0
padforafgotter
Towanda, Tharsday,i,F6. 1875. •
L9044L AND (IEIVERA.,L.
Bannow's Beading is ,sure
cure for dyspepsia. . ' _
THE Good TempVas-Convention is ,
in' session at Mourooton.
•
PROF. BABLow always 'cures the
worst cases of "blues." .
THE neck and backbone of Winter
aro, broken, and wo have hail delightfully warm
weather for' the past-two or three days.
Ir WE could hear, Prof. BARLOW
lead once a week, we never would want tho
con sumption. ..-
.B. L. Kniossusy, a: native of this
county, is a member of thc; Board of Regents
of the >ansaa State Agricultural College.
TILE Republicans elected their 6n
tiro ticket at Litchfield, at the4recont township
election. Capt. S. D. Barixox was chosen :as
tice'of the Peace.
Ruiron CHAI;TEE will deliver Ws
lecture, entitled "The Sevett Wonders of the
World," in the Baptist Church, on Tuesday
evening. next.'
WZ LEARN that the Ladies' Bony°-
,
lent Association 149 received:and responded to
more calls the past month, than at ant time
during the same period aince its organization.
A DoNATiolt party will be given for
the lienefit of Bob: G. W. Cliaariea, of Towan
da M. E. Church, at the hOcuie of Wm. N. Fos-
Tr-n, North Towanda, Weidneeday evening,
March 3. 1875.
_ EDUCATIONAL DErAmEm-T.--By re
reterring to our fourth pakei, the reader 'will
observe that we have ndded an educational de
partmerl, to be under thd sni)ervision of expo
, renecd and competent teachers.
WHAT A LITTLE EFFORT WILL Do.--
Oar wide-atrake Republican friend, GEORGIE W.
PutLurs, of Sheshsquin, )113 Fent us - t 4o
names of fifty - subscribers wit the last two
weeks. Will not active ReNiblicaus in other
townships give the matter soine attention?
A.T AN eihibition of .the inmates of
:the Deaf and Donih Asylum,: of this State, in
the House of Itepreeentaties, on 'Thursday
evening last, GptillUDE B. Sttrn, of this place,
attracted the most attention Uf any of th© per
:La -plc-re.
Outt esteemed friensd; DAVID GADD
Esq., of prcatt Creek, was elected Justice
ti.zi Peace in Athens township, Cni the 16th
inst. This sp i liks'wcli fur thd pe.rsoual esteem
01 v. - Lich Mr. d. is held by I.tis neighbors, as
the town usually gives a largci Dernotratic ma
jority.
• Tur; village of Canton is being
meted by a powerful revival or religion. Three
ellurcliPs are uniting in earriett prayer and la
bor. More than a ,care of pons hate pub
licly manifested interest - , and the work has, but
ju'st begun. This is good news to all interest
ed in the advalicement 'of Christ's kingdom.
TUE bar of this county gained a
%Via aL.ie member last week in]the admission of
our young friend, J. •A - . Wm . *, whO has been
pursuing, his legal setidiee in the oftize of Pries
STREETErt, for the past two i - ears. Mr. W.ll
a yotiDg ratsa of untiring industry . , strict integ
rity, and brilliant intelleut. If his life is pro
longed, we predict for him a bright career.
)11:S. GEORGE NORTIIittP died very
•
etolculy in this place on Tuesday „everting.
She. was apparently in her .ttinul helth, and
I.nd performed her uenal household duties after
tea, and while amusing a neighbor's little
el:lade:Ay turned tolttertudbaud and requested
hitu to call a physician. Before the doctor ar
rived she was dead. It is supposed that dis
ease of the heart caused her sadden demise.
WE FEEL that an apology is doe
ourselves as well as the reader, for the very
shabby appearance of the Itzrannta for the
last two weeks. Old type,, poor rollers, and
cold weather were the cause; i The defect is
rally remedied this week, Lope in
thy, c,nrEe of a mouth to preseiat the Ileeenresi
in an entirely new dress. ;
Tiz following,tfacerswere elected
at the; recent township election . in Leitoy :
Ja.tice of the Peace, IL K, 11.orr; Jade of
Elt.t.:lon, tie; Connirs•iiiiner, E. LLEN; ,School
D2r,c: )ra, IL KELLEY, J. li 'A oLcomu; Town
Ci.rk, A. T. LILLEY; Constable; rt. EVEILY; An
d:: 7. J. )Bzur, Aicesscr, S. , 31cCilmsEY;
ct , rs, 13':" . KELLEY, J. BAILEY.
TirE Sunday-Sellool . Alliance - held
mmai monthly meeting on Monday evening
lai , i. 4 -Thd International 1.0630 a for nest Syn
h:, ti.is ‘ll.-ert•NA under the direction of Rev.
U. 'W. The next eettiion trill be
hi..l in the M. E. Church lecture room,' on the
fo tit evening in March, at which
tic. ; 6..1. J. CoDDIVG. Preident of the
dlii
au.•,, eofiduct tho exeroAe . s. Subject: ll
tit-r.:l:toyal-L.:;-:tiit for April 7,
Tm?. second entertainment in the
Cou.r:e. will Le ziren iby Prof. E. H.
Monday evuniur, Much I.
%Olen way hero in'
L,r,y pat of the — Winter,' need-only this
raklia theni happy till Le estne•!... Itie
~4ay to th , :se who did not Lear hip, and
i!: • - 4 - - , 11 , 1 f,r,;et their car r4.ltryublea for
of h; . curs, -and tb , ,-.2 go home happy
to last a 'month, orri3 oat and hear
L:tu nod Monday cvenir,... !
A CORRESPONDENT of the Pittston .
writing from Califon:l4, nalke,2
I , a;:k.; mei - Ilion of a forlari - eiti2.:,n' of this
MEE
4 unleA north of Gral4..Y.tlluy - ,vo come
C:ty, the seat of .titivada ecdutv, Cal.
, ntAtus . - :;bout 4,000 inhabit :1.1;14. Here I
N7- . .t, I' an old Perm 4yl vat.rati, .ti:rn M.).)dy,
' b-ra 23 SUC , ito , l:ll3, Bradford
17'..5 I wa.scsomtodia' snrpriiied find a man
of • =u active. tle ha.4 . .i10 1/.32 for a clue,
(2.'11,1 to to walling, and freqitently walk 4 nye
(occaeion•stly ei;:ht Imleß) outi• of the
cay-,. an i rcturra, u.e s: , ..!na (lax."
1 3 !...T..5..)NAL - .- -Mrs. BURTON" K.INGSITRY
Las guns to Phiiadelphia to spend a few weeks
with h r daughter, Mrs. Dr. FIIIIE/L. •
-The friends Mrs. Juts riot.coarn,
p;eisii4 she ie rapidly recover -
in.
(con, ii - s•Jvere Mrs. H. is spending
the wintt3r Wa.ihit4;7oa with her husband.
-Mrs. JoILIX ELLsWCII.Tri, Of this
but non• zire , si.lc.at; of Vermontsille,
3.112 h., Lae bteu spehiliog a kw
' ue••i;3 with fri , mil3 in Parris. She returned
Dome Feb. 11, aczorapti:.:•l L',7 Miss Pftra.tA M.
I - •
•-•— WC received a pan a.ll the other day
• fr. , at our old fri , •.nd,-( i . :apt. JtiE Ilya r, U. S. A.
Tue C.tpt tin Was
. grar,,te,l a Yer' as leavo -of al:-
. e,r.c..• it: July. last. Ho cx.plcts to' start on a
trip . :_crosslll Water tit.x.t week, and will return
to repurt for duty before his leave ex
; ires. -
-E. T. NOBLE rid wife are visiting friends in
Clintoq County. , Mr. 'N. 14 one of our most
rue:et:ants, and be takes
4.'1% anta,e of ti.e duA EC3 ' .3013 to recreate a
li i ttle.
R.Trin.rs, of - Ezrlington, hay. opened 3
I. , ifil , ”r yard 1 , / IYilk , , , Porre. We St ruTti . .. - aFed
to 1. tro, huiNever, that Le !‘,ll' elill retain
rc eisi-nee in this connty;'he is too valuable a
citizen to lose.
:7-FLYNN ,FLIELN, Smithfield, is about
it .0..6 , 17 to W- Witte
`! r l!r
HI ) v.duit,le a ,:ittz,!
- 1',3 arc glad to Ste if. W. PaTracx.,
on ?Lo street again. ,lle las movercd from
r(tept Vrotractinialluyr, Rrfi 0.• tioriitqf
W. IL D. GIIEEN, of Darlington,
in addition to conducting a first-glass oountry
I;
store, bEprepriator tattle MO° oase. which
he keep s on strictly tempenince p upiples, and
is deputy Postmaster. These sev. positions .
are tilled to the entire satisfaction of th e pub-
.ED. 'Rms.= The secret socie
ties in Rome, comprising the Goo 4 Tempters,
Odd Fellows, Free 11Iaeone and Grangers, have
each contributed
.. , 1;!e, sum of $3O for the pur
pose of establishing a public librarY in this vil
lage. A committee' of three haviiig been ap
pointed by each society, to draft a t tnatitatlan
and By-Lawi for the Association , ey met at
litasonio Hail, on Saturday evening, and laid
- the foundation for a Public Library. We hope
all will join in aiding this euterpriser
Rome, PE, Feb. 22, 1874.
I -
THE ScaooL Baum --It. special
Meeting of the SohOol Board of this bbrongb,
was convened ois Friday, Feb. 19, Eby order of
rt x
thayresident. The following me he were
present : J. A. 00HDINO, President; J. P. Vex-
Frxxr, Secretary; N. TIDE); Treab er; JOHN
l!OLZIE8 and B. W. ALCOII.D. '.
The resignation of Joust N. Cams', a mem
ber of tbe•board, was presented . and accepted.
On motion:lion. C. F. NronoLs ivi l Ls appoint
ed to fill the vacancy until next election: -
On motion, J.P..ValsFmrr and G` F. NMI/.
ots wore added to committee to dispose of old
school house lot. - . 1
On motion, adjournod.
J. P. Tax
30
ED. ELOOBTEJI : The an d reigned
members of the 82hOol Board for t o borough
of Pomo, beg leave to present th . . name of
Prof:P. L. Canopus., Principal of me Acad
emy, to the School Pirectors of the linty, as
a suitable person for County Stiperintendent.
iy
Ho having taught our school fort:lvo ears with
signal ability, efficiency and success, we recom
mend him asp ripe scholar, practie educator.
and energetic in his profession.
Cams !lima; s.,
8. M. Bnowa,
.B. L. Sawa,
, . - J. WarrAran,
E. J. E&FTABROIeirI, Seey,
• J. IL CLIA MBEWIte,
School 6 irectors.
„ .
WE rrry our literary Mende who
missed Prot SPELtiItE'S lecture on StuKamm,
which was deliveied in the Presbyterian Church
on Saturday evening. It was the simple, easy,
graceful effort of a master. The tottch of Br-
DENSTEIN or OLE BULL revea t a the consummate
art; and theimp"tetending talk of Prtt Bram:loz
proved the elegabee and completen, es of his
culture. It is always pleasant to listen to one
in whose thorough knowledge yon have com
plete confidence; who never utters a sentence
that does not brim over with thonght. This is
very different from the slop;over style of many
dr our popular lecturers. told to this prime
aucticy of speech, and grace of
manner,. and any-one can form an idea of the
attractiveness of Prot Srruones 14ture. lie
traced SnAt.t.PßAltr. 4htough Ins early years.
demonstrated the'marvellous amplittido of his
learning, and the influences that pre p ared him
for his work, and clused with a briefrefutation
of the BACONIAN theory of the authorship of
the dramas. Want of, time compello him to
cut his lecture'short in the height of its inter
est: and all present felt like crying on , "More !
OE2EI
'COURT PROCEEDINGS.— Wed
Feb. 17.
C L Lamb vs A W Fellows. On mot
grant a rule to show cause why the at
in this case shall not be dissolved.
John Beidleman vs the School Distril
wands, Borough, owner, and II II 31.
tractor. On motion Judgment for wail
affidavit of defense. To be taken off
an affidavit, on or befort) March 22.
Ytetor Sewing Machine Co. vs Ellen 31 and
Ellen Searles. G P Cash vs Henry Ward. Bubo
made Ws:Ante iu each case, by consent• of par
ties.
S B StPvens' use vs T 1 Bradshaw. - Buie
mide absolute. • '
On reading and filing certificates, and on mo
tion of-Peek S Streeter, court admit.J Andrew
irtlt, as an Attorneyat•Law to practice in the
s':vcral courts of Bradford county. •
The followiiig Sheriff's Deeds were/ acknowl
edged Ly the Sheriff, J Mcinroelimitn
To J P liirby, for a, piece of land din Wilmot
bap., containing 3 . ) acres, sold Feb 5, as the
property of 'Rory Mann. Consideiation $3O.
To John ri_•lmes, for-a house and lot in Gran
ville twp.; sold Jau 23, as the property of
Boby; consideration, $56.
To Jamis Foster, for a lot in Towandaporo,
being 120g.131 fiict sold Feb 5' is the property
cf Jay Chaspel;'cunsid‘ration, $l,OOO.
A J Noble vs G
.W Motlit. The appointment
cf Auditor continued to May Term.
MC Palmer & CovaDP. t. W W Cole. On
motion court direct $5 out of the rand in court,
in this case bo paid to B M Peck, Prothonotary,
for recording the Auditor's Report. The report
being so modified is confirmed finally.
Prndie E Cole vs Edgar Cole. Oa motion
court direct a anbpcena in divorce to issue.
J S Angle la G W Hendricks. Dane. Foyle
McPherson for. plaintiff. :V T Davies, Esq.,
for defendant. The jury find a verdict for the
defendant
In the matter of the amendment of the char
ter of the corporation of Lin-ta Hose and Steam
Fire Engine Co. , On motion court direct notice
to bo inserted in two newspapers for at least
three weeks.
Phrebo Shaw Ts Thos 11 Shaw. On motion,
court order the libel in this easo to be amend
ed.
Cochran, McLean S Co vs Tthiacvault .1: Co.
Judgment for want of an appearance.
Court ady.mrnoi to Monday, April 5.
FAm'ozs A4s.—Thorn have been,
mi. Editor, famous men in lan ages of the
world. Some`have been famed for good deeds,
and some for bat ones. With some men the
world has Eel.ll, it made uo difference What the
deed or act might be, that would send down
'heir mines to future times. Anything, they
eared not what, only so that- they might he : .
come notoriou_; have ith2:r names mentioned,
tJe talked about and inquired after. In- times
of oid, one' Eunianares immortalized himself
oy bett.:l,; fire to the Telilpio of D.aria at Ephe
sus. Nutoiietv was all he cared about. Suit
napliens ; that by crime and wrong of various
kinds, little farm have made themselves fault iis
who uth.rviis , l would :14,% - er hare been
of half a dozen miles front Imam. An.uu
P lr 4owN, the condetui . md malefactor, now in To
wanda jail, has made himself famous. flow
can tile Guni:NLEAFS ever forget their murder
eTchild?—nrirdere !, too, in a manner - too
horrible to relate, and along with the memory
of their chill must ever be associated the name
of the almust incarnate fiend who perpetrate_d
the act. Itaea - is had a fair and im9artial trial,
he *as defended be able comsel, the jury
brought him in guilty, and more than all the
evidence against him, Ilue.T.N himself teknonl
ed the foul deed; whereupon Judge Moianew'
pronounced the sentence of the law upon him—
sent him oat, as ho richly deseived: to die a
feilon's death. AU right thinking ones through-
out the whole land said 'Amon." But
had the villain got back to his old quarters iu
the jail to await the death warrant from the
Governor, when up jumps soma little "great"
man, among the lawyers in Towanda, and pre
tends that in his superior wisdom, he has
found a flaw in the proceedings of the
conk Judge Monnow and the rest did not
understand their business, and be wills set them
right—carry up the matter to a higher court.
What does the fellw Mean ?I c Dots• ho eX
peel, in the face of 13nautiv'e own edhfossion;
that ho will go In: hipped of justict4 be set
at liberty', and 'suffered to ran riot thioughont
the land '•. Oh, no I nothing of the kind. Soon
er than that the people of Bradford county will
surinnot "Judge LYNCII" to - their aid, take the
matter into their own heads, 'and hang the
murderer BnewN on 'the nearest area, rather
thau to have the rights of humanity so tram
pilfd upon disregatled. The law of God
and the laws of this Commonwealth, declare
that the inure/o,4er shall fir pd (birth. '
The only ohji•ct, th-.u, of our young lawyer,
is notoriety; hut it is a very poor ambition—a
notoriety ofeihich I hope the people of Arad
ford county will makb him heartily ashamed.
0 how low some men will atop--what mean
ihn2;.B thee 11111
Ftl,ll fßitistie I...foretigh heaven
Ar ni.tko the l atigel. weep - -
fur the sole pnipose of hiving their /111/11103 re
corded on the ; rolls of fame—bo honored for
their shreednets—and talked of iSe. a rising,
tt i tkititleit 1 10.0MP.S! 4 1 1 V!tf,f44o.olti'i
•
Rime on snob ambition. It ;Inks and de
grades a nun, In the estimation of all who love
decency. and morality.
Besides all this, why do the people of Brad
ford count) suffer such an' outrage on popular
rights. or be heavily taxed,to gratify the foolish
ambition of any man? ,
Is there no law to stop nob procoedlngs?
Junior.
Rome, Pa., Feb. 18, 18Th.
Dance left for record in the office
tbr recording deeds, week ending Slob. IS:
Jacob VanGerder to David P _Hadlook, An
15, 75, Athens; Abel Fuller to Daniel 0 Mosier,
March 9Q, South Creek ; Jacob Y Bruno:id
to Wm W Becker, July 10,'69, Armenia; Nathan
Site, et al, trustee etc to Horace Dimond, Oat
7,'64, Armenia; Jas H Whitehead to Horace
Dnymond, Apr 15, '64, Armenia; Timothy ni
non to Daniel Hurley, Feb 5, '75, Athens;
Washington Towner to Hugh McCabe, Oct 19,
71, Itomilllichard McCabe to Hugh McCabe,
Oct 28, Rome; 1871, Ira Crane to Sarah J
Ameigh, March 28, '74, South Creek; J M Smith
Sheriff, to .7 W Stone, Doc 11, '74, Canton; J W
Stone to A Goodspeed, Feb 4, 1875, Canton;
David BBarnea to Wm H Shaw, Mitch 4, '72,
RomeLpenry Ward to Win Boyle, Nov 28, '74.
Towanda Bore; H Pomeroy et al to B 8 Nichols'
Jan 8, '74, Troy Bore; Martha J Loag to4asper
C 8011, Jan 26, '74, Athens Bore; John A Wood
worth to Sophia Peters, Doc 3, '74, Athena;
John F Gillett et al to Wth 8 Pitt, Oct 14, '7l,
South Creek; Samuel 0 Herrick to. Wm S Pitt,
Oct 14, '7l, South Creek; J Id Smith, Sheriff, to
Walter (I Tracy, Feb 4; '75, Towanda Boro; 8
D Harkness to Daniel thrown, Jan 30; 14,
Springfield; D Brown to Marcia D. Smead, Doc
17, 74, Springfield; J 1 logersoll to Alvin Drily,
Dec 4, 1854, Springfield; Iticnard 31 Bowe to
Alvin A Bailey, April 9, '64, Springfield; W H
Shipman to Samuel F Boyle,. Feb 10, 75. To
wanda Bore; Solon J Hickok to J Hartranft,
Aug 17, '7l, Canton Bow; J 0 Dewitt to .7 Bar
tranft, Apr 7, '7l, Canton Bow; Ira Finch,
adm'r etc to Chas A. Shoemaker, Feb 11. '75,
Windham; Silas Sawyer to Sally Ann Ackley,
Ang 14, '74, Athena; Henry Ward to Sarah H
Alden, Feb 11, '75, Towanda Boro; E C Drake
of al to Trustees 8. Litchfield Cemetery, Nov;
3, 74„ Litchfield; Wm H Macomber to Marcus
Miller, Feb 12, '75, South Creek; Chas Roof et
al to Philip Grace, March 11, '74, Standing
SWIM
Osszavan.
EX!
—Deeds recorded for week ending Feb. 20 :
- 0 W Holcomb to Chas J Detree_, Deo 5, 10,
Ulster; Milton Holcomb to Chas J Detree, Apr
15, '75, Ulster; Ulster; Edward Horton to. Je
rome Wright, Sept 15, 15, Leßoy.; , A Dunham
to Jobnathan Wilbur, May 2, '6B, Windham;
John Socks to Jacob J Barge, Dec 5, 74, Wil
mot; Goo G Smith to Goo Smith, Windham;
Geo Smith to Geo Finch, Nov 2, '74, Windham;
Geo Finch to Sarah E Smith, Nov 3,'74, Whid
ham; F H Peek to Abel Watkins, Apr 11, '74,
Sylvania Boro; Samuel W Hardin to Geo Smith
Windham; A B Austin to Edwin D Benedict,
Nov 18, '74, Columbia; W E Barton to Lyman E
Wilcox, Feb 6, '75, Smithfield; Hannah Harding
to Reuben Stiles, Apr 1,'1854, Troy; John H
Greeno et al to L B Stiles, Dec 14 1858, Troy;
A M Fitch et al to L A It Stiles, Aug 27, Troy;
Jas A I'rinco to Lucine Il Stiles, June 9, '7o,'
Troy; Fred A Cash to ,G P Stevens, Deo 1, 1874,
Towanda Boro; Horace Pomeriir to Nieliplas
Potter, Jan 6, 715, Troy Boro; Geo L Peck to A
II Winter/nu% Feb 15, '75, Troy Boro;
Wintermuto to Wm F. Dbwitt, Feb 15,
. 9 75, Troy,
Wm; John II Fuller to Ellen Clark, Oct 28, '73,
Springfield; Melsa M Wilson to Miles P Taylor,
Jan 9, '75, Windham; nary A Demorest, adm'r
to Wm Harrington, Feb 18, '75, Windham; Goo
Fink (2d) to John J Webb, F 41.18; Noreh
Towanda; Geo Struble to John Btrnble, Maylo,
'73, Borne; James Burnside to Davis 0 Pierce,
July 16, '73, Smithfield; Wm B Parke to Hiram
Dougherty, Apr 6, '72, Orwell; P. J Calkins to
W J Hillis, Jan 39, '75, Troy Boro; J W Jones
to Thos J Morris, March 25, '724- Pike; Thos J
Morris to Nelson E Warner, Jan; 19, '75, Pike;
D Weioro to Betsey E Hill, May. 29, '74, She
shequin; Geo 11 Barnes et al to Francis ð
ers, Jan 27, '75, Herrick.
nesday,
ion, court
achtnent
ict of To
ni; COl2-
I .t of an
on sling
Wurw routine business does not
occupy all the time of the sessions of °sealaws
Orange, of North Towand•, literary exercises are in
troduced, and thus the most important object of the
organization, mental and social culture. is made a
prominent feature. At the meeting en Friday even
ing last Mrs. Concur, aged seventy.years, read the
following essay. Many of our school teachers will
And in it much food for reflection, and ,it will be,
read by all with interest and profit : -
It is with to small degree of diffidence that we
appear as essayist at the present time, yet ever
hoping to ho found with our lights trimmed and
hurtling, and with ready band and.willing heart, do
what the Master, above and below, assigns us, we
therefore attempt ft. But we can but remember
him of whom }lope speaks, who
"Just writes to make his barrenness appear, • '
And crams froni hard bound brains
Eight lines a year."
Now as ever In life, sad and, happy thoughts are
mingled, as we sit down to pen these few lines.
Yesterday. as It were, a merry, school girl -today
the band of Friths: Time fails heavily on our head.
The recording angel site writing the last pages of
oar life and sealing them for eternity. We can say
but few words, but we feel there cats bond subject
of- more common interest to the community or
brotherhood,i ban that which we have chosen. Every
boy ought to improve on his father; every :girl grow
into a nobler, gentler, more melf.draylng woman
hood than her mother. , Man, in the ilevelopment of
b:s physical, mental and moral poweri, Is-wholly de
pendent upon education, and parents are , to their
children fortune, fate and destiny. It should be re
membeied that their influence le for good or ill; that
it mustirstanlt in prometlitia the happiness or bak
ery of those who are subject to its action.- That they
.are deciding the character of their children, determ
ining their fortune, spinning the threads of fate,
planning their destiny and forcing them, as it were'
upon a tide which they may not turn. As the atone
hurled from the sling takes its (direction and finds
Its resting place at the bidding of the arm that wields
it. so the child goes forward. and Ands its grave in
peace or sorrow, according to the impulse given'at
the fireside.- As the pyramids of Egspt have stood
on the plains of Glut for four tbousar.d years. the
giants of herein architecture, challenging and de.
tying the riviery of later ages, so man is a monu
ment reared beyond the approach of competition
from nature's other works. lleaven bas imparted
to him the mighty gift of reason, and permitted
him to taste of the immortal fruit yielded by the
tree of knowledge, of good and evil. lie is des
tined to page feoti one gradation to another, as be
ace• nde in the scale of knowledge; but experience
is the process by which his faculties meat be un
folded; education the ladder by which he must riso
to the perfection of his being.
.The pravorbillist his said the child trail:m(lllp In
the way he should go will not depart from it in after
years; let it be remembered that he attaehes no con.
ditions, he adds no qualifications. The maxim Is
positive. and involves the doctrine that the moral
nature of man may be formed and tngulded by edu
cation, and this thought. uttered three thousand
years ago, corresponds with every .day observation.
The spirit of the pilgrims Is still breathing upon
us from their statutes. The laws framed by this
wtheration will go down to have their lufhienee on
the next. Let the peap!o. then. who are now on
the active stage of life, look t this subject, and cad
upon their rulers to discharge' their trust on this
point with fidelity.
Moth•rn civilization it supported by the pillars of
christian morality: and the world'isprogress must
ever be onward. The light of mind may well be
described as the torch of liberty—that elegant ilia•
ruination. which. showing man his real nature, his
wants and his actoal position, not only points,to a
rosition, but leads the way. We have not time to
enter more. fully upon this subject, and with one
sm:ge.tien more we have done. We need hardly to
seythst re igiou is the bssis of all virtue, the
Lation of all excellence in character. the only Wei'
half.tible fountain of happiness; for all lids is geu•
• orally admitted: therefore we bare not deemed it
ne-essary constantly to present to cur hearcrili - the
inefeetnal Character of all human efforts, utisecon•
vied by tlio spirit of God.
Thst the heart of parent and tea-her toiling in the
field of educ - ation, should habitually ascend to Dim
he alone can give the increase, might seem too
plain to require lino upon line, and precept upon
precepLP •
ROUE. —Mr. Editor: On February
13, the thermometer at this plan stood 23
&grecs below zero.
Hills are so nnny,rons around hero, that they
sometimes lint one in the school-bonao.
Last Friday night, the I. 43. G. T., of Bump='
town, gave an exhibitiOn in the church, and
houle was crowded full. AU seemed to enjoy,
the entertainment of the evening very much.
It is to be bbped that• those who opposed the
order so lunch at its beg,inning,lre now salmi
of their action.
A donation and dance, combined, was held
at the hence of Wm. HARRINGTON, in Windham,
for th% - benefit of Sutra Leer, who pretends to
be a minister or the Gasp', and .reeides in
Brimptown. The receipts of the evening were
about $lO. Atter dolloting the °apnoea, $l7
remained for the preacher. The dance was
continued until nearly morning. I do nokknow'
whether the minister helped to entertain the
dancers or not. If such arp the examples of
ministers, what shottld they expect of the ril
ing generation ? How such a Tsui can have
the assurance to go into the pulpit and talk to
people, who are his superiors morally, about
their soul's salvation, is mote than I can ex.
Ou,Tnesday. 113:11 inst., sumo good people of
Hume and Orwell thiniAlit that they must have
a eleighride and a nice times and accordingly,
about forty-Ave of them in all, drove to the
house of dostra SVLET, bringing with them
candies, crackers and oysters. The evenieg
ItNS t(• , t 'Vary plf-is-intly, all neerninr, to ro•
joy thcri23el%,:t4 to tho oui; ut ; .
jectibilablu part of the sleaghril.3 was tho (0('
treme coldness of the weather. •
Prof. O'W. Youso has been holding •siog
in Nichols, 2‘.11., sod Ids brother' A. P:lPovisol
k6olatti ) 4104 ; titie! 4 qPitl4 ,
=I
. I
I don't see how any one can help enjoying
iiirCler, when It is snob good sleighing, find
there are so many pretty girls to ride out With.
We old folks know how it Is ourselves—l oer
Saltily did when Iva/ young. Bon Itit4i.
TEE Philadelphia Commercial and
.IWce List. in noticing the _dindh_of :otiir J.
Wasp. says: "Hr. WARD wee at ono time'
agent between Philadelphia and Ban Prancteco..
At a : subsequent date be was employed is a
clerk In. the Philadelphia" (Intim Housi, pad
recently was assistant in the (Moe ot J. J. pu
ma* Custom House broker. doing business at
401 Library street. He was *Men of the moit
tinseinming character. and wig noted for the
integrity ot purpose with which 'be dhichurd
eve/ duty or his life."
Two Mass IN Mowaos TOWNS:B3I , I
On liondiy night last. wtillik W. B. / I * .
vrr and family were, absent &boa their ho pe
In Monroe township, near the Tannery, their
how" took tire and was entirely destroyild,
with 11l ita contents. We have not learned
of the particelazi.
On Tuesday morning, S. O. NAOLZJeII
dence, in the same neighborhood, was bunted
to the ground. Mr. N. had khidled-u flr4 in
the kitchen stove, and after calling tho
went but to do his chores at the barn. On re
turning to house after a short absence. be
foand'thaback part of the building enveloped
in flames. Raving no near neighbors, it was
with the utmost difficulty that any of the
household goods .were removal. ,We leat i n,
however, that the yiano and some other valua
ble articles wore saved. Tho lose is about sh.
Insurance $l,OOO on house, and $1,507 on WO
lure.
Mr. N. and his family hive the hearty condo . -
ewe of a large circle of friends, in their loss;
Oirmini.—Mies MARY IvEsoN was
born In Suffolk Go., Laing lalarld..A. Y. Her father.
the Rai. JOllNYcaaou. being -at that time paator,of
a Congregational church there. Lilt* the other
members of the family. MAST recehed $ first-class
education. and wai very apt in the acquisition of
knowledge. She wns quick to apwrehetd, comp*.
hand and acquire, and at the mai time had capac
ity to retain and store up all abe acquired, for fa
turt nail.
At the age of 16 she commenced to teach school,
and taught continuously for several years, until on
the death of her mother, she could no longer. be
spared , from household duties. About two years
ago she resurood her favorite owupation, that et
teacher, and was engaged in teaching when she was
taken with her last illness.
Her career u s teacher has been a long and a yell
successful one, la several of the towns in grid.
ford Coanty and in Sasquehanna County, she was
well known and duly appreciated as a first class
teacher. Schoole generally went after her; she
rarely after schools:
At teachers' insUtates, Sabbath school conven
tions, ladies' church and society meetings, and the
like, Mars was always on hand, and with isoontft
button that was sure to amuse as well as instruct.
aether Hama in proee or In verse. She wielded
the penuf a ready. writer,.and was first rate Man
IMpromptu retort. She did not contribute largely
to the .prrlodical press, still the Douai Now Yorker.
the Owego Times, the Buronrrit, and the local Pa
pers occasionally published cOntributions from 14r
pen; and what she did give:. to the pubtc could
hardly bo improved upon—it was unique, complete,
We understand she has loft a numbor of piece!.
in both 0016 and verse, somg of which we trait
her friends will be induced yet to give to the public.
One piece, a lengthy poem, has been left Man un
finished state.
blear'Wes never very strong; but from n severe
end protracted sickness which she had a few yea 4
ago, abo' never fully recovered. lier lungs have
been week since, and when taken with the sickness
of which she died, there was not much reserve
strength:with which to recuperate, hence she rapidiy
'mak. She was conscious to the last. and from the
time she was taken down had apprehensions that
her sickiess was to be unto death. She had no ref,•
tures and no fears; but the "peace of God ; width
passeth all understanding," kept her heart and
mind.. by Christ Jeans. She was cdecided, amain
some respects, a matured chrisilan. About 18 yeant
ago she: professed her faith in Christ by malting
with the ~ C ongregational church at Meath, In the
townshili 'ifif Pike. This she did after mature de
liberation and , study, and was' always ready to give
to any one who might ask, a reason for her hope
toward God, and even for her being a Congregation
alist, and not something else She had studied
church polity as well as evongelicaltheologye and on
the question of tiburch preference she, was scene- . ,
tomed to siy that the church was the first, last and
only court of resort for its members, authorized hi
the few 'restment.
Ivason remained in• fellowship with the
church atNeath, till the Itat,'but not being ibis to
ettelad regularly she usually attended worship and
communed with the Presbyterian church at Mar
renham, pm church of which fiiir father was the
pastor for many years, after the death of the Rey.
SALMON Snio, in
. 1832. In her Mat sickness sh e
quietly disposed of her property, and calmly
awaited her end, trusting her all to Jeans Chtist,tho
saviour of men. She said that long ago she had
put her bust in Him. and when asked how she felt!,
and what she thought of Christ now, ohs said th. l
she found llim the same as when she first trusted
fnmj-all be was represented to be-"able to sago to
the uttermost all them that coals unto God by hiM.l .
This 14w= said with deep emotion; It was her,
dying testimony for Christ. . •
It may' be observed as a rather singular coinci•
dance, that she died on the 23d of December. and
was buried en the 25th, Christmas day, the same
day of the ; month and year, on which her mother
died ilind was burled.
It is a matter of great consolation to enrviviving
relatives, and must also be a matUr of pleasing rei
fedi= to her many acquaintances throughout the
county, to know that she ,was thus rooted in Christ,
and that when her spirit passed away from the frail,
earthly tenement, there is every reason to believe It
went to the epirith.,of the just made perfect, 2110
was there by angels made welcome to the joys of
the "paradise of God."
!lark I they whisper; angels ray,
niter spirit come away."
Mrs. JoiNnids, of
,
Macedonia, celebrated their golden wedding on
the 15th inst. This aged couple settled in Asy
lum fifty years ago, when the township was
almost an unbroken wilderness, and physicians
were few and fax between. They have pursued
life's - Journey hand-in-hand for half a century.
Six etildron have blessed their anion, four of
whom are now living, with eighteen grand
children. The frosts of 75 winters have spriu
kled the Doctor's locks, while his good wife Is
sixty-six: Both are hale arid hearty, and in tho
possession of vigorous mental facultier.
the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary, numer
ous friends and relatives joined .in greeting
them; a bountiful repastKwas spread, numer
ous presents bestowed, and suitable remarks
made by Mr. Thut.v. The companj diaper St.ll,
the venerable couple many_more years
of happiness here'and a blissfu l eternity.
• I.•
Tit; youthful editor of the Journal
thinking that ho recognizes in a corresponde
of the PEPOUTEII, a lady of this place who'-do s
not !mite. the highest regard for the boluittjd
iodupenderice (?) of that sheet, swoops doW i n
upon her in his lad issue with as much venom
and feiocitY as a Jaawk.:ivotild display in captur
ing a chicken. The person whom the Journ Ft/
thinks it i 3 annihilating, is not likely to be die.
turbed in her peace of mind, by diatribes like
those burled at her last week. The intettir,eo
lady needs no defense at our hands, and those
who tindenitand the motives of the journill
editor,' will not givo him much credit for
hisijl
natured. jealous' assault upon ono who isha
every respect his superior.
-TriE Towanda Teachers' Institute
=et Saturday Feb. 20. The following setni-monthly
reporti were read.
Teschera. • Total. Absent. Tiardy.
G. W. Ilya'', 95 118 100
Miss P. C. Mills, 95 • 1 1 8 , 100
Mica N. E...Howes, 98 • 172 143 I
Mica Ella Spalding, .93 17/ Its '
31Iss Stella Pitcher, •62 127 77
Miss POle Pennepacter, 51 174 - 40
Bliss blandie Chamberlbs,49 68% ' 40
Miss 11. M. Moscrip„ 52 34 16
Mr. NV, W. Horton, GO 73 ' 65
Mr, P.. P. Seeley, 57 ' 43 61
A MI in spelling by sound was followed by itu
explanition of progression by Mr. Horton. MX.
Wilt being absent, Mr. Seeley gavei several methods
in Alligaton. An exercise in Analyels by Mr, Ryan
filled the rest of the time. Mr. Uyan was melootr t d
President., • *.
~ N. E. How" fiery/
NAMES of pupils ftt - tho Wyalusitig
Wailed School wttli perfect records ter Us
week ending Feb. 19th: Fustiest VAcons, AW
STALYOUD, 110111MV, CLA I I.-
Mt, EVA GUIFTMIS.
BusTAmiN arldi En. COR3IT.I I
bibod, too fre..ly of whisky ou iisturdax eveui
last, And proceeded to the home of TAett
Liani, on fourth Went, anti made en eau.
on Mi. W. and Ma *II* ,1410 !Ore Men
!if)
Om. W>lLfsas< Gum who was so
very Mil of fan, baring been indicted oa two
.difforent obsxgoe, at May eessiolui hut, for sell
ing.' liquor contrary to law, and birt, the State,
thus subjeetin,q his bait to the forfeiture of
f3(—wu arrested by Officer Sows, of this
place, at &mew Ws, 14.. ea - iv bid piece
issned to Attic Mawr, his bail, andbrought
in Cm Thursday of last week and lodged in Jell,
in await the charge at • the coming May . yes.
Tim pupils of fhe Sheshequiu Cen
tre School will give an eztubitlOn to , be continu
ed two evenings, Thursday and Pridaj, March
4 and b. From the programme before tiv, we
Judge the (mouton will be an interesting one.
It should be well patronized by the people of
the vicinity.
Rom of Honor of Towadda Graded
School : SAvasooor., HOWARD LITZELArd,
Tow Cußoo, EDNA= NOILAZONK, • Exxa
liorrason.-
BUSINES. LOCAL.
WT Lamps, Lanterns and ()him
nom of AU kinds, at O. A. BrAcate. ' ••
Rd. Boys' linen - collars at; 3L E
Rosanna's: • , '
Mir Don't ail to call at 11DIDEL
wes, if you wish to buy anything in the line
of Jewelry; Silver and Silver-Plated Ware.:
IlerSwiLeheS made at Mrs. Ruin
iilossuare - sress making rooms, Arcade Block, of
cat hair and combings also.
Dec 4174444
stir If you . want . to purchase
LAND, read the B 4 M. advertisement id an-
In i
other-column. i i ............... -,- 4 .
Vir ,Mnsi boxes and Musical
Clocks; at He 1
I , OBENFIELD t the fashionable
Clothier, With his usual enterprise, has already
opened a large assortment of silk and soft bats
of Lho Spring styles.
tar If you want Co bny anything
In the line of Silver Plated Ware, ithethes plain
or fancy, you will do well to call at Bnaca's. ,
:Mr BLACK, at the Crockery Store,
Is now offering groat inducements to those
wanting to buy eeta of Dishes.
sogi. Wall Paper and Curtains
cheap at • . Warrants & Sastre&
Ma'am's Dock.
ger Opera, Field, and Spy.Glaesea
a a groat variety, at nESDELMANNiI.
Or Large stock of Pictures and
Picture Pratims, at Wurrcoun 1c Saarres, Mer.
Par's Block.
1 - 1 Per Day at home
ss . to,s2NJ Terms free. Address,
fil&N BON Co .,' Portland, Maine. Jan. 25-Iy..
NOTICE,—After the Ist of February,
1875, MeCsue t Ermanns chum their books
and will do a cub business.
tor Go to WUITCOMB t SMUT'S,
Met - cues rslOck, for your Books and Stationery.
SO: For the beat Roast or Steak
go to Ilrica .5; IttumEr.t.'s.
You can find the best of
School Elhoos.ver7 chap, at Core ait (loos's.
1166 HENDELMII4 offers a great re
dactioti in Silrer-Plated Ware.
STEAM INarsz WANTED.—Second
hand, from 40 to CO horso-power, cheap for
cult. Address, wilt' full particulars, tßox 501,
Towanda, Pa. •
$5,000 VEAL CALVES NV/amEn.- 77 We
want Fivo Thousand good, fat Veal Calves, •to be
delivered anitiroo before the first of July nett; for
we will pay the highest cash price.
anwunn, Bu.t. & Mozzocu.,
Towanda, Feb. 10,_1975.
LosT.--On, Monday last, on Main
St., a short gold chain and s !earl scorn,' aonventr,
The ander will bo rewarded by leaving It at this
MSc°.
vie. Engraving done at ZENDEL
ITAN'a Jeweiry Storo.
Ser b M. HENDELNIAN has the largest
and best stock pt, and gentlemen's gold
and silver watches ever brought to Towanda.
tigii,Tho best. place to buy &BIN
Blinds, Doors and all kinds of Lumber, is at
Facer & Sows. Factory on Charles street: Of
107 Main street. They sell cheap for cash.
Kr if you want to secure a good
arta°, and get the worth or your monoy, the
placo to sob M. BENDY= ere.
10—!American and French Clocks
la great variety, at vary low p . t7cea. at itWDIXILUrer
serif you want the bat Cook Stove
extant, call at Junes. in itereur's Block.
TIM annual meeting of th© Ladies'
Mite Society, for the election of Officers for the
ensuing year, will be held in Christ's tihur6h
on Monday, March Ist, at 3 P: x. • -
mu. J. 3i. WABD. Presidont.
Stir J. 0. FILOST k $Ol4l, in order
to keep their Factory going during the Winter.
will sell their entire stock of goods ye* , low for
cash. Now ie your time to buy.
M. C. F. Cfloss has just received
a very large invoice of BookeLprutablo for B. 13.
Libraries, which ho will fanii II at a dbicount
of 2o per cent: to achiola.
rMiss ELLS J. I!d i NvELL is now
prepared to receive orders and make all kinds
of Bait Work, Swiiciies, Braids, Puffs, Curls,
and Frizettes.
WY. Keep your foot warm by buy
ing those woo -lined 'Mots, Areties, and warm
eliou3, at ConsEtt S; CooNu', oppoeito tho Court
•
House.
te- A very Isms stock of Men's,
Boys', Youths' and Children's Boots, just re
ceived at CousEn do Cob 's, opposite thw Court
•
1131. go. •
We shall be prepared in - a
short time to manufacture Lumber and ;;liin
gleu. Bring your Loge 'nod Botta to FItOBT &
Sons' Furniture F4ctory, Towanda, Ps. .
19, 1575,--Smo.
zfir Your wife, husband, daughter
or son, and perhaps that "other feller," will be
expecting a pair of slippers about these days,
and the place'lo buy them is at cons= I
Como, opposite the Court House.
C6.llProws WOOLLEN Minh.-',-Card=
bag, Spinning, and Weaving, also Mafinfactur
ing,, Cloth-Dressing, etc., as tune. Stocking
Yarn, Flannel and Cloths for Silo. Machinery
running in gdod order, and work warranted
and done with dispatch.
v 56 Never buy a Cook Stove until
Ton havo calla- at Junis'a and exam:Med the
"New Empire," s stove which has never
ditappointea the expeetatioturof the most fas
tidious housewife.
Lry mit von SALE.—We have a Liv
ery of tight horses and goOd .carriages, hack,
etc., which we offer for bale el4.ap and on rca
sonablo terms. Enquire of our agOnt at tho
stables, (It at our Music Store.
F ; ( 1 11; SrAM. on Paw; oN 11F.ASONIOIT.V.
brat ben;:c rout!' or J. P. Coor-
ElL' new aka°, Warren Centre, l'a. A gond
location tor millinery , shop. .No establiahrueui
ot r the kind in tho townabiti Applications by
Ictteion rir! l . ,l ll proMpt &Eta*
t C4l9l;Ott
=
Beauts =r w i tadil
bridal gifts conitAttiltAigal at 104:113iiii:
i. --•-•-4 0, --•---- - -- --
/Mir For all kinds of goods in the
Jewelry line,We.
f t
ler The Mitchell Pattern in. Table
Gila is very pretty. MACS has it,
goodersetved daily a
aniDELNAMI.
flood ( 1 I ?alkkt °E P!/4eil TAbie
1.
Koren. is for 1610 s dozen;
Eliorx I r . eitd t arpl XtfifTrut
a
wil receivolieo copy 61 JIM qe:sekkrtculraiai
an Family Nowvaper in this country, by ad.
drcissing Moore . ; Rtgrept4.Prker, 78 Duane
Treat, Now York.
ita.Bttey paothpra - Iq,l?e gratified
to learn that there Is oaa eetibllib neat In To
waidamhere they ran buy good, substantial
aloihos for their boys - cheaper than .they can
gel the miderial_aud.tive ,‘beirt, Int 44. )w.
Jut.rus Nobtt Tcaiiting thik wants laf"ceiorirn.
nit, in this particular, has purchased and is
'selling very cheap boy's .clothing of every do.
,
.‘ y
Ms. Gold, Silver, and Steel Spec
tacles, and Eye CilaseeFi, Ari vest variety, at
11.41DELXAN'd Jewelry Sti,iv.• •
itcrricE.—The Building \ Committee
of At:aylnin towoahip are now remy to receive
aea3ed tfeht
Lo n9hip. Tho plans and apeciflCationa can
be sreen at the residence of Wu. R. &onus, up
to the first day of March next, at wbieb time
allpidiriastatitie: Waal tart 't
Os. HARRIS; , ati.the Beelike SilOrtly ,
hail the gayest looking show window in town,
and his customers say he has the best and
chospektAtiirfrqr, WWI and millinery:
goods, everoffered in this market. His store is
a fai , orite resort for the ladies, whp ,arp 09104
for good.judgmentin tha:puichatio on;
word to tho wise is sufficient. • -
I=
Stir°. F. Csoss has the best as
sortment of fine Stationery we'itiveiireiiiseetite,(..o
Tor. lirsompus.—Tooll who wish
operations performed on'the . ,teelh, we say go
to Dr. DODSON'S - now office Or; i titate-st., below
Main, in Dr..Zateres._ rtelv
and !bor. Yon may rely upon good work,
careful treatment, and a pleasant iustead of a
disagreeable time in the operating Chair,'
P E ,r7.*9- C P l Tl Mri 9 l #T i l e i ll "F.. M t 7
in in'the Arcade block, Oppositeine zpigco
pal Church, is prepared to do dress-making in
the latest style and neatest manner on short
notice and at reasonable prices. Fitting made
a specialty. Stamping done also.
,
R®= It is not generally linekg . that'
Q. WIIITAKEIT, at the BOokilindery over the
Iteroirrini office, tnakes Blank libeks in any.
style of ruling and binding desired. If you
want a now Lodger, Journal or. Docket, give
him a call. • • '
FOR BEl:T.—lions° situated corner
or Locust and Chcrry streets, Towanda. Im
mediate possession ginen.- Terms one-half the
usual Dental until the Ist of April( Addraea s - -:., f
hlra fl. V. PATRICK,
Mbar's, Pa.
NOTICE TO CLOTIIIO BuyEas.—M.
E. ROMMELD has just received a now invoice
of ready-made clothing Poi men and boys, and
**ago stock of overcoats of every description,
which I offer to sell regardless of price,.to suit
purchasers. My eptiro stock of clothing and,
furnishing goods must he sold within CO days;
therefore, I will sell to snit each and all. Come
one and all for bargaiOs to M. E. Rosingrtt4.D'e.
163" . T. C. CowEN, of Towanda, has
just received the.largest stock of China, White
Granite, Iron-stone Chtni, and Ittneb, Belgiirt
and American Gliu3swaro, ever brought to this
market. And the beet:of all is, ho has procur
ed them in sucka way that ho is selling them
full 25:por cent. aticaotutztimat thoy worn ever
beam gad in TowsmisE
SPRINGLEES TRUSSES AIM SUPPORT
rms.—Dr. G. W. L'orerigu:, of 'Rochester, has
conoented, upon the roost tierticirt solici
tation of silizen3 of the County of Bratlford, to
mite the fullotilng visite, at places and dates
is given below :
Waverly, Courtney House; March 11 and 12;
Towanda, Waal Rome, Pa., March 18, 14, 15;
Troy, Troy Housr,, March IG, 17; Williamsport,
City Hall, March 13, 19 and 20. .
Dr. 11. has visaed these places professionally
before, and is well and favorably known. Ilia
Trnteaa end Supporters have given the very
hest satistaetioi: The Trill! . 4ses hate to arlrtti
or hard metallic substance; they can be worn
night and day, and by eo doing the rupture
heals. There ara are persons lin this county
who have been healed under Dr. H.'s treat 7
bent. Thereforb, all persons afflicted with
Hernia should avail themselves of this oppor
tunity on the first day he visits the above nam
ed places, and obtain ono of the Doctor's Tras-
C 3 and Abdominal Supporters. Dr,f. ; ,.enitsi
only to gratify thoeo who have been Wiling'
him anent° renew his visits to these places. It
is a great sacrifice for him to leave his business
in the city of Rochester, and he Can, therefore,
remain on:y a day or two at eaclaaggq,'lSo go
in the morning as soon . as he arrives, in order'
to be in time. Dr. Ilorcuso's Post-Office ad
dress is No. 145 Powers Block, Rochester. Send
stamp fur circular , anil.read,teatirglnials.
READY PAY -i-- ,CHAPTEIt IX. The
great problem is solved...and the question sot-
tied, that goods cant be successfully sold in To
wanda for ritady - Rref;r:. fdtttinromin,ciit citizens
and good business men, and old customers.say
to us, "We will sustain you in your position."
And they congratulate us that wo have aban
dozed the ruinous system of trust: We prom
ise oar friends -flat make prices. the
very lowest that can ba.dono and lot as
that we will furniAl good goods, tho very best
"Material?, and competent and faithful work
men; and that wo must have. pay down. _Don't
ask for credit. A l ctistomer told us ho went
home serail nittesl7lth - orrt an arttcte - he Wanted
very mach, bees se;jho woild• nqt , ask,- to . be•
trusted foi 50 Conic:- We Moldhim we were
sorry he was put to so "simiek Ho said,
"I have the money now, and I had rather
make the travel latifielttliatr .pay the tobitilAe
for doingn,it.- days ago u rinelr-Auokrir,
skimen of hugiaiiity camo into the iture - and
mintad acme trade? . We bat - tititiorl.l2l4,lkal our
moat 'winning said \l'o lief() tit r tifk
service. He 'stud- (looking- around y, 3'13 t his
the store where they take maple kugar ,and
all all sorts of eggs - Arid' yreritta we
did often exchango'goods for such things as we
needed. - Saki hey "A Ono ofthollriti'd(likuittz
er?" Wo told hint our 411 r. CODDL* . i., ppo9i4o(l
most of 1113 time hunfing_after debt - 3. ` "I don't
mean that," said he; "I Mord - 15'13e of the
firm was a great hunter, anil-ittro got semi:, &D
-iked nice honu pri , p.3 I want _to eoll t " [To be
continued..] ' Countia; ItcrailiaVatat.
WILLIAMS * -- - -KIKGSLEY.—In Standing atonn,i
Deb. 18. briteT: Warren, st the htutiper
of Witt iur Ract:,4 - the bride's
Rev. Kees of Athens, to,Miss .Floo
ULlee Klngeley. „
GIIIFFIN—McCAITE. 2 -A.t the resideneo of My
ron FriebiN Esq., in Aiyinni, elf The 21st trio.
..by 1tev.:3.34. Tartan, Air. Charles IL (rift
• land Miss Kate McCabe, both of Asylnut-errh,
CIiATEIi—CAttKIIFF.=-Th Towanda:: Feb.' 7 l;
1575, by Rev. Gi W. Olisufter,
•
ter, ofplaego;:11. - 1., snit Miss L.> Amanda;
only daughter tit the - late 0. CarAufr,Esq. 4
:towand4t,'Pit.'.! Nb'eards;
NouTON-BWEET.—At, Iloutoetou..Feb. w 2 f )Pl
Bev. E. H. Crtuilei, Mi. Charles Norton.
laud, Sal and !dn. Harriet T, Sweat, or
Duren. Brad.tord.-Co.
SAllllOllj - -COLEIWAI4,L:Iik the testdenee of the
. bridee father In tike; gets. 3, by ftew - ftElvielt,,
istartln gatemen, olr 4 Ytttaton, - and ?dive' Abuts_
. Culttuan.
lbo ki. E. Vaisonaga in.
Lerasisilltev Yob, Srl by Ely. E. Elwell, .F.
Blatt, of Leniyavllle, and. Ellen V. cocmanof
rate. - •
. • . -
trouts k PABAAtin.
CXNPIELD—BIRCID.P.D.—At tile al. E. Parnnntce
In terayPville. I-1!-IllerrIC Feb. IG. Vi,tor
8, CAuti4l, i,y riku r no4Nary ,
Comp nillo;: '
• .;.:
BllffrON..-At h iulton, Bitimer4
1910, - 44000,1 1 1 - ;sltltteetfoisfeW. , nikip
"WI IS 4Pr%
A ,Itiß .1 E D.
o:Vir4; ND A 'MA BEET S:
t=l
' Corrected eivery Wean elds f i l'il; 'O. 21 ...1AT0R •
l a
n a ndrtt ',.
.:. _ " ' ''' f ''. ~..
W atipbasir.-.U.........:Li. - .'...; 1110.fijffr
It bred; ' '•'-' '— '' '' - ' •-:' ' • ' ...''.''''.":.:4 f
Beckftettd..i Wit '":'. ' • '.'", - -. .T.L .. . -:- '-
. . ' -00
i ,111 1
:: 9,
Ber Ostn s.7 - ..;• .. 1
I,iroo ,wt
dp"' .1. IV netr ~ --••-' - • . Id , -, ' S
Eggef tier, ._,- - ''':— • ;.1..,..,....„.,; ,'„ . 4 i26,
Potateet It tvecatitoscr l '
."- ' ' '''. ... - ',, .: . 66
Flour It timeret.':.:44 .; . -.; . ':"........: fi 'l6. ID -, 41',00.,
wrownt eit alibi. —11100 . 60 IV.' 'COM 661b1L f,
Bre 66 the.: Oita 31 nit ;Mu1ey411 . 1.4;; Bactrirbest
68 lbw; Ileitnie2;:Pree3o gig.: Clover.Bol l o l 3
lbe flThottiy CM* 64 lb.; IMO Peadmi!)Pif t.
Dried eypter 2111 mt Ilex seed tift Mil; • • -• • '
. . .
TA tiorrATlo Ns . ()F 1 WHITE,P,
``yipli-Xl7l4`oo4:PAtitliiii 4363 'l3itoinie.,
glilt4l7# l llr4a#lll4,lphp/I.Alin: 1% ISI ,
Q. 11:44h. ~: i ,..........11pjf, - '
• ' ; ."-e.gli;M:indit:4'...;.,."Ale ":
- .S - ...
. .; ow .. .. "..11 . 7g,
HI " r ik"'''is Vb. : 4, ' 'ir''':'" "- '•
..,:. 1 / 2 .'4:
..1 a"."`ii .r Ea 65 `,'"J. - "ii;a J' 7 ' '' ' ..11554':
~..e se r ,
• 1. , : . I " , ie , 41113...5. , aw1"
54 16.40:410ttp04 4". " . .::::12,;,..;::116 4 4
a Pacific Wit."o., - .: - ..1 - ' -'- .. :1191
..t s',, Beirlitt - - --* "•
_ 7 ; 4114:4 "; - ;;2144 -
Jril " . o. 1881.:;:i4: 1 '.: (...i.;:vt«.llBX I
flo
811 '
ir
-
Pe l l l B , 7lYOkry: , I ,' .'. ..:co . ! ' ,ACM
Itcld,lpg ....... , ...... , fa
PbµsoWhis kik. ki -' --• ' -'• - '-' ' , NKr:
LeltlBhlircisage;;„,..,..4.4. . .•
i .. '• di'd;j6:6l,4 ,
Valley... L., .............. .:...63. , 4
ViilltmtlCE: ot lit . . 4 - - ' ' -• " - I,*l'
Northern Omani" ' 33
Ceritral Transportatic, - 433::,
Neekkehmkta&.
u. :., - • *• " ' I OW .;
CoiAr.',4l.7NlostagaWll'..%) . .- • 102%.
' • • •
lIY ini.,You.:Covint?-,Fiii-:itto
Pa4.7 1 / 1 1 41.1 1 v0 hogs. fv3l4 •Imcomie. qu.setttie,
Drl Mounte r Syrup of Tar,Wild Cherry ! arid.
Horehound, and' have hear"bnt - onelaplnforr
concothitig.itllmThat; it ii bra thlogve•
haVn overused.' it **eves ttot. iheFont
dorspßept of the people,. bet amerce* playei-
Irtio are ACqualeted with cerapoaltioth;
`give is thofrilinqualltted •splirevat.' it for
coughs, colds. croup,, bronchitia asthma, or
in, Pr*, o , ll.reat. or , Lung, cou
tags no opium AT' other ' dartgernita dreti tea'
is Oliimait'lb ' , Ptelise tall to& logaltA
itxtut Trtal boat& 10 .cauts..l..We aresolo
uSellit/OKT9Plaldlt. —• =
":: Tottrza4 gottici.
\New Adiartisements.
111
11111=1=1:1111
FEZ
NM
AYLOB di CO:,'
CBE OPEN:INO TifiS Wg.X, A LASO! STOOK OF
tiOODS, TOILTHE
LOUD .Y. , TRADE.
Oar assortment of both Staple and Fancy Goods,
is now complete, and having
mails itnpartant
. - sl.zisacictivas
~ ~
=EI
O & l E m s,
Wo feet eiinnitent that lie an oiler
H. 7 f.f.:" . 1:.
~1 .' - .7.?...71';.7 ,, . :!=i
SPECIAL BARGAINS TO !JUR CUSTOMERS
• r •-rrr , ”
• ;4., LV V A
Pleasfi give us a
- 4 , Z.+
. -N.
TAYLOR A: CO.
idr 4'1,_'._:... f -,.F
Towanda Pa., Deo. 8. 1/174.
01i, SAVE...MIELE' AND ON
EASY TERMS.—A firm of 85 perm About
hill improved, -balance timber; now Lug" one
mile from.oenter`of Towanda !lord_ - (
Also, 2 first class rimfdencee in the moat desirable
portion of Towanda Boro. A few cheap houses and
lots, and a large number: of raelott lots cheap. and
small payments on long time.
Enquiro of W. 4, MORGAN & CO.,
j sob. 9545. - -'„ • . • , Over Post Office. •
Fon SALV.,---Tjle Sub acril)er of
fe:;3 for kalo tho following-property , :
r > } ONE LOT of one acre of land, on
aro large and conVentett Blacksmith and
Wagon Shops, supplied with all necessary machim.
exy for crying °man extensive business in mann:
lhcturin wagons and a. general blacksmith - boa- .
ness. The machinery is driven by water rower.
T 1,117
.property will be eebll with arc addition' of
eight feet to the presebt M. - making 'a tattentl 70t
power of it.
AT j AU, ••
N.,--une °tiler, power • on the
liartream, with a'twenti:iive feet wheel, wittCraw
and lath mill attached, all.do good mooing order.
This property has"dre smear of. 'hnd attadhad.
ALSO--A t form. :property with ,
two ana gaaltalt, stagy Nest with beck buitilinge
etc. Wahl" "balltlng CO;11:2 fe,et. wAlt large and
convenient barn> together-wittefeofti one to twer&f:
five acres of land, to suit pgrc ti seer.
Thd above deecribed proi , :eaty is all desirable - and
;located'on wain thoroughfare through the Wysom
Valley and within one and one-half mile of Wy,
Barking depot, on main line of Lehigh Valley U. B.
For terms of *ale apply - ti ; theiliiitrtber at Ily
'eltebdrit Bradford CO.; Pa. • '• • -
Y'~7F>Y.oft.7s.tf. E. REED ?drat
OTICE.-Notice
• • -
is hereby given
th 4 the .underai.r.no.J, boa filed ..1,4.-th4 office-of
the fints - dytuteenliciddf tboßtato Of .PadaYlvantalat.
Barriabure Pa., an application for a warrant to Bur.
aity 4 piece of vacant land situated in Overton,
'rfadlbr a 'Orr, .reiurP7/ItrOls, botidded suede.
a liciihdd as fol own„ _On the north and ve..t
'bit'ttle Ann Harrlti tract; on the esat by lands of
Andrew Brennan; and on tho tiodth.by tondo °fr.&
,Farti brcernrorn Venn Ponitney 'Mew contalbing
oritlihndred an thirty ono acres of land:
1145 I.?" DAIIITF.I7
- A AA#MINISTIIATOR'S NOTICE.—
Totice is hereby given that sdlipersona indebted
to the estate- of Jeremiah 'Hickler. lati.'tof asylum,
deed. must [mike luimodtate payment. and all per
sons having claims against said estate must present
`Atm ;Idly authenticated for settlement
GEO. W. KILMER,
' *e .. ti 1-75. , ' Adinini.sfrator.
.. .
4 , - i.-r- - - '.... -4. - - 44 , - :r_..__--- -:---=- '--- - ----2- -
- A DIAIDIISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—
sptice is hotel?, givoiethat all persons tuaebte4.
tital e estata4f-116v6eit;'Slekt-r. tsti of 'ltiOnoric
.d, are .•requested - 'to mako Immodlote
foto nt, ind U. iternotol_ hatng.,clajos,,
oala ootltto.ontatl)rrirtilitAhori?dtibt ontlidn=
Mr Irrl ,, rst , nt. OM. W. EIMER:
..1''..:1111 , 41, 1-75. ' '.. Atlinintalmtnr.
C .
Go _ .„ .
mno—Alt perns are heie
.
n by cautioned against purchasing ['DR certain
11144 draina-by the andeteigned to leveret Visuals
'labeler's. , hr. the.,ants. of VT - es the mate vie
cligahllßl lift fthe4ll.ol**ll Pot be y
a inlet* mei
• .
feu* il ill
IMSES
PR1C28.% 2
,To t , ..
,
anop4ll.l Auditors ' 6$ • 113 00'
.11;iciollAnIllr for-Poly Lc Bog. caw - ' ‘... --65 00
Isrsogo Corp„tracte......, ..... ........ ' ... ..,:.• . i', i 3,.3443 413..
- 4 , 4 1 roves .. ...-- • - - - ' -':....,...'. t. ' ' 21-10,
11l s& 43-0,:_04 4 1 . 00e. - .•::..... - ,.' ....- ....:i i : 100. in
• Calls. inarkiatg rft s lUDl!.lll.L'apnljt;.... ... ' 1,062 40
lAiiirs4,oo ,„.' -- " `' l 2.5 LO .
4344110 g In d ex in Ite,2..ottlee 44) 00
1 0441 . 0443ornwpweatILL.,04. - , „,:p ••• "4.84465
1 ,Coitt 14 Civ,llsoilt... • ; , '2,05
_
Orianspl 444 c.ogitrioxiireelilkomits„,.....',..... :., , ,-541 CO,.
410 . 414044110Cca4'11 - 440 ......... ....„., ; :: 'LO_OO,
Crier or C0urt;.....»,-,- , ! .. ....;;1...;!,•1,t • ;••-• ..Ig i Z°-
I:o4trict. Att 4 7.„..... • • - ' 27814
Flictidnit ''' '- - ' :4: '" 4 " ................. ' L 010 45
,Fuel aid lights"' '' •• '' -' - '" -4 ' ' ' ' 3 " 22
. , ' .
• .I , 1 truilo
tirind !Jurors - .• - r.
Traver" Jurorl..:.-• . - ' • ' - 6.:.-1„., , 6642,85
in4..04.1 4 rib11e, Bruldlugs . 4. . 332 85 •
. ,_.
Itteldestal expenees - •' - - - - r -- .
-Islo
ituiticaiinqattuatr: ••- • • -;...,; •', 94 05
4=7. Oars44saloster and C10rk........4.,...1._ ...2XII 49
1314ce Boots Mid stationary - - , ' '-' i. ''-321 28'
H
11 119 X
6K
112
1194
11174
, „ .. . ....
,
Amount tailh:ths several lax cr43clorr Of Ilradfor4, annt ,
g for l the yeqr 1871, awl previaus.
Tarp'. and UT:4. "Name of Collector. . fre'rl IA ant AMolliat ! Alai . Ann . ' Alicei
1
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- I • ' ' ".1 , •- / IFigrize4l. o ,l llco ,
; Lae& pis , 'l4 per wt.. . - Duo. i
• ' - i - fr. ~ ! • ‘ 1 , 4 , - -.. ,1,. • , „ ,J
Wylie's. .1, 1 .... D. Si. Lan7pl7eo7 , 18 , 2 ' 0' .2 a 23,1 1 83 83 $ ' 0 •••• ••$ n 6 9
,D 4 LAY-. .. It W. 71IrCronfly 13731 . 114 7 4i ,t: IN, 30 . 111 1/31 , . - •,53 t 8 ..,...,..;
p ,
COl biz ' , ..iWalter , P.l9lo • ' ;I, 091 8 311 ~,7,3
Tre y Woo. W.-Wilting ...!....... ...•; ,` 89 771 , 1 10 851 ". 1 441 - 47 17 ,3 3
LA Wield 111..11. Munn 4.. Z.,.... , .... ...I,' . 4 374 531 314 531 6 58y 68 40 ........
Or ell. , - ' r.,.•. L. a500...•.'4'' ' • 4i . 341 1 1 49 , 244 3.` 5 17{ 65 34 .
, •Eip nolleld ..... ..;-.,.....,, O. W. bleatt. ,. . . ''
i v.
1.1.11' , / 1 91 5 71 .30 16 - 3741 -73 4Y ,,..:......
To ndo. Dos) Sc',. B::Nl...reliolli t ; 4,4.64 631 572 01, 77 28 205 751; ... 532
.TrTerganda North P:11. 1)61.01.•g. 4; 1„.,;1 I 186'61; 2.77 Or 004 24 li5F . '.l
oy T0...:4'.....'..... R.N. P10b.....1i...'....... : ....I '• 140 94 1 63 64. 344 79 GOA - 4
macaroni. ~ it. It cuirne... f' i.... i ' 541 63 .49: 39 ' 286 41. 830
,w4gren ' ' A. A. Ate 71.... ~. • . 1..1. 351 , 4 , 4 ' 134 04 ;. ...... .'., .. ... 1)...........1
' WY11101•.:..... .. .1,. . ' ' 11. C. Dr0ke;,...11.... .. r... 1... 4 .. 2 1 5 Zi, , , 295 20 : .....•• I . f
1,040uta..... .. '.. ... .•.".. Cborles. 8.4.....1, ... . . .„,.. 11,87 f 'l42 521 'so6 I - "i , 67 92
, .
Atltims Twp , , Z. A. We11.4....1. ... .. .. ..1,.,1' 1.633 MI ' 1,5,411,30 39'95 ,82 nBr ; ., ....
'411.1271.1 pro' .. ', . ... .4'.• : Henry 41, Rayeil ' i : ; 770 731 , 728 74! 358 28 -11 r
- Arylurn.. l.. 11. 411 • 6111bL -li'' !'' '7l ,t 3 5: Z e gg 2 1 4 .1 0 • 1 49
17 75
Itl l s l ll / / ! . , T ra s rr l a l A S e t l a c •1" ....... : • - I' '•• ! I r 6 8 :4. 8 1.: . /8 . 0 ...., I i 80
AlO4 MO • "to il• i' , • •••• • .1 ' 1 __ ..,1 2 6 86 mit
..
ElstrLsy -R. W. MeCrasey.. I :.1 • 130 30 , 1,83 20 41 444 4 ...
iklitiMir ou TWp , .•IL 0, Ra1ii141.•..14.. ... .... .. I -.1 530 461 801 52 254 26. 40 1
1
13nolitiiiton 71nr0'..,..... 11: 11.11111 ' 1; : 1-, 110 IA 10 60 - 11 100
osuloa ßnelingr wp;; Went..-,..... I Le .. l 4.' s Co w nip hcat tan . ....i. ;
......
... r ... ,; 1 1:::.;
6•.6
57
831 64,
6 33,
..;
~
1285
, i _ , 464 271 4a9 17 1 951 23 141.
Canton D0r0'....4 .... .. O. L. Fornawort ... .. :..... , ....I : 441 2:1 414'78 ' 4 02r 21 831;
- oblombia ...... L. R. 8031111..... , , • i.... 1 T. 044 IN .. 972 00 ;. .1.... .. . .... 72 101
• 1i1in........ ; .. • Reed .McKee... ... ... . .... ' 576 671 •. . ••• .•. -...•••.1 ... . ... .1 ,. 376 671
Wi f
1
•O villa Orrin 19. Fti11er , ...,, ..... ..) ...,I , 663 521 • i 627 39 •,.. 2001 1.3 03,, - '
Ire ek. 1• - •.. Marles Rim l' • :.; , 413 16 '410.65 ,: 6 12 , 21 09'
Lefloy ~....:,,... George W. WllO.B ..... ....j.... i 555 00 / • 265 061,- ~.1 1 ........ - 1
299 941
Lit01tAe1d............. 6 . , . 11. B. Mu0n...., i' I 094 091 -175 601, '•*, 5 19 2 8 1
I.oBsysilne 'Geo. R. Eineaphrery ... ... . :1.... ' 1'59 10 ' 150 9* 26, _ 7 OA' •
Mormon 'Tino. .1 D. 8.•3111704..:. - ,.... .... .. • .... '1 5103 52 • 575 751K"' 304 - 50 73i i
Blotiroo.oorri- ... , 54, U. Cooitiough I )17.94 --- 90 001 {I 27 941
01.14011 '' ''' ' ' D. L• Cate, ' 4 756 22 408 821., - ......1 .... ....I, 347 401
Overton.... -. Daniel Reverty.4..... .. . ...1...• I 224 02 - 201 18r, 14 21 , 10 63r. ,
I' ll
ik(tetnry John& Wood •• ! 931 61 610 ( 1 9 'i ! . 0 324 al
Ward 1 1 , 1anderatire • ........ I
.....1 • 780 IA 7 444 150% 5 001 86 44;... ......
Roma Twp. 2..; Sliu 27. Rartier.Q, ,617 91,, 555 034 i 1 12 1 30 PG;i •
Ruin& 80r0'.,.,... .... ... A. 4. Tay/0r`....'..... . . .... ...;; ' ••••84 21 .88 09,' 72, . 4.40•;
814,171142 , •E. E. Chimtmrlinl -20,71 26 3,113 300, 6 VII 58 17i i• • • •-•
13pringfie1d • , II. P. Rimy - i- . '....... I .... I • 983 24 932, 2.9. r, 1 72', 49 13 ;..
lionth Crook-, 8. L. Thrunpoori 1.../..! - 4 - 72 Ti ' 400 00' 1 . i 72 14
Bylranis R. D. Pech ' ~ • • ,1‘; .: 93 39 ~ 61 1311.... ... I ... .. .. . ; ..3324
140e0herpiln:... W. H. French. •" 1 1,1'.5. 01 1 067 00,1 3L) 52 52 ;.. 432
83 3 6aing Stoue•••• ••• •• • George 84 , 843.•...', .......... .•.:1 409 34 .481 80 1 : 7 2'02 25 46,;
Tem Shobel Bowman U
, ' , 3 , 14 20 ', 341, V; 484 10 10i;
Towanda Tgp. ' ' SH. M. Davidson - : 550 07 ' 510 78 =l2 28, -2701 ,
Tolanda Bort? ..... ~... teen, V. Myer.:. 1.... I 3.215 71 :1.750 001 : - I
4.455 71
Tt:lrandaltorth IE. B. Delong. r,' . 324 96 - • '... I 324 90
Troy Tarp 11 • 8 . Sl'ile7•• •I's, ', / 1.064 7 1,007 691! 7 721 63 37 L. ','
Troy Dorn' I Et. IL Bnadlinii.i. 1 774;891 , 1 131 06; 536• 38 47 t..,„ ...
Tuscarora A 'Hiram Sbutoway .. .......•
. ....I 519 39 1 • '4OO 001:.... .1 .... 149 39
17181er •C. 13:PlatIre6 ^ . 1 [ '667 fia!t ass 95 i - io ii . 5.i ,
War Ten - 0.- A. Abell ; - 1 1 858 93,,:' , 556 00 ,. 308 93
Windham • 1111 ram 8 Elobreo .... I ' f95'07 409 00r-, r d 286 01'
Wyolsoing ....... P. 8. Sealer:- •.. .•1.... 888 91 338 92,i 66344 38 1
, , ..... . ~ ,
Wyoor k.-11. Flinds....; ....... :. . I ....i 836 91, , 200 6 011 5 ' 635 91
t,
Wet es
t o n x ; 1... 1 lO9 re, , 667. 731; 5 701 86 la, i
Williot Schack.. .1 ' .1
504 09 476 •551. - 8 96. 25 08' ",
, • Reassessment , ''.l 214 141 '93 27, i , ....... ........ 1 120 87
I ,
, -..-- I -,,
.Total ..... ~.. .... ................ ; '635493 73 527086 62 $350 02j51598 37,36163 72
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. , - • • Ii• Ib' •
115
114,i
109'
4 11 514
101
C.`”4l
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JOIN
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To Am 't upon 'duplicates for 1573, and .." 4 . ' ry' Alp' 1 retrtrned . i.recaleated - ...
pr;pyleks year.... ................ ....:.. 1,4,210 . OS ! Exonerated to cure...tors. 23.
Cupdieates,, 1574........ ............... . . .11,11. a.! 73 I"..rontat..;'T. '.. :., .;
rnseat.ll land tax • ii 1,20.4 I'2 Pala Ft':ate tax - ''. ' •
Soiled ?and tax • ' l'' 153 4T . Pald Batik Tax
.Bank tax . ".., . , 1 Otf.) 2.1:: 1 Ora...Ts PAM,- 1
Itealeesemeilta • '- 1 S 31) ' per'4-4.11. t ornminion ork: sumo.'
. .
Irani Banyan, la .'treasurer • 314( . 5 51 : 2 . t...7r e. nt, : on £13,55! 62 Teat:Wed
1 .. .•i Ipc r c a:.!. on $5,4' , 2 54, Tate Bank fax
• - ;. 1. La Trtratury if; his, deeeaini
. . .., . . , .•
~
I, Tota '...'..541,..126 4.; , '
7 14.
-- I
- r d
A111141)0, Oladirgol/0.60 of lkii\ssO-Pr.o•
%taus ycar
Reali4tlatoents
Incide tat roceivals -
from Trans. 31.arstall's At 1111... r
, • ,
1 : ' •
Total. '42,304 47
To Aral. or err ipsned.
1_ ..;
' 1 h
,t Fail County, do heftily certify that the tbovO hi
tiro, Ot i !taiAlpootaty .Yr0..7/ pie first day ottauriary
Ttl ell of JAnttErY, 'D.lBt5. - ' -
_:. • VIT' , ....Enta.T.L. 1.
•
i . .. , AEU '.II FrYiT'LL, . Fran:manic:rimers. ?,,
I. . ISIDD tiIIEPIIID. )11 -
Attest:. E. ti. COOLIILDGIL Clerk. 1: - ,
E ADFORD COTN rx.SS.
i '•
• • . ' 7'--- ' i
• -
. .
' WE, thiinndcrsifsned. AttOtors ornitl ticroty....lo ereby certify that we haToei.enian' ed
the loregoing:stateteent, toad the vonehrs or the tome, r.ta4n4 it to correct.. - ' '
.I.p.A: CEA 7.i '
E. U. DELOS' ,' 'r ALTlaitors. --- ".
•CI ie. rausr, 3 ,
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Hi 4 ving come to tbo determination to ye
active business, I now 'oder fur Balt;
CH~j'
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YANKE .
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And all other goods cOnatltnting . 14 entire stock is
trade; together with the good will of my brio:m.l67
has-Login the short Ppace of two year* op
lucritito and good-paying busiziess.—whietc makes
it a . rare opportunity for any one wishing tO go into
trade. • A small amount of money down, artd first
elasr;: rides payablo in long or short thnii, will be
letup in payment for thegoocis:
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SELLING OFF I SET.T,ING 'OFF t
RE
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FFrom this ago I shall 00MIZICLI2C0 sellin g
slif my en
tfre'Stcelc of goods of all kinds, rcgardlsis of cost, at
WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AI4D AT
New is the time for Country Iderchants.i .
HotCl and 'Boarding-House Keepers, oele•roarrie4
emit old.inarried people, and everybodylelto . in
tra.4. to lay in n atipplr of all or any or the above
g . oeds..at - pr.ices unraralened In ibis iiectiim of the
country.. Thane ooraing brat aria have tai `e beat,op=
portunity to make their selections.
16-ntcre on Main Street. First: 8,40 r itotipi of
fiiit.Natiol;al.llank.
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N poraoiot inaobtici to tika, ,eifbieriber
will save cacao anki. trouble •by oaliioivizakeoediaudy
and settling their gicooutzt*, by ;noney! or ~,Liate;
Occoonta wont bo setilod beforo the lat t. , t 3f 3tarch
• • lira-ands, 4.: Jartl,3. 1875. • • -
ORPHA.I.CS' COURT , SALE.-435
Tittle of an_ order of t,e Orpliansl.Cotirt of
the county of Itradtord,.the . A.dministratota or. tini
estite of Andrew J. Robinson, deedi le s of the
township of Orsiiaille in said county:wilt' ,-11 on the
preMises of • the deeeased in said thwalahl2, on
SATTlBDAYthersiith day of Hareb...lß7s. at t o'clock
13, AT., the following reaVestato Nix: . Ihnindik e•
eon tl•
north by,. lands of (Marge Lircomb :and neorge
Johntion:' on the east by lands of said eiect•ge John..
*34. on the South try lands of John V:ronian; 'sod
on Mil west by ;ands of Iletiry Bailey ;AO Almond
Bailee.; Coataihing Onelnandred and fifty (lno)-Screa.
with tome. good barn and other out tint: Lange and
Unit trees therCo' A.' "Ths shove fann'is sitrato on a
Lpublic highway, Ida Miles from. Troy. ti niar school
itinfise and Churches, and is well watered in all ro
apecta. , '
, ,SRMEI Ole'—StO on property belfig itrttek
!Stew° on confirmation of sAle; 0.000 otT
~,At i
y ' thereafter, and the balance one year Or:miter:
with inteietq.
R. R. seorrmr,; -
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44 rni - t 'Orators. •
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DA.NtRUPTCY.—Iti. Dis
.l.Arict Court of the United Mateo far tliWWestern
of Veneeylvania, in isankrtn,tey i:n lV
in tho'matter of it. , tiruelley„ Usti tit.
the creditors of said bankrupt t • ' • •
This is to sire notice that s third !meeting• of the
creditors of raid bank:nut has been ordered and
trill, he held at the °Mee of F. Orettonjel.;lteetarer
In r.ankruritcy. in Raid' Diatriet. in Towands bone.
oit ttlit ?lid liar; 01 FehrnorY. inl'Set 10 O' ether a rn
forthe pinwale named In thotweetr.second textion
of the itankruot act of Starch ?hl, 1 , 34. 4pdi: thnt I
haw. Tim Ono) si - i . orttits ofNt . -
~nt of
:raid tialLrupt. and rhall , •tt the I Imo and
iiltre shove mentioned. ask the rout.; fur a sitttki.
went rif my said accounts, and a discharne Min all
HAIM y as assignee of maid_ 'stile liribcordatiee
With the prartetenn of thelfirrity:eightb Petition of •
tiroiktitrapt act at liftb 14.14fril
its
rill
OF TIINZEOKIVALB AIIM*I.NMM=,I3 OF
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Matheth Marshall, deal., Treasures', deal. with Bradford CO., for 1874. 0.
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llirans : trs'iree - Treniftwer, ili Gees/ iri!?: P. radford Ca; El 18 74.
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Count! Order';" ce?. tria acl~'c f•d Ca ~ 7 Q 187'4;
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s• arA.T•r - nrcri tors z rr, ss.
• 1 WI:, tlio truclen'Azued;Comintiottone.
a an.tenrrk‘t Oaten:eat ofth. tecalve, and etp.t.ll).
t 3lst day of December, inntueica. A, D.
Witneg# our bands and 81.-41 Of °Like 4t Towanda, tills'
1.
Office. January 14„
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I'ORTANT NOTICE
TO THE PU
GLASS-WARE,
TA.pLE:CiTnIRY,
CHOICE CROO
AUCTiON 1
Sr-75-141 . -
'ANNtIetLIE.E'ORT
IstIVVECENTIO T it t iii, ;814
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Publsl3 Mar:ft • t 699
Prigineo 49 99 o zit if' 04 9, 1 !•:.• Lsan-si t s
• Panfft
nutty.- • A en
CopTinfor(pctopui p , 221141
.fops!'. on putillohnlMlngs , irro!incbe t .„' 31,011
.jtenitir room 464-4:mittit, - • 204) 00
./ WOVI 04 $ 611 11 9 4 . 01i:•••.!,.. - •rni•t •,11; - au. 0 0
,littloriobinizgreri :242 4p'
DestrOfilig 416 %dila .
.. :112111;
tipittl...notUe A 1 111999: -.C.: ,1';"“' - 88702
114140. funded to scboolpsirteet,;::....: - .: 2fo t
o i
T• A; II 311.4 .. • io ::ZY 9
1 • 01,7 9sittellee vreoric;...; . 18
an :ben Inalitate4 0!11897:..:• • -- `,l 138 s
Witfltst oaf ti4estoli, r, •1 50
Itobjti*M. lAreck, Oleik of • APA 454 20
Vcir4t l 4o:o4 ,l ol_ .ICOMESPOPcfg,} • e 4, No
,A llto),PNoitendallr. '- " . . ••• . • '612
bssioo !WU. - • ; 1• 1 '.. `, 498 00
2 4 '.9 1 7914 1 10, clerk rAr0ui4.1..,; 1 ; 1.2001
Total • `. • a • .1•31,o61
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E xoniiiiited id 0011eti01.6...'i •
:Pvrty;ii3Va " , ~ .."
; Orcitailto i :
.3 lic:r dent.'com. ithine.l"
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Ilalanelia'rreastity ,
i'lo GI
1,3f19. 35
10,338 27
.$41,067 . prdersralcl
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1 : 14011 p SES 1 4; F ,FO.iiSALE-ic
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- A 11011.g.0 aad lot m -Towanda lion),
altnite an State street — . Ficipre ld‘by 30. witli wing
16 by 2 0 :.14t70 sbOriegtlial (18 feet posts); Lot
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about r,O by 100 feet. Gb_otiTyell and intern:6
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'ilia rHoase' and tot ,On — Po - lai-$1 1. .
cee:upieh by Geo. P. Cash...;'. The home is .441,3 , 40 1 . ' .
feeL'vothlear part BO by 12 1 ‘. Lot 150 byi \l'M: -
House los fifteen large rooms; three hails. ano;nine : :
climes, pabtry, to.,lVartn the house. Pl ft ylhOgs. -'.. , •
bead cistern.. i• .4 ''l , \ • ' ,
Farm .Igo. l i in,..kiyhtm, =AO:Ong ... ...
one hen dred' and three and alairscres, about 85 \ •
Sexed improved. with tratnad bouts and 'barn '
and
.aver:onp hundred apple trees thereon. „- I :1 • -.
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Farm No. .2; la Asylum , containing I '
0 . 9 scree, abool 30 nervy improved.. wit* new
o=3o harm therean.. - . The lot contains one or: ; , • ; ,
finest springs of water In the county,. . r; '
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-; .gliiio ;So. 3, 111.A.41 kith, containing. • .
103
sces. abont2o acreinaprolud. Bast= in'',
timber, which has been aohl. .No buildings.) . ' ,
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re from
M Mock
Mil
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Faim No. 4,in Aiglum, containing
ott
3. acre! , - , ,-.. which hae ,been *Old.
There ire tw ihigs of water um= this
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. . Patin No. 5 in ItOylom,•contalning
26 acre& 1141' rives listA. A good famed &Welling
hocve 144 4 llag-etone Taal' thexecoL '--
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For inftber particulars apply to 030. P. Cgah; . og
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Towitullaclan4'7s,3m.
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The beet farm In AlbanlT' owneldp, Bradford Co.
Pennesteante, ! -
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FOR SALE;. - 1 •
SO cheap, that a bergaln 40 It can - tot be fu nd n
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the Rat:, ' g ,
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'-. 215 ACRES AND OVER
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cf the crry.7best firm:land f; well adapted to*
mini gralfri . ab.aut j 1.7 0, scree 'improved; a. plerntitud
mutrply, or pimp water; god awellfog borne; liallati,
shed a, crrebanle. Ne. An attelleut location for ras
ing sbtt dealing iiii Et-il,k. Os the =sun reidifrern
reimmll to-Milli - no. lt Wes south Ot.Tosquißls,
..:u the Sulitirscu and state Line Italliaad: half a Mile
from Aerot,. *mile frvm th.b.lll.lego Of Now Albany
Chnrch .end= Reboots eetoretrinct. Title perfect
posemelon civen-eihrue , M . rfteetregti: 7
All *ill be sold for $B,OOO. .
.. - 1 col)D1:43, RUSSELL ,kro.
.pnw4XPA. Dar. 2 7 . lan. . . '
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The giowing inaportincOlot dairy fenttlMl lege
tlalrynien to inquire for ii more econoreftl,and
kiitir.acing Way of airrtsh nits -that that now in
loser!, . - :. , - :,
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" TUE ORANGE CO . . MILK -PAN,-- "
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So exiliosively used in the .Now York Fairy County.
la the ' ; moot perfect arrang(ment for asvi4ig labor .
and rctilgig- all the cramp contained is mint - during
hot cv.ittlit.i. that is noligiefore the public; 4.%n -con
trol the itemperanue ..cif Co+ , milk at ern! iby our
.patent rignator. and save two thirds of the labor.
Wedefyicomn.tition, end guarantee to aura in.
weight , and durability nurpAn In ' thatuarl .t. En::
tire .01fictiou in every cue, or the pane may be
retnrop , 3t our erpenAr, alter so days.trim.
A rg!y for circulars and-Informattooro
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.' , .. B. E. BEABBSI.EIf. Agrnt, '
, 'Farrel:ll4m, Bradford Mi., Ps.. -'-
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- rv 4 ECUTOVS • N - OTICE.-11 . 61 leo
lierelky 4.tiven that persous ind •htisi
the caste of Fleury Ogyhird. Tato of Wyslatang,
dec'd. .sost make isameaste" pS3rtnent lei the nn
d,rsiolot and ell ' , entails barite casket! splattet
oda etAtte.'mnut ,resent ttiern.'dulp anthefitirth
for Alf , '.Iq:NRY B. tiAY Li ft%
"ji odor.
A D.Targint;t:Tbirs NOTICT: ,
144ict, la WTO4 that all petemk i indebirg
to tho ef.tAtio of tsrrisonl. - efien, lite of I? , litibury,tl'e,
cesse4qtre l'egne,sted to. Itialce tfaittedlatti raymen t
and 14 itos tbittili r at kW 'eats!
MUM sett tilt4,l ati tt ;MO a:ita:Ws
91WIt. • ' CATS=
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7"12 22
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7,757 46
B 632 72
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t?..G2 71
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'172 S 1•
876 15
4,373 82
J.( 19 96
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520 28
277 12
[ F 3 82
10,338-21
45b428 44
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11,410 72
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