Tadfatd ,11 orttt
:01anda, b., ' Thursday, May 3, 1877
W. A. CHAT BERT
Dealer in
FINE JEWELRY.
WATCHES,
SI IXER, AND PLATED WARE
TOWANDA, PA.
Towanda, Jan. 19, 18/7
LOCAL AND, GENERAL.
or..n bachelor friend" says the reason
he never got married is because, when he
would, she would n't.
ON .ACCOLTNT the repairs 'now being
made in the Presbyterian
,Church, there
was no preaching in that house on Sun
day last. •
,44 .
D. CHAFFS, of Rome, id manufactur
ing some very. neat patternS of hat and
towel racks, and Other useful household
Taus appbarance of our town has been
greatly improved. of late by the removal
or sundry heaps of coal ashes and otter
rubbislx.' •
J.k•mEs It. WEnU SON, of Smithfield,
have disposed of their stock of goods to
3lAcw Btaa.ocx, a former merchant of
thp place. •
LARGE turtle ; .weir; ing, ; about forty
p(iiinils, was on exhibition yesterday in
the public square, where/it attracted con-.
sidorablo attention. •/' s
J. 0. FROST'S SON g' factory, wititil hag
been idle for mune tine, thidergbing
ex
tensive' repairs and improvements, is
about ready to start up
D. CHAFFEE,. Esq., of ponte,Hi - 6.CA
his great lecture on "Ancient History,"
in Tarrytown,' on Saturday evening hist,
to an interested and delighted au dien
SEELEY has given us another evidence
ofhih generosity as well as the excellent
puility of his trout, by sending us a gen
trous supply of the speckled beauties
C. r,, Tit A -f-v has just pit down a neat
an;lsuliStantial stone ivallF in:front of IfiS
residence on Chestnut street, and is en
gaged on ether improvements atieut his
EEO
S. T. PEET, who led the Green-
back moi - einent in this county last fall, is
now ::;,tiotirning in Kansas, add Writes ap
interesting hitter to the Tunkhannock
Thpubli:ean, The editor says ho expects
More of them.
-7• r IS a pleasant,4ght to - see men who
have been in the habit of getting very
" blue," now clothed in. their right
mind," and wearing the "blue ribbon"
bulge cifmemhership in the Murphy tem
perance society. '
workmen were slating the roof
theqPresbyterian Church, it was dis
e'overegl that one of the trusses which skip
the Ty had become 'unsafe, from
the effects of moisture. The rotten tim
burs were repiovea and the roof made.
perfectly safe anus sure. •
JonNsoN's 'Shaving Parlor, under
!It t.t. - market, is ono of the
plt•tsantest establishments of the kind in
tllctcountry. Acconiplislied and gentle-
manly tonsorial artists arelalway - s in at
temlance to servo customers from the
c.uinfry as well as our town people.
Tiff: old parish of St. Mark's
Pike, - this•cciinty, appears to be:a wpking
to TlVW.hild vigorous life under th'e - Ipa•
i-t*t. of Ifev. (EO. P. tioPKINS. Several
Ir , liilts were recently baptised; ' And' °the
\
1.•
,!ioe ()1,-Eft-rox, E. T. Fox, N. C.
E:.-:l;nr:Erand others, any of 'whrvi' win
.give ifirn'tnation in - regard to the 'natter.
Tarr 'experiment made at the mill mill
to ascertain whether the Loyal- :'sock coal
dust IN onld burn in the furnaces, apPears
entirely rei , tilt nut only
Li lar gratifying: to the coal company,
but oi': the greale'st , importance 1:•., the
; gym errs of the mill. - Thti fuel costs but a
‘tii;it.. and will give the establishment
adv.intage — over the manufacturers
in C . 0.. -country.
ilitatimutncountY is well represented
in the largest dity in America; - ACapt.
Mrin'tftt 'has full charge of the .
11,11 gate iinntents. and t , , , tands. very
a:, and military oilicer.•
Tiny First Chief InigN on the great
E hirer ltrillze, Mr. 3 . RTIN, is a pa
' :tive - this county. The po
he oee,ipie, would reflect honor up
aii)y nan in the nation. Bradford
"yoi4litto feel proud of thesg Men::
S ACCIDENT.-1114. J. P. VAN
f:,.:I; pi I hi' I , COUShI, Miss 1.1 . 7 .7 71„1
,2,tllolyoke, Mass., met with quite
• ja sci ions accident oti Saturday afternoon.
they were , ridine• inp. Huston street,
,
' tvk seat on- which the!y were sitting, not.
);;;cip f securely fasteped,..slid back, throw
tile ladies to the.ground. Mrs. VAN-,
.I. t ." . l ; t:Er had olfe of her shoulders badly ill
j I'M, Thl n lit sustained an in
of the. back, which rendersr her al
' most licl;iless 'for the present, but the
I)ector thinks both patients will . it)onybe
entirely rec.eyelid.
PE:i , (INAL.-31=iss A.I.DF:ti is visiting ;it,
: •
P4r,Foss, althongil. still veiy
Wklak, is nrtrelt better than last week.
11o•aerov and Miss ALDk-N, of
t 1,1"! Female College,. were; in town
this week. ,
NIGIITON iisitinz his
daughter, 3trs. N. N. B:rtrs, jr.
•
. 7 -31 r. PORTE L. ITTN3rAlki', WHO has for
a number of years been connected . in the
D r y (;041 , : trade with the SATTERLEE
liaos.,this morning is to take a place in
ston':. of DuRLANI) & PRATT, NV4Cre
hereafter his many friends in •Elmira and
vicinity Will find hint. There are, proba
bly few rocif in the business in this re
14i,in; who command a 'larger trade than
tioHMr. liiNalAN, and be has fairly won
it bylan uniform co.tttes'y and attention
appreciate.—E/intra
AT put meeting cor the Exeoutive.Com,-
mittee of , the Airicultural Society, on
Saturday last (28th tilt.), it 'was decided
to publish, in pamphlet form, the premi
um lists for the coming . fair, together
with the rules and regulations of the SO
ciety. Further action will be taken at
the 4 next nnxttieg of the, committee, Fri
day, May 4'. • s
NAIAD Engine Co. No. 2,• at their an
nual election, Tuesday eiening, May 1,
elected the following officerefer the etisii7
ing year \ -
President.. 4. T. num& •
• Vice-Prestdinst—J . D. STRYKER.
Beeretary—O, s W. NETurs.
FiOaqicial Seveeary CUM). BEIDLE.
MAN; •
Tregsurer—d. N. N 1 r)
Foreman—C. P. WELL*, *
Firie
Second Au' 1-1 R0041,8/11. \ •
Pipe:Mtn M. BENNICE,- AL\P. LA
PLANT,
Azanien—a. W. WELTS, F. Esititiitt.
Also to represent the companiAn the,
Fire Pohee--Tuol. MERIDN7II, O: E.
RENNE:rr, A D. . CooLuatTptti,:iind E. B.
PIERCE,
' After the meeting the .company pro
ceeded 'to dedicate and open for the sea
son the elegant mew ice cream parlors of
C.
,S..Frrctt, whore they did : apple justice
ttqtlie excellent refreshments prepared
for them. -
BRADFORD District Pomona Grange
No. 23, composed of Bradford and-Sulli
van counties; will hold its regular meet
ing on Thursday the. 81st day of May,
1877, at one o'clock P. M., at Wyalusing,
Bradford county, Pa., in Grange 'Hall.
Delegate'S from all Stibordinatil Granges
iirgood 'standing eilionld be at ,the-meet -J
ing, and come prepared to mdkeia state:
meat of the condii4im their Grange is in,
and also reake their, wants known to
county committee in order that they may
act for them understandingly. I •would
,adviseall granges tb i elect their delegates
.at .their next meeting, and he their cre
dentials made out, ihereby a wing tilne of
handirig in Credentials, and w , would be
ready for work at the opening of Grange.
I hope all the granges will act promptly
in this and have Vidir delegates attend
, this meeting. _AI brothers and sisters
\a \ re invited to attend. We shall all have
•
'our corn Planted by that time. All good
grangers should, t i l t. least. As• it is a
- brautifUl time of yCar, let us all - go to .
JWyaluitig; and liaie a good and pioAta:
bie ineetin r. Wyalusing Grange is A No..
1, compose( of such brothers %and sisters.
\
as the Ctian EULArNS, 11,CELDYS, TAT-
Lons, VAUG HAN. 'KEELS.,, and a host of
others who hav \ been tried
_and not
found wanting. 3'wobrd for it, - -•you will
be takenltarc of. • •-,,_ .
' 'E. It. 1:0 rloNti,olaster;
Towanda, April 30. . 1
,
THE 'Elmira Gazette has already been
fared with a copy of Mr 'l'*::)w.liEit's
work, and gives it• thiS llatterin notice,
which fully justifies our estimate= f its
worth : •
"Through the:courtesy of the smith r.
and publishers, we are in possession of a
copy - a the work, and which is allready
ontsale at the newsroom of FITCH tt.DC._
MARS, and at Sullivan's, on Baldwin-st.
Of its :contents we are not prepared
qow to speak. .` We ean'only say that it is
d brightilooking book,, very attractively
gOtten Uri as -to mechanical or typograph
ical appearance. It is in fact after the
finest style_ of the book-maker's art=
printed in nice -sized, handsome new type, -
Altogether prepossessing, -STO may, say,
and elegantly bound. •On opening it one
is at once favorably' rim Pressed with the
fair, fresh face Of !the pages, and, we
floutt not, an intimate'acquaintance with
their contents will be even more satisfac
tory. -•
." It is a woik_ of 606 'pages.: That it
starts off well may be Judged from - the
fact that' orders have been received by
:the publishers sufficient to exhaust the
lirst edition.
" The dediOtion of the work (which is
the. most preamtious litera.ry, effort of its
well-known author) is a manly and ten
tribute, reading as follows :
. ..-AT TILE FEET
. OF
ALT moTnEn
I . lay this, first fruits. of her gentle
but persistent counsel; :her loving, .never
tiring encouragement: If the great pUb
lic give but the faintest echo to the en
thusiastic appreciation with which I
know She will read •setery line herein, my
desire will be - re - ached, and the utmost
expectations that I Could - entertain .will
be realized. AUFLIIIRN TowtiElt.
"Cliedayne of Kotono ought to have ail
extensive sale' in this city and sectiori,
and there is' - good•reason• for \ anticipating,
for it'a great and general success."
...,
THE MURPHY 3fovamENT—TILE Goo' .
ai l
WORK COMM F. 1.4: ED IN EARNESTLNVER
1301)YSI( ;;;ING frIlE; PLEDGE.—P*U t
to announcement, the first of - a son, s of
\ \ •
temperance meetings was held in the ,
Court House on Wednesday evening last \
`lie house was crowded, and earnest, elo-
most arginnenfative and convincing ad
dress, which had the effect •of • bringing .
many forward, who signed ' the aboVe
pledge, and enrolled themselves in the
temperance army., It was . announced
that the meeting would be omitted Satur
day evening, but in -the morning notice
having . been received that 'Messrs. Eli
moss and I DoLsoii, of • Elmira, could be
with us,-the word was given out, and be
fore it was time for the meeting to com
mence, the seats were all filled. The ,
speakers were attentively listened to, :and
the eloquent words wore' not without
their effect. Mr. DoLsos spoke from ex
perience when 'he depicted the evils oft
both moderate' and excessive drinking, 'as
well as the folly of attempting to reform
in his iwit strength. •
The choir sang several stirring songs
and bu s t few of the vast concourse went.
away without the blue ribbon badge:
I
On - Stinday evening another meeting
Was held in the Court House, services at
the Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist
Churches being omitted." One, of the
most prothising paturei of 'this great...up
rising is the fact that it is conducted as a
'religious movement, and is heartily en
dorsed by Ministers and laymen of all de
nominations.
On Monday ovenjng Col. CALDWELL
and Rev. Dr.. KNox, of Elmira, addresied
a large and enthusiastic meeting in the
Court House. Both gentlemen madeolo
quent and stirring speeches, and ,secured
many signers to the pledge.'
Con. Disnita. spoke at the meeting on
.Tuesday'evening, and was very attett=
lively listened to by a house filled to Over
flowing. His remarks Were earnest and
eloquent.. •
Neat Friday evening tfon. TiotStACE
BEMIS, of Ilornellsville, an' able advo
cate of temperance, 'wilt - speak,' in be
Court House.
PROCEEDINGS op_ PRzavirralm. - 7-3VO
extraottremi-the prooeedings of preshr
,
tery, which'met ere on the 16th nit., the
following items hich will be of intereit
to many of one' dere,: I•
The fiteeme ere - cordially 'welcomed.
'by Dr, STEWA T and hie-bospitable pee.'
pie, and soon eto feel that therwere
at home amen friends, who would care
for alltheir w to' -
Meeting at the appointed time. the
openinservices wore conducted by Rev.
B.L.L.Conde, or. Troy, and Rev. A. Vila,
of Kingston. The sermon was preached
by the retiring Moderator, the Rev. E. D.
Bryan, of Carbondale, who took-.for his
text the wordsiif Paul to, Timothy, as s
found in .the lourth• chapter and four
teenth verse of his first epistle : "Neglect
not the gift that is in thee, which was
given thee by prophecy; with the ihying
on of the hands of the Presbytery:" I -
-After the close of the sermon, the Pres:
bytery was constituted by prayer. The
roll was made ou ‘ t,,and then: the Rev. D.
K.. Freeman was chosen moderator; and
Rtni. I. Best as temporary clerk.
Rev. J. IL Clark was dismissed to the
Presbytery. of/Jersey . City; Rev. W. P.
Gibson to tire Presbytery of Columbia;
Rev. Clark Salmon to the presbytery of
Schuyler. • -
Elder A'. Hand was appointed treasurer
'pro tern. of the Presbytery.'
`9n the calling of. the roll of churches
absent/from the last stated meeting of the
Preshxtery, several of the 'chinches were
°misfired , fur-non-attendance,; and their
sessions wain .ordered to be-notified by
the staterPelork of their .dereliction in
duty. I
The Committm on Bowmau's reek re
ported that the Beard of pliurelarection
bad granted aid.tO4ho amount of $750,
and the church waii\now free from debt.
ReV.‘ll. li. WellesNroported the pros
perity of the -Plains Cbureb, that had
been placed under his are, that they had
called a pastor, paid his salary, add were
liquidating their debt. His rfiligence and
success, were highly commended by the
Piesbytery. \'‘
Rev. I... Mitchell was dismiss4,to the
Kansas City Association; also ilev:-.Geo.
Saul to the German classes of West Penn
sylvhnia. ' 1
The Committees on Sessional Records,
were then appointed to examine and re
port any 'irregularities in the action of
any of the sessions.
111
Geo. b. Meigs,- of the Presbytery
of WOlsbord', being: Present; was invited
to-sit as a .correspondmg member.
The overtures of the General' lissom
bly on the subjectof " tedheed'represent
ation' in that body were then taken up,
and after an animated. -debate ;were both
,
Answered in the negative. •
The Presbytery then proceeded to the
order of th4iday, being - the memerial ser
vice in honOr of Hew. 7. P. 'lllunf",,deeeas
ed, when trio following paper, prepared
by the Rawl W. P. White, was read by
the Hey. IL H., Welles : , - •
I cur Prilbytory is again called to mourn the loss
by death, of one of its members. Since last we
met our bekived father aid brother, Rev. Thos. I'.
Hunt, ho has peen removed- from the Church mili
tant to the Church triuniphant. It is with sad
hearts, yet sorrowing not as - lothers which have no
Lope, that we have conic to record the facts of his
long and useful life, , the marked traits In his well
known character, and the esteem by Which he was
held by brothers and, sons. in the' ministry. Mr.
Hunt was at- the time of his death "an old man
and full of years;" haying been born in 1,94, in
Charlotte county, Virginia. Ile inherited Troth
noble Presbyterian ancestry‘that spirit of unyield
ing atibertireve to whatlie &milted right,• and that
uncompromising opposition to wrong principles
and eustentit which was so prominent in his own
character. If was that ancestry which li . ;1 the celest
a! days Of Virginia's history resisted th e Intoler
ance of an established custom, anti suffered perse
cution rather than withheld testimony. for the
[pith. The grandfather of Mr.,littnt was- a I've?-•
b_yterian clergyman Of Maryland. His' father, 'a
noted lawyer of Virginia, with whom the celebrat
"ed Mr..Wlrtlpursued his legal studios, was a grad
uate and for some time a tutor In the college of
New Jersey, at New Jersey.
It was•to his mother that Mr. Hunt ascribed, en
der God, all the good that was lu hint. . The Influ
ence which she had wielded over his 'early years
had moulded hia life, Often have manyOf .us heard
im tell of the power •whlch the remembrance of '
ti it mother - had, throughout his entire life, in
kee ling him In duty's path.
Ila Mg graduated from Hampden-Sidney -Col
(ere it 1813, he, studied theology first under Dr.
Moses I ge, anti afterwards, under Dr." John H.
Rice, bet of them masters In their day 'anti genets.'
alien. He Was itemised to preach by time Presby
tery of Hanover. Va., In 1324. Por a nine he acted
as a Missionary to the feeble cbutches of .Xirginia.
1n.1328 he was called to the pastorate of the church
Id Raleigh, ('., wirerelicelabored furftwo years.
While, here he became muchelarterested In the
temperance cause and spoke' and' fireal•hed fre
quettilv" upon the subject.,,' Providence began thus
early to load him in tho direction In which his nn,
work was to be letind. The remarkable career
which for half a century be led as a lecturer and
•evangulist dates frtriu this limb: With the exeris•
Oen of a • further' three years' pastorate at Wil
mington., N. C.; , 111s reumitilhg life Was deVoted. to
the church andeoantry at largg, and, especially, to
the temperaitegreformatien.
He visited the North in 1833 as a delogata to the
General Assembly of the Pre4byterlan church.
meeting In Philadelphia, and also was cotamissleti
ed by the State Temperance Society of NOrth Car
olina a delegate to the Gist temperance convention
in the world. which met In the same el P.' Rem.'
tel at that time to lecture on tem)eranci. In North
ern citiess this led to the removal-of his amity to
Philadelphia in 1536, and to his becoming a perma
nent resident of the north. In 163 J he came to re
side within the bounds of what is now the Presby,
tery of Laekawainia. With the orgatilratlon of
one of Its predecessdra, the Presbytery of Luzern°,
In 1843. Mr. 'Hunt beeaneta ewsuber, having. trans
ferred his connection from the Pr-sbytery of Sus
(1110O7M13. of which Lackawanna Is now the suc
cessor. In connection with Luzern', and its suc
cessor, Lack:swarinit, he-remained until ids death.
As a - presbyter tome weremore faithful ill at
tendance timer its Meetings or readier to perform
the duties allotted to Mtn, lie was weer qtrickte
discern tit^ priticlMes of our cow tjtutlonal polity,
anti to resist and warn agaiust the consequenees of
a violation of them. A veneration and love for the
symbols of our beloved church went. deepiy root eti
in his.heart. and no departure from their strict
letter would be allowed to pass without his earnest
pretest.
I=
Though without a settled' charge, Mr. liunt.la
bored ouch among our churches, receiving little
compensatien for. It. and many a pastor feels under
obligation whim for the asSlstance EA freely ac
corded whenever asked. Ho preached from the
written word; and most generally made its great
doetrines the theme of his discourse. Ctearly cut
and clear was his analysis of the subject, logical its
presentation, and IncNice:and severe often In the
application of It which ireiriado. 110 hived to ex'
pose, rshrike nut hold up o ridictile the sins of so
ciety, and the Injurious customs and practices of a
community. As a .1-hater, quick to percelse tiro
weakness of an opposing itrgutio'tit and to gather
up his own points:lU logical order, and present
: Ahem in reply. Mr. hunt had •few superiors in the
\pouch: lio excelled also in scathing tienuticia
, tlOnp f error. 3.i Welt as In satl-lcal arid humorous
-, lesvipt ion's of and allusions to those found advo
catin`g it. Tie tender *and pathetic 'were :<,ften ,
pot trayri with great power by him. ,
• It was iii the advocacy of the Temperance re
' form. and In battling agalrist 7 .., , all that opposed it,
that Mr.`lintit's greatest energy, power and' per
•slitericy Was shown. This cause had few more
conSistent ao4l faithful laborers than be. :There .
are marry throughout the WI that have blessed
Mtn because 4 the efforts de to save tio.in and
tires dear ones frikra the dreadful curse of Intent
10,r:ince. Long will he be - rtinvitirered • Its the
tiri le
nikard•s ft nd:: ,'‘
Mr. Ilunt was a patr,lot. too. and \ loved' Ids room
`,try with a 11‘..votion ra.k - e%enrialed. The selfillettlal
whreli in., made for it It days days of Its' trial is but
a single Instance Its a lite eltioli Was roily to be
offered for eVery good cahse, lie- hesitated at no
sacrifice when Mac that iltity\called.: in early life
he yrought upon himself coiShNuy and poverty by
thleinalacipatlon of tito'slave)yie : Inherited. kr
ttrW' wards ire, sundered ties w - 110 were dear and
labors wh!eir were ctitagenlat, t bathe might devote
himself to' an unpopular work. Through' all his
. life he submitted to be separated treat the endear
ing associations of hut family tharlte might do
FOltiething toward reclaiming the weltk Illlft;rt nt
‘riat e and vile!. Ever VV:I.3 he rejsily to forgettperson
• I ill , , and ihrOw .aside-personal tasks\ \t;tat he ,
riv vht help a Mother pressed by the (tulle ‘of iris
cat pg. or alleviate sortie rssir tom groatilta ander
•
. the I. olshment of invited and tottered woes
Thy , or and unfortunate In 016-place wile e
. lived ;v1 may, him. The churches where heal
id : ten t :teem . rued to preach will miss him, and 0 is
- how much - .1.,1 his 'co-presbyters ruins him. Tba
1:
form beloved,
,Ith astolle anda pleasant word for
all, is absthat fn our ineetjogs. From the roll
call his nafire is (I : , ;sped. No nacre, iariured father
and brattier, shall beagle° upon earth. liut.we
believe that we sir dyneer thee In the upper
courts. Having tough b good fight, havingrtlnlsh
\
ed thy course, having it t the faith', thou hist.
.gone to receive the crown ' .f rlghtermsness which
the Lord,. the rightecus. j • lge. shall give.. We,
will cherish the memory oft v fraterna l ;friend , .
ship. of thy earnelit testimony ‘ divine truth, and
self-sacrlflclng labori for God an humanity. In
spired by tiny +example It is ourle+. that these
God. we may he made more watc/i ul and- self
sacrificing In the Masters cause, th the work
'Which Ile has given us to do, may be ' ell done,
V., ,1a
arid that the place 'made vaeant by them nay he
filled by our more earnest its - es. , - • :,
\ .
"Sorvant of God, well dime,.
1E64 from thy loved entploY;
'1 \
The battle fought—the victory won—
; r Thou haat entered thy Master's joy:.
. ,
0 :k• "The pains of (P -
(Path are past;
Labor and sorrow eease;
• Am: Illels long warfare closed at last, -
Thy seul.l3 found In Peace.' . .
..`Soldier of Christ, well tionex
' Praise be thy new emploV• •
And, while eternal ages run, •
Rest In thy Saviour's joy."
After the readingof the abole papers;
eulogies were . pronounced by .
several .
members of the Presbytery. . .
My ! , Reuben .N. Ives,
.who had' -been
preaching/ forthe past two years at Great
Bend, applying for ordination, the tPress
bytery voted to proceed with his, exarnin.
ation to that-end. s : .
A call front the Plains church' for Achil
les L. Loder to become their pastor, was
'presented, and by Presbytery put h4ltis
hands. 11c/having signitied his accept
ance of the.Sarne, it was resolved to pro
ceed-to his examination with - a
view to
ordination and installation, if I,ho way be
clear 4 • s -
. •
The Rev. C. K Canfield. 'mating on;nc
cotint,of his - health, that the' pastoval re
lation between him and the church of
Bowen's i Creek,; be dissolved; and the
church through ils'conimissinner signify
ing\theie willingness,tu; acquiesce in the
step,\ltough regrettin g its necessity, ,his
request vas gratite4; and Rev. 11.. IL
Welles *as appointed to declare the pul•
pit liaCant,and moderate their session.
-31 r. 'Arthur Johnson, a licentiate laboi•
,
ing livlNantiooksk and Bbiekshinny v asking
to be ordained M an evangelist, it was
voted to proceed'to his lexaminatk!ri vyith
iew to ordination. ' '
Milton L. Cook, a Student tinder
/ the care of the Presbytery,"
. having coin
pleted his studies and being commission
ed by thd Bowe Board to labor in' Mis
soula,;' Montnna PerritOly; mm hundred
and foity .rniles from any Prealpyterian
ininister, asked tor ordination as evan
gelist, whereupon, thOugh contrary to
the oOlnaryqule of !he church, the Pres
byteri voted to Proceed to 'his examina
tion. - Mr. Cook's "Parts of Trial,"oon
slating of n - Latin exegesis, a griticaVeX
ercise, poisilar, sermon, and - a lecture,
on subjects previouily assig,ned,, were. ro
(erred to committees, for, examination.
Messrs. Loder, Johnson, Cook and /ves
wore then submitted; to a lio.arching
arnitiatiMi on their personal religious life,
motives for Seekingitho .Gospel ministry,
theology, church gOvernment and sacra
ments, with great
,credit to the young
Men.. • - •
The trial pieces of Mr. Cook were ap
. ..
Theflarrative of the state of religion
in the Presbytery was read by the Rev.
S. L. Conde, and showed a general !spirit
ual prosperity. Many of the chureheg_re
ported revivals, and a number of Verdi
tions.
The Murphy Temperance' movement
has taken cold of north-western Bradford
county, adj, ining Elmira, and one of their
blue ribbons . as seen in. Preibytery..qhe
financial troub had embarmsed many'
churches who were: hoping for better
times. • \ •
Mir. - Milton L. 00, 1 ,_ then preached-be=
fore the Presbytery I'l trial sermon from
Ps: cxviii: 8, which was\also- approved.
The Presbytery- -them \proceeded to or
dain Mr. 'Reuben N. Ivelts*ud Milton L.
Cook to the work of the, go)potiilinistry
by prayer and the laying on of\the hands.
After the ordination, the nendrordain
ed were charged by the Rev. N.'Qqarke .
as to their duties in their new-relationi.
Mr. .Loder, deiiring to be ordained in
the church 'to, which .he is called, Abe
Presbytery voted that when they adjonr,
it be to the Plains church, that they mat,
ordain Messrs. Loder.andJohnson.
Rev. Mr. Meiggs, of the Presbytery of
Wdllsboro', appeared with a communiea
, Om from that Presbytery" asking the
"Presbytery of Laarawarna to unite with
them- in petitiming the synods .to set•eff
to'the Presbytery of Welisboro' such of,
the Churches Bradford and. Sullivan.
count 'e,s West of the Susquehanna as may
seem betQ them . *
The RCVS: J. S. "Stews D. D., S. L.
Conde, S.-
I\
Conde, W. P. *White, and
Elders D'A.:OveriAi- mit G. A:" Perkins
were appointed , ,e, &u ittee to consider
the subject and report at the fall meeting
of the Presbytery. \ . •
Plymouth was ch sen as !the place of
thO Fall meeting. ,
[ The pastors liav i ing-,,e)targe of, students
preparing frir th9' repel-tett gen
orally . conitneiiaing their:tlitig,ence.
Revs. Sfewart, D...D4 J. G. Mil
ler, \V. Irf.‘,s - yrirt, and. 1.1.- ll Snowden,
"and 3lcelinfock, Tidd,
F. D. Pratt; and J. A. Rippard, were
chosen colinnissio'ners. to .the nextlieet
ing of the / General, Assembly in Chi ago.
Prof. E, E:uinlan; of the SunQsuelNi
na Collegiate Institute, made a very
pleaFia4t- 'reriort of the .cozidetiens- aiut ,
heeds' of-the school, which belOngs' to the
Preslgterir: The revert was referred to
a counnitthe to bring iu .a 'suitable min-,
. _
ute. •
. .
The committee to whom Was referred
the report of. Mr. Quinlan offered the,fol
lowing minute, which was:adopted :
"For more-than twenty years this in
stitute'has.dene most 'thorough, efikeient
and . successful 'work in the seculat and
Christian training of those who have
cOme tinder its instruction. Its facilities
in this respect are as -good now as they"
ever,blve \ been, while in addition to this,
the beriaitl , „, of its surroundings, the
healthfuliress\of its situation, the excel
lence ref itg‘Christian influences -and'disci
pline, and thd„nioderate expense to winch.
its students are,, \ airbjecte,d, make it in,
every respect a most, desirable place, and
worthy-the patronge\t . rr all having
dren tO- educate. While it shonlil be a
matter of congratulation. that such an in
stitution has been placed\umier the Tos
:tering care of this Presbytery, 3 it, is at the
same time a rempach -to us, slitat it has
received so little isyniNthy fry M. r pas
tors and churches, and'that so "little has
been done l by us 'as, a Presbytery \ to•en
large its usefulness and increase' it effi
ciency. While z institutionsi of at 1ea4.00
greater merit/have been planted, libeCal
ly endowed, and. abundantly . sustainedity
other dem:ln - dilations within the bounds of
this Prestytery; this has beCn allowed' to
struggle for its very, life, with. scarcely a
word of 'sympathy or an effort of assist-. 7.
ante, or:encouragement, by the body to
whose watch and care •ii --, „has been cunt
- •,
11fto/red, That in the S4?ptehanni Col
legiate Institute we have aschool worthy
of the patronage of all having Children to
,educate, and that the pastors andssessions
- be directed to brin g . the advantages of
this Institution to the attention' oki the
churches under their sure.
Resolved, That the Stated Clerk be di- -
reeled to place this subject on the ihreket
for the-second day of each Spring meeting
of Presbytery.. • •
The .following vote of thanks was.
adopted unanimously by a rising vote.
Res , i/ved, That this Presbytery extend,
to
.the pastor- and congregation of- the
Presbyterian elnirch of Tetwanda'• their
thanks for the very ,kind attention and
most hospitable entertainment Which-they
have received front them during the-es--
sions of their body; and to the railroads
for their Courtesy, in granting excursion
rates to and from the:meeting-0f Presby
tery. •
The brotherly and Christian sympathy
of the Presbytery was ordered tki be ex-
Pressed by the stated Clerk to Oev.,
Dunning, of Honesdale, under his griev
ous atiliction'of the past wintez, apd
Rev. Anarew Brydie, of Pleasant Valley,
who was taken seriously siek tin ; the see- -
(NA day of the Presbytery's meeting; and_
was left to the kindness aml Christian
care.of .he good people of Towanda. .
This business -being thus cOmpleted,
the Presbytery adjourned to meet in ,the•
PlainsgPresbyterian Church on Tuesday.
the Bth day (',lf May next at 4 o'clock in
the afternooh, andiso closed the / spring
session of the Presbytery of Lackawaima.
A GI4ND. HLINT:—The following des-,
cription of a great taint which.ttiok•place,
in this county, we clip from the Reach*
Eagle of a recent date. We presume theret
.
are but few men in the county .who haVe
anmecolleetion of the great event
" Bradfdrd is now one of .the largest in
area and most populmiscounties in Penn
sylvania. The Bucks are a ruling family
here. _ When the Bucus, • the .grand
fathers of, tlie present generation, caniu
\ here,- the place was. literally a hoWling
\ Wilderness. Wolves in great di - cites p
la`Oted almost every other living think.
\About seventy yeamagoi'said old l Mr.
Buck,\we had a great, hunt here-it cir
cular lannt, taking iu. the eountiy round
for tliii = t•Yeiles. It is said that over six
hundred \men wereengaged in and
that was aNgreat many for those imes.
There was ikaptain over- every .ten men
to see that tl4,did not shirt one another
in the':exeiteinetit.. The place of meeting,
or rather the'icedtre of the circular hunt,
was a = round hill near Leflaysville, on the
hp.ulwaters of the .wiyaluging. The hunt
lasted for three Alayskie first to drive itt
_
"_
Thn tiring : continued all .day.
- ward evening it was tremendous: AS it
grzz* .dark the, . men .gathered , together,
and at the word'all tired together. - :The
night was spezit `hi dividing the game.
The result rtonsitehundred deer, thirteen
g . reat wolves,.l ten bears, and . three
pautizeps, Theo were no • mote
calves killed Ity, th s wolzes iu that part of
the conutty."
Taxi' temperance *acol•stiill rolls on
ward. Don your blue ribbon.
•. \ /
', s 'Taw Kraus;—Dr. B: nail >iiq re-,
turn tp Binghamton, hi ~ a
e ormelbcrmqt, in
few days. 'He hall htiad rnitiiirielsqls
'116614 his almit residence here„ land thO \
'best wiabes of all FIB folloirlinsi
Rev. SA. Coups, is giviUg a course of
four BrilditY.Vocisiiiig biatilei ocitmeifibig
m
the bear app' aeh of the millenniu .
Two. Lectures h va already been given,
and were listired With "deep intermit
bra . large congregatbr. -
Mr E. 8. - Jawtet,e has 'been , reifected
! 3 _ . l 4Perini - le Presbyterian Sun
day-seb 'ARSON E8(14 , 4,ssist
ant 6, - W
brarian ,
Mr. JEW '
years, a
having
. .
bers. . \
The Enterprise l'ilinufacturing Conips
uy is prosperini, finely, aint the:brquet"
of the concern seems to be ably managed..
Mr. Jou* A. P i t?(.solfs, ono Of the best,
accountants in t e §tate, is at th \ c4head 6t
the business. /. ; • --`_ -- '
Joni 11. G i n.uvr Juts been on • the ick-
I
list for.som9/time. We hope soon to heakr
of his,recci l very. - *..*.
. .
r HEVERYBODY, without regard to. roll
gious. creed or political tenets, roads the
Elmira Daily Ailre:Wier; that is, every-.
body hereabouts;
h ut - all do - not know
that: the local detiartment, which is
. a
chief attraction of the paper is presidett,
Orerby J. A. Tow n,, one' of thO most
entertaining write* . of the day. The
teaders'of the Ativei:lieer will be pleased
-to learn that in addition' to the lieu arclu-_
0113. work imposed upon him in his edito
rial ' capacity, . Mr. ,TowziEtt has found
time to write many exceedingly' bright.
and piquant sketches for Harper's'. liind
\ othci leading periodicals; and that for
nOrly two vers ho has been gathering
tliee fo a historical novel, which
is now \ iq, thO,bands . of the ' publishers.
The - stcky will 'be*: - entitled ,!' Clicdayne,"
and its inC dents are taken; from scenes
enacted 'hi' be- Wyoming I „Valley years
\
ago. Some o the characters, we are in
formed, still Fri t, and we can assuke oar
friends that that o.c book will lie replete
with keenese:lnterest as Mr. TOWNEWS
style is both finishell, and fascinating.
" efiedayne " will coma,at a most oppor
tune:time, too, aad will ba4 \ pleasant sup
plement to We proceedings which Ire in
keparation for the -proper celebration of
Wyoming's centennial, next. sunismeri
- BUSINESS LOCAL.
tdr Mlsip Pomei; at,limriwzmATV4.,
CarTocchen Laces at KENT. & Buss%
lE7' Fine French e10e 4 14 at I3E.tinEz•
T" Nov Dress ' Goods at gnST
, • aprn.
Eilgravlng done at 11E,Nrustat.a1V8 JewOry
Store:. •,<, •
_ _
Necklac-es latest stylesat
ag- Gfeif
DELMAN'S.
gads received daily at ITE
DELM•N . B. • \ r• •
YOu can baly,„it plated Castor for 99
cents, In Sierctir Block. \
tW" M. E. J. 311(its is stilling GOodi
cbpapor thrin ever. • \ aprl'2. •
ET — If you want a Hat, go to .
Mrs. E. J. MINGOS. a., .
Haildsomest asortrpent_6(Jewelry
n town at II ENDLLMAWg
t — Now-Cloths and Cassimeiks aG '
aprl2. Ku r vr,/ta IsslV
41;if - I,lnNriLssiazi °glens great reduction in till\
ver-riated - Ware. • .
, /Ur Ilaxnr.r.faaall3.3 go03(1 goodlantkill prices
are very That 13 Me place. to tiny. :
•
All Clio Intesj übltc.ltl s, very
cheap, at tVntTcoin a h Sitm:i•A. • -
, f2rFull line orStimmer Silks atrgEkr
it I:Liss% , er/'-'1
-4b • .
rr Bargains in Ladies Tics ati . ..k, NT
Si BLis:. j . 4k t •
re" hlosiery llosiery iGreat
nargaims.at. kENT St'lll.l!4l'. sprvz.
• 14,117- Large s st.64 of Shawls and Ekirts
at 'KENT 8 fiLiss`‘yery cheat,. aprl2.,
rPrir A largo - stoel of games and toys,
at cos k, at WIIITCOMn \SII
vir You wlll be surinOett
,to learn how
much you can buy for 90 rents in Mercur Block.
All goods sold at 31. 11ENDELlIAN'S war
ranted ni represented.
The 'best Crackers - baked every
day at 6* - 1..e.5. Bakery.
A largo assortment, of siring• and
summer iiats, just receive& it M. E. Boisx
•FIELIfS.
' VVIIITC01111:& SIIABT 1011. the bet;t: .
Blank Bauksinantifieturedin tEo country.
Sterling Slliret and Sllver-Plato . d.eups at
iIENDEL]tAN.S.
jilanionds, Rings and :Stud Pins at Iletr
-01.1.. A.N
~ r jr Yon can tidy nice, fresh-baked
Crackers at COWLr.s . Bakery, very cheap. ,
EV — Crackers t r of all ',varieties baked
every day at CovmEs• B.tkery. „
CZ' A. biglstock of :very fine Stone
Ring, at very .Ireaf pricy at IIEtsiDELWAX'S'
Mr Sterling Silver and Silver Plated
ware at low rrices at HEYDELIIAN.S.'
. Lailies are especially
. invited to at
tend the salt; of Crockery at Athens next week,
-ars
I ,
W" . You 'can get all the 'latest styles of
stnttonory, rely cheap„at Witmciun & S?IACT'B
M - The largest and botassortment of
spring clotllnk In town, at It.t.,..ROSENFIELD'S.
t New firm, new go s and low pri
ces at the Bridge Street Furattir'e
. Store timir2O,
Dir Everything In the tine of Jewelry; Silver
and Sllirer Plated Ware, at ii.ENDELNEAN's. '
•
fir Everything in th 6 lino of station
ery at Wfirrcotta •Zt 911 A 1-y7S.
. ,
r"E" Zepliyrs, Canvass 'and Card noard
¢tt Sirs. Mi go.nprl2.
Igir -lIENDI.3IAN'6 :store s filled with
rit-eta artiris for th. Tti)ltday t do;
• Mr - Don't go anywhere buit y to Warr-
COMA h SuAcr's for your Wall Papor.
good! !inns° in
convenknt location.. Enquire at tliKonlco.-
. •
ItZ7 Undertaking ,a speciAlitii ( p.t
Bridge Street Furniture Store. „niar6.
Mr: Silks! Silks! Silkal A..large Mock
of 3lank and Satniner Still, at BENT & Brass'.
i
rir Ladies 2 Button KM GloiTri 8.5 bt.g.
per pair—redneed firm 11.00-4 KENT &
s rir Call at KENT S, Buss' and look 14
*le N lr now Corset.. . . ,.• 6144.
,
'4,lar- Don't fall to call at 11ENDiLSIAWS andisce
hlsixals and tarn the prices. . .
X, .4s- ,
tsir.Xprr Styles of- Hats at Mrs., E.
.T:
misaos..\\ - ,aprl2.
Vir -disses' and Children's
Shoes sel regard to cost; at tita old
stand of !nano.
If 'you Ntiint, bargains in . 'Ready
\
lothtug, :\ 4fTENFIELD'S While he Is
t for Spring st • Marg.
clotting a
\
re If y` a want a salt \ af clothes Cheap
'or than you eal\tu3r thoain4 \ iikNen' 'York, just
counttiosassu*s.. , \:\ • "1- .
"- --,..-
has the \ first stock
NATverts - are, ithrought
tir 1t117 . 4: 111Ciii i k•
et Watches, Jewelry land' ,
,lwto ails torh: Call tun! lam
F.O - 1 Y
il , Lt-
BALLa' Treasurer.
In SUP, otendent for
7 . a , of "t he best,-
Iyed lid fi fty mem
\
11 is IN
ItioxTAxYns,—The publie'ifill be pleas
.Nl to learn that the, eill antrellab t
lerro *ON?
T ANY ES'fiave ;lee hled ake thO
TRAD E, a speelaity,4zol to that end have Just re-'
kelved a taiga lrbiere, comprising everything In'
the line, which they will sell'
I t astonishingly low
, .
Er""i'llo Russian Court invited_ ,
. Pr.
_ .
AlLltrt - and,his family to the ArcluluKai wedding
do the It.,;yal Palace. This tit:dine:Nu was awarded
him tint only because he . uas an, American. but
also Micattsolds name as a phystclaMbad become'
tatoral4y known hr Itus.ll4o*"ltd . pabsago. round the'
World.--Ptieb to ''(
00.) •Peopie. .. * . . . ' ' .
• :tf?' Mrs. E. J. 311Noos has jiistketrirn
r4,*ni New York and' l'hiladetAlw, where she
has been seleutlng 3illlttiCri, Ladies': Furniiiittik
clocsAls and Notions for the Spring and Stnunter
trade of all kinds. All know her Capability. ot
se
-leetlrg the best the inarttet : affords, hot this season
shit has also the cheapest. her opening
. daks' are
Friday and Saturday of thiS week. aprl.2.
VO r '' ' Slll.l. LEADS TUE. TUADE.—" Tllc
fiugar ., continues to be the favorite with ft.:1111-
,11es. The late litipro4enient Is appreclatc,l by all
who examine It. Don't allow any agent to.iniluce
You to purchase any other Seltthg
Mach/nes s.3l(l . arieas,' tritis. A liberal illscoOnt
for all cash. flown. Ofllg'o at t!io book seo;o. of
Waircomir Jr •,
irgr CECIJ. CO., 31d., Oct.
it.-31M.shs. Co.: About. eup year
since I was attacked with a violent cough, accom
‘
piMied with heniorrhaf.m of the lungs, which caused
nOemuch. alarm. .Attor using one bottle of Dn..
Wp•TAn's iIiALRANFVF WILI, ibir.nnT I wee On
tfcely and gawp since experienced no re.
turn of file disease. `I. cheerfully recommend this
remedy to\he public. 4E0.11. - REA STEN.
60 cents dill' ei fi bottle ; Sold-by altAfuggisfS.,
M" .. To eti;s:iitt l'T I vEti.r-Tho adverti
ser, a retired pllystulan, baring providentially dire,
slivered, while a..pt:.;141 .3tibsluuary In Suet ,era
„4sla, a very ,linithNyt getat•li', rvinetlj' for Ybe
,Nwedy and - rucrmaneuti'itre of consumption. as / th-
Tina, Bronchitis,' C'starrthAtui all tlifoat and,lung
anectlouttatt a positive aid radical , specific for
NerTons I'.reiliaturtllveay, and till Nei:.
tour COIIIIII4ILUtS, fcls lt _ld\ duty to,imake It
.known to his Sittrcrihg fellows. .liy this
motive, he will cheerfully seed (frie of charge) to
all who desire It, the recipe for Orep:ir s iug,and foil'
(Wet:tient, 't ' utiiuccesstallY , using, this kovidential-
ly ;IL:covered rrined s y, Those who wi.;lk to avail
'themselves of the hetients of this discoveryrhorit
cot, can do a° by return mail, by aditressliikwfth'
a slump, !Mining paper,
CIIARLI - : P. MARSIIAI.t:,
I
• 33 Nl4gara Street,' .
!tonal°, N. T.
OWEN—KN A PP:—ln Moat Zion, April 24th, by
i:'v. Matlock Armstrong. Mr. A. It. Owen and
Miss Ella Knapp, both of Monroeton.
STI4..k7C6E-111LI..—At the 'parsonage, Monroe
•, ton. April 29th; by Rev. 113Ilock Armstrong: Mr.
\Janes Strange, of Barclay, aivi Miss Eunice
X2llll, of Toivautla.
- DIED. - •
PIPT:II.—, In Monroe p., on the 23,1 Inst.. of con-.
gestlon `uf the liver, William Piper, aged 33
rS.
lq the full \ prime of his nunhood. the loss to his
LlTTlily of ra Nt; I llslaut.tivi! children is sure, While the
cort.finunity suffet In the deprivation of one of Its
go.”) induserlous citlzenrt.
AT . . - -
r
111.7`01 , ,i'CIOIN. OF lIITE,PC
Nc t , Kla. & et.T.:, Bankers" and ; Brokers, .15
Sou kti . Till/it Strict, l'ldindelidda, April an,
.
. .
* ' BID. AS
-
U. S. 'SRI. r 114
.7k-al, ••-65, .." .. 11l
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i \ r 5 1241, i
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Pvq. 111 Ta I
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ITtilt.^4l R. It of N.. 1. • ‘\,.
Pittsburgh, . 3(ll.utraio It. P..,.'
Northern Ct ntral \ 13
central Trat sportu; fun • • 35
Nospueholitz g 43,
worth PonuN ...
ycauta - .. . 43
C.A. 31ortgage G . A, .89 • .... 10"
'
ATOTI CE.—A 11 versons arc lier k )y
• warned' againstpureit4ing a note givert.hy
!no to 1.. U. Strickland. tor Oloty•stiven dollars and.
fifty ei , nto,* and flue June R. 107. Said note will
not bouoald, no coo=l.l”rat ion having been recelied.
WILLIAM U. Illt 1 1111Skt.L.:.
IMlagk Walnut, Pa., App1,26,,
IST OE LETTERS rem fining in
,Post imiletl at Towanda.; Bradford Co., Pa.,
or tho week ending, May S, 7-Sy':
Arun% Mary ' • Braund, Mills AvY
' Harriges. Hulda -: , ' Burke, Annie ;- • C.
!traps, Resslo - ' Costello; .Ella
Chapman, (Mr° Car!, Helen ' - -
Campbell, .1. E. . 7 Dudley. John '
David, Amla Kipslu. S. Hi
Jacob, H. . lelkle, Lucy
LlWari, Thos. Lee, Luther . •
31urry, W. D. McCarthy\ Pat
Murphy. A . Maynard Mrs. A.
Moran; Mary. - 31clionsid, J`ofin
Ryan, Johannak . Scott. Michael \ - ' '
Stinford. L. - Shoidnalter, Tild e.
-
Thurston, Maria!) - Thompson. Chas .
'Williams, H. U. NV ilcox, J. s. atm '':` • i '
. • HELD FOR ADDR7.:.'O. -. ' . ::‘,.
Ellen Iteazan. Shlpipailly \{ is., ' Is
Hey. 31r. McCoy M0rag,,N...1", 7 1 1 .,
.., ..
Persons calling_for any a the, nboy c , wilt life'aso
say '''advertised," giving date of list.' .
o S. W. AI,VOHH, P. M.
G ET YOUR
otn; romrrits••••• •
•
- ARE COM I'L E,7/ Fe l R MANG
. .
,illll OR K.
PARK. SfREET TOWANDA'.
= I
Iar " ST:A 3I. PKN.(4 4 " B - tlinH PM. id
and 'Etabrotaery, nestly 'executed, Orders tuiten
al..lliter k Btrsa 9 Drjr Geode Store. '
. .
SIP D0n,1,411 to aft of IluxOt.ilt4tit , O, it you .
CI to toll, asytblog tholue of 4elitieer
" 4 • •
Fine American and Sala( Gold .Itratehea.-In
Stem Wttutere, favimitem and :itmta t at
Key
KENDAL
lion'Tqx..lias:,renacrved Lett
Fry Storo from Patton~ Block io
looptotcyr Block. „
•
tar itt
Book and Stall
lb" atoro south 31
Ono hund $ aaa.is of freahlishton
B siit s ; t0 . i.i 4 40 at - viniriegrrico,
• . coomm a ED*Aures.
caprzo-ulo-
1 NO* is the tiro
iVallyaper. • Witurco,un
and well - sclooted• , - stock .!iriticlfi
chin*. •
01" Tat o Notice, Iherwis a
ductiOn Waltiptii and E i lgin ffirateheal
.HENDELIKAN'S, and you Frill be anru to buy
the priceaho Is offering.
t PLMTEIL—PIERCE & SCOTT ;lAIrl
dust reeelved at thelrmil Yard s. suPP I 7 - 9f fresh
ground plaster from iho old; Cayuga beds." The
Lett In the market. . CaprlG-4130:.
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Ilir 3.Yanted.—A Farm of 5 or 10 acres
In or near Thirantia, lila' `good.Botnui •inl Barn.
t!ot must be reasonable.. Address P. 0. flex •4714
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tt7To CAsjt Ilcyrats.—Now d üblg,
teed Ma on di naught Organ; OM. With nine
stoik ill! . AddrOis .1,. b. ii - ;ow.EL ,
[apr23-3,1 i • • Scranton, Pa. ,
ur The '"grand /Central Hotel, New
Tory, endorsed by \ etntrieuVand iiistingnlshed men
is the best, has compitedArlth popplat demand
and redeem' from 6,0 e to V. 60 and iLtoe per day.
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• • Vir..: *. KlillcE,' .t Merchant - Tailor,'
has moved his Tailoring estaldishinent to TktiVis-b,
Co's Store. Clothing made tb,urder;:alito etattne,
,Atting and tritnnting done with neatnesi and 04
patch. Give hire a cline ..... • . .
• sir Everybody is iiivi,..cd, t 4 call at l A.
J.. iiitie
kissinistogritph Parlors, (bp Tile ,POIV-"
ELLA Cote siore, tni , slairs) and clamilko speci
mens of his wort: You will be, conidneed \a \ t onto
that there Itthe place to get' ilrst t class lictures. •
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conducv4i more to happiness an
.peace In the fanti.,
ly than tastily decorated %rooms.; - The ,tintublest`
cottager may, by purchasing his Wail Paper at
WH ni
ITCOMB & tttr t, have his house as inviting
and cheery as a monarch. _ _ . • t mart.
- cyji 3 i. wiil..you 'eat - stale 6ickers
when yott earl buy them nice, (resit baked, Just ne
cheop Aek your grocer for -;_resit
Crackers
or gn to Mr. ("s. Bakery In the First Ward, where
you 0311 get °kickers the satne day thdy are ,taken
front the oven. Jeb2s.
The Sitiger'Manuti!eturieg Company, \
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MARRIED.
Nf,q/ .4e.verds,e'ments.
!JOB WORK
Done at tho
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Have availed 'themselves of the recent g aide - in th e-Dry . Goods
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market, and havirri purchased largely, are now,pre arid to exhibit to their
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GREAT RARG`AINS
GREAT I3A.R4AINS
GREAT. BARGAINS,
rowvi L & CO.
POW.' ILL
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POWELL Jr, CO.,
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DRESS. GOODS
CRESS GOODS \\!
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LATEST NOVELTIES • , : • •.- • :
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.LATEST NOVELTIES.
LATEST NOYELTI • .
LATEST NOVEL lES .
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LATEST "NOVE.LTI' the newest shadesß..u4
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niado,-np \ in the most Fashionable Styles r
• materials , manufactured 'e x pressly foz; the
pose.
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_CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
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CA ~PETS
CAItPETS .
CARPETS
CARPETS
CAR PETS
CAOPETS
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10,000 YARDS
Yid RDS
10,000 YARDS
21%
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10,000 YARDS
10,000 YARDS
I'o, - 000 YARDS.
20,000 TAPS
20,000 . 1
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20,000 YARDS
7,500 - YARDS
7,500 YARDS
7,500 YARDS
5,000, YARDS
5,000 YARDS
5;060 YARDS
STIIRTINGS
SIIIRTINGS
SIIIRTINGS
SIIEETINGS
" MEETINGS
Towanda, Pa., May 3, 187!.
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A:ents per.yard:
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\\ • \‘40,(,)00 YARDS OF ANTS:"
New
.styLics, suitable, for. dreifse;
,and fast collfrs, at 5 cents per ya.
'7;500 YARDS BLEACHED MUSLIN
Of the most popula brands, at 10 cents per,
yfird, heretofore sold a much higher price&
5,000 YARDS BLEACH MItSLIN
Good quality; . , at` .6 cents •',per\y card; former
value; 10 cents. .
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We also, have., a full line Of
~Bleached.and\V n
bleached Sheeting and Shirtings in all - widths,
as well ns other ,. Domestic Cotton Goods, at,
equally low prices.
. Their Stock 'is full of
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which they 'offer
,slieCially en exceed,.
,tractive, stock of • ,
Amoy.
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Latest .Novelties
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Of the best and mostl'populfix makes,Which pre:
sent attractionSkin,styles and'prices not .to be
found elsewhere in this. vicinity. .
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beautiul, designs, one yard wide,
\er yard ; former value, 15 cents.
In new ,
at S cents
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ILA eleloll ' or an order Ile, rued wtrtitt the Orphans+
-Court of Bradford Count , frederllgned, _Exec=
utor of the (ratline of faer , ,, womu l yos_ befe, of the
Borough of Townda, e Awe:* wllletzpose to late at
the Court House In tb *weigh of Towanda, la.,
tritSDAY, the, *a.of,llfAlf'l6 . l), IST4
ate o'clock, r. 8., I .loe ifterifilog descOrd .r.eal
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4t-e;•viz:' ••• • • • I
1: Ono iot at --At o or Towanda,'
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bounded sinede'
irsibeil as foikrova . 13eginnInton
th ,,, 43. . wen , t „. g146 ., 0t a /414115-st;'at a g e ; mthat eernet
3 °•°-i° *:,.4dass At Pass thence southerly
the Wong e of Mainet 23 ft and 3 India to ,
h ' ••• .". " W . r- Pine et ' thence along add north line
of
north
went „ e4 .l ) , ft to tin alley thence north-.
erty alor
- saki alley 23 ft and 2 inc ites to the south
we" co tner-of lot or said Holmes rassowst and
thence-. by same easterly 74 ft to the west aide of
Malt' •
, Att. the place or beginning, with- il . .t.westOry
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.46 huildirsg th ereon. The second story of- said
' 1 " hilhag daring Its etistence,together with , the
••• - -keond story of that part Of the same over the lot
dnfd te Holmes Is,l'assage. to be owned "by the . par
chasers of the above deseribed lot, In eomMOU With
said Ifolmes & Passage, they tohaveOne-haltof the '
teat ind use thereotand said pnrcbaser - the other-,
thelltat story tebe occupied by such patchy".
er*ltile said building atandLto the partition wall
on the south side of said Ifolines & Passage's atom,
as now occupied by them under their deed. • • '
2. Also, one other lot in said hoed," bounded as -
follows: Beginning at the southeast - corner of -lot
No. l.'of N. Ward's subdivision ; thence north 2 5° .
10' eastaiong - the north line of fitate-et 50. ft 'to is
corner of lot Na 3 df said subdtviston ;thew" north
4 0 . 60 , west along line of sahib 150,ft to a 15 foot al
ley; thence along thesolith line of said matey South '
15° 10' west 50 ftto corner at lot No. 1 of Said sub-'
division thence along lime of Same south 4°, 50' •
east 150 ft to place. of beginning" being lot 2C04/t4
Tient), Ward's subdivision. .
' 5. AlsO, lot No-24 'of said subdivislon,,hounded-as ,
follows:, Beginning at tli corner on east tine of West
ern avoiusti south - line Ward-ave ; thence north.
59 '1; 0 . east along south line of Ward-are 2214 ft 10
north-west sorter of let No 22; thence along-line of
1 - same-south 30.ii*, oast ItO ft to north line of a 15 ft ...•
alleyi‘thetice Yung same south 594 0 . swat about SO
ft to east to Ilya of Western-ave; thencaalqiig Ramo
sante north 4°, SO' west'l23 ft to place of-ptittqulng,
11 , %. his; lot-No: 22 Of • aid subdivistoo, bounded
as fol w 4": ficseinning at north-east corner td lot
NOY, tbence`along line of wife. south 30S°. -east -;
110 feet lo sale, alley; thence north: IWO' east
Yung same 50 ft to - corner of lot No 23; thence along .
Tine of same north 3IVi 0 , west 110 ft to :ninth Hue- •
of Want-ave; thence along saute ifontb_ishr°, west,
50 ft to place of beginning. • •
- 7. Also, lot No 25 of 83.1 d. subdivision, - bounded -- .
ast.dlows: Beginning at the nortlrsiait corner of lot
No 27; then - Co along line of same South 30,V .east
110 ft to the north line of.sald alley; thence ' along
line of same north - 59;4°, east 60 ft ton corner of lot
No 29* thence along line Of same north 30,'4°, west -
110 ftnst i tse bouth line of Wardisve; thence along
same anti It 593i*, west 50 ft place of beginning;
8. Also, the undivided half orthe following do
. scribed l'ot situate in said biro, bounded as Vol IOWA: •
tin time tiprth t. lands•of T P Kirby and L Bow. '
main, cast hy,lsik a)ley, south by land of 4 F -Means,
and wicestrApy Staln-st.: being 20 ft front on Main.st,.- •
and SO et hildepth„ 'Said testator's Interest therein
beteg the undivided.one-italf of the equitable , title
and snail: land that,. ) F Means contracted to Sell tb
24.11. ftweaney2: witee interest was subsequently ao:
spited by-iakl. testator and H W Noble.
Ouelot of land in Terry twp, Bradford -County,
bounded as follows: OW the north by lands ;ofEd
ward/and l E:tastes Sheparil, east by lands .of estate;
of C/F dec'd, south by lands late of henry
le,aud west by the '4eriytou:n road ; contain- *.
intlUres.,;mori, or less+, : Being the same , laud
at said Montanyo purchased - by contract of Geo B
4(ibiills. and, having an equitable title only thereto._
TEUSIS OF BA L E.—On lots Nos 2,5, 6,7, 8, - s'itt
Ifif In Terry twp, one-fourth of the purchase money •
teas , paid on the property being struck down; one -
third of the residue on confirMation of sale,. and ,
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theyesi4u9 one year thereafter, with Interest:
lot No 1, loVe on 7' theroperty toeing struck doWn,
one-third of the restc toe on stontihuation,. and the
residue one 'year thereafter•M - vitli Interest. John ,
W Mix . .En, has a map of jr - Ward's - Subdivision;
'shcrwing the location . of lots Nos 2, , a, 6 and 7. Au
person Intending to Lid arelniltedteexandno this
map at his °face.
PAUL 1.).M0IIROW, xecut r.
, Tcrwanda,Pao., April 0,77. .
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EGISTER'S' - NOTICE.--,lNotice .
R: is hereby given; ``Kerr. has been filed in the '•
orifice - i•J Register of Wills in and, for the County of . •
irrattrord. accounts of administration upon the fol
lowing estates, viz: • ,
'1 Etna! acct of Martha Dieffenbanch era of Chas
Dleffenbauch, lets of - Orerton, dee-41. ,
'Final acct of J L Jones ' now deed.. guardian a.
Ada L Jones, minor child of Jas • L. Jones, into of.'
Terry, deed, by Sarah P Jones,' adm'x. of said
guardian.
• Final acct of 4 P Cumnilskeyailm'r 'of Dennis •
nrcen late Of Koine deed.
artial /147 C t +f 0 J Chubbnkk, err of, Jacob
Ch 1 111UFk, lain o Towanda bcrooleed, f
' I'aial acct Of, Wrii 71 Itankiri.;adia'r of ,Stephen
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S I fal , feaAL late of.Rldgebury, deed: . ". -•-•
• EtnaiNsec't of A • "o 31libig gtuirdlan of Alfred
_Miller, rnlnor child 'of A.-1? (Miller. : - r ...
Final ae 't orM L'llogkwell and Lueinda.Leon
ard, adm'rs f Noah Leonard, "ht - to of Troy
'Phial we \ i of Liteliada ileiebrant,adm'r of , Richs , ,
aril Schoonoverate of Standing Stone, deed. ' ,
Final acct of E s ll Powell. guardian . of Urrin • E ~.•,. '
Spencer, mtnerthd Ltqf Win Spencer, late of. Or-
Final acct of Mine • ' Wilkinson,. adni'i• of , Ti
IV:Wilkinson'. . • . \
'Final ace't,of WM C m, adm'r of Olive*oon,
late of Towanda bore, de 'IL . • • = ' -
• Mal acct of (14311 W St rigere, ex'r of Seth St..
ce"ris, late of Albany, deed." •
• :partial acct of Jac Lionrigan, admi l of John' . • .
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liourigan, late, otWyalusilig>.dee'd. • -• . _ ;,
Final acc't Of Stiiphen Dodd, adm'r of Harrison
I)edil..l4,te of Wilmor.'ilec . a.• •
Partial act2t.of E Wellies, ex'r of Ellon'J Welles
late of Wyaluking, decd,
final acc't tiT J A Record, whirr of David Kings
ley. late of Asylum, deed. - • . . • •'• • •
'Final acc't of 31anrie 31eDonnel, adnyr of Jere
.-. .
i;,reany, Tate .of TocOpula twp; deed. •
Final acc't of S P Lathrop, adm'r of John II Ash-
.craft, laterof Wilmot, Aced._
Final acct of Chris if Ballard, admi• of Hugh '
Moth kr.- lite of Columbia, deed... • . ' • . ,
Filial iniet \ of liat'e" Purcell, adM's of John Pun , -
cell. late of Rome, - deed. 4 - • - ;' 1.
ntrtlai acct of 4 F. Wheaton, -err of Samuel •,
W heaton, late of Warrrn, den!. ..• 1 , ,•-.'
Final accoit 1 , N llinnhartl. adm'r of P P Wake • ; •
' field, late of Ni; , ritigfielii, decd. , '
r 1;131 acc't oril « - Carwriter,adm`r ot_ Andrew
''Frale.Y, late of ltlilgtiburs,talec'd.
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Final itee't of John Reeser, adm'r - of Charles - ;,
Ileeror, late of:Springfield. diced.
' Final acct of .1 L Morgan, atitu'r of Henry ]for
gin, late of Wysex, deed. l, • • "
Final . acct of AG, Mathews, adln'r. of Abram :.
,Ward, late of Orwell: fled'. . - '" _. ' ' •, •
• Final,acl. eof E"N" Ilelenia :guardian of Alice S. , 1
'ld li
" Title , (now li.tenuarrled iv tit " .Taines Donnelly), •' •: ,
minor +c of Gerinta Ti t us; lay- of. * Tuscarora,
deed-- ' .
N. . )
,• f'inal acc't,of EN B eeman; guardian - elf Martin . I ;
P Titres; minor child of German Titus, 7.d, into of : ,c.
Tilearora, deni, . ' 7 .•
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Final acc'f of E N Beeman, guardian of 'Gti:,,,W
. Tints, mipor,son of German Titus 2,1; late of Tus .
carom, de:e'd.'. • .„,
Partial acc't • of Joseph Powell, adm`r of C L
Ward; late of Towanda taro, dee'd. ' '
I' .
Final acc't of E T Fox -and "Wm , "E Johnson,' --
ailliers of Geo A Johnson, late lit Granidite,';ileed. i•
Partial acc't of Wra .T Delpench, ex'r ot. N".sien-.
tine Smith. late of Sheshequin, deed. '
Apd also the appraisement.of property set off by •l 1
arts and adiu'rs to wLdcws and v4Utlreu of the fol. ;,
lowing decedents, -viz :' . ,••,,-
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. Estate of Homer E cogiwoll..
" - " Allen Crandall..
. .-' "•' ''' S Li:Pitcher; ~ , ,
And- the; same will be 'presentiiii toi troi. Orphans' i
Court of Bradford County May 10, - 1577, at .?, o'clock
r. at., for confirmation apd,allowatice:. - , i
. 1 ' C.E •ADILES, Register.
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, Regliteri , Office, Towanda, Pa., April 7, 1877. t.
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PIIANS''COITAT SALE. - By•
virtue of an Order Issued out Of the Orphan's
Court of Itradfoid County, the undersigned Execu
tors of the estate of Margaret Ellenberger, deed,
late of said[count2"; will' expose to public -sale on
the prentimix. ill Wilmot township, on FRIDAY,
MAY -4. 1877, commencing at 2 o'clock, P..M.,Alie
following described real estate :'
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LOT NO! I.—Bounded on the north and:west by
lands of Jacob Stroud, and on the east 'and South.
by lands of Aaron Ely, = cOntainlng abobt thrOe
fourths of an here. . .
LOT.NOI 2.—,lleginnlng at a post ; thence by
lands of 11: IL Eilenis , rger.;74 o , east Hit per tea
stake; thence south by lands of A. Eik,'"ll o , west
ao' per-to 4 stake; 'thence nOrth Ilk to of A. Ely,
7.4°:: west 14 per to a stake; thence b 3 landS of John
IYouglierty north 11 0 , east 35 , i''perto the place of
begliating.icontalilng _acres and 05 perches. N -
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Lt 1T NOr 3.—Beginiting at a stump oath° 4iank
of the'Susquellaiina river adjoining lafid.oi Ai Ely,
thence souh. spo, cast '39 L: perio a !tended( tree;
thence sou hll O . west, or aa, the cotopatts pointedlc 15:47, 13 , 'west to a.stake le. - . the road side; tliencp
north 72 0 . , , 'est IP per to a sttimp; thence south 111.
east 22,L 2 Per to the place of beginning, containing:
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3 acres and. 42 per., more or leis.. , -, .-
LOT Nt .4 ,-- Commencing at a heap of stones on
A. Ely's I ne; thence soutir7so, east 17ii , per tO a,
pile of sto es: thetite gouth 110, west 12 per: thence
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73.7-10 pe to a stake' on P. lionnatt's Hue; thence
tooth 79., eit 19 per to a heap of stones on A';
Ely's 114 ttiliepttenlong said line north 11. 0 , ealt.
east 143' -10 Kilo the place of beginning, contalif-,
1ng,49 acres and 125 per;
strict measure.
.TE l'CiFSs. 7 45O elf each Wt. when struck down, ono
halt or: %titmice on -cottlirtnation, anti remainder lit
ens ye ' with Interest, -
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RI AL LISTiFOR MAY TERM,
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11,77: ;-, . '''
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F SatterleetOioses II DeWitt, adiu'rl.l.., td
Clapp vs D II Walker - debt
C Rattan vs.M. V B Rodgers ' ', trespass
Lortot - 1 - 4 - s - ktanAtel4-1-yatt.,.... . appeal
Abram Walttnan vs Jitstus Lewis. ' - trespass
Peter Brady vs Jane Gibson ' ' • • - gppelit
Thistle Kinney vs:Geo •W Kinney • • . debt •
A I. McKean vs Wm lilies efeettneut
.1 it I'owtillys Overseers of PoorefAsylunt-apPe4l`
.) 1 0,Frost vs t; A Barns, etal •
.carob Mann V 3 .1 P iforto.
.13A Sulllvon, et al vs Danlcl Driscoll tresspags
. Michael U-'leman vs John J Thompson__.• , •
Ettima Jane Dewitt vs Samuel Kellum-ejectment
santuel Walbridge - v.3-W W Decker covenant ..
Jam Foster,-assignee vs McCabe it Mix debt
4..ckson Lewis vs 0 E Pickett , .. • ,
Arthur Tates vs o .lflchael Coleman, of al...triu. pass
II W Patrick-vs litMj Northrop ' ejectment
(' Chilson vs T :iltman , appeal'
•\\"n!AN " t
]fay vs L T !W .
yse - n 'trespa.s
• tisan•Cartner, et al vs C W- Doatte.. ' ,.....pjectinent .
John Thompson vs Michael Colenian.j,, ••
A Waltman vs. Warren Ayres ' 1 ' • aiTeat
Washington Barn:went( vs W S . .Poru, trotter
Win II Barnes vs Win May, et al • ejectmeut
Subptunas Returnabic,M4y H. 1,77., at 2 o'clock ,
'•. 11E.N.1. M. PECK. '
. Towanda, April 19, -V! , 77.• ,-: ' Prothonotary. ',•
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ORPHANS' C7Cit - 11:1: SA L11.,-.3y
virtue of an onleri,“,ned out of Bit: Orphan '
Couit of Ilfaefortl rowdy, the undersigitetLAilmq•
of the estate of IL'E. t'og;,well, lted'd, late•of Tut
carota, said county, wilt exts,me to public sale on the
premises, m FRIDAY. MAY 4, 15 7, 00111 1nel/dug;
at 2 o'clock, I'. 31., the hUtowlng de:terthed real es
t.:Au: Ile:ginning In the renter of the, highway on
the corner of Mary'E. Fesschtielis. new • d•eded to
Bela Cogswell; thence westeriy. aleng her line to
rife centeeof - Tuscaroral•reck, is :leydiobtinbout .
li(tteen: perches ; thence, down :said creek. far. "
enough to make an arro by rinin!og a parallel - lino
back to the center Oftlio blgilwai. and along the
highway northward itt.frkt td the
.Stere, to the
' plree Of . beglunlng, to coni:i!u onciaVro." reserving
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the Use 'of the tuililuvr•:,to p an ted..ahlte period of.
\ time; or as long as his AV 1 f • 1..y41:1 .b:str, A to occupy .
ihe same foramilliner', ,I ~, 1, .. 'theiaid land be
.leg subjected to the ' u t - , •.o, o: tine thousand doh-
tar -In ten equal &flutist ; ..yi. , .rt,r.: rrout rho- sixth
day of July, A.>l)., 1. , ,17,,'%,.,.:, 1.-ot.;:c.!. 'annually. -
-TERNS OE 5. 9 4.1.E. 0 i.. , -.:; r•-1.0•1''..V t'cingstnic k
dotui balance s on vri,itrti. its 1
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t , fiswELL :
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John
T -1 4 XE C T 0 IV, S )1' I (.I.,'.—:..Notiecc
1..E4 Is hereby pi.rbolis Indebted to
the estate ef Carotin, W. .rike.deVel..
must Inaketiumedlnt, tnlhounderslved,
all PePolls mast
o:wept them; duly .t . :r. t Hr element.
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April 12..cw*,‘
II
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JACOB STROUD,
D. B..STOIVELL.
• Executors