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Towanda;l Thursday ) Jane 4 2 1874.
LOCAL AND . GENERAL.
THE neiV K. uniform is very
becoming.
I DGILIth has moved into the
ill erected on the site of the old
destroyed by fire last simmer.
L B. '
new planing
one, which w
.
BEV. a LII81; of this Oiled, and
Roy. Mr. Wantons, of Canton, exchanged pul
pits on Sunday last. ' -
exeSssivaleat of_Sanday was
relieved by thei t copious showers of rain which
fell toward-cmening.
IlEezarris the hour of evening
gerviie at the Episcopal Church will be s quar
t ,ter before 7 oilock.
THE P. Temperance Reform Socie
ty of East Spring Hill, held Annirersirg /Exercises
bud week of a eery Intelis &greeter, end re
port progress.
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WE DIRECT attention to t h e adver
tisement of a, good farm for sale in another
column. It is' esirably located neat the thiir:
inirillage of Leßoy, and can be bought at a
bargain. I ,
Frams" Arrange was organized at
dale, 9n Wednesday evening last, May
27, with a full list of charter members. Brun
McKim was chosen and Installed Master,- and
E. J. Bonmsoll Secretary. • ' ,
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YOUNG EiNES,. WllO plead guilty to`
a charge of Weeny at the lite term of court,
and was sentenced to imprisonment in the
Eistern Penitentiary, was conducted to the
Oity of Brothe l ly Love last week.
TEE secolid'sermon to young men
wait delivered hy Rey.' M. C. Dux in the. IL E.
Church, on Sunday evening lut, to a large and
attentive audinice. The aermovievinced much
thought, and 4 ,ated- by- the
congregation.
O:. D. G retired from
the editorial Management of theanafield Ad
vertiser. We I l t rxist he his -not determined to
abandon the tripod altogether, as he is , possess
ed of too mach! ability, and would be a sericite
loss to.tho-frati,ntity.
.Thowriza . "a l ? rex, a brakeman on a
coal train , ; while coupling cars tear 'Milan, on
Saturday morning last, was tbrOwn under a
moving car, aid bad ono of his legs badly
bruised and bripken. Dr. Pam - dressed the
wound and setthe !imb, and the patient is now
improving rapidly.
Oun people will-riot forget Father
?Taxsm's lecture this evening. It has been de
!liiered in New York and other cities, and is
-everywhere applauded. In another column we
`copy f
a notice of [the talented speaker and his
effort at Cooper Institute.
' The Lints 'Cornet - Band will be present and
enliven the occaeion with music.
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Joan M. • trsEs, of this place,. in
forms us that he lint week alangtitered a cow,
mil found in the stomach hair pins, nails,
tacks, gavel stone, etc. Some of the nails were
noirly eaten up oy the gastric juice. Mr. L.
thinks some granger has been ' experimenting
to Race:Wulf there it not a cheap - or way of
fattening cattle, ,nt ho thinks turnips a better
diet
IMP
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Examencrys of the Suequel24nna
Collegiate lasi4to will commence' Tuesday
noon, June 11. 'Commencement exercises at
2r. Thutsdayl, Jane 13, in the Presbyterian
Church. Addresi in the evening by Rev. CHAS.
8. DITNYING, D. D., of Honesdale, Pa., corn
mencing,at Subject, "The Darwinian
Theory of tho 'Origin of Han." All aro cordial
ly invitodattebd. .
lites:maxewooo's Concert fully re
alized the-high expectations of ;those who Iv .re
present. The m a nner in which her pupils t ie
cuted the various pieces gave ample evidei co
of her entire ability -to instruct those desiring
a thorough knowledge of music. We have so
often referred to the artists of. this place, who
volunteered to assist her, that it is only neces
sary hero to stat they did justice to their rep
utation:
.
IT is natural for men to crave some
beverage. and Mr desirable to have the crav
ing satisfied wi thsomething which will not
leal'e a sting behind it. To those. who would
slake their thirst' with the most cooling and
pidasant of all the drinks offered, We advise a
visit to the Third! Ward Grocery 'Store: where
you can get • the I best lemonade to be tuned
anywhere in towii. - Cawcaknowi just how to
prepare it. • I -
TaiNorth4rn Tier Gazette says the
grounds of the Toyf; Cemetery, which for some
years have been o limited, have been enlarg
ed by extensive - additions, running south to the
road, and east tOlthe line of H. F..T..eNe's land.
'This adds some three hundred lots to the cem
etery, including ti field for the bnrial.of thole
wh4 are interred at 'Public expense. Tho old
•entrance will be closed,
.and a new • entrance
mid° &haat oppafite the middle of the old en
closure. A driveway "of 1G 1.. t will admit to
the gronnds, and two others with avenues
give access to all parts of the grounds.: A map
of the grounds vin be seen at the' Troy House
THE Rev. G. T. DUNNING, D. D., of
Hpuesdale, will tl.liver the address at the Corn
menceintilt of- ti e Susquehanna Collegiate In
stitute, in the Presbyterian Church, on' Thurs..
day et - ening, the 11th inst. .His subject will be
"The Darwinian Theory of the Origin of Nan.?
The people of Towanda may • be ; assured that!
this w.ll be an exceedingly able and interesting
lecture. Dr. Dexirmo is a first-class man, both
in natural endowmezits 'and attainments, and
his speech always 'betrayoth him. Ho ought
to be greeted here i by a fall house. Any one
anxious to understand one of the most impor
tant scientific t: theological gnestiOni of the
day, will; 1 • .. el i repaid for-attending. The
• pr:- wi ll be given up to this lecture.
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Tas Gassants.—Oscalawa Gr.z.ge
of North Towanda is now one of the most flour
ishing of the numerous lodges, in this county.
Weekly meeting's are held, and almost every
meeting night witnesses additions to the order.'
Worthy Master] DthoNo- presides over the
meetings with the dignity and' ability which
would qualify hill' to fill any position. The,
other officers are equally competent.
On Friday °veining last, the members of the ,
order prepared 1 most sumptuous repast, to
to which members ot other granges and friends,
outside the order were invited. A correspond.
ent in another column gives a good description
of the interesting ecessien t and as we were
present we can verify every statement made
his communication.
PEesosar.. 7 l We were favored Willi
a pleasant call on Friday last, from our old
friend, C. T. Sibs; of the Sun Hotel, Betide.
hem. He was Icokink remarkably well, and we
are pinged to lifarn has a house full otguesta
at his popularh tel. 1 .
—Hon. W. 11 - Am and Wx.: Lawartor, of
Canton; Wit. Mtz, Izzinazint Emma, B. A.
Hume and Ostia. FUZZY will attend the. U.
13. Court at Will arnsp;irt on the 15th inst. aa
jatoric /-.'
—Dr. Lam: &a.
spend'aeveral
—...4tzzasurs
been spending
pinee.'
familr, of Philadelphia, 1 9 1
oks
4ta,rr, of Pawling, N. Y., has
few days 'with Mends In this
Ponnirand Messrs. aims and Mon.
TANre have retimicd from their fishing trip,
which Rua rery i ,eueeenfal one.
A. LuLy MONA', Esq., has purebssed an
interest in a planing mill in Harrisburg.
—Gen. Horrj one of the leading citizens and
an eminent la;wYer of Wilkes-Barre, was In
town as Monday, on his way to .finliiyan cam-
Ay to attend court.
;frw Goo* Tunas Lewis —At
the preliminary misting held last Satszday
Orman, It was resolved to inetitate the new
Good Template Lodge nest Friday evening,
Jun 5, at Temperance Hall. All persons who
harp affixed their names to the charter applkur
One, are requested to be present,
,ss well as
wettish who are disposed to Joie, ;whether
genliemen or ladles. The members of the old
Lodge, who have the meow of the temper
ance cause at heart, Ad who are real believers
in total abstinenoe, will be heartily Andenned
aS members of the new Lodge. The fee lin
ohs tar members will be as announced last
week. Everything promises a better onsoldsa
tion:than our town has ever known. More and
X. X. X.
Winars.—Thissing through- War
ren; the other day, I stopped st Warren Centre
and :called an our old friend, J. P. Coons,
general merchant and Postmaster. Jo. seems
to be ProoPtring, and deserres 1511Q01114 for he
is a good fellow,—fair and honorable in his
dealing, and ready to pat his hand to any good
work. During the put winter ; he has been
erecting a new Store, and will soon; have it
ready to occupy, when he will be glad to see
his old customers and as many n e e' ones as
hare a mind to farm hlin with their patronage.
Gall.Aa Josais, for he wilt not deceive yon.
J. D. Kim:, too, Is engaged In trade, a fair
dealer; but he does like money.
Jo. ram= and brother are doing a good
bullies' in the line of carriage Puling; six
hands being- ooludantly employed, so that
ever thing necessary to complete a carriage to
done on the premises. The - people of Warren
thriving and prospering community, and
are generally right on all the questions of the
- day. n . Dane.
PERiguirSIIIS Sven SIINDAT-SCHOOL
Ocniszraos...;-Tba tenth annual convention of
the Peingirania State Sabbath-school ASSOChI•
lion, will be held in the Pint Presbyterian
Church on Washington Avenue, in the city or
Scranton, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs
day, Jane 8,10, and 11,1874.
Ton -are earnestly invited to %be present.
Come I Entertainment will be provided for all
delegates who will notify "Wx. Hanna:, Esq.,
Chairman of Local Committee, Scranton.• on
or before June 1. The Bev. I. H. Yawns, D.
D., of New York, will be present and take part
in the proceedings. The singing will be con
ducted by - Prof. War. Jognsox of Philadelphia.
I Please see that this call has the widest circu
lation among the Biends of -the cause in your
locality. Let it. be announced in your schools
and churches, and the importance of. a fall at !
tendence be urged. The schools in. Bradford
county should be well represented, as the
dil
lance is so short
TuscABoBA.—ED. Bapowrza : The
past month has-been a remarkably fine one
for farming, and well improved. Nature his
clad the earth in its noblest attire. Never was
the 7 more abindant promise of fruit, Farm.
era' prOduce is in demand at good prices, but
these is one slight drawback—many of them
have nothing to sell, - and not a few have 14:i
buy. A number of weeks slice a 'right smart
little thunder shower passed over, and three
separate "forks" of lightning lit in as many .
treTtopetru the farm of Wzt. BncsrwAr. One
tree - ssiireef on tire, and another, a litrge green
pine, was manufactured into tooth-picks of vs.
rious sizes, and quicker than all- the , whitthng
ninkens of the country could do it. We hope
now that lightning-rod agents won't read this,
and make a raid upon .our people, for they
have as great a dread pf these agents as of la
casts, granshep'pers and lightning put together.
The tinio of B. Liroases Agricultural Ad
dress at Spring Hill, has been changed to June
13, P. sr., at Ackley School-House. Firmers,
make a note of Wt. A Sonscnozn.
Springhill, Juno 1, 1874.
DECORATION DAY AT LERAYBNI4LE.--.-
May 36; 1874, the day fixed for decorating the
graves of oar departed soldiers, was very ap
propriately celebrated at Leltaysville, for the
first time, and although not very extensively
advertised, a large number assembled on the
green in front of the Congregational church,
and were formed in procession by Capt.:ll. E.'
Wausr.m; Marshal. beaded by the Leßaysville
Garnet Band, and marched to the cemetery.
the band discoursing appropriate. music. On
arriving at the cemetery, prayer was offered by
the Rev. S. EGRELL,and after a piece of music
was performed by the baud, the Rev. tAwAra.,
gave a very able and touching address, after
which flowers were strewn upon rho grates by
eight•young ladies dressed in white. Thn pro
cession was then re-formed and marched back
to the church, and was addressed by the Be,.
W. 0. Bax.nwpr and Capt. M. E. Warms.
The congregation then sang the familiar hymn,
"A6erica," and were 'dismissed with the bene
diction by Rev. S. Eorcu.. The: exercises
throughout were of a solemn and imposing
character, and the participants in bestowing
these tokens of honor upon the graves of those
brave soldiers, feel firatefuf for the opportunity
thus afrirded them id aiding to perpetuite the
memory of those noble boys. Much praise is
due ate band for their very excellent selection
of music for the occasion. C.
I l ellaysville, Jane i, 1874.
OUR prAD DEFENDERS -A GRAND
DisrLii—APPaOralATE DECUATION-DAT,
souse.—Ssturdly last vas the day set apart
by the Grand Army of the Republic for strew
ing the graves of : their dead comrades with
flowers. The ceremony was observed in a be
coming manner in this place.. The arrange
ments, ere made by Watkins Poet i ',G. A. R ,
end heartily entered into by aU on• people: •
About noon the isveral societies of. Barclay,
headed by a band, arrived, audattracted mach
attention with their brigtit neifo.-ins and gou
tlemanlydeportment. The S. P. B. 0.,' S. P.
S.; and - St. itlatthew Temperance Society, were
all represented by members who would . honor
any society. Owing to some mil - understanding
in regard to the hoar- of their arrival, they
were not received by as largo a delegation's',
should have met them at the depot.
Promptly at 3:30 r. x. the G. A. B. and the
various societies' invited to join in the proces
sion, were on public squirO, where the
procession was formed in the Miming order :
lst; A carriage decorated with flags and
loaded with dow i rrs, driwn by a pair of gray
horses.
2.41. f wagori l beautifully decorated. with
flowers and evergreens, containing thirty-six
small girls, each carrying a miniature flag on
which were inscribed the names o! the State&
3d. bilged Band.
itli. , ll3colars of the Baptist, Methodist, arid
Presbyterian Sunday-schools.
sth.; Watkins Post G. A. B.
Gth.' Franklin Engine'Co. -
7th. Firk Co. •
ath.l Lints Band.
9112.! Lints Engine Co.
10th, MantuaNd. 4.
litli. Hibernian 'Band.
12t4. Lodges.
Celle,. Mena., Commander of the Post, di
rectal the movements, Maj. C. F. Cnoas &djn
tent. •
Theprooession marched up Main street to
Cash down Canal VC William; up William to
the Cemetery, where a hollow square . was
formed, and the exercises conducted hi the
following order : ;
Ist. Dirge by Lints Band. •
2d.. I The following hymn by the Choral Asso-
DIONLIMON MINN.
Blest are the martyred dead who lie
In boy gram for Freedom won; ,
Whose storied deeds shall never the, •
While coming years their circles run.
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Blest beihe ground where - berate sleep,
And blest the Anibal o'er them wives:
Its radiant stars shall o'er them keel;
And brightly beam on hallowed grates.
While Freedom lives, their fame shall live
ln gku7 on her blazing scroll;
And bore her sacrifice shall give,
While anthems round 'the altar roll.
rear otter JOU 00? hands Basil boar -
Immortalflowers in vernal bloom,
r:11 God shall call us home to share
Immortal life beyond the tomb. ,
3d. Prayer biphaplain, Itsv. E. Wile
vale&'
4th. Time by Naiad Band.
sti: Address by Commander Hama.
ath, Hymn, "Cover them over with beautiful
Amts." by Choral Association :
"cavil razz um wren maven= riowsse."
Cover them over with gentile) flowers.
Deck- them with garlands, those brothers of
!our%
Gera
21 : 112 silent by night tuld bi day.
the years of their
manhood sway.
the ia tha hue wast;
Wye them the Were their Wei car:
MEM
Otee them the chaplets therostwoaw ith le the 'strife,
Give them the harekthey their Mb.
Meal over,' yes, corer sheen
Payout and husband, brother sod lover;
Crown ht your,hearts *lse dead heroes of
01111,
Corer then% over with beautiful dowers.
Coves the hurts that have beaten so high,
Beaten with hopes that were doomed to the;
Beate that have burned In the beat of the
Hearts k that have yearned for the hopes far
away. •
Once they were glowing with friendship and
I
Nov their '
great souls have gone soaring above;
Bravely their blood to Utensil= they gave, '
Then in her bosom they found them s grave,
Clover the thousands who sleep far away,
Bleep where their friends cannot And them to-
They, They, who in mountain, and hill-side and detl;
Best where they wearied, and lie where they
fell. •
Softly
Pulethe grass blades creep round their re.
;
Sweetly abcnre them the wild Sorrel blows;
Zephyrs of freedom Sy gently o'erhead,
Whispering prayers for the patriot dead.
When the kmg years have tolled slowly away,
ren to the dawn of earth's funeral day;
When, at the angel's loud trumpet and tread,
EL.. up the faces and forms of the dear
When the great world its last judgment awaits;
When the Wu sly shall dmg open its gates,
And our long colt= march silently through.
Put the Great Captain Or final review,—
CIIO2IIII.—BISSIdEIp for garlands shalt Myer
them over, _
Parent and husband, brother and lover;
God wM reward these dead hones of ours,
Cover them over with bestitihd flowers
Decoration services by members of the
Pod. -
Bth. Dirge by the Mad Band.
9th. Strewing towers on the graves.
10th. Address by itey..T. 8. firsourr
The column wu then re-formed and march
ed to the public square, where Itev.ll. Dull
pronounced the benedletlon. •
Taken• altogether the performance wts high
ly creditable - to all concerned, and reflected the
highest credit ppon the loyalty and patriotism
of our people.
Tlis Northern Tier Gazette gives
the following particulars of the melancholy
death of Mrs. Haants, announced in the RE
PORT= of list week : -
• "'She was a daughter of W. A. yhoitas, Esq.,
late prothonotary of Bradford county, and was
born in Troy in the year MO. Four years ago
at her father's house she was married to 3. B.
Harris, Esq, a young attorney, who resided
for some time. at this place, but who soon re
moved to Titusville, where he holds she posi
tion of City Attorney. Mr. Harris, as we learn
from the Titusville Courier had been absent,
traveling in the South for his health, and was
in Greenville, South Carolina, When a telegram ,
was sent him saying his wife was dangerously
ill! During the latter part of the week, Mrs.
Harris, who had even birth to an infant on
Monday, became dangerously ill. Mr. H.
started at once forlome, and reached Oil City
Sunday morning. His friends in Titusville
thinking that he might possibly arrive at Oil
City too late for the Sunday morning train, sent
a carriage to Oil City, and fortunately met him
and brought him to Titussille, arriving there
at five o'clock in the afternoon.
"Mrs. Harris, who, it was' feared, could not
survive until her husband should reach home,
stated, that her only desire, now that she could
not get well, waste live until his return. But
atter he did 'come, she asked her physician if
be could not prolong her life . a little, so that
she might- talk more with her husband and ar
range.for their children. About an hour later
her father and sister from Bradford county ar
rived and wore recognized by her. The meet
ings, first by the husband with his dying wife,
next by the father and sister with her at the
same bedside, were both in describably affect
ing. She ha erect half.past ten o'clock,
when she sank peacefully away and without a
struggle. She leaves bellied to her stricken
husband, besides the infant, a little daughter
about two years old. Her excellent qualities
won her a large number of friends ands pain
ful void will.be lett in the circle in which the
moved. Her mother died alxiut two years ago.
It was the wish of Mrs. Harris that she might
be buried beside her mother in Bradford coun
ty; and accordingly Mr. Harris, Mr. Thomas
and his daughter, accompsied by Mr. D. D.
Fassett, latrpartner of Mr. Harris, came with
her, remaini to alba on Tuesday morning. •
"The, funeral took place at Alba, Pa., on
Tuesday, the sermon being preached by Silas
E. Shepard, D. D. No words of ours can soften
the pain el those suffering • from• this sudden
bereavement. The sympathy of ftiendcin such
trials, If it were possible, woulklighten the bur
den of sorrow. Dut iu such trials the otter
weakness of human support is foil. Let them
take consolation from the voice which com
mands : "Bo still, and know that I am God."'
DEEDS left for 'record' in the office
for recording deeds week ending May 23:
- E T Fox to Wm Lantz; date of aeknowledg.
went, May 5, 1874, Franklin.
Harvey Holcomb to Ira Lindley, Feb. 6, '73,
Leßoy.
.3L Smith, Sheriff, to E. I'. Fox, May 13,
1871, Franklin.
Dudley Sargeant to Jas. IL Leonard, March
11, 1872, Springfield. •
Goo. F. Leonard to B. P. Leonard, ; N)v. 28,
1873, Bpring,geld.
P. Forbes to Jarnei McGregor, April 6,1874,
Rome. .
F. S. Elliott to -4tatt: o Onion, May 14, 1871,
Canton.
;
Lyman Asbcraft, et a 1... to trustee/ ElwoU
Burying Ground, March 25, 1874, Wilmot. ;
John Litz'email to Michael Liteeman, May
18, 1874, Towanda Boro. •
Frederick Bachle toCatharino Bachle, Much
20, 1874, Athena;
Wm B Vanßuren to Hiram Munn; May 19.
1873, South Creek.
Charles Kellogg to C 8 Maurice et al., Jan.
10, 1874, Athena Boro'.
Daniel Dille to Wm V and W C Atwater, Apr.
30, 1874, Athens and Tioga.
Chu F Terry-to Or H Terry, July 1, 1872,
Albany. •
8 8 Lockwood to A C Jones. April 14 1874,
Ulster.
Mary E Cox of al. to Mariam Moody, May 13,
871, Towanda, Pa.
cD. L. Dille to,Wm V and D 43 Atwitter, April
30, 1874, Athena.
Foul Riley et al to Wilson L!swarth, Nov.
22, 1871. Pike.
Deeds Tut:, for reoord, week ending,ll ay 30:
Stephen Newell to Elishs J. Newell, date Oct.
9,1868, Slieshrquin.
. Win Hoaglin to Austin Mrrtio, Jiro 13, 1873,
lilyersbnrg.
Allen 3 Parsons to Sophronia 11 Mather, Oct.
24,.1872,C01umbia.
Peta.Oilibs to Patrick Byron, April 8,1874,
Albany.
.•
llierrity Wood to J P Campbell, Mai 23,1874,
Smithfield.
Philip Grace to. Henderson Roof, March 13,
1873, Standing Stone. -
Haranda Allen to D N Allen, March 10,1874,
Trey.
A S Parsons to Mahlon 8 Parsons, April 30,
1871, Columbia. •
.0%1004 P Welles to N N Betts, Jr. and wile,
May 28. 1874, Towanda Rom:
Asa Packer, trustee, to_Chasl, Anthony et al.
May 22,1874, Athens.
C A Towner to Ruth L Towner, May 20,1874,
Sheshequin.
Michael Litzelman to Towanda Borg', May
26,1874. Towanda Bow.
G Crane to eirewlitt D Hawk, May 13,
1874, Athena and Tioga.
ratriek,BOile to Sarah A Keeler, May 4,1879,
Standing Stone.
Patriot Boyle to Lewis Depeir, Aug. 2,,1878,
Itandiug Stone. _
Polly Lowe to Joliette 31 Ely, April 0, 1874,
Athens Boro.
Chas Monroe to Joan H Cooney, May 14,
874, Ar.menis.
3 It Col)!bane) to Joshua yought, Oct.
80, Athens.
Eli 8 Osborn to Deed C Hall, Feb. 14, 1874,
Smithfield. i
Sally 11 Reeser t. Benj Bail, May 20, 1874,
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Litchfield.
F.D. Espousal, : I respectfully uk
s Plan - In the edam. of your paper, for the
publication of one of the Punt interesting
events I hue had the pleasure of witnessing in
a long time. The Gnaw of the Petrone of
Hasbaadry. of North Towenda,, which by the
way is one of the manflourialdnionanlsations
is UN county. or elsewhere. dud upon Frail
evening, the 23th bat, for s. grand reception
or feast, there being nothing liable to make
it just what every one seqiudated with the
neighborhood pretcltst it would be —s spin
did affair. , " •
The meeting wu held to an unoccupied
house owned by him losas, , oat of the odi
um of the Grange. Through the7untirined
forts of the ladies of North Tominda, wed'
known for their akW and abilittp make every
thing they undertake a decided success, it wu
all one's fancy anthl have painted - A. The
building was; beantiitilly &waled with Inn!
greenly formed In srebee and feetoons, and
looked the a fatty-iii. Thu to see ibis.
who sn oseigad is wok; -Ili 4. AO 'lO
asks coal heart sha s dodo dashed
I=
CBS
withUsgbloontof health, and &eh . nary
edwith & unsluinidng- &46!ndim to ad
wroth* great mum of God and ty,
W i nd** to the wants of the to wc
ocusife the Muhl,' =a to audio the eotroir
vial bear' glad; and so in every way to be use
that the world may be the better, for owet hay
log lived In it, even though ii require the "mai
thie of ease or Wash luxury. I
Such a field of friendship' and equality, MI
hardly be tonsil wail lofty brick- watir;
theandoeilingm or, in other worth, tbs. rich
and farldonable of Or land have very, differ=
ideas of what constUritee reel baPPhtem. :The
objeots of these 11~ are purely patriotic,
philanthropic and Christlan—trulyfer the good
Wake world, and not for mid& *poses.' Ii
one could be so devoid of sociability, as j not
enjoy mica an outburst of trim* j feellmr; and
none prefab' could help but enjor the .
repast, which wai served up &Oen • • ..
ner, hardly to bo A what;
gentlemen of Towanda wire invited to, attend,
and several of the gentlemen treet qui& forth
nate, for while they had their ma 'rekist4lled
the order, they cane lime Wiser Mci, stMal
big, better men. And they all with one
ally regretted that the order of Grangers,
not started sooner, and that the ntestimpt trere
not more freqient. By the way to talk of so/
one ae excelling the Worthy Muter, E. •
Dxwxo, or any of the other olikas, would • .
folly indeed. A PAIRTOXP TOL,
FATAL. ACCIDENT.— A 8 two little
sons of Wail) Bflankoflforth Towsn4 were lit play
en Monday last, the eldest, aged oft ',tan.
ally struck the younger, aged four yeas, wlth a po•
tats fork. brushing his'skull and muds( his death
is .ii few Imes. Drs. Pam sad Jowls -were
called and rendered 111 the rellef possible !to the
little sufferer.
Tni. Naiad Violin' Band, as
by committers of the FrankiM and Slad tkinipan
les; will hold Fair and Festival in iffercurlalllll.
June 17.16 and 19. The ladies of [Towanda are
Nadia* invited and requested to as in
this fair a grand nom% Contributions
articles to will be tbaneally noshed,
B UMUSS LOCAL
asr Croquet Bets at Biros's.
'sr Large, fine Bronze Lanip
BLicro for $3.00
r. Large stock of Pictures
/gator° Frames, at Wzrrootto k Snares,
4rox's Block.
ice.. Anotber addition to our 14OCk
of Baby Wagons. 0. A. B t.
is,. Wall Paper ' and Curtains
cheap at Wm - rooms k Snatei.
Ifercuts Block.
Mir Glass Shades for Wax Flow
er! and Crosser. at Bircirs.
stir New goods just recited at M.
Elipmzumes. •
Z Spectacles and eye glasses,
warranted equal to any in the market, from
thethe cheapest to the best, at Harroziman*
'ilirlf you want the best Cook
extant, call at Jona% in Mermen Dioek4
se... Mourning Hata and
at Mrs. J. D. Has.'s, Bridge-st.
i An endless catiety of'
Moves at Junes, which are being
cheap.
. sir Go to Waircoun 45;
Ifirones ,stock, for yon Books ind
yo I
g,
and bonnets fo
and yo g, married and mingle, at
Hit Millinery Store, Bridge-at.
ie- For the best Roast
go to Mutt 2t.
Ma.. The most extensive
Millinery Goods are now on exblbiti .
J. D. Store on Bridge street.
NI. Graham Crackeri, ,Oat Meal.
Graham Flour, Crashed Wheat, kV the Third
Ward Grocery and Bakery.
Tim Ladies' Benevolent jAssocia.
Ilan wiltmeet on hider the 6th hut., t I o'elochi
r. x. A generol sttendam te
rellisttirrAar.
Raysnanas 'SIDE-Raz AND LgvEL
Lain sold 75 in 1875, and every one
gave satisfaction. A fan stock on• band.
It. 31/ Water.'
Towanda, Pa.
AP It will pay you to 'and
looklorer our stock of Boots, StioCs; Gaiters,
Trunks, Traveling Bags', et,e.
County' di Coors.
Opposite the Coast House.
ina. A 'fine assoitnient ,of Stone
Ware, at the Third Ward Grocery.
I I
J. F l HORTON.
219.. Fishing Tackle, Fish Poles,
Basltetr, Shot Guns, Revolvers, and:Cartridges,
at CODDING, RUSSELL k OWL
stir Yon can buy. everything in
the Grocery and riovialon line a little cheaper
aV,Mcamc & EDWARDS than nny other place in
town
ft.. The best place to buy ready
made clothing is at No. 4, 2 doors west of COD•
Dm, RUSSELL & Co's.
Mir Several valuable Farms and
Roues and Lots for sale by Mann.: & TRACT.
Hotta AND LOT von SALE on Rim.
—Terms easy. Apply to Mr.. E Wommurr,
over.M. J. LoNo's store.
Tann Houses TO Rmr.- 1 .- One - in
mist wale, near upper dOpot, and two in Sao.
and Ward. Inquire at office of OVEBTOX &
Eutaw=
Mir Choice Family Gro
cheap as the shaped, at the Third
isir Alliciusla of black - h
ber and real jet Jewelry at very lo
H. HERDSMAN'S
Is. Gm McCain 4S; Sox
received Boyers! car loads of
and they are turning out some ()f il th
ever made in this place. Yard a d
door south of the Baptist Church
Fos A.
one of P.H.Dustarax & Co's. O. X. H
Hay Presses for sale. The beg) the
Joao 1, 1874.
1W Two gentlemen who can at
!bed to psy for good board in a private (=tr.
ocenenientlylonged near the centre of ten;
ean be sowndsAa._ Lignite at this
N' If you want the
L o a m and dandy School papers. IPe ToFr
order to O.P. Cases, who an Tharnieh them to
you on better tams than you can *et them to
the dty. H
ier Why run the risk of
dent, when. you can get a ticket
Min ease of death, for 30 codas •
ing on Falai Boaaelm, it limier •
,-
if" It is not generally kn wn that
H. Warman, a the Book Blade over the
Bo ma= oMeo, makes Blank ands la !say
style of ruling and bliMng desired. Illyon
ward a new Ledger, Journal or naked, gla
bim s eall. •
- 4 11 H
4.0.•
Mr Holt Work - of (mei lam:*
oco;oma. egiot. las Wallow pot
•Caulad Herniae at / 1. Zoivtarli /ft,*
MK% liridge4t.:l3o6o:l,o;
mos. ,1. I
101=12=:13
ma
EI
Erato of Orml
in
and
Bier-
I
rus l ets,
heating
sold very
1
Slum's,
• tationery.
the old
INN. ID,
r Steak
stock of
on at Um:
-nee, 88
I,Ward
rn, rub
prices, lat
ye just
• marble,
best work
aloe I one
one ?over
. 11111 .$;i i :
by
1 -1? i
====
Weed ago
meat of loonee and gentlemen's at*,
oVer offend in ego market 4 ,
I as. The hugest oleo' ent
e!ocks M low picot it iftmuturi.
Spring Atylei Eata and Ca . 1
jam mend Si TAILOR, It Davila.' I
stir All varieties, of stozie rin ! al
25 per mot; lower th aw o ver before offered
Towanda, at 111. Ilrewsurix's, Bridge street I
If you, wait fine Hair Wo
nada up, or dada toik it:alums say go to Z.
ates. a raltabl• balr ttaalst. atidgo-at..; at Kn.
D. Haut Yang Mai*. ,
Ifir Fancy Goode and Stationery
fqr the holidays, better and cheaper than e
where. at C. F. Caws'.
lIEL The " Girl of the Period h
to be seen la the wharf*, of Lkiral3V3 Palma
oa Beidgoet., at Kr e. Z. D. Haile Piney Mom '
lir Best quality of rnia
mama at Itieaufwati Mn v, at s6.f
itirLadiest If yon wish ),
who to wear r and bow to wear it,
ittsoosi. She has all the novelties
son.
i& Don't forget Mut our
Plated Ware, especially Cutora and
lets, is fall, and prices to snit the ,
• • O. A.l
fir Froim a plain Gold
the Cant diamond, go to Stan
ter A large line of Paraso, a in
the now shades, just iecelved by
Evans ib
1 it American and Swiss
largest stock ever brought to this
Ilcsrecusarei.
116.1 f you wish' to see fine gol
Jewelry, call at Heawar,atales.
Fon Sam.—..-150 acres of land, 1
map from Ulster depst. Mae several accon..
hand wagons. B.l33irrn.
Kir C. F. pArros has removed his
hunees shop to the store lately oompied by
Arians Woiarr, whore he will bo pleased to see
all in want of good work.
ae... C. F. Caoss has jad received
a very large invoice of Booka mutable for 8.8.
Libraries, Which he will furnish at. a discount
of 25 per cent, to schools. -
Mir Do 'n't fail to Attend Mrs.
SHERWOOD'S concert on Wednesday evening
next. WO hope she may have i generous so
port from tho lovers of mode.
Fos Sri L—The newhonse on Main
street,
.aeeond door north of Chestnut street.
lot about 100. feet front. 'Terms easy. Enquire
on the premises of Mrs. Howax and of E. T
Fox.
lel- Do you want Shoes for a La
dy, Gent, Mu, Boy, Youth, Child or Infant?
Then go to Conua it Coon's, where you will
And a large stook to seleeffrom, and Lat exceed
ing low prices. Opposite the Court Boise.
•Fon. REarr•—Dwelling coutainink
14 rooms—anitable for a boarding hone° or
largo tangly. Alec., ono mall tbree-atori ho o
in centre of town. F. E. Poar.
No. 32, Second at:
11@1... PI-EWE & Menem; are selling
all varieties of Coal very cheap. They uo sole
agents for the celebrated Barclay Coal. Coal
by car load at a discount. Orders loft at F. J.
Csuirres Store, IL 160150 . 6 Store, and t
Hoary:es Store will receive prompt attentio..
House sea SALL—On Second-st,
between Pine and Bridge—east side. Twoly p
rooms; Gas, Water, Heater, kluge, etc. On
of the most conveolent Louses to he teen
Terms easy. Enquire on the premises.
The best place to buy Sash
Blinds, Doora and all kinds of Lumber, Is a
FaoaT it Sons. Factory on Charles street. Of
408107 Hain street. Thoy aell cheap for cas
M. Gentlemen, we would call
your attention to oar now styles s of Shoes for
Spring and Summer wear. Prices low.
Opaszu COONS. I
Opposite the Court House. •
sigir Mra. Woonnurr having, again
secured the seivices of Miss . tlintrms, of No
York City,: offers s very fine selection of Bate
and Bonita. Corner of Main and Bridge Sta.
Mir The Ltidies' Temperance soci
ety will meet hn *ducally at 4 o'clock P. 11.,
a% the H. E. Church, and on Saturday at th •
game hour at the Pffebyterian church, noti'
further notice.. Mag. GO/DUMAN, Beef.
MAT If your hair is coming out or
turning gray, do not murmur over s i nitsfortnne
you can so easily avert. AYES'S Hem Vioon
will remove the cause of your grierby restoring
your hair Jo its natural 'color, and therewith
your good looks and good nature.
BUBB= Pent.—Warrunted to
more durable and bettor for house o otbe
painting, than any other paint. pas Tway
given perfect 'satisfaction.
R. M. Wat,Lts, dent.
Iliave a lot of lion Ston -
China; in a pattern that I am closing out; an•
have marked•away down from regular prices
These goods are very fine and of good shape
I have also a lot of Yeast Plates of infest°,
quality. Any of these goods aro as Low offer
ed—a bargain: 0. A. ilLacx.
DliEBB-MANING.—Hire."HENBY Brims
BMW, in the Arcade block, oppgaite the ;
Epla •
pal Charch:is,prepared to do dresa-making
thelatest style and neateat manner on she
notice and at reisonable prices". Fitting mad
a spicialty.l Stamping done also.
Ns.. It is the universal testimon •
of all acqUainted with the business, that C. F
Owls has got the beat arranged Book Store
the country, and city dealers teas CEARyST 4
one of the closest buyers. That \his taste
selecting goods is ereellent,.all who visit hi
store testify.
i$ It , is not fair to keep th.
dear little Innocents shut up the hornse, mike
the out-door air is so pleasant and refreiddn':
as now. Jest put them in a nice baby-carriage
and Fend the bead of the family out with them
bat first buy the carriage at Coooitto, Eves
& Co.
mi. The ladies of Towanda will b:
pleased to learc that Mrs. ELLEN 114DDZIR WWI
opened a now Millinery establishment in the
ai
room recently occupied by G. D. flowrawas
Oollactor'e °Moe, corner of Main and Tin
streets. She has an entirely new Mock Jo
goods, and her large experience is business
a Solacient gunnies that tier goods are Jig
what the ladles need.
stir A good cook-stove will goner.
ally ecculuee very materially to domestic peace,
fbr when everything goes right in the kitchen,
the good wife Is usually . good-natured.' In or
der to make certain that you are getting the
best atone extant, always buy the new Empiti r
It Is far superior to any cook-stove manufact
ed. If you don't believe it,
,joet - go to Jolts
sad buy one:lnd In it. " ' 1 !
J
D awn; krrl3llolll—BnAmn -
& HAKIM (Red, White 4t Bine Store) have Alt
received twenty lons Genuine Imported •
ton tali. The only pure salt for dairy primal
width will entirely dissolve. Go get some, au
see the - other bargains in Teas, Sugars, Coif—
lad Spices, at the Bed, White and Blue Stet
which boys cheaper and serhi cheaper than r
other store lathe coanty.
May 18.4 t.
=WM
FEEMEI
of a
throng
not.
snit th
plain :
cash,
you
end seal
D. Cot,
LA.
the kr,
making.
termite.
Mohan
Ole . • .
bad so.,
to'cook
to ea
Stove t
daily ..
ORO I i
1 per .1,
of a firs
T. Ityss'
kno!
Len
MAT M
ladlu W . •
Their
at E.
f tho
I-tock
I. • B
ler
Wass ex
nose ma
session
Pelves st
thus are
oppOrtu
eatistled
era reap
oar bust
as this tl
plaint a ,
Granger
Effl
03
atTII
atebT
town,
LADI COIrV9I7, at Mrs. AL
chtes nothing for advice u to what goods
will be be t suitable for pi to buy. or how tom**
up such goods in appropriate, costumes, sod Mks
Cosmic Is au fad of such matters..
Ttecnvaa', ABSOCIATION.—The next
l a
session o the Bradford ConniyTeaehers' iLa'so
elation, w be held ac Wyalasing, Juno 12 and
13, a.ginning Friday a.. u. at 10i o'clock.
Thb appointments aro as follows. Lecturer
Rev. 'DAVF. C 147; DECIAIRIEEP, GEe. LEWLF,
~ .0
HAMLL4 YD, ESSAyiEltp, MARION ACKLEY,
Brain RI s; Readers, Mn. J. a HOWARD,
- Natick, Lon; Bnainess Committee,=AwnnEw
FEE, A. J. LLOYD, IL L. CooKadany REALFORD,
-ANNA 13110:'‘YR. G. W. RYAN, J. C. CRAWFORD,
MARY LIT tAllq, and FRANK Mums were appoint
ed to pre . are papers on special topics. r
31. M. KEENEY, Sec y
t@' go - and see Ei LAVOIE, who
has just returned from New York with an immense
iitock of Human Hair. which he bought at bank
rupt sale, sa d which will be sold at lowest cash
prima. at vore's Branch Hair Palace of Elmira,
N. Y.,-11 go-at., Towanda. Pa. -
• /et.. , beie will be a re-anioii of
the Grand Army of the Republic of Bradford
Co., Pa., my 4, 1874, at Smal,fidd, in which
all soldierii and ~ A llurei us n•i:ll us citizens, are
cordially i vited to attend. A detailed pro
gramme w II be announced in due time.
J. Vic Senotrrarr, P. C.
AW- h: doeidedly cool weather of
the pist fe l , months admonishes.ns that sum
mer will bo short. It should also induce thole ,
who have not yet provided diemselves with
summer o Wits that they should avail them
selvesi of t o great bargains now offering at
Rosr.nr 's in summer • clothing. Having
purchased !largely in anticipation of an early
and long. ontinned "heated term," I now offer
better bargains in summer hats and dothing
than ever before. Those who have priced my
goods in timas past, will know what this means:
Remember, Ido not ask you to buy unless ;I
can satisfy you that my prices are lower and
my goods equal if not better than at any other
establishment. ' N. E. Rosnirrer.n.
tor 1 K. HARMS, at the new Mil
linery Ste e, next door to CILIIIBEILLIN'B, has
more than realized the expectations of our
people. gni stock of goods would do credit to
to -.a firs 'oily'ol6 ., store, and his prices are
lower than meat ordinary country establish.
ments.
-..
The ladies of Towanda, and in fact the whole
county, wi.i find it to their advantage to visit
his storefore purchasing. It affordena 'real
pleasure t I recommend such au establishment
b;
I
to our read OM
PIIILLNLIA MASON
Cnusqu, SOCIETY AND OFFICIAL Dl
azczoirt.—,The following directory is published far
the informailon of the public. We will ; thank our
friends for difying us of any errors they may dis
cover :
Barrier ariteu—Main Street, below Washing
ton. Services Sunday at 10% sat. and 7% P. 31.
BllNdly, Behool at 12 o'clock. Prayer Meeting
E L
Thursday vening. Pastor, Bev. B. J. Lou.
Eimer Cuareca—Car. Mai Sand Canal Streets.
Services day at 10% a.m. and 7 rat. Lecture
Thursday vening. - -Sunday &hod 12:19 Nat. Pas
tor, Bev. E. Mcli.vaina,
M.E. Carsa—Main Street, above State. Services
Sunday at 10% A.M. and 7% P.m Prayer Meeting
Thursday vening. • Sunday School .at 12 o'clock.
Plta = R y as . 0. Dr.'s,
Cannes- 7 00nd Street, near Omni
House. Services Sunday at 10% a.m. and 7 r.x.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening. Sunday School
l ir
12 sr. Pas , Bev. J. &emir gm.
ILL AND PANfr-illerdiNNl every two weeks.
at 9 and 11 a.m. and 7% 9.m. Sunday School at 4
P.M. Past r, Rev. Pavanes Taman.
A.M.E. noses—State Street, above Second.—
Preaching Sundays at 10% .i.m. and 7% rat. Sun.
day School at 1 P.M.
-A. Y.kL-.- licarrinatir CONDANDZIIT. LT.. NO, Id.
Maaonio HMI. over Patch's store, at 7 P.Y. J. O.
Tani% E. L i. O
Thum No. it it No. 108.—Once in two weeks at 7
P.Y. Z. O. , W.M. tr.H.B. Ciurritn, No. 101.--Once in two weeks,
at 7 P.M. Is. F. Cans, H.P.
Lo.or 0. .-13aAnkuu) Lows, No. 167.—0dd
Fellows' Hall over Frost & Sons Farniturn Rooms.
Meets. every` Monday evening at 7 o'clock. 'Jas.
Maluz. N.O. Waal= Has. See.
D. or li.+Lzszt Loma, No. 29.—Meets in. Odd
Fellows' Hall Brat and third Friday evening in each
month. A.I Mr mann, N.G. Len es. Miura, Secy.
i
Munro ENCIAKEDIBT. NO: Al.—Meets second
and four th Wednesday evening of each mon th .
WARE= 0.P., G. W. RYAN, H . P., Wm. Jonas,
Scribe.
K. or P. Towasma Lome, No. 290.—Meets every
Tuesday e ning in Temperance Hall. 7% o'clock.
J. W. Banor. W.O.
H.0.&C.4 Towaara Lomas, No. 370.--Meets see.
and and foarth Thursday of each month. Jos am
YEDGLY. S.N.
' kl4ll. ..pZELANGEWINTB. , •
TOWAXDA XVIIO7/101:14-111111 going soutlicloses at
0:30 AM;Lug not 4:30 Par. Arrives from north
at 10:30 a. ; sou 3;13 Lx.
akil. close at 740 UMW at s a.m.
Barclay mW Clanton closes at 40 a.x.; arrives at
8:30 p.m. '
Troy closes at 8 AJL ; arrives at I,P.X.
LeltapiviSs closes at .l :.x.• arrives at 12 x.
New Bra arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur
days at 19 departs at 1 Lie.
Ifeh arrives Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 12 ie.; departs at 1 r.x.
Shealtequin arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays 1 10 .a.x.; departs at 12 al.
S. W. A.r.voan,P.lL
1 .
111 A lii R I E D.
MONEAL—RATELBMIOII—At the M. E. Parsonage,
Canton
J e r
netry by Rev. J. V. Lowell. Mr. Ran-
N. ry MeN of Towanda, and Mrs . Isabelle Rohl.
hough, Of Beibire, Ohio. ' .
BROM— TEES—By Rev.) B. P. Oates, May 74
rt r.
1 3oup
If
Rhodes and Baena. M. Ayers. both
erkoy
SPALDIN DEL—May 27th. by Rev. B. P.
Oate :
s, Char X les P. Spalding, of Canton, and Ell!a
. • .. • - of nion.
•
\
WATTS.— n Towanda, 1ii....,. May 22, 18% of
cancer, , It& Ellen Wells Watts, wife of James
Murray Watts, aged 47,,7ar5, s th months and
27 days.
•She was i groat sufferer, itpd was confined to
the house tort fire weeks, during which time
her affectionate son was itonstsioßy with her,
anti so far as 'any one could, ministered to her
every wanft 7 She was for manyyeuit. a devoted
Christian, end member of the M. I. 'Church.
~.i
While her eiglh permitted, she was slims in
her place , t‘tho house of God. Her absence is
felt by the church, and eveclallyin the social
ib
meetings, heree timui altrays '
active ; and in
duet:dial.Her death is mourned .; by a large
church, as ell as numerous friends and rela
tives, Sh died in the full assui;nbe of faith.
•
. , .
..HOLCOM9.—In Leßoy, May 24, after an ex
tremely distressing Lines' of seven months'
-.. duration; Myron Holcomb, in the,Gith_ygar
ofttis agr
asleep. at Toyama'. May W. le
Annie L.. youngest daughter of Mrs. Ifati & Kit
trl"ge. aged 4 years snd 2 mouths.' •
POSTBB-44 Zest Manton; May 94,1874, =en, will
of ][Koster, in the 24th year of her age!: •
Kaidatio 4 -1A - Granulite.. May ft_ _ _Tt Dols.
• sintiptkeiJ Addieoptle at MA Sabi NWIMOIN. al
Ar M
. a, and asughtegltatiAteld Sts.' Q.
MilliK OsailD". Tom •
MBE
M!MM!E
I 4
=a_ Aisaw guarantees
xix..--We solicit'
and shall be pleased 10 show. yo*
our stook:whether you bey or
y "cemplete. and .4 prime to
purchaser. Oar pods ere market In
, Sad are sold elose, as ire sail tor
d being at headquirteri, we will offer
In Men's and . "Boys' Clothing -
Da' Goods, Hats and Caps. Call early
foryourselt. - 'The only One-Ptiolo. 0.
.g State in Toynlada. 123 Main.et.
• Ater. SoLoiros.
—You will bo'astonis' hod at
nreSt st which. Mr, dux, does dress.
Eyery good housewife is in
fo knowing where to purchase the beet
niture; and the moot important aril-
r in the kitchen is the stove. • We have
1
e experience of late la, kindling Gres
1 . e breaktist, and take great pleasure
8 we believe he nev Eq2pire Cook
le es plus ultra. It htlarge, anbatan
de, and cOnbines all - the conveniences
-class range. Don't fail to call 'at IL
, and examine, it. . •
Ea—Mimes Harlin M. and
re pronoanoed the neatest dressed yelling
io were In the prooeellon Decoratlon Dry.
were =do at Mrs. nun:Ws.
MeatnE & EDWARDS have had
- .tation troiegard to increased bud
• than realized since they took pcis•
the new store. 'They confine them.
tly to their legitimate business, and
enabled to take advantage of every
'ty for a "good bargain i " and bilng
lith a rear3nablo profit, their custom
he benefit of their ezpotieneo... If all
en men , were ai fair and honorable
1 .. there would be no cause for cora.
.ot "middle men " on the part 'of
and others:
\ DIED.
Tow 'II IYA:- . 11-A
....._ .. , _ Wlffiralmhza Mal
' smocla4tnos2il
21!_.esoo.modoe-Try
• 1
1
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, . ..... . . , . ,
assaik, "l43ll `• _1:....- -:
' - ...'4'l'o' :I.:
BaTtisep 11 . 01 • ,21• 35
Amp4a low . . • 1 450 211
tos. • - --- [ III,
PoOdoos,WW‘ossr • — .I • ' ,' I . 1
i TS
Row • bi • IS .150 • lo la
. , I
_ 2 OS
Wsomil li se Guazo:—Wbest $0 11411voloie Tbs. :
ige 56 ible: 52 Tbs.: Sulst• : Xattottost
Mm..: el lbs.: Mu JO Los.•F li s So*
d
2,1131,
Ito.* Seed 44 lb.: Mild' SS lbs.;
Driekl apple"! its.: Inn Ekoodtlol ! i , .
Nam* Duman% —A aipresiied,
irritable slats of mind; a weak, nervoie, ex
bursted feeg; no energy or an im ation• 'con
tused head, lw eak memory, often with debilitat
ing. Inrclichsiges. The comiequences
of excesse metal overwork or indiscretions.
The No voummy fluds a - semereiri cure
in HIMPIIIIETII HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
.No. 29. It tones wit* system, lancets ; die
charges. dispels the mental gloom Ind deepen.
clench and rejuvenates the entire Oditlll. rlt is
perfectly harmless and always efficient. • Price
$5 fora package of Ave boxes and I a large $2
vial of powdei, which Is important brOld, seri•
i t
out cases ; rSI per single box. Elokl by ALL
drid dresi tieki f , sent by mall on reo of price: •,
, Cum B. romp'.
B u t 1 1 S Ward House. Toianda, Pa.
C. T. EMMY, Idercues Block,
.TOwands, Pa
.!avaiit;emi
LIST_ qr_ 14u..
the Folomm, Towanda, Pa. ..
Barney Oe¢ W.; Biles Ward; Borden, -_
Ch i loberUs Ulwia ( 2 )t Crowles George (1); Clirra is.
drew; TairchtldsGe%L.; Gilson James; Garland
Tills; Sin J inWie; ' John; Null Mrs. John;
Nosier tan -R. g Ms Philip; Wteertyilro, Y.;
Moody ligra i r s ..; Noble O. J.; Onell Wary; Orem irll
.
N.; Queen ' Men: Boas Yrs. Jewitt; Rockwe
George; ME* Smith lab; Beath Ups;
I=ea; yiar ehi r a rg. (l.43l" llllen; ; W Ta srner lbrl Wrs.. ir" Arnile Tulm
IL ; Wealth?* 1 W.; Whams Y. P.; Welch Winton'.
I M ea r is oling of I
1) P .Y.
SHE
4: l7 ng
date for d. . et.. abo ve B. l7 .
A :4
R es!' acirar
'LACE TO BUY 1 OUB
.
, I
aesszsa /ND HORNE pumas oninalta;
;,___ H ll
Is at C. F. D YTONI3, in the more lately occupied '
by Julius W u a Clothing' Store. I llavitur re
mained mYnehmen& tumor. commodious lad
convenient =tars, I respectfully Malta my old
customers, a all in want of anything ih the line of
BARNES(, 8
g /IDDLES, NETSaILANICETB, M I P%
es,
' 1 _
&c., &c ., to give me • call, feeling satisfied ma l
t )
the facilities I possess for purchasing Stock. I can
dos better job, at a lower price, than- any other 'es•'
tablishminst kot the minty. I ,1 ,
•
DO NT Ft ET THE PLACE -ONE DOOR BE
LOW TEE Pr A iciowun STORE.
..I 1
i •
Nay V. , C. P. BAYTON.
B RID°:
weals I
Re J illnle tr airi eV ol '!
Bridge, act.
Speeinealionsi
letting.
LETTINGE--Setiled pro
be received at the hags. of Wm.
orth Towanda Township' Monday.
1 until 4 o'clock. F i t., for the
Bridge, known as the Factory
Sugar Creek. Li said 'Township.
for the same may be seen on day of
Molllllh3 EIIiI4.AMDI.
- EENJ. HOTEENDALL.
ABEAM' ENEI4
Ye Office. Mt 7 23. Mi. I
'Comnitado
A MINI
.u..Nottee le
to the estate
Pry, • - •
payment. and
said estate m •
for settlement.
done 2.*
TRATOR'S NOTICE.
•• • b 7 given that an perao4 Indebted
Aadraw Pram late ci col:dgbalry.
ato requested to make lzazoodists
all persona havizqg
L st present them daly sat=
HIBAK W. HARPIIITSH.
• AdathOstrstor.
111
W
HAMBERIAM
- •
DwESII
MO'N D
ID I
NE' JEWELRY,
OE
HES AND CIO
.4t.e . 2. int
CLOSIN
- OUT
KRUPT BALE
BA
Tim and
reigned will_ sell
,00 of 11
real estate of G.
11:0
SATII
DAY, JUNE 6,
Commenci
g at 10, o'clock,
outing MU in
he Steam
Borough.
An opportnnity
property at a Barg
chars such
not occur
again in a life-tim
pr%vrtY t
be. sold is a
NEW ST
AM FLOURING
PLASTE
MILL ATTA
BUILDING LOS,
BADLY LOCATD.
GOO
DES
•
sof kho estate aro
Credi
ed to be
present, and ind
red .theta ,to beco
will be off,
ohasere.
TERM
.--I.o.per cent: do
6 months; 80
percent.
4ilift; 30 per cent..
in 12 mo
mont ha.
Pares
•
wiring to putoliske
ho aboio
Idocribeil pmperii*
rs••o the
cf; t o
so by, ap
thilmblie sale.
IL'L SCOtT,
!me info
20874.
EM
I
-!`- ..r .
ME
4 a, 1 0 1
i 10
•
yssoterroN.—The co-I)l'4l3er
-ALP ably hoollodas Edith* between Km .1. T.
Axed sad 1110./14Ifeafrad. dada/the Arm aurae
of Ramos tHaeMd. la Ude lay dtraohad, Una
Rexford hating rkind.out bore Uhmat to Yrs. Ras
roc who rill cotethme the boatmen.
; P, WM J. W. MESON.
ul
7 14,15. I 1 alx. R. a. moron.
1
F!•°!!:M7V
ASSIGNEE'S ii 9 ALE
•
anderilink nadineol 'of Sigh T. &One,
Bertlek, Benitsitpes, will sell si POLS:Ede, •
.' 1874. st 10, A. If.,
Littera of any* Bones. in Waled,. N. If.. tbs
tolloulog nosed yellyesly I
bluest; la proven' known.. the "Dodd
'llteDadis ism." consisting of SOO sass of land.
240 and',23 inbred falln dock end Usk
is sou sold tam. the swan tosby Muses
la Athena Township Pa -Alos 9d Mosel fa lb*
Homestead ot,Geo.;Bagdf. fa elliemnag 11. L. befall
,the Matinee afty and seven sores ot /sad. ,
Terms °ash. .
• I 1 '1 J.TAgeaTalla;
I,i 11 art lama.
1 -' I - I Ainagneee.
Wrnaly. Md. fin.
Fatackmut= turrick::! ,
• . 1 11 . •
receive at
cmdersigned .wOl 'rimmed to receive at
Wysoldn, P. goodie% yul calves and lambs, be.
tweets theUurs of I slid, o'clock p.m., on Fri.
dal. APO Won fly. 11th, aim on every
Wild I dining the Muth, of and /one. and on
the mood and fourth Prillays "July and auput
nest. 'On the Rail ef -Aprfl the pries for good veal
"hop mel
Yew eas
01 13 5 Om 430 to 300 Dar. wid be s%
athth per lb. e welshing 100 to 130.
tram to s ante per lb. sceerding ßom
to weight and
condition. after thatoiste the highest rearketprices
trill bypath for both calves and lambs. Wog goy
mud by general uarkeu. A calf to Antes well
*oath never be snowed run thee field or yard,
but should In 4u cues be dwelt confined In aclean
dry stable. slue Wenn 'not have sufficient room to
ran, and the eqw shocild be driven Into the stable
regularly two or three thus each. day. and the calf
allowed to suck an it
. 416.1re5, until it mires to the'
ape of from 5 to 5. upeki,.' when it will usually be
sultahle tor mar
ket.' Remember Sid Olken are ndt
desirable for veal. and brought here will not be
bought except! at low paces. Minim that hare
early winter lambs to dispose of, will And it
to their advantage Ito sell them here by g yre
during the months Cf. Nay and June. when
are always* dwAia. at high prices. Persona can'
at any time setertala what prices will be paid for
the next inteccedlng week, by enquiring of me at the
Ed& Store, Where! lam always found, and era
ready to buy, at highest market prices, grain, hay .
butter. eggs, park,rpOoltry, kr., and to_sell goods u
cheap as the cheeped. 1, .
I - 01:011:0E SMT/11:
Wyeaulding Pa.,Kush 10 •
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NEW S
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EVANS
EMI
rEI
TOWAND,
BESS G I
the bal
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F. Ma-
874,
GLOVES,
. m., at
II 1 I
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ria
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ITEM
i AI
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TUCK
1 1 1
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IG GOODS
1213
al
MI
Call sit
to their
Dew stotk.of
SP' I
r ii.ND
UMMER
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WHI
GODS,
ntl EKES ,
'ABLE pAwAsit,,
NAP= ICS,
M
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ME
EIIBR
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OL SHAW L 5,
PAEGY SHAWLS,
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PRINTS,
PRCALS, - -
,SHEETING,
r -
011uliS,-- &C.
!=!m2ms
itge . for ' -
are also
CUT P
ER PiTERNS.
i vaB 11114401121 L
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111
QintRITT . S Ealar+--:-}3i,virtno Of '
kl limb, wig, Hinted oat of tie Otani of . iCotia ,
awn Rises of Bradford Gm% sad to as directed,.
;Wig ha eXposed to piablio sib at thstionit Rouse lis
,theathrocigh of- `°
&I AT, ,112111$
faik, Wille i red cam o'clock. p. Mi. as deli
Iscribsd., o r wed of Isar Waste bi
Held, as roir Olt thirnorilt by t 7 Foust
;stand Z.**. Wedlock 1- ha tht sad;, 11/6010Unsil*
and slll•Kiwasy ;on th a south tra . ! Wartilt . '
iagilwrist by Win Webb sod John Wedlock;
fitscres, More or, kish, 211 acres
i
with house and been._ wagon , lorress ll =
one old house, old bern,• and fruit heel
faii=e_. 1 ethir of land Situate as Store.
drollowt l4-t : On the north byll Wed.
ilotf, c'd.. on the east by Wm U. lturna'S lot, bn
r„,tiltbb7CalllClstier and Z Haelloch., on the
by 43,70u5t ; containing 50 bats. manor lam ,
about to scres imProved. Seimd and, aken in ere•
sutionSt the anti of P. S. Han% litecurrliof Myra
Elrbkrrra W E Green, John 5 Orals, A P Wolcott
r2LB 4 Y ns —One oilier lot. ;Ideas or parcel garnet landa i ls-
stein he Biro, bounded on lho n o oith .by the .
lands of Daniel Donovan, eagt by the . Susquehanna
Iriver, South by the Public Bthoolhomee lot, and
F.
bE the lands of I N Eras and' Widow ledger.
11l ra?litskdrqf two acret
i f lot less, all 1131.
row wi th ers* framed d hionse andhanied; - :.
, &fruit trees thereon. and taken Into.
rem lat the suite: If •SWvs 5 If Day. - -
other lot. piece or mod of land situ. •
Ikeatiettrarulf="P"orth = 17 th elanirsrlt " la"
Charles
ohnson. west by tendert Julius Cotton; containing
le acre ,s. More ar less , -all imFored. With a frame
ruse and a tel fruit trees • baton. Seised' and
into:execution at the suit of Wm Warrington
s kr V ue lleley and Elizabeth Haley. •
I Other lot, Meat or parcel 0f1.11.1 situ. '
ate Al twp, bounded on the north byland of
Z P Corson, ea st . by land of Orris= Hibbard and
Jesse iklbflisanJ eouth by land of Wm Weed, and
, E , tntur z c a d j= ls ru n V eric coldsining twenty. '
improremaatL Seized
Into execution at thy suit of J N COW s
row vet : überil Lsrrabee, Phebe Esirstse, aid
1 4 0
1 f
a in er, twp.; bounderi on the north, east, south'
west by Henry, Griffin; containing one acre l ot ,
nd....tro . or lers. Seised im P r a u n r 4 Irit tnt, ' ( 7 l e frain g
s Al4l44:l—Quarttn4l49" the of . ° th e Liie r l s oe' W igiii llosworth :Pme ss i 'o E f o llin braim d": ll -
aken
E
~ ~
_ , . . I
other lot, piece or parcel of lied situ
& ;rti tsp., bounded on the north. by
dm oftlostme glitter. east and south Wanda bo
nging to the est*. at German Titus, deed. tui
st WIT:I/bite highbay leading" from Levi.WeUs
e eese lector in said Truscsrora twp.,to Stevensville
1 Pike tirn.• containing 12 acres, more, or less;
a out 2g acres Improved, with a , framed house
ni l Seized aW taken into execution at the
t of ri, Wells 'vs limn Titus, now intermarried
hlt Beenum. ,
i rrOne other lot. piece parcel of laud situ.
a Wilmot twp 4, bounded ands escribed as follows:
=dig it a post arid Wiwi; them north by'lot
set off Enid Cash led perches ta. a post and
stenes 1 warrant Una; thence west, one hundred
six and Neren.tenths perches toe atone heap; thence
**oh ole hundred end six perches to a atone heap
Inithe 11 e of lUmeoli Scan; and thence east one •
h ndredaix and seearkenths perches tot ke place •
of beginning. ' containing , seventy acres, th ere or
1 •, about , forty acres improved, with a log horse:
1 barn:, aid a few;frult trees thereon. Seized anti
intb execution at the suit of Elbanan Smith
es John Williams.
~ • -,;
4 ,12
,
"powanda,May, 28. 1814,
t tr$TEE'S ' SALE 'of Coal and - -
Sanßailroad property in the Counties of Sullivan
BrOfor,d, Etats of Pranks:lig.
,r 4 4 =6 of eatainin liortgage or Deed of Trost .
;Mk dalhnitrad by the Sullivan a Pale Coal
1 al
Railroad Company, of the State of Permsylva.
1 n •to th e undersimied as Trustee. dated 'the first
da of Nereinber. 1866, and recorded in the, office. -
ifo recording deedglkc.. In and for the county of
Eredford; in said State, in Mortgage Book llio. 10
Jpagey 30.1311 and 32, on the 228 day of Notemberf
lA. ID., 18 5 5, end :in ogles for tie wording o,
deeds, kO., in and Icir BIIIIIIZZI county, in said State.
an 7itortgage Book No. 2, pages 82 to 88 Inclualve, on •
'the sth 4i7lotDeceinbir. ,A. 1)... 1864. I 1 \ I ' 4
1 l , _the tOldErsigned,Ws Trneteessaforessid.bereby, ,
ve nollket th at I vim on...WEDNESDAY. the 14tb'
~
via of pallß, 1874, at, twelve o'clock atnoou ',
'of day, al the Exchange Sales JE^.'auts. Nutibei
71 Br oadway , In the City, Oninty and State of Se*
Yo k, sel auctionto th e highest bidder. the prop.
e , ri gh ts,'privileges and franchises I conveyed or .•
'Dinln ded be conveyed to me by said Mortgage or
d of Trost ; ld afult having been made by the ,
ital °orn e ry in the terms and conditions of said/. .
if rtgag and mach delimit having continued for
th space , ,of sixty days, and 1 being requhrodtli writ
to make I suih sale by holders of at least one
' th in amain of the bonds secured by said Nort
e or ti m r e 4: Trust, which were at the time pf
..
making ch re quest dne and ontstanding.4
.1 he Pro aforesaid includes, some Ave thou.
r&acres q lend -wanted in 'Cherry and Colley •
ownshtpe, In St divan County. in the State of Penn.
,y bran* being the, following named warrants and
tarts of 'gyrate, td wit ; John Baker and.Andreir
•Epple. endplate of Philip Stein. George Roberts, • ,
I°
c f .
P li i4nt_ W _ li"ril nry atelPneterlnard , Jacoby.
Ze ler, Samuel Carp e Hebe r r Chaser l)rullay
011iphalet Gillet. Thomas Odbm, Richard ''',,
Tonffincori, Jacob Ritter. Joseph Totem. Collinson
14 1
Me . Getting Goveri , and Christian Getting, and'be•
in all the coal lands of the said Company; and the
61 read l oi s o n !id ComPany , and all the, lands of the .
gal 'Com y now occupied for the, erection of de. .
*1 1 : c• 43 trilettPE eid ll : 4 los kc . and ea the road-bed
ox aid railroad lioni their 'mines in said county of
van, ffi the .resent northern terminus s ai thereof. l; nears BOrcnigh of Monrce, - in the County or
E d iord,Eitite Of Pennsylvania; and all the carper.
gtelfronchlses og said Company. u • secured by. their ',..
'itg i tt n r a
1 74g ro eTerr a t
L 6 l ll. l 4, i nd oi sin be g r =:r i a Ti li e na ge ll! :
bereditonients ainFappurtenances to.the same ap.
Pertaining. Withlreiversi, cats and remainders, rents ,
looms and prate thereof. . ..
~ I . , ' l• I
14 f or a more full and complete description o the '
ir party to be Old; with its boundaries and loci.
ti 6, reference may be had to the said . Mortgage,. o f
iit'Ord elf "new; ' I '•-' I '
~ Terme Of t Sala—Ten' per. cent. of the - purchase
re Fey is to be p o t cash in hand on the day or sale;
an the' balance is Ito be paid within thirty days '
tteereafter; at R Number 4. In Number 48 Wall ' .
Street, in the City of New York, State of Nevi York;
cid oPoilletYlneet of the aid balanCe in full,-. the ____
g
it zs ias
er, will receive a deed to the laid' property, ••
co veyinesuch title as is vested In me as Trustee
is (errata.; - Dated March 19th, 1974. a - '•-•f• I •°'
I i - 1I _ 1 I JOHN A. ' STEWART. , : '
titee 'f o r the! bond holders of the 'Sullivan k. •
'Eris Gala and Ilatlrtudi Cnarpsuay. ' 1
W. A. 'MI STEWART, Attorney for Trustee, 48 Wan
trOet. New York city. _ • 1 i
' 3 F a r cil ab l 7 . 4.6ls f L 1 t h e ti'
1 The .e advertiseraehtsppears in fo ll owing ,
newspaper" published in the cliyof o lfew York:lo
"TIM Evening Post Weeklye, Nell York '
Weekly intli p ' " New Y ork bpetor and Weekly ; -,
gonin l Advertfser.' _, I ! A
April 231.1874
t' ,
_•,' MEG I 'W „S NOTlCE—Notice
fs herctlY given . that all personi indebted to
tb estate , of ; Iremben Barnes. late : of, Wilmot.
d 1
'd. are Xeguested to make immediate pernent
iga ail persons having claims against said estate
t. t present them I duly authenticated for sett m le-
i . . OSCAR O. BT& '
1 AIIROIIk /1. EARNER LUN . ,I 1 - I .
B.
, I CARSON Dawn
e!
~ i pr Et . rt. r • . 1 Executors. ; ,
XE h TOR'S . ..NOTlCE.—Wittice
Is ' y gtion that all, perEmi indebted to
este.* , of • *titan Ifideantb. ]ate'of 171ater,
deed, are ,flaluested to. nuke immediate payment.
an all poisons having claims- agaiturt said estate.
In press*. them duly authenticated for settle
fleftt. 11 . ' POLLY EIOLCONB.
4Pf 23.1. A
~ Etwutfix• '
DMMISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-'
Ote ri esl it tif b rat i* ., n i g 613t(I'd
es'4l. - =ea aka :IMMediste payment, and al Por
no, 1718 hsvit#,clalms sgal nist, estate must present
thraidnly,r.nthentPated Pr settlement.
I ' JORN VasWEBT,
April I. i 874. .A.iministestrre.
DMINIS' TOR'S -NOTICE,
• Notice lettere* tbat s indebted.
to .• estate of Goo. P. Barrett , ate of Springfield,
mat mute immediate payment. • and
ale Zing othima against said estate mast
prssentt du anthentiested for settlement J..
LUCINDA A. BARIIETT
I BEM= nmutcrr. •
4prn • munthistntern.
DMINISTRATOR'S NQTI
Non«) }e heMbi gives tthtt all persona Indebted
M the estate of Josephna Campbell. late of Burling;
ten. doe'd. Baud make immediateleament. and al}
persons having claims against sem estate must pre.
dent them d ly asthenticated for settlement
I CHESTER E. CAXPBELL,
pr.. 2.3 7 4 7. t Administrator. ' ,
HOSIERY,
uJ( 1 I I
ALVIVOIVEI • NOTlCE—Dithel
r --- Denglejvm Albert Vanwert. In the Court of
Common tPiras of Bradford County. 1
Re undersigned lll3 Auditor appointed by said
t to distribu,e money in the bands of the Sher-
ri t tf 4 sieoflefendenta.esti -ii
tiendtthstitsoflds appoint mentattiorce
of Smith:,* ,Ifortianye..in Towanda Borough, on
WWITEEIDAY, the , Ist day of JULY, A. D.,
48TO, at l'O'clock,tp.,m.. lit'which time and place all
persons ha v i ng ie me against said money must
repent them, or debarred from aimirg in upon
al same:J I I G. D. XO2ITANYJC.
~ Hay 14; 874. 1 1 1 Auditor.
•
My Millis
:o a r all 15 1 1 n.
tr 313.212
.d• 1
I l OW °ger l
ler elle&
ler
. 1
J pi. ,13 1 VEGETABLE' , ASI, 0I;
LLtlf i ltelff BWIEW)311. ' •
F -- standard' article la compoun deds with the .
test earl. : • ' 1
1 I effects are as wonderful ant; satisfactory la
r -•,..1 l' 1 - . ,1 ..,_
ii i.
I restores, gray orfaded hair to its yonaarmootor.
1 I rem ot es all len/Wens. !Wang off ' dandruff ; '
and the wain by f is use become. vhlteandalean. -
By its tonic
7
~,..d. to their n ' *or., prevent Ing •baldnesse
nuddr4t the ',grow thick and throng. '
A. a dressing ethingt , ies peen ta9d ea effectual..
or l pf, rale / I 1 , _ i_,
; .A. A. atFas, State 'Amtayer , of Ifassachusetts..
!styli of It. ~ ' ,I consider 11 the bestpreparation for 14 ,
11i i , 1
it uded urpotws.' i .. ~, : - -
' "" i ' . nvoapiantarti Dyz, ,
7
i :
1 tun 2nm mango& ,
1 e 4 gant OIOOIIIIUOII may be I relied on to
1 tie the cP IO 4 of th ibeari troll erg Many other
! ealrable Oaf% to brown, a black, sidisesetios.
Ili'oil* ipp4012.1 being in one preimration, • sad
4 his
quickly and eflettually produce. %permanent color
w,. ch wiff 'neither rub nor wash off. 1. . :,, "
I 1 tfamffaitured by 1
8. Rata & 00. * ILlatiacil.
bi.sikaiogaistaandsliogiri tnicsedloto:
of 4 5 tom;
Tx? 4.blaurajiite as so
rit=inaits.
••• 1 -
- I I
LOPI6'
I. M. 13111711, Sheriff.
84kw ,cos --
I TINGI21,111:ri l l i - . .
iiiiD.CIDER IJILL .
J :
1 1
ni 61,4311EQ1iM ' i •
11 •'-
1 I
now In good ordei; and lam me 4
. of work in my Lino on dont
1 SHINGLES and LaTII, Ilwaya 'on •
• - - .1 . It
:or axle,* 25 Horse-Power Engine. and
O. P. ATINUL .
ma - • 1- 1 •
PM
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