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- LOCAL AND GEDERAL.
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Micuarr. C4O.LitW:, tut .014 an
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spected citizen ofd this pla i nt, died on Friday
last, aged 70 purls. I ! .
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THE friends of R. R. PHE LPS,., of
name_
'Burlington Boro'Orill present his a for
Representative to the approaching Republican
Connty Convention. • •• 1 1, ' ;
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EON. B . LairrrE Witt addres s the
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citizens of Alban i township and vicinity, In
Battles School Eons°, on thttorday, August 22;
at 2 o'clock r. N. SUbject :"I‘he General Inter
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s of tho Producing Classes."' I
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Pittstoa Cornet says hitcHan
HANDLEY has recorered from a protracted and
severe illness. Ifrz has many Mends hem
who will be pletie. to hoar of his o4nviles
cone.
Jl3l JEFEETISON, who has 'hail the
fpecial, chirgo of arranging the walks and
grading the - Pnblie l Square, has proven bimselt
a man of superior taste, as well as unflagging
industry. , I
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,THE TallmtEtool ,
C, Post-Office is
Wing furnished with Yale Bozei; Mr: BAUD.
wzu,, the ticeommxlating and energetic Post
roister, is Ideternuned to give the patrons of
the office the best fac4ities for transacting Owl!.
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WE CONGICITEL&TE. Prof lOUNGUAN,
of Mauch-Chunk, do his wise eclectic:in of a life,
partner. Miss BUNTING, who was last week
led to the tifinencal altar, by the Professor,
was one of cur verY brightest and moat intelli
gent young ladies.)
• 111 El. POLLIir of Pi: W.
and_--MOther - 91 Col. ELHAN.ts' 83uTu,
died in thisliorongh on Thursday last, in the
82d year oT her az,j. Her aged and bereaved
partner has the condolence of the entire corn
raanity. i
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As xi should I I bc>. Th© pastor 'of the
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Presbyterian church, Troy,! being absent, his
congregation unite kith the Methodist breth
ren, the pastor of that church officiating , in the
morningin his own house Of worship, Red 'in
the evening in the 'resbyte ! rian house.
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• :ED. CLIAFTEEj who 1 has been ern,
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plo)Cd . at CIRIIIIF.IILIS . ri Itth tu , . t ,
past, ,
I several
years, has opened al jewelry store at Barclay.
Mr: C. thoroughly n nderstanda the business,
and is a reliable, tritstworthy t young man. Our
Barclay-friends wi I consult their own ; interest
bs•:dealing:with 1, .
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'N. CILLiNG attention the'. i large
uurnbeilof teacherfrom Herrick township, in
, a recent issue, we inadveriantly emitted the
name l ef Prof. E..L. HttalsT'one of the most
succeLful anci poptilar educators in the' eeunty.
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He has been engaged for. ' one of the depart
ments of the'Snsgtulhanna Collegiate Institute,
'for the neat year. 1 .. ,
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• 31 . 11. lorror, I lately aaw in your
paper a. stakinent that' Mr. YOrgil, of li3ty;lie
:lino, had on his farm PC` ,l nie tall corn. I think
Sairrn, of : this. township, can ;beat it.
tie has corn tha t a!vcrage ten feet in
height. 'I mcat-ulk ene', of the beet stalks,
aud found it, tole 11 . feet h. inches high, and is
,t:ll'growing.
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! . ..zlicahrquin, Aug! 14.
CLINT' of the Tonkhan
Drido-A7l, ge up the `best focal depart
t ninny pip t in the 'Stato, and vet he Is
so deaf that he can't near it thunder;' as ho
m
~. 0.-.1 , .;,tiy informed us himself, the other day.
While he is a pleas•it, atrahte g..mtleman, the
casual ohserTer would take'', him for a 'Major
i.i.sueral, from his erect and almoat haughty
a ppearance,as be talka the - street. Ilia de
fective liraring doe.: not prevent his keeping
well posted in the ii l . .ditics of the county.
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adies Schooklwl.
!f.e.r; C.
, THE Young I
wA-s institutojn tt
°pup September 9.
tames her COM:I6C
Mks OLVE ii.VStoN
witt l i the SCIIOOI, Her
a pccniiar . fitness :tor the
w
.11 linua in this contrutthity
ended nchice frets us. Pa
k ladies tu educate, 'will • s
pf.:eially fortunate in haVi ig
r place than under the in
of the highest cultnre, and
land religious training trill
;e.I after as their intellectual
large eaperience a,
position, are We
to require any :ex(
rents having yonui
'teem themselves el
the orportuuity .
t•tepetion 'of a lady
where their- moral i;
boas carefully look
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latiock Democrat says :
451,0ck6.1, this morning,
', that Mr. JAMES C.
,''ll-:n; the night, "after a
;le had not - been in ro-
THE. Tnnkha
"no comnicuityi
tt tilt= aniv)tipcf.:
WlLltiiir had died
edthol
hint bcllth for a
The irninediite
wnich !reetilted fatally i.r
,ecere
cold - taken he
excursiim. Tle NFIs
b3ine-
cen
r
business great pur
-1 was niae4 esteemei am mg
incl l s for -hia genCemsbly de
crLihnes. EIa!WLA but
lit 1211 nit been enLir.:,;:cl in
act:rt , .r or tiv.;."
catineCA eicb.ny
rd t. , liar been
,•:‘ a- 9ut on a ti bii
I.P.vn nical,.;
agivc tu ttie
ti ):11;f lily 1. fc,
Li; frid
- pi)rtlitt.stit an:l
11 ) • a
I=lVe have twO ball
mas" and the Activt4.' The
• y 'lritm)l game
eutar," t .Alhern4, on the
latter. The , following; is the
BASE: BAL
‘::uls4, Oic f•Wnii
1.01-r laic Tlit
4011 - the "21..rii I
grounds' , ,‘C the
,o)re.:
IL 0.
,aarisoros4.' 11. 0.
4..2 3 'Frank Snr. e 2 2
3 G 4 Deth - cdT, p 1 4
1.. 0 5 ---1-Decker, 1b....1 4
..3-1 26....1
0 4 ---Eteavener; 3b.1 1
1...0 3 --Jordan, 1'f....1 S
i... 1 2 ---Antbony.s 5:.2 2
..1 3 --- 31urra7, d f... 3 2
..1 3 . Stir, f...... 0 4
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Owl: Ph i;1 to, c f.
1': Lynch, 3b
Ed: Watkei, 1 r..
F. s si
F. earman, 1b...
r f
L. S. Long, p...
G. Codl 2b..
, '''' Total 10 27' , Total .. . ... —l5 27
hal ip:qs.l. ..1 f..' 3. 4 5 if 7 8 o—Total
Actives.... . 1 I) 0 1 1 1 1 2-10
Arlin , : , 1 i 1 2 2 .2 1 1 ti 1-15
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flEig`LeTtoNt-s.--At the reg ular eJv,.:-
!la 8t rue'iiting of he First Baptist Church, of
`froy, 1'4 , ., Katt:l.day'. August 8,1871, the follow
ing re,tolotious ii-ire unanimously adopted:
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Wnzut.v, cm: Heavenly Father has, in His
ntlt•wmt tthoti, - .;11 ins ,, rdtable providence, per
' matted death to rater our church and remove
from oar midst ur much loved and aged pas
tor, Thu's. S. - Slt arliwa, who - for pearly four
%vett years has ben a most faithful pastor of
', our church, and :in earn-at follower of. Christ;
iherAtlre,
Resgred, That in the cle.atli, of liro. Shear
lo ern, Mae church hats lost & most faithful and
•carriest. laborer,) -
Efsoire..d, Th&t•while we bow in bumble sub-
Mission tie the will of Mat who searcheth the
heaft and tryettf the reins of the children of
me',, we deeply sympathize with Ito afflicted
family in this sacf hour of bereavement, and
pray. tliat our Father in Heaven will give them
ilia griCions sunp . :rt. • I .
Res.)lrerl, That in memory of Brother Shear
down, the church be dressed in mourning for
three dontli..
Col. T. W. STEVENS find
'3', N. Y., are spending a few,
rail county. They sro guests
RTON, of Bitch Creek.
PE4SONA.L.
(tinily,;of Albs
ti'uha. fu Sarn i
of Col. J. H. H.
arid M •
- P!tagurb trip. '
ride duit'a the 8
L MODDI aro away on a
o understand they will take a
Lawrence,.
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1:1 1 xsa lits returned ,from hia
, thud occupied the pulpit of
:ch on Sunday last.
veian's is oat of town, and Will
ralweeks. Thu Presbyterian
ced "on Sunday last.
F , aratner vdecatio!
IJC Batitist, char
J. S. 8
not re t urn for a
chord* was do.;
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I STEME presc4ed a. very .able
diaconrae in Christ Church, on
an.l ini.eretting
r;raithi morniu
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—Mrs. RzEn, orrnerly of this toan, l and ole
ic: of Mr!. Wlacrr, 114 visiting in this place-.
She. is accornplied by bet niece, lilies Ilonosia,
of Ph.iiade'phis.l `'"! .
—Xis!! tiou..v.vrritjs visitifig Mies litontr, at
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M& Gatz.—The Advertiser of
Monday morning, says : _
"The Athletics go to Towanda Wednesday
to phw the Wisirmas of that, plaCe. Last week
they received an acceptance to their challenge,
sent some 'weeks since, naming Wednes day
next as the day for the game. The Mama
are noted as being one of 'the best amateur
clubs- in Pennsylvania. In 1872, they de
ed .the Amateurs of this city, who were
then the pet club of Elmira. The Athlet
km are ;kicky, and generally in the habit of
'winning. Ha ving somewhat reorganized their
nine, they expect to do their best on that day.
The MOODS' have expended considerable in
improving their grounds and preparing for the
game. All 'Who go may expect flue sport and
a good time, for the boys are always used well
in Towanda. If there is a 1 sufficient number
going, escurdon rates may be had. Fare for
the round trip $1.90." -
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ED. RaronrEn : The present state
of the water supply in Towanda, should cause
its citizeps to look' around them to sea what
can be done to remedy the great want. Most
: of the wells along and east of Main street are
worthless, and for fire pciiphses the river ii not
accessible for more than one third of the town.
Many of the citizens are now; awing water to
supply their daily wants., Has it ever occurred
to the people ofl'owinda, that they have an
excellent location for &water , supply,—and that
the town wotild become one °lathe best for
mar.ufactu' g purposes, with a good supply of
water? l
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• Would ii n t belvell to haVe a competent ea
r
gineer make ( ( a survey, and an approximate
estimate of the coat of a water supply for
the town? Cionld not the town council author
ize such a survey, as a preliniihary step to the
building of inch worts brthemselves, orsome
othertiarties. , , • ' A ernzr.u.
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THE surviving members of Co 50th
Volinteers, will be interested in the folloi•
jog notice :
BONIMEGUIRA Dzpot, Pa., Aug. 13, 74.
lb the Officers and Members of Companies "G"
• and "47," of them RegimetA ',ai r Vet. PA
Infantry :
Yor •e respectfully invited to I
.aspect a y _ .o Own,. ,
Second 'Annual Encampment of the V. lei WI
Organization of Smiquehanna county, ter n.
held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, • Aug. 27
28, and 2% atdleart Lake, near Montrose. Be
ing personally acquainted, and having served
io,the_stray with said companies, it affords me
great pleasure to extend to you this invitation,
knowing that your presence, would idd much
to the interest of the occasion. come, if possi
ble, and join with us in the mhOicry of camp
life around our camp-fires free - from' the re
straint of real camp life. Many of the boys of
Co. D will be present, and nothing left undone
by the Quarter-master General and Battalion
Quarter-masters to , furnish everything needed
to make the occasion an enjoyable one.. _ Hop
ing to see a 'goodly number, of the boys and
their friends, 1 am, very - re s
Wm. H. TELFORD,
OeueraLcommanding Veteran Organization of
Susquabanna county. H
,d'RE 11'orthern Tier Gazette Einnottn
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cos that Prof. J. T. MCCOLLOM, who conducted
the_Graded School in. that village dpring the
past year, willcontintici as Principal : 4111 s tho
rough discipline, and tie - very mark&l improve
ment in icholar.ihip under his management, is
thci best guaraute4 of the success of the school
in, the tuture. Improvements are promised,
and it is helieied that the present yea: of Troy
Grait'i'd School will be t an advance on previous
ones.
Satan E. Ilsm-tun, who has so.etlicient
ly filled the position of teacher of the Grammar
School Dcpar meat, and has won! the affection
and esteem of the pupils; will :7 e retained, to
the sstisfaction of all friends'of the school.
The Intermediate Department will be in
charge of Miss 11. LEO NA lifolsz, who comes to
us with high recommendations as a thorough
and efli&nt teacheroo ad of 6 spocial fitness for.
the petition.
Priory B Depiitment will be taught by 3lies
Emzt Np. 1119, ctse of 'the most practical and
able teachera in this poition of the county.
The teaChcr of primary A Department will
be Miss ANNIE' H. Apaats, who has been conect
ed with the scbbol during, the past year.
Mrs. FRED. Macaw., the thoroughly comm.,
tent- and scientific mu'sicalinstrnetor, who has
litid charge of the musical Deplrtment, will be
coutitmed in the eamo position the prcsent
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THE COLIT3InIA X ROADS HOMICIDE
—We haye learnedilie fullosiing pa - ticulars in , I
regard to the billing of Mr.' atoanaraN, near .
the Cross Roads, last . reek. It appears that a
young loan in ttZe employ: of lIAG - EIIMAN: had
shOt and killed a rmzlt dog, Owned by a daugh
ter of Mr: VtsowEr.t.. Mr. L., his hired man,
PATTERSON, aii'd the datig4er. went Ozer 10
HAGEII3II.S * B t revenge themselves in some
way for the' t.leuth of the dog. As they ap
proacbed the resident-v of llstitirmaar,lie went
out to nieet them, aimed with a chib, and u
melee immediately tiommencesi, - in...which HA
ctimsN 'Was - lOrribly beaten. He died from
theffects of the wounds in a fetr minutes.
LONGWELL also received Molts. L6NGWELL and
ParrritsoN left the scene of the murder, and
tWent to`Troy, where they remained during the
afternomil tttmc pr the neighbors followed
them and procurc a warrant. LONGWELL was
arrested iitil 7 the same - evening at his house; but
PaTrKuseN:f; stall at large, and a reward of
;500 is offered. for his arrest. -A coroner's in
quest was held before Diquire DARE, of TroY,
and a verdict in accordance with the above
facts rendered. 1 ,
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Since writing tho above, PirrEnsos hasbeen
arresr_d.'and is now confined in jail in Ws
piace. 11, 1 was tracked to the house of Lora.
WELL by 3f r. AYERS dnd another young man, of
Captnred aboMt• 2 o'clock Sunday
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moinin":" lie made if', rebisfance. A reward
of i5OO bad been etlered for his apprehension.
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LoYo 'ma. was discharged by .!he corotier'n
nquest, 'the evidence exonet i ating himself and
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN, BY A &NOMM
EN.— AOpOD LI.TE:tiEII—rwiTTEEE:I 2 , AND TUE
VlCia..kNE 4 l. NFCEssART TO SrOCESSFEL FL.kTTERY.
—A. clear.licaded thinker as well as an - accurate
observer, who has, not been is bi 4 grave a _half
year, considered,the lack of. good listeners a
6erimag want of society. Mit 'opinion was not
advanced as that of one wtio had madVhe dis
covery, nor is the warrant of origtnalitY neces
sary in bringing forward a aubjer-Lof this na
ture. We all suffer, more ior less; . I'rotri the
lieedlese inattention of ,those of_ our 'acquaint
ance who perhaps seek ,ur 'views in co iversa
bon, and then dish them ap vain, without
suflicierit regard to their accuracy. Our friend
was an intelligent listener himself. never
clipped one short in the - Midst of a sentence
capable 51 two constructions, by anticipating
the meanicg, which was sure to be the wrong
one, and then deprived you of the opportunity
or setting yonrself right. With a deluge of sense.
'less and irrelevant talk.
We 'remember, several Sears ago,, reading
and combining two discoubeeted stal,,uents
about Ur. Jouxsow... One was that ho had the
faclety of making.any one fie conversed with,
talk their best. The other Was a saying of his
"that he never met an individual who was not
capable of telling him something' ho did not
know, "!ind which he was glad to learn." And
there Tay the secret of hii!l powsr of making
men talk well. Ho was a grand old man—bear,
-though, they called him,—and witness to many
look! of beFutiful gratitude from faces that
felt hp listened to, and appreciated, all the
drudgery of their toil-won, , thonght•furbished
information.
Fora great many of our younger leers, it
was r, mystery why a certain lady was always
so agreeable. tihe was plain in her person,lM.
=billet:LS in her dress add 'surroundings, and
fond of staying at home; but s omehow every
body liked her. and hunted di out. lier little
sitting-mina was as brilliant as some of Mrs.
Gaupr's more ostentatious ones. In the Win
ter, the dark end was brightened by the fire
light; and the ready chintz-covered rocking
chair was seldom empty. In Summer. , the
glimmer of sunshine came in through the nat
tering leaves that shaded the open window;
mingled with the fragrance of opening flowers,
and tempted many a straggler Who should
havo,staid at home, brightening np some of
the neglected niches there. I .
it was just delightful to sit down before her,
i , alk out all one's worry,. in the light of her
d,f‘r; patient face . It was n't much she said
when you were through, but your heart was
lightened of its burthen, and went or.t towards
her With a sort of Loring recognition.
NoW, we understand it wa r s becanse she fist-
°tied with her sweet motherly comprehension ,
of oar trouble, giving us back no probing side
thrust of keen-eyed detectiOn. She went Into
society sometimes, as calmly as she went
into, bee flower garden, and the best place
was' always proffered her, and the test
facet' were always around hers gillhg her back
thai'sweet, reties smile, ealght m her own
lips.
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This woman, lite was no, talker, us usually
the point where the desirable tabs was don.,
arid 1111 have Dome to the safe ommittaion that
the secret of her unstudied, popularity •tae In
the unselfish regard that enabled her to listen
well to others.
She has not been without imitators, but the
poor dears, who literally cannot hold their
tongues, make sad failures. ,
In such cases, however, when people cannot,
or will not listen, we suppose, the next best
thing is to say agreeable things. Never mind
about the smartness, nor is it wise to be over
conscientious, but above all, if you are going
into flattery, do not attempt It scientifically:
It is fearfully exhausting to sustain a long Writ)
of incontrovertible sad well established person
al or intellectual praise, and the appetite once
Crested, must be inordinately fed. Take to
feeding calves, or rearing puppies, if such be
the alternative, but clever, 0 mortal man, al
low yOnrself to be dr'cwn into the necessity of
meeting the demancl'for human adulation. Of
course, there aretiolflattirere in Towanda, and
the weaning is not needed here; but out in the
hill country, and atir l oad in the highways where
the nirvana goes,' there may be those -rho
iteght profit by oar suggestions. An individu
al resorts to flattery as a means to secure an
end, and is therefore a practical sort of person.
He does not spend his , time and talents on
penniless people, or obscure people. If you
wash, or dig, or chop for a living, you are not
the man or the woman Mr. and Mrs. Barantr.
need In their more serious speculations. Every
body counts one, it is 'true, on election• days
and demonstration occasions, but they are
scarce, and yonwill be lonia your humble cor
ner of poverty, where, with its many other
evils, thank heaven I this great shadow of in
sincerity seldom comes. Bat my pretty Miss,
with her sweet voice, and her bright, proud
Lead, stands where she can help a body up a
step or two. Mrs. BIIIINDLE clasps ber white
hand tenderly, and looks unutterable things in
her blue eyes, and whispers allurieg flatteries
in her ear, and pulls herself up the step. So
much is - gained, but Susax, her first•born, is n't
up. She pats the fair cheek Watt is flushed
with the pull, that Mrs. Barnett has got the
benefit ot. - I
Sho drops her trainee eye m Euddea admira
tion over; the' beautiful outline of our girl's
faultless shouldeis, that bend forward again in
sweet gratitudo for Blre. Ihuivra.esi T ipprecia
tiou of her charrris, and up mulcts Sims.
Heigh 0! my little one, get off rho step, 'or
they will put you to harder work than you
dream of. They are in forgoing up, as a family,
and if'your strength gives out, they will drop
you in the scramble,
A. CORRE.SPONDENT of the \Vtlliame
port Gazette and Bulletin, has, been writing a
history of Sullivan county, and we extract the
following description of the coal region :
" Two miles from Schreyvogers, over the old
turnpike, we reach the village of Bernice, on
Birch Oreek,' where the great 'coal mines of
Salim county are located. Ilia not oar par
pose in these &ketches to speak in detail of the
mines, therefore, we merely givethem a pass
ing notice. ,
' you emerge from the grOt forest, the
first point of-interest, before — reaching tue
mines, is the village of Shinr.rsville. Like Ma
nersb'urg, described in a pr.-riot's sketch. tt
has a history. The place was laid out by a
stalwart Q Wier, named Andrew Shiner, who
was one of the contractors to_bnild the turn
pike. He was a remarkable min, and conform
ed strictly to the customs of hid sect. Having
received a part of-his fortune:in State lands, he
resolved to foundla town, and in accordance
with this idea laid it out on a magnificent scale
and commenced beilding.- Time rolled away,
but no settlers camp, and corner lota were a..-
sold, yet he hopefully looked forward to the
time when they would command fabulous
prices. Vain hope! At-length be left the
place in despair, and took.chkrge of a toll-gate
on the turn-pike at Berwick. On the old maps
of the State the name of the place'is laid down,
though there is not a vestige of the finely plsn
ned village now remaining to mark the spot
where the.visionary old 'man fondly' hoped to
found a town. • -
TUE CM MINES
' The village of Birch , Creek, at the c:al
mines consists of about seventy-five houses,
principally inhabited by miners. The mines
arc operated by the Sullivan Anthracite Coal
Company en an extensive scale, who own a
tract or 5,000 acres of land, nearly all of which
is underlaid with coal. Five drifts have been
driven into the side-hill, three of which are
worked. This coal is the finest or its kind In
the world, and the day is not far distant when
the business of the Company will be enormous.
Prof. Bush, of Yale College, recently made the
following_analysis of this soft anthracite, which
will serve to show the reader its value to man
ufacturers
Carbon
Volatile matter, chiefly Netter
BEM
coat is remarkably free from slatC
clinkers aml gas, and blackainithe are enthusi
avtic in rte praige. Being (.1. Slleb" pure quality,
burning without smoke, o3or, or noxious vapor
of any kind s its value for many purposes, es
pecially domestic uses, must be readily seen
. "The outlet forthis coat is by the way of the
Sullivan and Erie railroadi to Towanda, a dis
tance of 29 miles, where :connection is made
with the Lehigh Valley &ad. If the Money
ervek road wc,r:e completed through to the
mini r, as designed, this superior coal could be
delivered in Williamsport cheaper. than any
other. The distance from Williamsport to the
mines, by the projected railroad route, is 48
miler, and as railroad communication to
Hughesville is now open, only 33 miles remain
to be completed."
. DEEDS left for record in the office
for recording deedi-, week ending Angus' 15:
John Van Wort to H A Jones, May 23, 1874,
Athens Baru.. D M Tiirner to. Letitia Turner,
Juno 22, 1871, Towanda, Boro:, A Et Spilding,
Sheriff, to J ti Euckvrell, Decll, 1862, Monroe.
Charles Ellsworth to Preceptor 'F. Ellsworth,
Jan 12, 1874, Orwell. Ja.s H Brink to Jennie P.
Baty, Ang 8, 1874, Wells. , 0 C Everson to Win
Everson, Aug'S, 1874, Litchfield. Emeline It
Bock teller t),Mary Demorest, July 30, 1874,
Windham. Mary A Demorest to Emelino Bock-
July 39. - 1871, Windham. E C Van Dyko
to Morton Landon, Aug 4,1874, Canton. Cal
vin L llsthaway to John Sheldeu, Aug. 4, 1874,
Wells. Patrick Ragan to Olin B Birley, Aug.
10, 1371, Wilmot. Hirris W Patrick - to Alf Si
AUllif) G Patrick, July - 14:` 1873, Athena Boro,
Elliott Whitney to Daniel Harley, July 20,.1874
Wyecx. Johu Sinclair, et 111, to Patrick Mad
don, Aug 15, 1871, Ulster. Benj. Lyon to C A
HeAveLer, Dec 2, 1873, tilieslicomn.
Tim fall term of the Institute cum-.
nieucc.l next Monday. the 21111 inst., when the
regular elassis will be organized. - Mrs..Datz
wiz; will meet the class in -Weil Miisic, on.
Wednesday, at 2 r. x.,-also those desiring tb
take individual lessons in Voice Culture. 31116
LE Qum will meet the class in Drawing at 3'
P. U., on Tuesday. The class instruction in
both the above branches,. will be tree to mem
bers of . the school. Those taking private les
sons will pay the teacher for the same. Class
instructions in each of tho above. branches to
Ulnae not stndents in the school. Two Dollars
per t erns. - 7
A fineopportunity is hero offtrol t t those
desiring to study Vocal Music. Twenty lessons
will be given during Me tam, with the vela
object of advancing the student, and not, as IS
so often the case, of preparing for a concert,
exhibition, or something else of questionable
benefit to the student. A rain charm: is also
offered to those desiring to take Alessons in
Voice Culture. During the last four years in
struction of this kind has been irequently
sought by the patrons of the Institute, but is
now for the first time furnished. We hope
Mrs. ft ALDNIX 'may have a sufficient numb3r of
students to give her valuable ability .and expe
rience in teaching permanently to out youth..
B USINESS
stir Large stock of Pictures and
Picturo Frames, at Wurrcome Sustres, Mer
cer's Block.
New goods just revived at K
HENDELILa3b.
Ser Spectacles and eye glazed!,
warrsoted equal to any in the market, from
the cheeped to the best, at HENDEIMICI.
writ you want the best Cook Stbve
extant, call at Jost's, in 11fermis Block.
1 106 For the best Roast or Steak
go to Has Itatx:DILLI.
iiir-Go to Warrcozo k Snares,
Mereaes stock, for your Books and Stationery.
sek. The. largest assortment o
clocks at low prices at HICADELM2I*.
e •
ler Housekeepers hardly ever fail
to find some article that they went at the
Crockery Store of 0. A. BLOM
so." Ton wish- to see
Jewelry, call at txDszatils,
asirProm a Plain Gold Itit* to
the finest sliarnoisd, go to MIXIMLIKAinI. I "
Aw 1 1
Ear - Several-valuable Farms - sad
Houses Ind Lots for salt by 13 . &User:
HOVELS AND Lox FOB aux cis Barr.
—Terms awry. Apply to MelK L *booMm.,
over IL J. Low's store.
A largoline of Parma!, in all
the new shades, pudieceiverl by
.
• EvAiti & IbitfoisTW.
mr American and Swiss !etches,
largest stock over brooght to Ws: town at
lizmostarAN's. , ' '
'on . fienc.-45q sores' of ~ .lanc I
mile from Ulster depst. Also effete! second-
hand wsgbns. •• A. Bsms.
$l. The beat and largest assort
ment of ladles and gentlemen's gold chains
ever offered in this market sta. ilmonumil'a
•
FOUND.—On the road leading from
tlis place tct gonroeton, two cutter bars for
mowing machine. The owner can find them at
this office.
IS. The best place to bnyi rea4y
made clothing is at No. 4, Tdoors nest of Coo
nrso, Brun ..t Co's._ _ ,
.18.. A good: live hand wanted to
work on a farm, to whom good %ragas will be
paid. Enquire of J. F. WOODBIMP, Mentooton,
Angina 19, 1874-3 w.
•
Rimming Sitt-Hux can LEVEL
LIND PLOWII.—I sold 75 n 1873, and circry Ono
me satisfaction. A full stock on hand.
11. DL. Watu:s.
Towanda, Pa.
. -
TRIUMPHANT I TRIUMPHANT I The
American Sewing Machine bas again triumph
ed over, all competitors, and received another
medal,from the American Institute, New York,
November, 1873, for the beat sowing machine,
and best samples of work performed by it.
lar MCCABE & EDWARDS are pro
prizad to sell toss of every variety cheaper than
ally of the leading houses in the city, which are
sending out theircirculara broadcast over the
country. Grangers will do well to give them a
call before buying elsewhere.
sor Ladies! If you wish to know
what to wear, antitow to wear it, call at E. J.
Bbo has all the novelties of the ra
son.
ma. The best place to buy Saib,
Blinds, Doors and all k inds of Lumber, is, at
Faosr Bois Factory on Charles streak. Of-
Ace 107 Main street. They sell cheap for cash.
Mr C. F. DArroN has removed his
harness shop to the store lately oc:upied by
Joutra Worm., whore he will be pleased to
,Bee
all in want of good work.
• Tun= Houma To REZT.—Ono in
First Wird, near upper depot, and two
. in flee
ond Ward. Inquire at office of quirrori
Eutaw.
Fon Rehr•—Dwelling containing
It rooms—suitable for a boarding house or a
large family. Also, ono small tbree*ory house
in centre of town.
No. 32, Second-et.
FOR SALE. --A good House and .r.Ot.
Enquire or POWELL. & Co.
Towanda, Aug. 12,1874.-3 w:
Drrtumu, mnaia
dealer, ham changed his bale; and may h@re
aftot• be found at the corner of 'Shin and rine
atreets, in Normit's new block.
FouNo.—On the Fourth of July, a
C. T. U. or A. badge. The loser can have it
by calling at this office.
89.92
. 5-06
. 5.62
100.00
Rtantrat PArrr.—Wexrunted to be
more durable and bettor fur house or other
painting, than any other paint. Has always
given perfect satisfaction. ,
R. M. ilaus.a4tg
Mrs. WOODIIIIFF I,iing again
secured the services of Miss SitsEss, of New
Yoik City, offers a very fin& selection of lists
and Bonnets. Corner of Main and Bridge Sts.
Fos SALE.—W. A. ROCKY/ELL has
ono of P. S. DEDESMI Co'e. O. X. Horse Power
Bay Presses fol. enlo. The 44 there ie. _
Jane 1, 1871.
4c,oss is already receiving his
tall gaods. "The early bird catches the worni,"
and those who call early at Aeons' Clothing
Store will be enabled to secure the best bar
gains ever offered.
PIERCE & NICH?LS are selling
all varieties of Coal very cheaii. They are sole
agents for the celebrated Barclay Coal. Coal
by car load at a discount. Orders left at F. J.
CALKIN'S Store, M. J. LoNo's Store, and at
1 - 101Vr'N'S Stolle will receive _prompt attention.
POI- Wall Paper and Curtains
cheap at , Vitancoam ,Suarr's.
Mercnr'a Block.
Housi you SALE.—On Second-st.,
between Pine and Bridge —east aide. Twelve
rooms; Oaf, Water, Heater, Barge. etc. Ono
of the most convenient houses to be found.
Terms eael. Enquire on the premises.
CamprowN WooLL Aliu..—Card
lug, Spinning, and Weaving, also Manufactur
ing, Cloth-Dressing, etc., as tuna Stocking
Yarn, Flannel and Cloths for sale. Machinery
running in good order, and work warranted
and done with dispatch.
lam- All kinds of black horn, rub
ber anti real jet jewelry at very loiv'prices, at
yL HENDELaime.
sta. C. F. Caoss has just received
a very largo invoice of BoOks sortable for S. S.
Libreria", which he •ill famish at a discount
of 25 per cent. to schools.
Mir If you want the International
Lessons and Sunday School papers, give your
order to C. F. Cuose, who can furnish them to
you on better terms than you can get them in
the city.
SEED WIIE&T.—The subscriber Of
fers to the public four vaieties 0( choice aced
wheat—Diehl, Michigan White, Weeka, Lan-
cuter Red.
August 1, 1874.
JULIIIB WOLFF has jest returned
from New York with one of the finest assort
ments of Beady Made Clothing ever offered in
this market. The peculiar advantages Mr. W.
possesses as a cash baler, render it possible
for him to seU goods cheaper than any other
clothing . bows in Northern Pennsylvania.
Give him a call, corner Main and Pine Streets.
- TOWANDA GRAD= BoHOOL.— Fall
term Opens Ifpuday, Atugnst 31, at which time
all whaduclo attend da r ting the term are earn
estly solicited to be present. By resolution of
the Board of Dim:tom non-gesident scholar@
are admitted by paying tuition:pf
, !1.00 to $2.00
per month , according to grade, trithartably in
advance. G. W. Bwi, Principal.
Nonce.—Members of the Bradford
County Watorical Society, whb era in arrears
on account of dues, are requested to forward
the same to the Treasurer at the next meeting
of the Society at Towanda, Sept. 14. The ef
fort now being made by the Society to collect
the material for its history, is. necessarily at
tended with some expense, and it is hoped the
members will be prompt in sending In their
dues, that the work may not be amended for
the *ant of funds. L. P. Sums-0; Treas'r. -
!imbuing, Pa., Ang.lo,
Mr The BriVOß:Balitist kw;
elation will held Its next annuM *Ming Witti
the Wyalusing Baptist Church at Camptown,
August 25, 26, and 27,,..eommeneing Tues day ,
ifternoon at 2 o'clock. All persmis who intend
!coming by mil to Ihtminerileld, On this ocoa
sloe, will please send their names to , P. tEtt
Ewan, Ballibay; and those intending to stop
oft at Wyalusing, to E. Bunnouani, Camptowoi
at least fifteen days before the commencement
of the meeting, that, teams may be provided foe
their conveyance. E. Buattoviehs Pastor:
August 1,1874.
o gold
it•-If you don't want Your wife
to buy the new patent Bad -Iron, keep her swat
from Jolts's. It tithe best and snout convent!
ant Invention for lassening the Milani, work of
Ironing ever presented to the public. No and
who sees it will ever go home without it.
• •
Dates'—Mrs. Hai KINGS=
rani; in the Arcade block, oppositO the Episco-.
pal Church, is prepared to drcps-making in
the West style and neatest manner on short
notice and at reasonable . prices. - ruing made
a specially. Stamping done also. •
• $5. It is the universal testimony
of all acquainted with the buelnesii, that P.
Cnoss has got the best arranged ii,ook'Stere In
the country, and city dealers tell ne Gnaw= IS
one of the closest buyers. That his taste in
selectinglgoods is excellent, all who +let his
store testify. .
1W It is not generally known that
H. C. Warms]; at the Book Bluderyeseritha
Breoirrint office, makes' Blank BOoks inritny
style of ruling and binding desiiod." If you
want a new Ledger, Journal or Docket, girs
him a call.
a Why run tho rick of an, mi.
dent, when you can get a ticket good for 13,-
000 in cue of death, for 20 cents a day, by calk.
ing on FRANK Boaustui, at upper depot ?
- PS.. Do you want Shoes for fora latk
dr, Gent, Hiss, Boy ) , Youth, Child or Infant?
Then go to Cousins lot Coosa, whoro you will
find a largo stock to select from, and at exceed
log low prices. Opposite the Court House. •
stir The New American' Sewing
Machine Compariy were never in' a I more flour
bhing condition than at Present.i: The groat
falling off in all kinds of.bnsiriess list year, pre
vented many sewing machine andi other com
panies from declaring dividends, but this ,com
pany.paid the stockholders -a semiaimpal
Bend of 6 per cent.
A RABE CHANCE.—TO make room
for Fall and Wintei GoodA, I will dose out my
stock'of Men'e, Youth's and Boys'; Clothing at
cost, for the neat thirty days. lion is your
chance for a good bargain,.•as they must be
sold % Call early at the One-Ptile C. 0. D.
Clothing Storo to secure bargaits. I
123 Blain street
WYOMING SEIIDIAII2 ANDI
CaSISIEIt
cu COLLEOE.—Ono of the largest ' schools of
- I
the kind in the country. Prer arcs istedents for
College, teaching, professional study and busi
ness. Commercial College one of the, best in
existence. Send for an illustrated catalogue
and commercial journal. CommorOal students
address Prof. L. L SDI:MI7E; all others, Rey.
D. Cormaap,A. if.. Kingston, 4uzerno Co.,
Pa. Fall term opens Sept. 2.
July 15-6 w.
CAMP MEETING. --The WYallißiltg
District, (Wyoming Conference), has decided
to hold a Camp-meeting this year on their old
grounds at. 31e:shopper); Pa , commencing Aug.
26. The following are. tho Committee : M
tors—L. PECK, P. r..; J.S., LEWIS, .'731. SIIELP,
GE.II. OBEENFIELD, J. D. SettNna and J. K.
Pecs. Laymen—l. 0. Stirrer, W. 41. Banes,
A. D. Wurrcosin, BE:ci. Moony, ...MD., and G.
E. PALEN, M. -D. •
Pm'r
A meeting of the committee nll be held on
the camp-ground Wednesday ? July 15, at 11
o'clock, to los over the ground sod make at
rangementa t tor board, total., horse teed, etc
All persons interested are invited tp be present
By order of committee. •J. B. t3C3INEB,.
I Beef.
L. PECK, P. E., Chairman.
WY' When• the times are dull,
pru
dent dealers take advantage of tho market and
lay in their stock. Such has been the case with
hlcesps t EDWAIII4A: During thu past few
months, manufacturers and Jobbers have been
so anxious to sell that, they have been willing
to trade on a very small margin, and McCann
k Romans know that,, a `•nimble sixpence is
better than a Illow shilling," consequently they
offer greater'inducements to cub buyers:for
everything in the grocery lino than any Ober
establishment in the °aunty.
,They deal iu the
very best brands of family groceries and flour.
atirWe take pleasure in calling at
tention of our reeers to the advertisement of
M.E.ltosrsiszamYin anotfier colamm Mr. It;his
justly earned the enviable reputation of being
one of our mnet reliable•businees men, and
his long expezionco in the clothing business
enables him to make and offer `better bargains
than those who are engaged in the business,
but who halt° 'not avai:ed themscives of the.
opportunities for purchasing which ho possess
es. Buyers can rely implicitly on this repreient
aliens, and feel confident that artOes purchas
ed at his store are just what lie represents
them.
Mir 7. R. HARRIS, at thc; new Mil
linery St next door to CIIANTIZIMIN . N has
more than realized the cipecta'llons of our
people. Hie stock of goods would do credit to
to a first-class city store, and his prices are
lower than most ordinary country establish-,
ments.
The ladies of Towanda, and in fact the whole
county, will find it to their advantage to visit
his store before . purchasing. It affords us real
pleasure to recommend such an estableliment
to our readers. -
NOTICE.—Th , . School Directors of
Smithfield School 't istrict, beg item to an
nounce that the traded School, located at
Smithfield Centre, will be cpened August 21,
1874, with a fall corps of teachers: -Rev. J. H,
&MN, Principal, assisted by Hisi EMMA Weep
wOnalt and other competent teachers. -The
ability and experience of Mr. NMION and' Miss
Woonwonru, as teachers, is such that wo feel
confident teat no totter facilities, will be found
anywhere in the county, for teachers and others
who wish to pursue the" various branches of
study for a limited time. Extra advantages wilt
be offered those desirous of prepiiring to teaoh
the coming , witi:er.
The Directors, having long !felt th!li • ne-.
coseity of securing a better class of teachers,
for the District Schools, will, i t conjunction'
with the Principal and Assistants, render every
assistance in their power to that 91ass of teach
era who are willing to prepare themselves to do
a better work.
PIIIIINLIA MASON
TIATION von sonoutia OUNIDE TOE TOWNIIIIIP.
For Higher Grade VI 00
Intermediate . 400
Term, 13 weeks. Thu Languages, eciencei,
and Higher MatJaeuratics, 'will be taught in the
Higher ('mule.' I . ,
Hood advantages for board' an') rooms in the
village near b)'; •
L. P. ernFORD
THE NEIX EMTIIIE.—The wiiversally
admired New Enlipi o Cook Stove, is bound to
aupersedo ell coUspetitors. ' I‘has received the
first premium atithe New York State fairs for.
the past five years, and is the faiprite with the
ladies. With illuminated front aid Anti-Clink
er Grate, ilia the most cheerful 'and beautiful
Cook Stove ever put upon the Market. The
Hot Air Draft, produced by the ;Auriliary_Air
Chamber . , is perfect, and by means of which we
guarantee--
lst. A saving of 50 per cent. iulael.
2a. A the may be maintained throughout the
entire year, (with either coal or te,ed) without
rekindling, ind with the oven 'it all time/ in
baking order.
.11. A peqect consumption of gas and amok.,
so that the damper in the smokepipo may be
kept closed mod of the time (thereby retaining
the heat in the dab), without awy escape of
gas or smoke into the ioorn.
4th. The best baking stove in the world.
Stb. The best heating stove indult world. 1
6th. The most simple and”eastest managed
stove in the world. I
7th. The most comfortable stove for sum
mer and winter use in the world:,
For sale only in Towanda by ;H. T. Jun., ,
Hermes Block. Don't pnrchase'sny other un
til you have examined the New Erpire.
MS.
tho agent
chine, w
le/ el
'Tone !Men
Spring and
Opposite
\ PitIOES
you who p
meichants'l
you buy at
It it you4l
and people
to the price l
ly pay for, a
shall no lon
down on blo
its, and sell
Reduced Pr
Aug. 18
Cause
putme.....,_
Miinformatiorof the ' public. W e will thank our
nds for notifying tia of any errors they may \ dbl.
cools : \
RAPP= °gown—Main Street, below Wasiiieg.
ton. Service. Sunday at 10% and .73C PAC
Sunday Scheel at 12 o'clock. Prayer Meeting
Thursday evening. Pastor, Bey. S. J. LVSL I • -
&mom, Conicii--Cor. Main and Canal Streets.
Service. Sun yat 10% Lai. and 6:45 PAL Sunday
School at 0 e. e. Bar. Creams E. Mclaverre, Pao.'
tor. •
M.E. C it—Main Street, above State. Services
Sunday at 10,4 eat. and 73, P.M. Prayer Hiding
Thursday evening. Sunday School at 'l2 o'clock.
Pastor, Bev. 51. 0. Deem,
Pyaltes9r234lol Ciroams—Curt Street, emir • Court
House. Bee. vices Sunday at 103,1 eat. and 71 ras.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening. Sunday School
12 u. Pastor, Bey. 3. B. Brewers.
B.S. Mrs AND Pam.—Serlicell every two wee, .a.
at 9 and 11 ...r. and 7% sat. Sunday Sal:001'1d
PAL Pador.liter. Pasture Taint& •
A.M.E. Causes—State Street, above Second.—
Preaching Sunday. at 10.4 &O. and 73i Pal. IScin.
day School 641 Par.
A. 2.3l.—Norrosaar COMMAND/MT, N0.,16.
Masonic Hall over Patch's store. at 7 P.M. ' l 3. 0.
fauns, E.O. •
. Uerozi /maim. No. 108 .—Once in two weeks at 7
Sat. J.D. Lerma, W.M.
11.8.11. A. Crum., No. 161.—Once in two .7 1 ks,
at 7 pat. MIA. F. Cam, U.P.
I. 0. or 0. F.—BeenrouD Lonoz, No. 167. Odd
Fellows' Hall, over Frost & Sons Furniture Booms.
Meets every Monday evening at 7 o'clock. IWK.
Jose.. N.G. Weenie Hum. Sec.
lirecrono IMacerracrarr. No. 41.—Meets second
andand fourth Wednesday evening of each mouth.
War. Sirimii,!o.P.: WAIMEA HILL. 11.5'., Wm. Joims,
Scribe, 1I
K. OP P.—TOWARD/1 LODGE, NO. ROLL—Meets every
Tuesday eve Meg in Temperance Hall, 73, o'clock.
J. P. VeriPtrxr, W.C: _ ,
11.0.6.0.—Toweisme LODOC To. 370.—Meet$ see
irth •
and and font_
-
NEWLY. SIC 1
FFICIAL DIRECTORY. ' i
PresidentJudge—Hon. P. a Ilonnow. Tow.inda.
AssociateJudges—Hon. S.D. Illaanitea,Springlield.
Hon. C. 5. , . lineispx. Towanda;
Prothonotail and Clerk of Court—Thom M. FP-CR.
Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orpflane
Coiart--0. J. CIIVEDUCK.
; 'Sher(f—J. Mormon Batrrn.
Commissioners—Moms Smerann, Wells; Reit.
gmEENIDALI4TO wands; Annan SNELL, Towanda,
Jury Comnutrioners.—B. P. KNAPP, Columbia;
C. E. FERGUSDN, DISYET.
TECIALECE—)IATTERW 2darisnar.L; Deputy, lentax
Er.. • ~ Tow anda.
Auditor:—!A. IL Daown, Herrick; Ina C we,
South Creek ;11:. R. Delon°, North Towanda.
. Counsel—Pm & DAVILA
' TOW' NDA BOROOOII OFFICERS. 1
' Burgeu—J YEA BRYANT.
Cotificihneiti—JAMES BRYANT, JOHN D. MOSTA:IIR,
J. M. WARD. JAALFJA MCCABE, T. B. Jonoan, 1...• T.
Fox. IL 8. Pirrr, T. id. WOODEUEE.
Say'i
and reasurer—JosErd Krnornuay.
Justices of .t'eace —W. C. Boaamr, N. TIM%
Coristables4lostaficts WELL:, L. T. Borst.
Policensen—Al. EL BURNS, JANIS C. BITING. 1
SchoolDireetors—J. A. Connino,Preaident of Board ;
N. TIM), '' - ^sanrer; J. P. Vaxnapir, Sec' y ; S.W.
ALVORD, , ‘II,IYE, Jam: HoLatra.
' Overturn , --.Dr. J. W. Lvlr. , ..N. W5l. Mix.
Auditor rACIPsItI.s. E, J. A. RECORD, BRO.
RIDGWAY,
itssessot
Phyricii
A rxx. BoLomoN
Ara. ( AMERICAN CYCLOP_EDI4.
The new edition, entirely re-written by
the ablost writers on . evefy object, which is
being issued now bimonthly, (the 7th volume
having appered lately), is. a work (being in its
present edit ion a library in'itselt) that not Only
no literary Tan, but no intelligent tamillylcan
afford to dispense with. Rev. Dr. Lorca has
been appointee)-sole agent for. Bradford county.
As the workl cannot be 'procured except thro'
the authorilod agent of, each district, it will be
well for those desiring its first impresslons, to
subscribe ati once. The Shirk is to be illustrat
ed' with several thousand engravings and mips,
and-will be Completed in sixteen volutiaes. The
P. 0. address of Mr. Lt.scli will be in future
Ebaira, 21:11".
;MARRIED. -
YOUNGIIO---lIITYPING.--On ritursday, Aug.
13, 1874, aft the residence of Mr. G. W. Dick
ey. by Rey. C. E. McMaine, Prof. Benjamin
C. Youngman, of Mauch Chunk, to Miss Mary
D. Bunting, or Towanda.
SCOTT:-I
t3cott, aged 60 years.
KNAI"D‘—ln the 10th inst., Deacon Aaron
Knapp, o Leßoy, aged 86 years.
_ I
HOAGLAND.—On the 11th inst., Manning
Hoagland, of Leßoy, aged 33 years. .
STONE.—
Alpha•St
KEENEY.
Keeney,
ter of Da
age.
The socie'
an irrepar.
brothers a
ono-, who b
EMI
ing and unl
pure gold
influence a,
ment day.
"Bleesed
ANDA MARKETB.,
WHOIESALE PRICES.
Corrected every weonesday, by 0. 11. PA.#ll
subject to changes daily.
Wheat, IR bush
Bye, 1 1) bu 4 .
Buckwheat, It bush
Corn, V ,
Oats, ift busb;
Beans.
( Itirt•—• • •
Butter ) inn
do (dairy,) 9 lls new
.
Eggs II dos , It
Potatoes, 11111bnah,rtow , , r 4)
?lour "f barrel 8 .50 d 700
Onions 111 bnsh j 2 00
4 •,
.
Whosurrs Onanr.—Wheat 60 lb. ; Corn 56 lbs.
Rye 56 lbs, Oats 32 IbL; Barley 46 lbs.; Buckwheat
88 lbs.; 5 62 lbs.; Btu; 20 lbs.; Clover , Seed 60
lbs.; T y Reed 44 Os; Dried Peaches 33jibs.;
Dried Appl a 22 lbs.; Fla:Seed 50,1b5.
, I
Tow
. •
mon
Pleas;
will be exp.
the Boroug
DES ?.187
scribed lot.:
Borough of l
'north-try -1
ton, - lout
Braniholl ;
and 190 fee
said laud le!
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of A. J: No
HA- _BOOK OF, POLITICS
• won 1874, •
BY ON. EDWARD McPIIERSON.;
cr.r.3a r 11015 F. OF lISPIIESENTATIVF-8 V. rt.•
This Acc zu and ncranalar, Volume, gives the
Fru arcoun on the "Increase of Salary Act " and
its repeal, on Transportation, Civil Rights,, and Fi
nancial Qistions, including the act of 1863 creating
"-Legal Te dere " and coin interest on Bonds, and
the 'sari Expanding and"oolltractingaCts since.
President Grant Messages and Memorandum, In 4
terviews, Letters, Proclamations. and Action in
Alabama, Arkansas. Wilds= and Texas, ,Supreme
Court Decisions. Illinois and Wisconshr Railroad
Liras. Cortstltutiorrad Air.endments, male and
pending. tni States, and Nation. "Back-pay" Statis
tics, Tablas of Appropriations, Debt„ Electians, CAN
ramp button by States and sections. to. In.
f 'campaign. Cloth, $2.60, post-paid;
Addrelis GEO. FRB. DAWSON.
P. O. Boa 431, Washington, D. C.
Towanda i . Aug. 10.1874:
O . •
NE 60tLATCw111 Pay One years'
anhaliptlon for the i
, .
.
TOW.INDA ,40TIR/4 . AL.
' -, • i. '
4
.... Jo ' ; sine its anlugement, °UMW' as
much matter u any other' paper in the
county, g a Atli and carefully prepared rec
procedinir
ord of all county news. It contains the Court
Jury and Trial Lists, Weekly report of
the Marko Abstract of Eiherii7 Sales and the cur
rent news the day: t
' Try it. S cud for *sample copy. which will 'tie
sent frcie o n application.
H
• D. M. TIIIIIIIIII.
July 234 Editor and Prop'r.
MoNlAt LOST- $5O RE W ARD..
—On the grounds oeccupted by the circus in .
Towanda 'Gush. July 7; an envelope containing
Three, riunired Dollars in bills Of the following de.
vcelsatiar a: Three $5O ($150); balance in twin
tier. tens end fives. The- finder will receive the
above reward and no questions asked. on, returning
the same tb the Postofilce, or Mr. Smith, on the
tam forme* owned by Stephen Powell.; 111 North
Towanda. • glib' IS
4-flArps.-.!'Wyaltudag, •
-ths New American gewlagl!".
,fieittag the teia chit!
,outlemen, we would call
lon to our now styles of Eihoei toff
tatmlei , wetti. : Prices low.
Conan k Mann
'the Court House
. .
liEnticEo. Good people,
& for what you get, and are the
supporters, do you realize that IC
laces where general credit is given,
realli pay for all that the beats
f poor pay consume? It is added
) l afoverything you get, and honest
ht;d3cr our part we propose that it
ger be . so. From to-day wo !Shut.
At accounts and long-winded Cred-
Groceriei for Cash or Prododo, at
cos; Como alai moo- the proof Of it.
limilinar, & HAIOII - 4
Red, White & Bine Stoke.
,
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1
SOCIETY AND 9FFICLU. DI•
a fallowing illreaari is published far
Thursti:sky of each mouth. JOmra
H. Stuns!.
8. Parr
DIED
Motor, August 8, 1871, Thomas
tho 12th inst., Mrs. Stone, wife o
no, of Leßoy, aged 37 years.
In Pike, Aug. 7. 1871, llra. Amy T
ire of Clinton Keeney, and dangh
id Codding, in the GOth year or her
y in which' she lined line Buffered
; tile beg. Husband and children,
I d sisters, dcnply mourn for a 'dear
her sincere piety, her pure. apc•
''able disposition, her self.sacrific
pmplaing spirit iron all hearts. The
1 . her Christian character and her
'll cobtinne to shilio until the judg
..
re. the dead that dia in the L4d."
is "S SALE.-By virtue of
writs leaned out of the Court cif Com
.l-Bradford County, anctlo me directed,
• .to public sale t the Court now, in
•of Towanda, on a
MONDAY, SEPTEId•
, at 1 o'clock, p.. m. the following de
• ieoe, or parcel of iand situate;' in tho
Towanda, bounded as follows: On the
dile Ittreetosat by land of Widow Wee.
by an aller,A and west by lands of W.
• ding 06 feet fronton said Bridge street
deep, with a framed dwelling thereon;
• led upon as the proprty of George W.
lied and Winn into execution at,' the suit
ble ye. George W. Motet. l •
J. M. SMITH, Shoryt
Il
TRIAL PST :OR BEFEEMBER
TEMI.IBII.'
ii VICO .. Irma& ..
IIIUM Rieman Ira T• . • Coal
__ I Co. ... • . —.Ma
catkettneWhealsr ik
VI Kota - 811111f0rd.... t :. ...Jed
Aaron Roesler vi JIA Dail* is 3 HPUgh... ....uspt
Asa Doty vs Win Snyder... - ..,..,.cunt
J 0 Robinson vairvlneoooper et al ~.a
It W Noble vs Ditnlel Sweet i appeal
James Gibson velum Gibson et al.. trespaul
G 11 Linderman 4 Co n J IF Means a 1....
debt
Dennis McMahon va 3 Opre Flaerty.... ..... —eject
Al 3 Cowles vs Anson Collins - - appeal
,Win A Mason vs 1E Co I&B B Co
,for att
D J i fieet vs .I. n .. ..
B • er vs " " " " 1
Chas Myer va * *" " ..
A E Comstock v I B William debt
Nelson Veen I vs Daniel Wells . . ..... —eau
Elhanan Smith , v John 0 Mason.. .... .....appeal
Clark & Meddaugh va Thwands 80r0.... ......debt
J W Canal toe vs Danhll Hill Jr ' id fa
John Griffin vs Tbomas M uir lk Co ' trespass
A E Monad! vs t& N Canal '& ft 11 Co...treirpus
I •• 41 , ..
Oscar U Rockirell vs 8 /I Coal it 811 C0...f0r att
Philo Mingo' vs 1 • " " 4. .
Mures wargo vsfori ells • appeal
Penny Pargo's n lot 1
D 0 DeWitt Am v Henry' Ward......debt
Job P Kirby vs Amos 0 Pratt slept
C B Barnes' use .r' E B giiiion's Adult appeal
" •' I. 1 Chas gelltun's Admr..,.ippeal
Jay Greene vs 110 mane Inaurance Co debt
D Hank:Won vs Edgar Flak kd act fit
Edward Overton fits Me ,11U Co ' 1 cue
Wm Vandermark, vs John 0 Ward ease
National Broome Co Bur Use vs. D A Beeve.latme
•• . ••1•; •• , •• . ••
Amass Hancock vs Andrew & D A Newton:.. appeal
Caroline It MHO nee Vs Parley Johnson debt
18 W Wheelock vtl 8 W Paine Autos's. --ad fa
Joseph Humphrey's use ye Johro•11 Lines, .. :•sci fa
C 8 Stewart vs il4lllaltolllMolTOW... ....... ...appeal
‘B W Latta did Viaair • • • •aPPeal
&J Noble vs JotiP,lltrb et al eject
Barron & lloelo •vs 8 Bentley ' appeal
Vol Smith's A vs Henry Forges
i i
p.trover
Samuel N Blood Johnill Murray ..,.. . slept
wirldhim U'n H ling /louse vs D Shoeinaker.appt
8 W Pain's As'gres vs Germane Insurance Co.debt
P Brady vs Jane Gibson I ' appeal
1 '•runtri WEEK. •
BCr Townsend vsltUtoni = P ,I - appeal
Geo 8 Hemet vs Geo W G lane
D A Park vs C litensikerl debt
Lewis Havens vs p L Ward's ndmr debt
Jonathan Whipple's Adair vs D Cash's Admr.ao run
F U Persons vs Jobst Wolf appeal
PII Stowell ye Jules Beer h. Co - . :-.;... :.debt
A 0 Moore vs Johla!Coing masse
P 8 Wynkook vs E Smith ... s ....case
John Jones' Admr vs U A Riff appeal
P Id Stowell 'Trustee vs JIB Weer & C0..'.. . - ...debt
G F Cole vs Joseph' Malley rep
Chas P Welles' Ears vs lease Spalding .. . .. ..for att
O D Bartlett vs Malone Leder appeal
Wm Brava vs taut B Foster... •• " debt
Winn Poster yr win Braise ' ...Cllte
Hiram Horton via H Ely appeal
Pecan & Cowell vs E H Smith ^ Undo
* Geo B Mann vs Eliza Boardman ..scl fs
Fos,Stevens,Mereur & Coiva fit&ECosi&BECO. for att
Wm W Bowman slrm Boha et al. .... ...act fs
Mosier Bowman ' go va Wells A Titus yep
8 J Bela.. ve Mark. yler ..appeal
•• J C Tyler • :.a ppeal'
, John (tuella et arvi John Hewitt appeal
0 13 Howland vs ID Clues sups
Lafayette Leonar vs Fanning Cole et al ... . —eject
John Holmes VII James Meater ' trespars
B B Mitchell's use vs Armenia Twp , appeal
()When' Bakor valSldney IT Lewis :.....appeal
Abram C Moore vB
Ingham vs A trop 1 John Curninine.... eject
II
li t a
"...speed
Ellen K Mitchell' use vs ( James Kelly., .. .: . —elect
0 G Gridley vs Seymour Beaton appeal
Epfiralm Case vs A J Beers • ' appeal
Dr EL Gardner vt John Clapper • inapt
Lewis & Coons veiPerry Ii Harding et al act fa
If A Bess vs J G Hensley.... • appeal
A L McKean vs atephen Bean ett et al sci fa
• A .•
W A Chamberlin"ya AdanU Express C 0.... ....eme
Jason P Horton ell al %,s Elias Detrlcb et al —.set fa
Geo Et Welles vs P . 4. N 3•1 canal & 13 B. Co eject
J P Kirby et al ve IC,Dayton et a 1... ... .. —appeal
Franklin H Ferro vs Robert F Beddington—ease
I f
James W il liams T NCBM Co ... . . .:.ease
Frederick William vs 11 0 ER C 0.... ...... ' . ...case
John VanWert va PSIVIII Buell .. .......... '... issue
Itichard.Horton v Samuel Hyatt.. • ....-.•aPPeal
Cyrus D 8111 vs W la W Decker ' inapt
Subpc' nevi for iecond iireek returnable on Mon
day- Sept, St 187#; for third Week returnable on
Monday, Sept. 21,11814, eti 2 o'clock. 1 0 . H.
IiENJ. M. ' , Emi t Prot.-
Towanda, Aug. 19. 1811,
SHEEP C
V
a.
Ix order tom to r.
BEET stock of
• ' :
• F ALLI .. C
4 ..._.
Ever opened in bite mar
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VEFER IfY SU
REG,ARLE
A
It is tuwocess
STRICT •Y F
- •
And are only offeled al greatly reduced prkea nth•
er than carry the m over to next season. _
1 Towanda, Jul ZI, la 7
1111 P iitTgl3" t'OR;
•
PASSAGE
,13111.
1 ,
Great Britain and' Milan
cie /as
France and G
Great Britain d Irela
France and y
t i
New York ,
4. to rest: Bit
, .41 1 t its .• co ,
likii
Partios traveling to Ord from Europe or the West
can purchase lickots of asst less rates than at any
other, office inithe country. -
Our lines climprisa aoso of the largest and'finest
BTEAXICEU3 la the World—gaging direct to and from
LIVERPOOL 4 QIJEENSTOWI4, 1,0171:0017, GLAS
GOW, LoNzfoxpgany, CARDIFF, BRISTOL,
BELFAST an CONTI:I4I=AL PORTS.
• Remember irtd Wye us a callbefore , purchasing
elsewhere. INOBLE & vatimarr.
Tee °Prelate Court House,Main St.'
• •
Towanda. ' a., ALIT l 1874. •
$1 30 g r i 1 50
150(2 00
27 0 27
30 0
pA. & .Y.ChfAL & Bit CO.
ARRANOTIMITv Or P 41387010211 TRURO
T 1 take ere" JUNE 16,1574.
BOOM'
No ,No.
13
P.SI. e al
2 051
260;
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T 40
9 00245
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ApDITIO:4I-TIAIIIII.
No. 32 leaves Towaiidt 7'lo a. tn.; &topping at all
tallow. arriving at Way rly.at 8 05. amit'Elmiza
900 A. 41. - ; • 1
No. 33 leaves Elmira 5 o--
So. 31
Stations, arriving at Waverly, 15, and Towanda
T 10 p.n.
Train 6 leavit'PhilaoelphLs 2:10 P. 514 Now York
12 M., irriving at Tunkhannoek 10:00 P. 51. '
. Train 3 leaves Tanklumnock et 7:00 A. W.
ing at Philadelphia 2:15 P. 51.. and New' Tort 3:55
i •
T ll rains It and 15 end d WT. with Pullman Sleeping
' ears attached. • ;
;Drawing ROOM earalaltiched Trains 2 and 9
between Elmira and Philadelphia. ' •
11. A l l Mr.= Superintendent.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.-,
Notice Is hereby given that all persons Indebted
to the estate of Andrew J. Bototason, late of Oran•
ride. deed. must bake =eagle payment, and all
WIN= Using dal* against said edits mess pre.
emit them duly antliimticated for settlematit.
'LURIA UOalNBO2l.
11 U. SCOUTIN.
AqUidattlloll.
Aug.% '74.
ING
Ell
L',HE AP!
fur the LAHUEST :61
1
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t, I will for the
TY DAIS
BLEB CLOTHING
ISS C 0 T !
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Fp for 19
1
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nosEtu.dp)
TICKETS, &c.,
'HEE NOTICE
d to New York , $lB 00
l es oe ' 20 00
d to Tewand4...... 21 00
.1. 0. • 26 OD
4. • .. . 6 DO
In and 22 DO
d Germany. .-.. . 24 'OO.
and Kansas— • 15 00
SOUTHWARD
GZ:ZEI2
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Waahrlon.
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231 ~4 m w orirals7 r iomoOTui
whol•ort mat i know wag our
„ 4 , organ from tho past Mx months seventeen' yeatii,
•-• zu uir Address, j DANIEL F. BRATTY CO..
1 10 232 w a g i th g ton, Warren Co.. New ;arm**.
/ 2 22, 120 Aug..Ctf. I •
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400 900 Mated Care. ' .1. 3 _ • ; ','
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nr.: seo~
, New . , 4vartioinnonts.
DIVA. G.tf - .
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CAMPTOWN, RADFORD COUNTY, PA:,
Trests Chronic Diseases by new Mathods.. 31s
consult° iby ktteit ' - [Aug.
•
BRIDGE LETTING .-`. Sealed pro-.
Poses will be received! sit the house of D. J.
McOnutey, in Howes twp., on THURSDAY, AUG.
13, 181. until .3 eeekckp. m., for the repairing of ;
the bridge across the Schrader Branch of Towanda.
Creek at that place.ll3peciacattons for the same may ,
be seen at the. Commissioner's Once and at the
house of J. D. Afefiraney, for one week previous to
the letting. j , MORRIS SHEPARD,
B. RITYDY/SVALL, .
ABRAM BREW.
Conuniasioners.
Coto'. o)!Bee,'Ju
VOR . SALF,,.. —A -lirallable
Parris In Leßoy township, (known as the Lamb
farm) on road leading from Canton to Towanda.—
beivir Wir 2311 Whir: front MituDequa Springs and
334 from Carbon Ran coal &Mt. The farm contains
about 250 acres, with an abundance of wood and
water, large orchard. splendid cider mill, frame
- dwelling horns), taxis. ht., thereon. For Anther
particulars enquire be the premises of O. A: Kelly,.
or of (IL. LembiTinrainia. re. • . (June 2.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SAT P ,
now offer gine of the Attest' farms for Sale
la Bradford Cionnly,l ideated two miles from Ulster.
'Upwards of 200 saes-175 acres Improved. good
fruit of every description. al fine dwelling. Wm,
sheds, sad all necessary balding thereon, will be
mid for a reasonable price. and time glum to the
purchaser. 'tor further particulars enquire of
Arno - J. L. 0088111. Athens, Pa.
R om ACADEMY.
I I
. The Lallterm of this institution wl
17, 1874, under the supervision of
PELL, assisted b7l Bliss L.A. RID
PABBIIOIIE SEELY, and continue,
The iltatitletora.hothin the
English, and also the languages, are'
to retiolre . any comments. 1 •
• ' turrtoy.l •
•
Common Eng1i5h..:........,] $5.00
Common and one gher English ' 600
Single recitations 3 00
411 Bills`-must be Paid by the 3161414 of Vie fern'.
It is the aim of tie Faculty, in all departments,
to make sound students; and every effort will be
made to render theiterm's work thorough and pro.
Stable.' Special attention will be given to students
wishing to qualify Or common school -teaching. .
Good board can bei obtained on reasonable terms,
but students can Leeson expenses by renting rooms
and boarding themselves. For further information
address I I r: L. CQUISPELL,
Some, July al, kIIINCIPA.X.
BARGAIN§
!STEMI
liinif,alns In Fry
Mill
Pettel A: Co., itain
Towanda,
Merars. Brawhall
ME
the atpore store, and POI open on
84T11111
♦ail sell It out at prri
QM
Como Lino, coiue'!i!
iittl~'monry
And. 6, '
.e 4
WT • A. CH
D I A
EIMI
WATCHES AND G (ICES,
Ju"e 2, 1274
DANIEL F
•
. •• • BEATTV kiPLATT'S
_
CELEBRATED , G OLDEN. TO'SnUE. PARLOR 08.
' I GANS.
Are ranke d by, eminent musicians and distin
gUlahed me n of honor in this country and in
11
En
rope, as the leadlngl parlor organ win use. We
challenge any maker to equal ; .,
al them l For Church,
Sabbatit Schools, Ledges , as well as e parlor, they
have.no equal. Testimonials and cards of honor
are Constantly being 'received in Cieir favor. An
offer. Where wehave no agents we will allow any
.one wishing topurchase one of' our organs, the
(f t
agent's discount. ' Iso to lany responsible ,party
wishing to parches ono of- our organs from a dis
tance, and prefer to see and examine it before pay
ing for it. the same will be granted them by sending
us a recommendation from. the 'cashier of your
nearest bank, or some prominent man in your vi
cinity, and if the organ Is not plat as represented,
youhare the liberty to return the same at our ex
pense, w 6 payingthe freight both'ways. It is with
pleasure we introduie the Goupth - ToNorn, know
ing that it will giie niversal satisfaction , as it Pos
eeses many sdvan gee over all others. The , tone
excels In fullneas; and the deep vibration of sounds
an evidence that itlstands '. first ae to merits of all
musical instruments now in use. I •
We select a few, abstracts . from letters and edito
rials which we are 'constantlyreceiving in faVor of
our organs, and,wiSh you to relid them : I
We cry "Eureks. j ' for we found? t vhat we wanted.
IJ. P. WIFIAR, arrisburg,'Pa.
I am pleased with the sweetness of its tone.
- PROF. N. p, VAN LIIRAITEE, Moline; 111.
' 1
Pure as gold.--baily_Patticit. i I
Our musical t ribes dill to sed it. They are de
lighted with it: I OVJ. L, MEET, Altoona; Pa. !
We Would reco mmend this excellent instrement
to the musical world, for Its Rue:less of tone.—Po
, tersburg (Indiana) I mocrst. _
Combines sweeu.—
Lewistown Gazette. ~
For quality; Finizeptuesa_und;
they arOlLlle . iliaile/. 8808.H013T. ILBHCE.
I can with pleitrure recommend; it to say in want
of a drat-clam parlOr orgai. PHOP..O.IIIINGHB,
Ushony City.
I am Well plea l
ed with them.' J. B. SECIEBIST.
; I Hagerstown, Md.
IL
lam pleased With ;the tone o f the instrument
1W31.110/3ERTS Brooklyn, L. I.
$6 ,First among iti ;advantages is the great scope of
its expression. being constructedto play the softest
musk. and, when desired, to . Ihcreasft its power:
Can either gradually or suddenly produce more voti
1 „ umo of tone than any other organ of Its clam Tblit
is accomplished ,bY our now Patent Double _Forte
A . D . Swell, so arranged that trie; sound, is thrown out by.
" a direct passage through the case: .
10 We desire that. every 'familYl , throughout this
616 9
5 4 11 8
533 8
625 8
~
___,„
la coun t r y, a s well r4 ' r4 ' Europe. may test ite ...
wonaorsui
_ l3 musical producing qualittbe. Orders have been re}
00 calved at such rigid rates "ithatvie have been cona
-29 polled to enlasgelthe manufactory; and put on a still
03 larger foree of skillful mechanics in order to supply
53 the demands. ' Wo, however, now aro hsppy to an.
+l2 nqmice that. e can 1111 orders promptly and with
ir the utmost dispateh.' We:also call the attention to'
'1
16
one world-reno7ied ' • , ' I ,
1
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EUREKA: PIANO. " ! I
.11 ,
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This Piano Ls faaLlgainlng, , a
repulaticn as the lead
lag plano.forte now-in ass} 1 1 1 • I .1
Send for illustrated price list and a list of testi.
8
7
458 7
7
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8
6
4.001 6
6
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320 5
1 5
915 i
Its effects are I tts wonderful &bit satisfactory 10
eTC.T.
It restores gray or faded pa; MI its youthful colcir.
It removes all araptiona, Uniting and dandruff ;
and the scalp by Be use becomes Vitae and clam
By its tonic properties it restnres 'the 'capillary
gbuubs to their ni:rinal vigor, Prevonting baldness,.
and making the *Mr grow thick and strong.
As 'a dressing nOthlog ban been found so effectua4
or sip:drat:lo,
Hates. , •
Dr. A. A. State Assayer of 2ilasiatlailsetts.
says of it: "I •at''' der it EAs /gi r l:repos:Wks P for its
intended pur
avg at ill
This elegant
'change the color
undesirable
It is easily a .
quietly and ..-
'illicitwill neith
B. E.
Elobl by all
IN
Si
I open AEGESE
P. L. CURIE.
GSVAY and E.
,twelve 'weeks.
on and Wirer
too well known
%fatal of B. A.
Court. Ilauiso,
EMI
;:Lt tilt' St °el in
btve Lot
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BUirrTY ca, or,
.0 gth In 14 tone.—
texqulclte of torso.
!TEM
$• . (111431.11 .
TEM iI*SCIM6I.
eparation auti be relied, l on to
.1 tho beard ktll grayer any other
to broth', or tack. at discretion.
-- being ha one preparatioit, and
1 , products permanent color
rub yea off.
I r liastufttanredDy
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atiafe tad • .• tataledletme•
Legal
BUSTEE'aj BALE' of ,Co — al and
-L. Itidlroadpropertfist the Counties of Sallivall
and Ilradford, State of Penneylvsnii.
By virtue of design Malaga esseed o f Trited,
executed and delivered by the Sall -- /k Ede Coal
and Railroad Cinrqdriy. of the - State of Penttsylve-
Elbo to tbo undersigned aS Trasteek_dsted the doe
day 4YrNovember. 1848,40k1 recorded in the office
for recording deeds,, dc.. In and for the - county of
Dradford. in said State, In Mortgage hook No. 10 .
104011 dd. In and In, the 224 clef Norarrthert
dA,,D., 1888, and t ore Ofßoe for . the reoording 0.1
eeds'. for , In !taduillvarl!conlty - .ln sald Stare.
in Seegers 800 k _ NO. 2. pages 82 toga It:totally% du
the ash der of.Deher, D:,1888.
I. the undersigned:se Trades tut aforesaid; hereby
give notice f will. on WEDNESDAY. the 14411
day Of WT.O=4 tot, at , twelve o'clock atnoon
of that day It the Exthange Saletaltconts. Number
11l Broaden, hi the City. County and State of 11W York:•sell at 'suction to the highest, bidder, the prop.
erty,',rfght., privßeges and franchises conveyedr_or
tuteAded to bei conveyed to me by said Mortgageor
Deed of Trust ;;default baying been 'tad. by the
aid 'cluilleutirt the terms and conditions of said'
=orgy, and such 'default laving continued for
the see of el sty daft., and 'being required ift
ing to make inch sale by 'holders of at Pad one
tenth in amount or the bonds secured by said Mort
gaze or Deed of Trutt, which were at the time of
making such request due and outstanding. •
The property aforesaid Includes some Ave thou.
sand acres of land 'Gaited In Cherry and Colley
towrird i d , ps, Inlullivaia County, in the State of Penn
sylve bei ng the following named warrants and
parts of warn Wit ; John Baker and Audrey
Eppld. and parts of Philip Sabi; George Roberts.
Joseph P. Norris, WlRLtra Stein, Leonard Jacoby.
Philip Wager, "Lamy ~ Epple, Peter Bedster, David
Zeigler. Samuel Carpenter,. Veber Chase, Dudley
EU* Ellpht Gillet. homas Wien, Richard
Temlinson, Jacob ale Bitter , T
ser, Joseph Tatem , Calllnson
Reed,Dettbeg Clover and Christian Getting, and be.
lug ail the coal lands of the aald.Company; and the
railroad of said Company, and all. the lands of the
said Dompany , nowoccupled for the main of de-
Pots. couttruethigehtingei he., and at the road-bed.
of said rallroadlrom their mine* in said county of
Sullivan, to the reedit northern terminus thereof.
at, or. agar the Borough of Monroe,ln the County of
,Bradford, State of Pennsylvania; rtel all the corner.
ate franchises of said Company. as .secured by - their
Charter. Together with all and aligsdu; the build.
Inge and Improvenients, rights, liberties. privileges:-
licreditaments and appurtenances to the Rune ap
pertaining, with reversions and remainders, rents,
issues end profits thereof. . '
Per a more full and, complete description of the
ProPerty to be sold, with its bout:dein and loco.
tiousreferenee may to had to the said Mortgage, of
Record as aforesaid. ,
Twins of Sale.—Ten - per cent. of the purchase.
money is to be paid cash in band on the did , of gale.
and the balance 14 IC be paid • within thirty days
tbereaftir, at Room Smiler 4, in Number 48 Wall
Street, in, the City of New York, State of New York;
and upon payment of "the silt balance In full, the
punks/ter will receive a deed'to the said property.
'conveying such title as is vested in mess Trustee
as tfotesaid. , Dated liareb.l9th. 1874.
I I • ', JOHN A. STEWART.
Trustee for ihe bond.holdars of the Sullivan
1 I 'Erie Coal 'and Railroad Company.
W. 4. W. simwearr, Attorney forTrnatoe. 43 Wall
Street, New York City. •
' March'
The above advertisement appears in the following
jnowspapers pnbliahe4 in the city of New York, W.
wit : "The Evening Post Weekly,t-,"The New Yofk
I Weekly Nall," "New 'York [spectator Sind Weekly
Commercial Advertiser." - I '
GISTER' •S
la hereby glion'that there have been filed In'
the °dice of Pegister of Wlll3 in and for the County
of 'Bradford, accounts" of adualn:stration upon the
tollowtng estates, viz : ,
Partial account of G. W. Bailey and Win. B.
Stevens, executors the last Will and Testament
' Stevens,
Daniel Bailey, demired.
'2 Account of Biwa L. 'Rockwall. guardian of
'Monies E.
Brawnson,lminor child cf Willis Brown
son, late of West Burlington.
Onal acctinntM; Britton Longwell, warviciiik
administrator of the estate of George A. Longwell..
late,of Columbia, deceased.
4. account Of M. ,Carey, admladstrator of
the estate of fietOetiVerkhetnr. late s of Orwell, _
deceased, = 11
5. Venial account sarainiptra..
tria of the estate of Benjamin Benson, late of Col
umbia. deceased. S . 1
acccuantf '8.1). Harkness, ;Mardian, of
WlBl6 and Julia Vanallen, minor children of 1). I'.
Van Allen. late of 801100161 d, demised.
7. 'Mal account O. Tracy, guardian of El•
ruer ,Wood, minor child of E. E. Wood, late of
Snaldield, decousel. .
M.:Final aceOunt of.S. J. Mickok, guardian of
\ Mary LA. Jackson, new Mary A. Slur, minor child of -
J. 4acason, late of Canton, deceased.
.
.1).• Final account of David Callen and John Mur
141'executors, of the last Will and Testament of ,
Bridget Cullen,llate of Albany. deceased. • " ' -
P): &al atcount of Philo Mingos and A. L. Cran- '' • !
mer; inistratora of the estate, of John Mingos.
late of Mciaroe: deceased. .
11. iFtuaraccounti.of Wm.-McMorran, guardia,u of -I •
James N. Sinclair, minor child Of Duncan. Sinclair/
late of Ulster, deceaSed.,
12...'Final aecOnne of fif. S.L Bond audit'. C. Arm • '
strong executoreof the last Will and Testinient of -
Touts Bond, late of.. , Welle, deceased.
13. Final account \o' Guy M. Tozer. executor of. , ,
the lest Will and ,Testanterit of Eeziah B. SPalding. ~
deceaSed. 1 ~ r•r\ n ' . /... •
. IliFinal account of Morris and L D. Shepard,
~ <.• -
executors of the last Will and Testarr.eut of Nathan
' Shepard, late of Wells' detethied. . / -
15.1Finil acionnt:of Morris \l,ewis t 'administrator ~,, .
of the estate of Ifergan Lea - ii \ lato_of Towanda, ,
boroi deceased. ii•
IG. Partial account of H. 1.. Steitt; administrable
"'el:clinic life of Frmdis 'Tyler/late `of Atbens, de
ceased. ' 1 'i'
1 17.1 Final account o*
l
A.' Porter; ~.teduistrator
of the estate rd J. W. rennin, late of -Mtislen, N. '
'L. deceased: 1 ~ 1 ; ' _ \,,, '•-- i
1 18. j Final account I , John J. Vannoy ann,D. F. ,'
Shatincki, executors o Ithe last Willand Testament ,
cif G. W,Shattirek, la of of West Burlington. dee\
• 10., Final account of Wm. Snyder, adminiatra • •
. or the estate of Loreub. Tyrrel, late of Home, del:* 1..
20.1 - Final seem:int of Safes Calif, guardian, o
Frank H. and Sarah Howland, minor children of Cl.
li. Howland. late of Elmira, deceased. , ,
21.1Final,acconntot Louisa A. Clayton. guardialt •
of Ellen It, „Loretta' B. and Frank.B. Crammer,
minor 'children of A. Crammer, late of Leßoy, deed. ,
/12. i Final account or, David Ingham and T . G. Ir. ,
*in, administratora of the estate of Joseph Fearni , -,y;
lats'of Leßoy,dee,,,,-aseil. . •
/23.1 Final account of L. G. Venhorn, guardian of ."- .
;Eliza; Jane and Martha Merry, minor children of
Truman Merry, late of Granville, deceased. ' .'
21:1 Final account of Lewis Goff and Orson Rickey-. • .
administrators of the estate of N. B. Dunham, tato ' -
of Berne, deceased.: ,1 - .
_...
Also, the appraisentent of property set-off by ex
qv:it:ire or admiMstrators to widows or children of •
the following decedents, via : ,
'Estate of Wm. lloaglin. . .
" " Ged. P. Barrett. - - • . -
" " Martin Johnson. r -
Albdrt Barnes. ••,.
Nosh Macer. '
D. E. Sherman: '•
Levi D. Albro. -
..,.
Josephus Campbell.
, 'Joel B. Ticknor. . •
" 'r :On V: tuihcraft.' . . , '
" Mrs. Nancy 0. Brown. • .
" Andrew Fraley. ..- '
, , I. Allen B. Dorsey.
And the same will be presented to the 'Orphans'
Cq_igt of Bradford County.' THURSDAY, September' -
10t.h; A. D. 107 a, at 2' O'clock, P. M., for col:ulnas- ,
Um Mad allowance. 1 E ,O. J. CHUBBITCH.
Aug. 13, '74. a ' , ' - Register. ' ..
Mil
NOTICE. Janis
' Fox vs.,;ltandall 4lanley. In the Court of
C on Pleas of 13eadford County. No. 315-305
Mar,Term. 1871.
The undersigned, an auditor - appointed' by tho
Conti to distribute money in the hinds of the Sher
iff arising froth sale of defendants real estate. will
attend to the ;duties ef the appointment On WED
NESDAY..fleptember2, 18:1-1. at 2"o'clock, P. 114 at
his Office in Troy borough, when 311 persons inter
' sated are requested to attend.
_ W. 11. CIIINOCERN.
13. - • Auditor.-
EXECUT 0 - R'S --•
'S NOTICE. •
JLJNotic.e is hereby } given that all per indebted
to 'Oats' eatate of Elisha 'Keeler. late of gent&
dee:sued, are requested to =Ahab:mediate payment
10nd 211. persons haring claims against said estate
must present them duly authenticated for settle.
merit. MAC ISAESIL,
lIISAII ELLIOTT,
. . . Executors.
dl tDITOR S NOTlCE.—lliram'
Easbreie vs. Jidates Liddey. In tho Court of .
Conamon Pleas of Bradford County. No. 187 reb..
Tee, 1671. I •. •
The undersigned, en auditor appointed - by tho
cotirt to distribute money in the hands of the Sher,
Br, arising from sale defendants real estate, milt
attend to the, duties of the appointment on TUBS
DAY. the 25th day of Angust, 4D., 1871,4 t ono
o'clock, P. 31., at the office of Smith .& 3lont,nye.
in Towanda;borough, when all . persons intereste4
arelrequesteto attend,
• •
Xrl3 , 23, 1814. -1:
Pr. CCORPORA . TION NOTICE;--,
In the matter of the incorporation cirkthe. Par.
melr's Mutual Fireensurance Company, of , Trusca-:
rorh.÷No.-1134. Sep T., 1874. •
Notice is hereby given that the above named As
soc:Salon has presented to the- Court of Comxnod
PleOs of Bradford Co. their article of Association.
asldng for aidecree of Incorporation; and the . said
Cdort having examined the same, and Ending them
corVect. decree. that they be incorpqrated as
pratweit for, qn Monday, the 7th day of September,
18? t, at •lo'caock, F, m., unless cause be abeam to
that contrary', T 1 B. M. PECK,
Aug. 3 . : . • ProthonotarY,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.- .
Notice le herebYgtven that all persons indebted .
'the est , ke-of ,Sherman 33radley, late of Pike,
deed. most Make Immediate payment, and all per-
sods bating claimsagainst Mid estate Mint present ' _
them 'duly antlienti rated for settlement!
• I 11. CODDING.,
Jaly 14-wG I ' . administrator -.
V itty Mc*ay.. Song and I ' . .
.1.1 Chorus Hags, .10 3S - 1
Out in the Snow; or Drunkard's ehtld, , :Hays, :40
Sw'eet Little May,, Song and Chorus...a:laye r 35
1-• 1 1 NEW SONG .1 S. , 4
1 _ 1
'Rieke has Ida goner Song and Chorus:Hays, • .35
Do Ft forget me Nellie. Song and Cho. ;Nays, 35
Fora; the Prt.de Of Mikes.. Song dr. Cll34laps, .4C
1 ' B'! lkitl AUTH OR OF
. .
Follow up the Pfew. Song and Chorus.l.ltays, 40
My Lost Louise, r Song and Choros...:ltays," ', 35
Leunlo Parllng. Song and Chorne....',Haya. 33
1- MOLWE DARLING-. •
. ,
Si
,
Old Caleb. t3ong and. Chortra Hays,' 5
Be MIS, poor Heart. Song and Chorus. :Hays, 3S
Oat on the Sea.' Song and Chorns.....l.llsys. 33
• 1 •
' • Mailed. poetpatd, on receipt of thetntat" ked price. •
By Lti . ERS, 5 991 114 : 44 ‘ 1 7,1Zew York
DISSOLVIA - 01`;—The imiiiaership
heretofore between'tho' undersigned.
under the tirm name of Slyer MirOzdeli, is tills. dal .
diSsolved by mutual con Sent.
. J • : ~ M. 1 34 /1113 -:--
Totowa, J uly;_. 2. ISM 'M.D. BODMIa.
1 •• - , i .
CPPARPTERSHIP:—The unaa-. a
,
signed hsving forme a imminent:N. nuder
the firm name of Mundell d &
Myer, wed Waft?
conduct the Mitrket business st stis old Wad of
Myer & Mundell. where they brio the SastsnesS sr
the late firm and the publle,seitsfsnY to call.
•:' - 111 -, 1 • , E:D.BMNDELL.
Towanda, juji is, re% OHMS. MUM.'
I TgE TllBLlC.—Thiving had
needy fifteen years expoinneeni boring naiad
9apu9 Ulm I ogee nil suttees to the %QM. Wink
dlanded to in", pot of the calmly in atuglitel•
and wi
1 54f tionationdinakanteed M . CAL WO;
am Nina .
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o. D• • VONTANTE,
Auditor