Patifordftpo
Towanda, Thursday, April 80, 1 ,
LOCAL, AND GEN:ER
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1 a
MoNTANTE's'haire introduc e d new
E.tvle of sun umbrella. '
Ter - Bradford County Medici
ciety meet M this place on Monday next
Orn Barclay readers must not, for
'ge.t Fattier ToNnn's lectnro on Snnday
ALL the awnings on . Main street,
Lase been taken doer, except Dr.
and W. A. CLIA3IIIEItLII6§.
• MoNET of the' Towandaz MutnaL
Building & , 7ociation, sqld on Monday 9vening
lag at $5l premium.
AT THE sale of money of the A:thens.
;Building Association pn liondity evening last,
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'!'4,pietnians received wre £9l and .£97 pe share.
1 ' TIFCL lamp has been; placed
.over the entrance ot the Police Station, plat
Jut - of the ItEr`onrEr. OMee, with the inscrip
tion in plain letters—" Police Station."
NOTICINc, the Albans Grange
laa-w - eck, the name of the Master was madver
itantty omitted. In ' anothor column tu a. *ll list
of the officers may be found. _
EVINS. 7 .k HILDIIETII are sustaining
*their enviable reputation this. spring, iin dis
piaying a large. and Octant assortment of
gbods it figures which defy Competition.
• `JAVOODS - 111;, SPARE TIIAT
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Propßratory to crccticg. a new iron febee
around the public square, tiler! commi#sionera
f have ordered the large WUl6w, treed inside the
' enclosure cut down. •
'INT:Liu:E.I' in the temperance cause
litre unabatdd, and the dealers begin to real
ize that the tfiends of temperance mean bust
f*ss, and like Col. Caocirerfs soon, expreis a
.isilllng,nes's to "come down." I
. Rola, or-HoNon at Towanda Grad-.
ed School, or-names of student's with perfect
record in sttt , ndan:c, deportment and eh:ldles,
for the week ending April 24.: .CrAtta,.. LEWIS.
Jour MILLS, ALLIL DELINO, Wur!ran - ra, ,
M lIIY. BENNETT.
TOLIIIY OF lIIIT,iTION.—Our
ieei4t%;.l frifzcd, C.T. Sm - rna,of the gun Mite],
Dethlelitm, pays the pasta ge on letters depos•
.
ited in the post-office at that place, minus the
impo•lariVittle label. The practice is a good
one, aMtirorthy of iMilation.•
It. TAYLOR i in New Fork; bny
iL:g new goods, a d the very best evidencein
the world that he is bn:. - 'ng - eitertsisely_ is tho,
judi4ions advertisement of Tsyr.on A: Co., iq
another c9lnran. Their store is densely pack-,
(2 with everything in their line, and everybody,
they sell as cheap as the cheapest..
, HAVE carelessly neglected to
eeveral weeks past, the--new paper
cs;ablisi rd Leir'e, the Pc„r,sylcan i ia Methodist
...ksits name indicates, the paper
i:=-.ll:voted to the ear.ise of religion, and is the
rasa of chF Methodist Protestant denominas
The editdr la Dir. G. W. STERIOERE, of
Alahy We vri.4l him all cuteet.'
s OLD toper of this tow "who".
it scmorliat difficult to proenre his grog;
sitice tire crusade has teen cernm6nced, appli•
cd to or.eof cur leading, temperance men for
wcrk, saying p", Le could n't gat whisky he must
!work. the 'pia; in the • porsonons
Leverage could only be enfirely suppiemsed,
there ate many men who would willingly work
and Tzln.! - AL a decent support for their families
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AN AGED gentleman of .this place ,
nhu has the misfartune to be childless. has or
&eyed g,r.ives made for and wife, and
cmtmeted . for tomb-tones selected by himself.
the eldpntkman, who is nearing. his eighty
ninth year, naturally tick that but a 'rew
ditvs eau be allotted t,) him here, desire I
make his fiicnds as.little trouble .as
tug Lis LoJv to the grave. 'Ot , e-t•ct
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mac be4itt - Fst.o. ere his seralpt. e
~s trgnircd
S ttiANY people ;are prune td find
:atilt with the printer, and to magnify. all the
Lulls of a paper,that it is refreshing to rece. c
such coenruendatbm as the following from ni
patron and forim.r re.iident of this county:
' iirrrgris, Rockland Co., N. Y , April I.
S. W. Aurora), EQ , i —lhar I am remind
that my subscription for the ItEronritu has
expired, and most cheerfally do I.renew it.
Your pipl,r, which is well conducted, an ad
vo.....te, et Just priticipl. , 4, and a reproach to eril
tiers, yeesamte and read with interest as a
1111ki , its appearance.
pie so tied two doilars for the pres
' Very Respectfully,
E. B.
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- minotonly of our quiet town
rile:L - 3 ou Friday morning lasEL
u.A.I: hor-c,-; tached 'to - a heavy itithher
2:. , 1 t4T and ing at the foot or the hill on
•treet, l conllu'4od ti go to the
li.tr•;:,lv.•:,l , •ticte,l'Lt felt*pe ,, d. Finding the
t s ". r .it.y 11;2:1L. a "ehort turn," and
41 ,s::t!.r. On chat
• f3tof l ,tr, er , w;Ilion:t. damnge.-
.r • th. , : y came in e•m
, a ,/ . '• rruptedl their
ddea one
!: he ei.) , .m rallied,
MEI
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• 1 , 2.1 . 12rA no St1;011g
M. 4 ,r 4 ned 15 EI/Vr.:11 . 1) . Ovl:r.rt.N,
SALLI. INfom:ow, widow of the
4 ~, n ... , herof
Ffi.• t.,1 t::e
PEP', Usq.,
,17 147 rW:!.; 1..1,t. This
1:14 oc.: - frred the
I , 3E'. e - .r. Mrs. 31. lived t 3
t.h..r"..J...1,11;:, - affil grinvn to nr_tillood and wo
w alt:or:g11 her hit '(Saps were
s dLy the death of' r hu,boale!, eon,
danihter, awl ah is, restirg gratidchild,sh'e
never wavered '* lifi'..-fleavenly
Fatb— • " She 1..1)",:i,d ti b at rest.."
. .:C. , T!If. .Tesng, come
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'FERIA i'e.WN farming has
=IEEE
Ti• ,• %,ritim: . family
r.; arc havitig
lin.):-.rc-5.,z‘,...Lp it is
ME
.to'dtfrdn'd the
i:aa a tvz.r.eg laet Sr:tardily, be- .
.T irkil for his 2:p.:
MEN
at 4
C.:...Crlg 3 Grange
are farrnerai enough
t :f one .a•nni'l t tke'thi lead.
Al 1 1 . :la Intendedio
h ;:: i s firming exnni•i:7.ity, we think there
ar ;:' i i tin t-v , !r . y'rvi:....al and hope
- has within a few
s) through.
ms,y niAhe its appearance here.
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~ A T.THE regular semi-annual meet
;ht. Sauday-t-chool &Mance,
n cv(-ning last, the }'Mowing
g• ftlr the cta,ping six
CIE
PresN , ....)! —N. N. BETT..+, Jr,
Pee: , ide:el-3. A. CoppiNo.
o vEr. . ros:
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- J.
atd
RE
la at:,)::61 T 1,, r 'lnc 3. aas
".1% dir'ectina . o` tL lev.
S. J. I
.n:'• I:l2'.'":ll'2' WI be !lel lin the
IlG.n3s)• in May,
lite - lesson on the "smitten rock" bo
be Rc.. J. Frr.v4t-T,
TUB Tql3klllllllloek Democrat, ex
presses our sentiments In rostra to :the Mtn
agement of tho L. V. B. 8., in the 'following
notice: • . ' •
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We have frequently had occasion to speak of
the excellent and liberal management of the
Lehigh Valley railroad. The recent limiter the
Scott Legion to Wilkes-Barre and Manch
Chunk was an open free ride, and when the
visitors from Wilkes-Barre and this direction
came to leave toe mountain city on the Lehigli
Superintendent B. A. Packer was p resent and
gave directions to the conductor, Mr. James
Johnson, to not say tickets "to those who
bad been attending the — celebration. It is need
less to say that Mr. Johnson was particularly
kind and attentive, as indeed all the conductors
on that road invariably are.
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FAVIEB , TONEIt, of this place; will
lecture in Cooper Institute, Now York, on the
.12th of May. The Catholic Total _Abstinence
Union, in announcing the fact, says :
"Ultima:is iltur9."—Owinglti a severe at.
tack of cold, Bev. Patrick Toner Was compelled
to postpone his lecture at Cooper Institute. It
will. ome off on May 12. The Bev. gentleman
is said to be one.of the finest Irish eloclutionists
we have. He is well up in the love of the old
land ; is in sympathy with her patriotic bards,
and his recitation of certain passages in his
Philadelphia lecture, excited the liveliest en-
Ahnsiasm. We have theituthority of so stood a
scholar es Mr. McAlester, of the Freeman's
Journal, for promising our readers a rich treat
when they attend this lecture for the cause of
the "Monumental Church " at Towanda, I).Y its
zealous, and accomplished pastor. - Father
Toner.has' two missions, Towanda and Barclay.
Ho has just established a wood Total Absti
nence society. Ile is the friend of our cause.
Let us stand by him. Tickets 50 cents; for sale,
at all the Catholic book stores.
GRANOES.—New Albany Grange of
the Patrons of Husbandry, was organized with
twenty-eight charter members, by Deputy S.
W. Baca - , on Friday evening, April 10, after
which the following officers were elected : Mus
ter, A., Beverly; Overseer, d: B. Sterigere; Leo-,
tnrer; R. H. Richard; Steward, Hiram Beverly;
Assistant Steward, Win. Martin; Chaplain, Bold
Wilcox; Treasurer, J, W. Miller; Secretary, T.
101. Willcox; Gate-keeper, J. W. Wilcox; Ceres,
Mrs. M. T. Martin;:Pomons; Mrs. C. A. RiCh
ard; Flora, Mrs. Betsy A. H,everly . ; L., A.. ;SI
Seward. This meeting was quite listen...4th%
and well attended, considering the indern4t
* state of the weather. MI were highly pleased
kith the addrets delivered by Deputy S. W.
Buck:. The farmers are interested in the
movement, and we hope it may promote the
agriculVral interests of our place. H.
—.Mmi•EQoa, Gnewor..—A Grange has been
organized in Canton township, and the follow
ing officers elected to servo 00. balance of the
current year:
Master—Charles B. Taylor; Overseer, David
Duart; Lecturer, Ward Warren; Steward-3f. P_
Greenleaf; Assistant Steward, E. C. Ketchum;
Chaplain, 0. 0. Rockwell; Treasurer, James
Williains; Secretary, S. M. Smith; Gate-keeper,
J. W. Ketchum; Ceres, Mrs.-James Williams;
Pomona, Mrs. J.:D. Williataa; Flora, Mrs. Geo.
Darih; Lady Ass% Steward, Mrs. James Fergu
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Boni - ' _
This Grange bids fair to become one of the
la'r,lest and most powerful in the county, situ';
ated as itis in the heart of one of the richest
dairir:nd farming districts in Northern Penn
seivarda,
PERSONAL—E. T. Fox is the repre 7
tentative in this county of the State Society for
the-prevention Of cruelty to animals.
~--Father TON ' EII is ono of tho Vice Presidents
of the State - Catholic.Total'Abstinence Union. .
—P.ev. Mcltsauez is absent in Ohio on
a . visit tri his mother's family : We - believe that
he intends bringing his Mother home with him.
She hill meet with - a warm reception from her
eon's devoted -parishioners.
—lt affords us the greatest pleasure to an
nounce the convalescence of our esteemed citi
zen, Collector G. ,D. MoSaalivz. He was on
the street the other 4y, looking dearly as ro
bust as usual, and showing 'but slight indieL
estionts of his severe and protracted illness..
—lt will be a source ofd gratification to' the
friends of slaj. G. B. OvETrox, in this State, to
know that he was several weeks since confirm
ed as .Receiver of Public Mune:, • ,3 for the Te.Ti,
tory of Ciah. Haj. 0. hai served in the same
capacity - Jour years, with greal acceptability to
the Gdfernment.
Mormon has rec'ived his commission
'as President Judge Of this District. Daring
the three years which Judge •haa served as-
AdditiOnal La , S. Judge, he has more than filled
the highest Lpectations of his friends. Hie
large experience es a , leading attorney, high
ordac of legal rittainmento, and quick percep
tions of justice, c.,nthme to render It m a most
valuable Pitlicial officer. • His decisions always
command retr.ct, sad are generally Segni
esced Mby al puti..s: Ilis'firm and intlexibre
sPI i! of tight makes him 'A terror to evil doers.
,DEEDs left for recprd in the office
for the recording of deeds, cte., for the week
ending April,l3 :
Almon Fuller to E Burroughs, Wsalusing,.
Joh!) Chandler to George Smith, Sheshequir.
James Slbley to Charles Doane, Windham.
Betsy J. Rogers to John P. and S. N. Blood,
Litchfield.
John J. Griffithg to Joseph C. Blum, Tolrat-
„ds. 139r0.
Wm. McKean to &tidal McKean, Wegt for-
;Ing'on
Hiram Rockwell et al. te., Norm tit C. 3teKean,
IYO'at
Ilarttra E. Spalding to Benj. S. D.rtt, Canton
boruugh
.:Joseph W. Parks to Harry L. Parks (Spring)
Orwell.
E. D. Holfo a talra Morsr,
Daniel Guiupton Co E. F. Troy Lora.
J. H. Marsli to DI G. Bailey , : Pike and Le-
D. 6. I: to G. H. Little!, Pike and Le
Itaysv/11*% •
Ja-off , A,W. IT•G Wrin ILlnig, To ran
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da. ,
1112 F. t ) North To-
MEM
to; Tip tnl:4. North
T I • an la
Stil t ) Gra:1%111o.
Ira 31-r-e t..) L 7. d:2 Slolfortl, Franklin. •
.T t. - ) I). D. ChalT)e,
Jueti;) Minti2T, Ulster.
M,rg i•: ly tichord Dint:jot,
MEE
S!ixe4ict ,, n, Standing
Stot(-.
M. Honne E. Uhaae,
Pike.
I).Var;,- to Irt..ne M. To
wal:Ja
A F.Liv AFORE SENTIMENTS ON THE
TESTPLIIANCZ, MOVIAIENT.—We do trust that the
good sisters who sit not at home with "folded
hanits/awl quiet OOP." will read . Eraim,
and with greater acauracy, the humbiu state
ments we made b )Id to expiants in a pre ions
3ssm :Mil Ilnr.:wrldt, before they set us down
as heing cpppoped to thorn in spirit. It struck
us quite forcibly ay the meting of Wednesday .
eveuinL: et last week, that the views uttered by ,
thoi, who meant ‘v , irk,- were nnt at all at vari
ance wi - th those we had 'advanced: To be stare.
they mere 17- 4 t quite as explicit as to whom they
'dennie I fit subjects for prayer, but in the an
cenlation of labor, it is perhaps unwise to ex
pe2l., a minute outdoing of all the'miuor details.
We will pass ' et once, however, to a matter of
rhuch greater importance. In list week's Jour
)l4T, a communication was published, to which
was attached= the signature Q 1 "One of the
Christian Women of Towanda." The 'senti
ments therein txpressed, seem to us at this
particular juncture,' somewhat startling. If
slie speaks representatively—if it is so strongly
the sentiment of the society to which she al
ludes, that she feels called upon to .empbasize_
the fact. 1 0 " the inoment they appeal to law
they lose their hold upon the flock, upon which
the very constitution of the Society is founded"
—thenmeat assuredly ve have misconceived.
We had supposed it was the principal and stim
ulating purpose of the enterprise, to seize hold
:Wand render more fully available that very
law, which . we can 'Xegaril in no other same
-than as the rockthrown up for us as, a refuge
in t • vast sea ct distriction and disorder'.'We
hare, all'along rested in the assurance that this
law,,evetithough it seems to lie idle ; on the
stated° book, was vouchsafed in ans*er to
frayed., as_ fervent and heaven-beseeching, at
the suppli6ations of to-day; and we go so far in
orteconfidence its to believe that God, having
in file plenitude of his wisdom, and through
the instrumentality of disinterestelnaen, given
us such a stronghold, will never tarn aside to
work deliverance through another channel,.ao
long as' we have left untried any resource here
in contained., It' is well to watch and wait,
at Ming always in the spirit of prayer; but when
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we bate gained ii 'baling, and the watobm
from the heights give oat the idgiuds of ad
Tattoo, it is better' to go forward with swift feet
and quick-scenting forecast, than 4 is to hal
about the watch-towers, and await discomd
turn to the enemy through far-sought min=
lons Interposition. • .
The particular method of procedure In t
community, cannot be regulated,* the, root ,
meats of another. Many of the towns, to whic
we are ant to refer, in proposing methods' fo
effort, hare had the whole work 'to do, 'fro
the very beginning.` Without law of any kin
to hold rumeelle.rs in check, they have bee
compelled to go down , to -the bottom of •th
dirty business, acid work up to the point
which we through the merciful isaistence of -
kind Providence are enabled to•niake oar afar •
In such places, where no 'foregone labor h
prepared the way, or given a shaping to publio
sentimenc_ the work has necessarily been of a
crude and forbidding nature, reqniring the on •
erg;' and persistency" of the pioneer spirit
which We have almost felt was- lacking In o
midst. 'ilsiot a bit of it. We have jest What w ri r;
partioularly — require. Pointe of assault the
have be n compelled to make elsewhere iu th
form of ppeal, visitation, etc., are actually i
our postiession, if we only realize it half as son
eibly as the rum pOwer does, through the en '
actmentof law. . , •
A bountiful spri . min of picket duty nigh
be advisable in this vicinity, but we feel( at;
m
thorized by the spirit evidenced at the eitin
of Friday evening last, called for the purpose of
introducing more effective measures -Into tt43..
Temperance movement, that labor of this pal=
ticular sort will not devolve solely upon t e,
women. ' Do not understand us as objecting
appeal. Let them come like' 'e. proparato
Whirlwind of paper; followed close by t e
sweeping hurricane of prosecution- 7 -but in t e
meanwhile we will remember, there is still
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pressing and abundant need of prayer. 0 r
particular enemy is one that lies in cover ;
and it needs that stisdoixt that has the subtle y
of the serpent, as well as the harmlessness f
the dove, to hunt it out. We never hid mote
praying on hand, than wo ought to have nor
Pray for the moderate drinker that lied. st -
pidly over his hymn book, and picks ""np o d
glass for. extra drinks. Pray for the elee y
gentility that harks at the edge of the law, a
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beckons and flashes gilt at the foolish boys
who loiter- that way. Pfay for the did=
lodgment of men who skulk across thefrontiTr
with law evading leers, and send back their
poison as the counterfeiteri sends out his opui ,
ous coin. Pray for the dear children that will
not listen to your:warnings, that God opcia la
spanless chasm-between them and their des
troyers. Pray for the prosecutor, the judge,
the jury, the lawyer, the whole machinery of
the law, which under the direction of an over
ruling providence is to bring dc:ivemnce, i
We are not, particularly impressed with the
spirit of prophecy, :nor do wo make calm to
any great stock otriaitb,' but the rapid develop
ment affairs have taken Within. the last ,few
days, givens a confirmation of hope, such its '
we have never experienced 'before. Women
who three weeks ago felt the impulse of duty, 1
and yet shrank back within themselves, over-
come with the fear of being called upon to {lo
something that might bring upon• then' the,
imputation ci unini.ing themselves, are tea ly
for effort in any line that may be deemed Wige•- •
ly advisable.. Mee have come forward, wheise,
assistance and counsel is a iupport,almost un-,
loooked for, and the cordiality with which they,
have undertaken the heavier work,' inspiresi,
strange confidence. Work has indeed begpnr:
in dead earnest, and the hour-hand points;
s'raight through the fog of uncertainty to the ;
''..l..aw, and to The, Testimony." I- i
There is no prospect at present;qhat women
wi:l have occasion to enter into public prosecn
tien, but there are times and circumstances
less favorable than ours, when women may not
remain in the shelter of the privacy -they love , .
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and it is not unwise to he provided (of' suila .
r
emergency
It 5C:.'21:13 to be a matter of inference wish
men of a particular stripe, - that women ; a l so
simpletons as far as any comprehension of the
practical workings of the 'law are- concerned.
One of the leading members of the Towanda,
bar said to us the other day, that "if the ;w6- •
men were:going to makiug prosecutions thiy
would find-they were meddling with bometllg
they did n't know anything about, and if th y
came into court, they had got to bring clomp
thing beside wind." Rest you,,ftir eir ! they
are Well aware there is enough of that,,eorri
medity there already. A nd furibermore, if 'its
a class they arc ignorant 'of the prociss of legal
ii
procedure, and have need of . such knowledg' ,
they can most asouted.y learn, just as you di .
They waremain tip-stairs, prayingibr mac -
ine sanction for any reasonable length of time,
Int when once the necessity has spoken one -
ringly—whcn the pates if thri highway a
thrown epim, - anel the ter ibie call ler the tin -
vation of thehly:loved, urges them forth froM
the sweet privacy of womanhood, then,' mark
you,,they wig go: (loud 13sterp, 'if some sad
day, when you are seeking the protection pf
the law, yea are reminded by one of these En
poreilions brethren,' of, the chi - haul:ice and her -
hssuess of Your position, show him a page of
your heart's borrow. Ask him ,if be thinki Unit
paren i ts, seeking with sleepless and ceaseless
anxiety for some clue from the dark dengwhere
all their loving, toiling, life work is neutralized
and overborne, are ignorant or the fearful coni
bination by which evidenceds suppressed, and
every avenue leading to the disclosure of their
criminal "business kept skillfully guarded?
Then, when they hint farther at the humilia
tor; of failure, ask how it was with them—if
they alwaytli succeeded, and if men give up at a
failtire or two, and if the lessens learned by
few.experieuees, , whether of a successful nature
or otherease,liave not helped men, and women;
and children, upward and onward, from time
imniemorial ?
Women have not heretofore and in matterli.
of fir less importance, been very` unsuccessful
in tracking out evidence, and we . prophesy'
that :f onee,they tale up the chase, dark rams
be the rat-hole where a rucuseller w - . 11 be übl
to hideshis telimentals.
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Women Olin ale really in earnest in anything
arc no` 4o unlike men, after all. They do no
clc#4.! veiymuch for being pirsised and pette
for doing 'that they know they ought to, noi•
are they . ! verfon I of compliment, and all- sorte
or a:co it:c ing allusions' to their sweet
coos and wi:tt.ve , , and the undying nature et
..I„,h se many eif them. pnoc
:4 , ):11e! have too oval:, !to facto the
jums of the rum-li‘i! °or] nr the e ; rakers or
Friday eve , Me, oho has proveslll;m,olrdaneq
less in ether than, civic fields, flopped for nn
utter:ince:: this kind., lie meant help, an
strength. and manly direction, and co•opera l l
tion, and think you that a woman who listener
to the sound of his voice, and felt the st maltls
of . his high-born enthusiasm, missed ,the tone
of trilling compliment that drops 'duira froi:d
the purrose absorbing her soul, tutoithesphef4
of odc petty vamtb.s ? No; we d'o not wonder
Ufa: ,
fo'kie ed ine'a a elan with the
zeal that smiles at danger or ItleAtb, and ni w
that ho has risen to a higher pane i of moral
heroism, Golthriset. to him: , and al such as
him, length ordiys.
trust, that 11. E ltdies or Tovrzw.
in!Mpliance no. it ~1 Gen.
31anme. Oh EltindAY ctening, wi I ni Ike . it their
speci'al business to be present at tile Cmrt
flous6 np.in the oce.tstm of iv.y trial that may
result from the efforts of 1110 committee' o`
vecich he is a member and invaluable aid, we
li.ve not the slthtest ilea but that such will
'be the case, and that every woman in Towanda
will be rind to show her interest in that which
interests them all so closely.
With an appeal to the patience of oar read
ers, allow_ns to make the single observation,
that from the men and women who, in this .
pressing emergency, shall perform the most
prolonged, and exhausting, and offs: teal labor,
we Phan' probably hear the least grumbling
about cod?, either of money, time, or vio4,
reit CotesciExtrcra Wonion:
Emelt ittpoßTEß—Dear Sir: The
temperance movement Is the great and all-absorb
hag question of the day. Our ministers, onr citi
zens—men and women—are taking position for or
against sustaining the laws'of the land. One of the
hopeful signs of the. times Is that all our Christian
ministers are a unit in favor of temperance. And
while a majority of those who conduct our local
press; who wield a mighty,pngine of power in form
ing public opinion. are true and faithful temperance
men and use all their Ability and influence oti the
side of right, it- Is very humiliating to know that
Jane of our local payees of long standing and of re;
apeetable age of agp van make it respectable); is
willing to use its influence to favor the vilest iniquity
and the grf atcst aliornination under the sun. The
present uprising cf the people on this subject, head
ed by the prs.yie; and pious women of our land, is
a fit oppor.uhity far every matt and woman o -de
clare t heir
, Intentions, and show to . the world on'
- w111:1L side they m.ty:be found. There Is no mtddla
•
grond ht this vat. The.. who ire not Reiss are
against us; ye an not serve Gov end Manunon
The public will know *bare you stand;! the people
roll not be deceived: 'An old and respeletable paper
counsels Bs readers not to overdo the Matta. and
fears a rebound and says whether k process of
compulsion.. passed to regulate the .t.aseter. of
sands and liquids that person may eat or drink. Is
in strict accordance with the provision An the con
'Mardian, which contemplates a, free exercise of On
those rights and privileges guarnteed under a '
I re.
.publican`form of government, is a question of con
siderable doubt's! haat." Here is wisdom worthy of
sludge; he certainly should have a plies upon the
Supreme Bench. He displays too Mach study,
learning and judgment to waste his precious UM In
a prbitb4.44llce. He is a hlgh•Mmed judge who
erpoinds any privileges under the constitution.
Sertoual3r. dots the mannikin= contemplate and
guarantee the right and privilege to sell poison eto
induce boys 01 tender age to become' drunkard',
and lead them in the road to' ruin and , 'shame? to
rob them of all that is valuable or precious to them
in thls wield and in the world to cm*? Would not
the law punish any one who Abitibi knowingly sell
poisoned dour or unwholesome meat? If a few
physicians mild, by introducing the imalipoz into
the co mmunity, make a large amount of m oney by
so doing, should our good citizens protect them in
it Y Would the judge apologise for them Y Drina•
ounces is infinitely worse than all the other evils
which have been mentioned. 1 •
Ohl Whisky thou art the greatest cures
To soul, to body, and to poise;
Pandora's box held nothing worse
Than Whisky. _
Esau sold his birthright for a mesa of pottage:
Judas betrayed his Muter for thirty pieces of alv,er,
and when ho considered what ne had done i e went
out and hanged himself; and lf our friend w old go
and do likewise, M would be a small loss to the corn
zatulity. A newspaper that Gan be bought with the
money of the llquor.seller to , give its influence to
the liquor interest, must certainly establish for
itself a name and a reputatian which money can not
redeem 1:om infamy. H.
_ THE present Spring has been so
backward, that ferment have neither been able
to do work at home, nor get into town to make
their usual furchasds, but we opine that if
they were conscious of the opportunity now
presented them of seeming unheard of bar
gains in all kinds of dry goods, net even the
almost impenetrable , naud would 'hold them
back. Daring all our experience we have never
seen a better and more attractive showing of
nice things in the line of "fixings" than
were shown no at Power r. Co.'s, during a
brief visit to their extensive establishment 'the
other evening. They have thousaudi of yard
of prints, at prices ranging from 6 cents np-
Ward. Dress silks of the latest pattrris, and,
"awfully" reduced in price, so that any lady,
who does not array herself gorgeously bow,
cannot plead high price of goods asan excuse,
for wo aro positively certain that . an Outfit suit
able for a queen can bo procured for a mere
song. We know the ladies will thank as for
the information that they can buy any style of
ribbons at about one quarter the usual pr:co,
warranted till' very best.
Luc qiutl urtne track:. It was .jus
beginning to grow tiresome, whe
out we rushed into the open ai,
again, and the train stopped. Ever y
body's head popped out of the wini
dow to See the mountain •we ha
passed through. There was''xiser"
little snow on this side, and th
mountain appeared almost as bald a
a rock, and in every direction •
looked as bleak and dreary as possi
ble. (For the information of th '
•Curious who may, not remember I.li .
• exact figures, I will say - that the Tun
nel is eight miles in length; at thi
north entrance 3,802 feet,. at thi
south entrance 4,163 feet, and in thi
center 4,245 feet above - the level
the sea. The mountain is 8,438 fee
or more than' a mile and a ha*
high.) • : Fon .14. - /C'T*—Dwelling containing
We passed on over frightful precio 14 rooms—suitable for a boarding bOnSe 'Or a
pices, by the city of Susa, and on toi large f am il y . Also, ono small three-story liouse
wards Turin. In every available` r spo i n centre of town. F. E. Post.
on this side the mountains; wer• No. 32, Second•st.
'planted vineyards, and there was a -
economy` of space., manifested that , ler If you aro'coming to Court
would have astonished a Bradford you will have some spare time, and you may,
county farmer. It
.was after dargi find something of benefit to ,yO4l 'at BLACK'S
when we reached Turin. We onlya Crockery Store. •At least it . will not be out of
stoppe4 there a few minutes, ta; lY°ur way to call and look over his stock. Shall
e glad to see my old friends, or others.
change carriages, and the principal'
thing I recollect• about the place, i
jte THE LAST C.ILL.—If the members
being nearly suffocated by
su2A- zof Northern Lodge think it, desirable to have
and fog in the immense railway sta-I
; any officers or organization for the coming
tion. Our destination that night kuarter, they are notified and requeqted to be
was Milan, and about twelye o'clock, present at meeting on Friday evening heat.
very Cold and uncomfortable, we • I, , YDGE DEPUTY',
-ached there, where I will laid -Yon
B USIN - BSS -LOCAL."
FOR &Mi. —A No. 7 Artisan Cook
Stove, with pipe and furnituq, will be sold at a
bargain. Enquire at this oftieet
Wir Childrens'z , Carrieges, as nice
es you want or ae cheap, at BLACK'S.
tar When in Towanda, take time
to , look at 0. A. BLACK'S Store and Goods.
Itfir Price of Plaster reduced to $7
per Ton, at Myereburg Mills. •
April 9, 1874.
stir Large stock of Pictures and
Picture Prmes, at WHITCOMB & Met
cnr's Block.
M.. Wall Paper and Curtains
cheap at WHITCOMB & SHAITT . B.
Mercar's Block.
see' New goods just reeived at M
E.:CDF.I.SIAIed.
Stfir From a plain Gold Ring to
the finest diamond, go to HENDELMANS.
sier• A large line of Parasolsin all
the new sliadoi, just received by
EVANEI HILDILEIJI.
Mir American and Swnsa Watches,
largest stoc:: ever brought to this foul", at
HENDELALVeri.
If you wish to , see fiL9 gold
Jewelry, call at EIENDELIiAN'I3.
se— sirs. J. D. HILL is now in the
city, purclissing a !till assortment of Spring
Millinery Goods.
vgt,,.. We open! to-day 20,000 yards
or Grog Grain Ribbons at one-third theievalue.
EvaNe k MLDRETIL
Stj' Tou,s a specialty at the -lied,
White& Blue Store.;
the best and largest assort
ment _of ladies and gentlemen's gold chains
ever ofTored in this market at M. Fimmurattes.
sew- Mrs. J. fre'speptfnlly
invites all to her opening of Spring and Sum
ner Millinery Goode, on April 29, 2), aid 31
le.. The largest assortment o
e'ocloi at low pricaa at rinrimmoes,
* Spring styles Hats and Caps,
just received at TAYLOR - -
War Patent Butter Tubs, 55 cents
out, at BLIAALI:k Haeoufe Bed,White find
Blue Store, Bridge-et.
Air All vari6tios of stone rings,
21 per cent. lower.than ever be fore offered in
Towando, at M. jbanDitus.ttee, Bridgo stmt.
• ips„, If you want fine Hair Work
made up, or desire to purchase aim go to IL LA.
you, a reliable hair dealer, Bridge-st.,l at Mrs. J.
D. lads FanCy Store.
Mir Fancy Goods and Stittionery
for tho holidays, better and cheaper 'than else
where, at 0. F. Cnoss'..
M. The " Girl of the Period " is
to be Been In the window of Lavont's Hair Palace,
on Bridge-at., at Mn., J. 1J Panci Store.
is.. The best'- stock of
Towanda at the Third Ward Grocerj,
kery.
ME
inillE
Mr' Large blare and full of Goods
Mr Yon can buy everything • in
the grocery and P1'01140311140 1 cheap er
nildoOmm& Enwanns thait r
aw othpr place in
town.
*.
- Notlithstandiag the 10.oness
of tbe season; our stock is full and our prices
aro such as cannot fail tq please.
agi. The beet place to buy rencly
made clothing !sat No., 4, 2 clbora west of 'Cop-
DWG, Itcressix & Co'si,'
I ' •
M. Do yon want a Wagon or Cart
or Booking horde ter Your boy or girl, go to
BLaca's and get his prides,
tft.Garden and Flower Seeds a
specialttar, the; Third Ward Grocery.
1 Have you any Forks or Spoon's
that aro badly worn that' on would liko mad _
good as new, tako thaw to 9. A. BLacw's. •
sir Several valuable Farms and'
Rouses and Loth for rale by 111.11XLVIIit TEAM
HouaAND TAOT • FOR SALE Olt ,RENT
—Terms easy. Apply to Ilrs. E. L. Wooterui-r
over M. J. Lotto's store.
Vir Pure Bluestone Cayuga Ras
ter, on hand for ealeat Myeraburg Mills. Well
prepared and warranted a pure article.
I 41♦
THREE HOUSES TO 'REST.-010 in
First Ward, near upper depot, and two in Sec
ond Wirt. Inquire at °Mee t of OvEnrox
ELSBBEE.
. air Choice Family, Groceries, as
cheap as the cheapest, at the Third Ward Gro
eery".
Kir All kinds of black- born, rub
ber and real jet jewelry at,rery low prices, at
Ev.iorratais'a .
US. Gm McCADE dz. SON have kik
received several car loads of choice • marhle,
and they aro turning out sorne,of the heat work
ever made in this place; Yard and office ono
door south' of the Baptist Chnrch.
CLUB FOR THE Y , NEW YORK WEEKLY
TninuxE.—Price Per year Ono Dollar and Ten
Cents. Elnincrifitions received at the Towanda
Peat 7 Oflice; paper sent to any Post-Office m the
county. Postage 20 cents—to be paid at the
office where received. • •
''Why run the risk of an acci
dent, when you can get a ticket,. good for $3,-
000 in case of death, for 20 cents a day, by call
ing on Fnawa Bonnawu, at upper depot?
`litier It is not generally known that
H. C. Warrsis.n, at the Book Bindery over the
BEronTwa office, makes Blank BOoks in any
style of ruling and binding desired. If yon
want a new Ledger, Journal or Docket, give
him a call. '
Se' Providence permitting, the
"West Burlington Church, after having boon red
paired and remodeled, will be reopened for ser
vice on May 7. Preaching at 101 a. at., by Rev.
E. J. BERMAN'S, at 71 r. as., by Rev. M. C. DEAN
•
of Towanda. G. S. TUMMY; Pastor..
• M. Jurors and others attending
Court will find the very beat of board and
lodging at No 32, Second Wool
/.
April 29-2-er. F. E. Posy.
SECONDHAND' WAGoNS FOR SALE.-
1 Top Buggies, 2 Opeb Buggies, 1 Spring Sulk
ey, ind 2 Platform Wagons; also, 2 (-new) One
or Two Horse Lumber Wagons, will be sold,
cheap for cash at H. S - rrLmi's Carriage Facto
ry, Pine street, opposite the new Jail. '
Towanda, April 22-4 w. -
OS- Hair Work of every descrip
tion Will tx) sold at 25 per cent. less than New York
prices. Call and examine at E. LATOIE'd BranCh
Hair Palace, Bridge-st., in Mrs. J. D. Htt L's Fancy
Store.
•
FOR SALE.-.—The net, house ou Main
,'street, second door north of Chestnut street.
lot about 100 feet trait. Term's easy. pufnire
on the preinises of Mira. ncilSE;3 and of E. T
Fox. I
rt.. yon want Shoes for a La
d; lent, MiSP, Boy, Youth, Child or lufant.?
The go to COMER at Coo where you will
find u large stock to select from, and at esccel-
Log low prices. Opposite the Court House.
i Go and see ELtn LAVOIE, who
hai }last returned from Now York with an immense
stock of Human Hair, which ho bought at bark
ruin sale, and which will bo sold at lowest cash
prices,at-LacoLafs Branch Hair Palace of 'Elmira,
N. Y.,—Bridge•st., Towanda. I'a.
**.C. F. Citoss lias,alren;dy opened
his spring styles of Wall Paper. His atej6rtment
has'been selected with great care and with
special reference to the wants of this cvnttit
nity., purchasers will find it to their-interest
to give tdr. tel„,a-calL
Ur' Why is it tint TAYLOR & DA
vms dress men and boys better and cheaper
than any other house in Towanda. The reason
is, they stocked their new store during the
money panic, and aro satisfied with very small
profits. , _
tom. The beit place to buy Sash,
Blinds, Doors and all kinds of Lumber, is at
FROST S. Son; Factory on Charles street- Of
fice 107 Main street. Thoy sell cheap for cash.
Gentlemen, "we would can
your attention to onr new styles of Shoes for
Spring and.tiumtnor woar. ?Hoes low.
- Cor.sEn CcoNs.
Opposite the Coutt.llouge.
ler PIERCE Z 4 NienoT.3 are sell*,
all varieties of coal very cheap. They aro sole
agents for the sale of the celebrated Barclay
coal. Coal by car load at a discount.
Etias.—From very fine Light Brah
mae, and !Duff and Partridge
Cochins. Price $2 per setting, of 13 well racked
sod delivered at lispress dace.
Towanda, Pa., April 1, 1871
M. HENRY PEET, Nurseryman , is
now supplying all who want good trees, with
stock from PAUL S; CAMPBELL'S Nursery, situat
ed three hnndred feet zibJve the river). Good
thrifty apple and cherry trees at 25 c0..1s t ach.
All other kinds of tree.; fulnishe'd to order. -
Residence on Poplar street.
U. must not fail to call on
Ariz. SoLoxes, the One-Prin C. 0. D. Cloth
ier, Bee his immense stock of Spring, and
Summer Clothing. They aro it prices that will
astonish yon. You can save time and money
by dealing , with - him. Ho gniiintees every ar
ticle to be as represented. Good Spring fruits
at $8.00; good all wool Pants and Vests at
$6.00; fine black all wool Dress Coats at 9; fine
blue all wool Dress Coats, at 49; working Pante
Pants et sl.2s; • Corduroy-Pants at Fl.OO- ex
tra finality; Working Coat 'at 11.75., Ir. abOnt
one week we will offer toihe trade good Pahl)
Leaf or. Chip Hats at 10 cents !each; ~ H arvest
Bati at 15 cents, and a new India Paean a Bat%
et.2s'oents, Do not-fail to call at Aux. Bow
Pox's Ono-Price Clothing Mora. nest door to'
Twos 6C ON% to r s first-class bargains.
lirS in
and Bs-
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C. P. \VI LLE:,
HLILFE.
:~:.: a~-.~ z;~ - %r.s y+.a~s~.~:+~'nrr.> "veFdcsfi.`7xrr.~.~...:n'.s~`Y .: ~;.:.s -....~,.w
.11 U "ME wptgOvigooB cheap
remember tbo old 114 d, White intraloi Store.
Speetae4cie and eye glasses,
wanted 'olinat' so , any, in the market, from
e doom' to tho beet, it Ilmortatmes.
• 'aril you want the best Cook Stip°
tank call at JUNE'S, 111 Marines Block.
sea- An endleis variety of heating
stoves at Aria's, which are being sold ion ,
cheap: -. • -
Spinal IL(Ts.—All the latest styles
Mrs: J. D. illi.qMillinery ttote, BrlClgo•st.,
wanJa, Pa. a ,
,
i ss.:A,eood boy can get his boara
'....
ud schooling at the Institute, in retareor do
ig chores in the family of tho Principal.
Ate Er. Go to WUITCOMB . S 1; SECAUT'B,
ereur's for your Books-and Stationery.
ge. For the bes i t Roast or Steak
go to MUM
NO' Best Garden Seeds, by ounce
ur pound; also Canada Pcaa, for sale at Heenan
IlDwann's.
Graham Crackers, Oat Meal,
rraluun Flour, Crushed Wheat, at the Third
Ward Grocery and Bakery.
1186 BELMEIALL & IIAI9IIT invite the
ottention of cash buyers to their superior stuck
f groceries at the Bed, White and Blue fibre.
RUBBER PAlNT.—Warrialtkd to: be
ore durable l and better for !tame or other
tinting, than.any, other paint. 'Has always
.icon perfect attisfactiou.
It M. WELLE4, Agent.
Se" Grangers and everybody else
an buy their Clover and Tiluothy seeds at
ottom prices, at ISlcCana & °
REVERSIBLE SIDE4ILLL AND LEV 3 / 4 IL
LAND Ptccvd.—l Bold 75 in 1873, and every one
have satisfaction. A full stock on•hand.
It. M. WELLEB.
• :
Townw.la, Pa. •
1 Atte- It will pay you to call "and
fool: over our stock of Boots, Slioes,, Gaiters,
Trunks, Traveling Bags, etc.
Cor.mtl: Coosa
Oitositei the (;oart House: .
I .
va. A tine assortment of Stone
Ware; at ttie Third Ward Grocery.
J. F. HOILTON.
RE3.rovlAr..A. N. NF soN, Jeweler,
or about May 1, will remove his store to the
store formerly occupied by Fox :c 3lnncun,
coiner Main and 'Pine streets, with Jomus
Worm, Clothier.
F.Ar.3I TO RE'rr.—l offer for rent
he farm on the old plank road, adjoining tho
Boro' of Towanda, belonging to tho estate of
?tire. IL 0. WARD, deceased.
1 . N.: N. BETTg, TrtiStLe.
• gEr Nu remedy in the world, ever
came into such univers4l uso, or has so fully
iron the confidence of mankind, as Armies
Cherry Pectoral, for the cure of Coughs, Colds
and Consumption.
ATTENTioN !—Madame A. Mass, of
Owego, N. Y.,,Clairwoyant Physician and Lifo
Reader, will be at the Elwell House, Towanda,
Pa., for tltreo days only, conamenciut
Thnra
day, April 30, 1371, where sho will be pleased
.to Fee all who'nii'y need her advice.
I=
I. The . Quarterly Mooting of
Lome Charge, will be held at 3lyersburg, on
Saturday and Sunday neat, May 2 and 3.
Preaching on Saturday at 2 o'clock, and on
Sunday at 11, by the Presiding Elder.
._ • •
HOUSE FOR SALE.-011; Sp.cbrid-st.,
between Pin 3 and Bridge—emit sije: Twelve
rooms; Gas,t Water, Heater, liange. etc. One
of the most ,coureident 'bousts to beLfound.
Terms easy, c,regniro on the premisei,.
AUCTIO,N SALE.—Wishing to dose
my Furniture business, I rill sail- the remain
der of my stock at auction; —sale to commence
an ltonday, May 1, and to continue until all is
sold. .
I shall continue to sell goods at cost Until the
day of.salc. JOSEPH HINES.
' Towanda, Pa.
VEP.Y ELEC3ANT NEW GOODS. K.
.4.unus is now opening, hi his new store in
Chambeldin's Block, opposite public square,
fresh from the' city markets, the finest Millinery
a l nd Fancy Goods ever brought into this town.
By has an immense stock of entirely new
t pat
time of ladies' bonnets, hats, gloves, fancy ar
cies, etc, Our reporter has interviewed his
stock, and the many handsome things he saw
Ni . i!l hereafter ho mentioned in our columns..
11. H. Ilinnti is determined . that these goods
stall be sold at the very lowest price,s. SPE.
att.—Look out for his opening in a day or two
Beand be the first to give him a call:. e will
sllow you goods 3 on ll'ave not seen Lic]ro before.
Nonce.—ror sufficient :reason, I
t i wilk it desirable, just and profitable, to make
permanent reduction in. my prices. 'Thene
fort) intending nothing bat busine)le, and that
v/ithout lowering in the least t:ie high staudaid_
07 . honer and excellence which I always aim at;
I announce my determination to tell.my pros
edt spring and sumnicr etOck of ready mido
clothing, furnishing goods, hate ar.,l caps, all of
the latei t btyles and novelties kr the ensiling
tr')asisting of the chic Lest of all the
various Linda of goods, from tine dress to
erdi
nary businesss"nits, which can be obtained at
nly,, alcire on Main street. They have been
carefully selected by imysel , , with a view 'et
aripylyiAg the wants of my customers and-the
public generally. You will pleaso rtrgard this
card as an invitation to all. Yours- respectfully,
„
as,. E. hosst:FtEr,n.
.
1 ToTIIE Punue!—Parties in the vi
cipity of Viryaluairg, dealing in plaster, have
with malicio4s inibnt been reporting to my cue
-9 mere and dthers, that I liave bzeii dealing in
inferior quality of Plaster; in , short, that I
• I
only had stone from Cayuga county, for which
I had paid but tent cents .per ton. Such is not
, •
the fact, as 4 can prove by abundant testimony;
and if Laid parties do not s top their slanderous
rports ;immediately, I ....Ltall procted by process
elf law.. That I buy and deal in only the best
C 1 yugat 6 Plaster, is ovilent all who have dealt
w th me hereto:ore, and 13 I plainly proven by
the following leiter from the' ruLn of whom I
have pirclia.ica :a:•.• entire :,10,::: : : . .
UNPIN March la, 1874.
Diu. T. F. Earn -Dear Your favor of the
1 th inst. came to hand this morning, and in
a i'swer would say that we, Will certify that we
h*vo been selling yi.in . our, best Cayitga Pia:A . 2r
S 'inc. Itegnectfully.
YawnEn,Yrro it 7 Co.
by t
wi;i be teen that reports to toe
at tea y are untrue, and intendedi:o injure my
utation and litiaines3. lih'ive a large stoeli
• the best Plaster at 'my Mille at Itummerfield
trek ' and while I thank my tubtormers for
h ir ^patronage heretofore extended, frespeet
ly solicit a con tinuatir . o of the Bathe,
•r. F. Esry
luminerlield Crvitk, ltazch
MABBIED
.
NDY-110USTOIsi.—In Towanda, April 16.
~y Bar. 51. C. Dean, Charley W Sandy, or
'hiladelphis, Pa., and Min Amelia Ilolion,
.1' the former place. •
SON—FERGUSON.—In Rome Borough,
t the residence of the oflicutting clergyman,
pril 21, 1874, by gel/. P. T. Maryett, Erecter-
H. Ellson, of (thew, to Miss Haute E.
• ergnson, of Wymox township.
LEN—PERDY:—At the house ul the bride's
• 'rents, April 22,1871, by . lter. J S. Bush,
tr. 8, L. Allen, of Roma, Pa., and 312iis
ddle S. Purdy, of Lellaysvllle. pa.
DIED
l3'TZ.—ln Franklin, 401,7, of cancer, Mrs..
'Liebe Ann, wife of Jelin Lantz, in the, Gelb
ar of her ago. : ,
. TH.— In Ulster, April 4 Elizabeth Heath,
e : e d 47 'TM ,. •
lIM
en
V. Hol.nr.ooK
QM
PUILINLIA M-kBON
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the 0'
Febrile:
The
-court t
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day Of
thr Bo rj
all pa
and be
barred;
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to the
t 6 m
lug cla,
duly a
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to th .
deceas,
payme,
said es
for set
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to the •
ceased.
and all
must p
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EMI
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Dletrict
In th
cred(to
TAX!
general
for the
Section
Ina, wt
one of tt
on the li
Apr2 l ,l
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to the ei
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persons ,
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to the es',
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persons
sent the,
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Stone, d '
went, an
estate
MettleM6
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mast pr
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EME
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seriter
EMZIMiE
=I
Taylor
W SPRING GOODS
SPECIALTIES.
SPECIALTIES
' •
ave Just opened and %ill offer for. 'rib la
Igo stock of
RIBBONS-
At one quarter their ado! value
LOOK AT 111E11. !
/
CM
Alrge Tim 61.
KID GLOVES,
reduction 01
WIT CENTS PER PAIR,
pula; ina'kt , a awl in greit-vaticl7 of v.,lara
TAYLOR A: CO,
nda, Pa., April.2ali, 1874
New Advertiseinents.
W L L &• C 0
ARE OPENING
, A
FULL STOCK .:1
OF
V SPRING GOODS
•
- THIS WEEK
April 23d, lti-14
)ITOR'S NOTICE. --- - t. In the
atter of the ostato of Daniel IfeDuffee.--In
Autos' Court of Bradford County. No 10
ry T., 1871.
Adersigned, an Auditoi appointed by said.
dispose of-exceptions filed to the !triple.
y account of the executors of said estate.
gives notice that he will attend to the,
1 his appointment on FRIDAY, _the eighth
.1. 1874, at 2 o'clock, p. m., it his etc° in
ough of Towanda, at !which tirue and place
-8 concerned are •regfiested to be present
heard in the premises, otherwf6o to be de.
.1a heaalui before zue. WM. FOYLE!.
1874. Auditor.
. t STRATOR'S NOTICE.—
.uce hereby given that all persons Indebted
state of Abraham A., Worden, life requested
e immediate payment, and all persons ham.
;ma against said estate 'must present them
thenticated for settlement.
0. W. REYNOLDS:
'Administrator.
9, 'l4. With the Win annexed.
ECUTOR,'S NOTICE-
Ice is hereby given that all persons Indebted
estate of Noah Lacer, late of Canton,
d, are requested to make immediate
t,- and all persons having claims against
to must present thtm duly authenticated
anent. .
THOMAS 8. MANIAS,
NOFIL. ]LACER, i '
Executors.
NIEVISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
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en isnerenyvven install persons indebted
!state of Daniel Beverly. Jet° of Ove.lon, do
wn requested-to matte immediate payment,
rsons having claims against 'said estate
esent them duly authenticated' for settle-
MATILDA HEVERLY,i,
JOHN c IiATHEWB,
'Administrators;
IMO
it ANKRUPTCY.4-Lln tho Pis-
Court of the United States for the Western
of Pennay.sania, No. 1818 in Bankruptcy.
matter ots-Nr. PAINE Bankrupt. Tothe
' of said Binkrupt.
• once that by order of said court a second
"eating of the creditdra of said bankrupt,
purposes namcd in the Twenft , i3prenth
(the Bankrupt Act of the end of Maich,
ill be held et the office of P.: Overton,
he Registers in Bankruptcy in said District,.
41.11 day of-May. 1874. at 11 o'clock. a. In!
GEO. B, DAVISON.
DELas ROCK WELL,
AESigIICeS.
lINISTRATOR'S
co is hereby given that all persons indebted
tate of G 9 o. P. Barrett late of Springfield,
net nark° immediate: payment, and all
having claims against said estate _most
teeth drily authontieated for settlement. i •
MICINDA A. BARRETT.
EtiI3M,B.IIII3EST. .• I
1871. . , Administrators.
iIiciSTRATOR'S NoTRAL'-
ce is heieby given that all persons Indebted
ate of Josephus Campbell, late of Burliig•
d, must make immediate paynient and all
laving clainis against sad estate must pre
. duly authenticated for settlement. ' i
t , 'CHESTER E. CAMPBELL, I.
14. .*.- . :" ' ' Administrator,
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OUTOR'S. NOTlCt.—Notiee
C • reby given tbnf all peilions Indebted to
, -
le of i..awrenee blfer - on. late of StandMß
d, are requested td make immedlate.pay
all persona haring claims against' said
l i n
t present them duly authenticated for
t, . . . JAMES O'HERON.
,JR 7 .I . . •- , IRvamitnr , ,
4.INISTRATOR'g NOTICt.-L
-apt, Is hereby given that all persona Indebted
state of William Height], late of WYBoxi,de.
are ceuuested to make immediate payment,
persons having claims against said 'estate
'lent them duly, authenticated for settle
HARRIET 1.10AOLIN;
R. B. MARL°,
DAYTON ALLEN, • -
, !Administrators.
"ICE.—AII "ICE.---All shooting with fire r or fishing upon the Premises of the into.
ter this date, is strictly forbidden.
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pP,OCLIMAON.- WHERE A S;
'l_ Bon. I"..kItRLS B. ST/t 51110ETM, President Judge
M the 12th Judicial District,l consisting of the
cqunties of Bradford and Susquehanna, and
•illbsas. , C. S. Bussatn and I S. D. Itar.a.*Ess
liilisociate Judges, in and for - said county of
tadford, have, issued their. precept -heanpg
date the 24th - day of.llarch, 1674, to me di
!irOcted fOr holding a Court of Oyer and Tenni
hter, General Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
finer,
Pleas and Orphan's.. Court, at !rowan
'Ali, for the County of Bradford, on Monday,l
iXay 4, 1674, to continue twelweeka,
:Notice is therefore hereby giveri to the Curo
:ners,
.and Justices of the Peace, Of the county
!of Bradford, that they , be• then and ..there 'in ,
Itheir proper person, at 10 o'clock in the fore - -,
(neon of said day,, with records, inquisitions and
- Sher remembrances, to, do those things which
.:ito; their office appertains to be done ; and thoae
csho are bound bylrecognizance or otherwise to
prosecute against the prisoners who are or.
Ana y be in the jail of said•county, or.who .shall
be} bound to appear - at the Said court are to be
then' and there to; proiecute .against. them*as
shall bo just. jurors aro' requested to be
nanctual in their,
.. attendance,agreeably to their
tette°. • I
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tea at Towanda. the 9tti day of April, in
;the rear of our Lord. ono thoniand eight
purgred and seventy-four,' and of the Inde
pendence of the United-States; the ninety
'eighth.
J. MOIcEOE SIIIrEf,: Sheriff.-
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r[IRUSTE‘E'.S ,SALE . ..cif . Coal ,il. ‘ nd
LL. Railroad properly in the Counties of Sullivan` -
!and Bradford, State of Pennsylvania.. , •
P.: By virtue of a certalniMortgage orDeedof Trust, .
ieciated and delivered by the Sulbyank , Erie Coal
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Fa 'dßailroad Company , of the State of Peiansylva
nl , to the underelpaed as Trustee, dated the first '
day of November. 1866, and recorded in the office •
for recording deeds, Sc., in and for the :county of
Bradford. in said State, in Mortgage BoOk No. 10,,
.;',Pa,ges 30. 31 and 32, on the 223 day ofnloventher:'
A. I D.. 4'66, and in the office for the recording of
Liteed, s, &0., in And for Sullivan county, [naiad State,
rhlldortgage Book No. 2. pages 82 to 88 inclusive, on.
,'. e Rh day of December, A. I;•;1866. . -
T , the undersigned-as Trustee as aforesaid, hereby
*ire notice tint I will, on WEDNESDAY. the 14th
:day of OCTOBER,, 1874, at twelve o'clock at noon
lif that day, at the Exchange Sales R'.011113., Number
11 Broadway, in the City, County and State of New I
I , ark, sell at auction to the blithest bldder: the prop.
trty, rights,.privileges and frane.hises conveyed or
0 s
~i,h PeEtsi,.liuNrnm:grrialiaGeeisat.:7.
Untended to be conveyed to me by Said 'Mortgage or
peel ' d of Trust ; default having been made by . the
~.taid Company in the terms and conditions of said
f4 rt er g 2.3 6. o a t n sl:y uc le l ys d , e an fai rl beTtiVe.rug li d t in e continued
n 4 to make such sale by holders of at least 'one
,' th inamount o'.the bonds seemed bytteld Mort-,
, eor Deed of Trust, which Were at- thl , tit:lent
eking such request due and outstanding,' l
The property aforesaid includes some five:thou
and acres bt land situated in Cherry and Colley.
owrishtps, in Sullivan County, in the State - of Penn.
Ivenis.being the following named warrants and •
arts of warrants, to wit ; debit Baker and Andre*
l 1 pnle. and . parts of .Philip Stein,' George Roberts,
' ll Du ich d ard l"
h lip Wager, Henry Epple, Peter Relater, David
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Rarer, Joseph Tateln, Collinson
GW er irpilli a te n e7n d ? C eThr h S, ri teaß s mAi t : ian bar.
h e oe in d l l e .in. r o , son.
Jam!) Leonard
Getting,
o Chase,
ihoan3e, Jacoby,
andbe . .
n all the coal lands of the said Company; andthe:
ai roadiof Said Company, and all' the land, of the 1
Company now occupied for the erection of de ~.1
constructing sidings, .kc., and as therosd-bedf
said railroad from their mines in said , county of
u l livari, to the'present northern terminus' thereof. •
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IFr or a nearln
Pennsylvania; Mor ;n j2 d 2 :l e t feoucongoor f
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te franchises of said Company . . as secured by their
*barter. Together with all and' singular the build
,. 'es and ingrovereents, rights. libertlee, privileges,
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ereditaments and appurtenances' to the same at.
ertaining, with reversions and, remainders, rents,
a once and profits thereof. .1
I For a more fiall and complete dets'eption of the
'property to be sold, with its boundaries and local- .
ti0.41, - refer,encelnay be had to the said,Slortgage, o'
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ltecord as aforesaid. I . '. ' , .
Terms of gale.—Ten per cent, of this purchase,
.. °tiny is to be paid cash in hand On the day of sale, '
uct the balance is to be paid within thirty' days
hereafter, at Room Number 4. in Number a•Wall.
'treat, in the City of New York, State of , wew York; '
.nd upon payment of the said balance In full, the'
•nrchaser will receive a deed to the said property,
onveying inch title as is vested in me as Trustee
. a aforesaid. DatectMarch leth, 'DM. . !
PAI rs
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JOHN_ A. STEWAET.
Trnsteo E T i r e h aik e l li a : C i f d d-hcddeve: BaUroad ofratlapatylkallivart
W.A. W. STEWART, Attorney torTrastee, 48 Wall
tract. New York City. ' •
1) March 28,'7413M. • I -
,f Thalabove advertisement appears in the following, t.ealmapera published In the• city of New York. to 1
wit : "The Evening Poet Weelly.'!' "The New York - 1 , ,
Week y Mall," "New- York bpectstor and Weekly
enlist Advertiser." - i •
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ogee , aro reqoested to make Immediate pamsWl
ehd persons having elottrue laid estate
oenst s present them, duly loothentioated tor settle ,
thent. ' 1 , BAIIIII7EL Ism. •.
1 Ma r l2 7* ' • ' ' • - Itzeiontor.
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Notice is hereby kistai that all persons in d ebt ed
estate of Lehi'). Albro, bite of Albsii7
gyme. demised. are rentlesUll to make immediate
nt. land all persons haViis =
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