Vradford lepotitt Towates,?a., Thursd.r4, Aufisst 2, /87. • W. A. CHAMBER:I44. • FINE JEWEVO : Y, SILVER, AND PLATED TOWANDA; I'A. , •. • :„.• • . . Tim 3an.,1 s,- 1577. , • _ • TOWAIDA POST OFFICE. rle INPTNATION ok THE .TURLIC The r,,,t ()M i ro will bekkept open from 7.(•elock. A. M.. 1111 R. Mon( y Orifer , f • pfp.1.1 , !0 tr(li rlultr:it ' P 01.'clock, I'. uv St'Xl) . ..Al'S the Office will'be open - from 9,30 to in.3n, Aitl:l6l.S ASD fl I'. or \TAU:. will. arrive and depart ^troin Toivaittla rust (,!lows tintil fortLGr ilotice : CM= From the North. Pa..lr 7si. Y. at 12.30. r. M maillront }.:luttra arid eastatal west at 10.20 • . . From Ilinfaouth at a;r. M. Through rail from Philadelphia. Neil' Ttirk and EaStern StateC - Fivm Slate Line' & S. It. It., at 10.45, '3. it; From tlartlay at 6 r. 3 . 1,111 Canton at 5 p. :)I.* FrOm Troy et 12 31. .- 'Wynn Lettaysvllle, !tome, &c., at 12 31.1. From Sheshequin at 10 A. st. Front Mehoopany (3londay. Wednesday and Fri day) at 12 11, „ r ruin New Era (Tuesdriy, Thursday atu4Satur, day) at 11 A. H. MIMEO R. I•..; smith: 1..30 A. M. Through, tuall Phllattelphitt, Nevi' l u~k and En.44,r4Stateg. S reethek, r. M. North, 1,30 P. M. • - Thiough titail to 1;11nIra and points 'on N. - C It. 10.30 A. N. s. 1.. k S. B. P.., Bit•tilcO and Intermediate points 6 i"e:ock. A. NI. , 1:91 , 1a . y. 12.30 P. M.. - . . c3i,10, 9 A - M. . .. , • %Croy. IP. 54. . , ' tv4Allegailii. 12'14. loillliy.rlllo. 1 P. I. Atth.01 , 41.1.4 (.)I , ....n.lay;Al'eclnemlay and i rlday,) 4k . r* ''\-._ c.v . J...rg , ler ticklay. Thin'. • y ant Saturday), at S. NV. A V. 0120. P. 11. . LOCAL AND CENtR L. - - THE past few days have, been tho wannest of•the season. .31t)sT of‘the hay in this rekinn 112' 1 11.40n secnred in good•condition. ' • . THE latest intelligence from Company K. is, that:all the members are well, - Tu.uxs aro again "running on the It R. after . a four days' suspension. P.scr.'more lhe'w•histle ,roft.he locomb tiye is heard in file land—and the people . *ejoicc , A. PAcKt - tt centplitrittpted the employes •of the Pa. V. P. 211.. . • on theik conduct ("nllllOllO Alike. , sninll boy ; is happy now. , :7:C/1001 41cm't commence again till : 1 -4.ptcinber, which laves one whole month to pitch ipibits in THE absendp ut• - the editor, and the is our excuki fur the lack of the usual variety WO's department of the IZEronutri this week. A MELTING of the Board of Mahagers uC the Agricultural. Society will take place on the grounds of the Society, on Satusr day, August 4th 'at 2 d'clockl.. (h - ufriends should not forget the Tern perance Camp Meeting tote held in Mir -toir'*Groi:e„ North Timanda, commene imr Thursday, August Di, at 2 r: M., a nd continuing to',Mondaz.-. August 20. 'nu many know that a piece of ice placed on. the wrist pulses Or the teinple in 'a short time effeetnally cool tl:o system. Try this . rather than draughts bf ice water. • - Tn.Ff t,ld eM l ietley of Troy is being en larged and lin - titled, and a new set of officers -hits eeii elected, who have ap plied f!r a. chillier,. The place will here after be known: as Glenwood Cemetery. •, flit. 3litn.tr.l, — : .lloNAN, of this place, has a pear.tr4. in his garden which' is very remarkable for its fi:uitfulness.' It .wilt well repay a visit from any one who, is enrious to see what Nature can do "'when she tries. - Ft It E. Tlic - ,house of DANikL. VAN Lo.t N, in South , Litchfield, was entirely laystroycd by tire, with a pOrtion of the thouselloht furniture, on Thntiqlay'sfter , mon : lnst. The tire is snppiised to have cse nom. the chirliney. Loss 0,200. - Maw be the easiest thing in. the world it. raft a newspaper when "a fellah,"- has ,tuts of " exchanges " to ''steal"' from, but the humble. individual in charge of the itixourtmithis :week has had Anlicient experience in the " chair editorial out the aforesaid assistants, to satisfy his . most _ajobitions longings in that direction.' Tux dwelllbg house occupied by FRED -,431.r0nn, on Pophr street, this ) bail a narrow escape from being de4royed by tire on. Friday night hut, by 11:n explosion of a.," - kerosene lanfp. Mr. i Ett mut) succeeded in extinguishing the chines before they had done irmch .Linage. It 'was a narrow escape, how veer,. as Mr.. II; was ..absent, from the horse at - 4'nce of the explosion. EMPEitANCE NNETINOS. - 7We are 1114. fo;•inerl th:tt a Grove Meeting in the inter-'• of the. Murphy Movement is to be beg :it Onshore, on Sunday .next,., to tie a&, .{11, , ,ed by 1). C. DE 7 ITT, }Nil., of this 1.1.1ce. and 11011: Tiitiu.ts J. 'BOHAN, of ME --- -Mehsrs. 'tennis and :VT.I.F.S, of this will speak in beli4itor Temperance :n the finircli at Slieslicioins on Sunday I'tciauun, August I'2, at 1-o'clock; =I - C,II. BARRON, of 'Van ; N. Y., bast been in.Towanda sv‘eral days visiting liC'r :daughter, Mrs, k .114 MAN V i Lti-;.,.and'Oior friends': -1101. C. Nt(lloi . ..s Arrived home i•t•km the Wegt last wceik. • -11ev. Witima - z, Of the Catholic; larch, has the streams of SAM a in . •••.; f.: . erEsT, of Troy, is visiting her Miss LOTTIF.' SACIiEkT, in this ;::(t BIM ( . ATCII . BAss.—Tbck following, 11.;,v iiititrest. sonic of our readers - : An ,1,1 Alliintic City fisherman tolls in: the I" ,, liowing way how •to ditch black hiss. 111;tvk bass, he saysi " will first nibble . _ p:titly . the bait 'and. Will frequently your-float' under Water. 'l3.ite wait -de. float .domes back—suddenly be seil:s it and ,darts off. Dpn't pull 4‘givii lefi!'olay.' Suddenly he iftos; l le swat- 1 , )%f the . ibalt slowly. :tiOw; - a-quick pull, alfd4c.ei have him." Te.atvEnkseE,The meeting at Ghent, on Sunday last, was a wry successful one. Owing :to' the indications of rain, the Inictin, , .; was held in the large church, Which was filled to overflowing. Messrs.' ll.utrus and *V.A_NitooN addreaed the meetin.; in the -foren&n, - and Messrs:. At i r,t , :sand D. L. PRATT, .in the after r ni?on. That the remarks of the' putlo men wiefg effective, is best attested by the tut that over .70 nines were added to Co : roP., • 7. . , Owzmus, of fine la,wns should be %ro la and not-mow them too close, not -water tbem, when the sun, is shining upon- Ahem and not clean Off-the clippings at ',once. Lawns will soon , :die out if these (rules are violated. • ' " :,,Duntica the latter days of. last ,week. ,the weather was scorching' i in this - region, and the first -.days of tho•:.prEsent week have not been much cooler.' Sunday list was'one of the waimest days experienced in this latitude for a number of years. - • A NVATICII p6mpanYpaibeen_organized in 'Pity ; thiscounty, Onder the name of the "Edgewood ,Nynter Company of. Tro'y," and immediately .after being in. corporated, :will lay- pipes thiough 'the town,- and supply. the inhabitants with - • • pulespring water. • TIIE good natured " whose 11EunrcK, ofEnnui: & Ilir ECAIILT, liforirotton,- tiropped iuto otir'N : sanctunr yesterday nierning. flow sliortvspaiii of tind s- an. hour. does seenr when enktyed with such a wan us the' "Professor,f.' aud what a large arnounVof sunshine rsomeNinen do carry about them. STEUCK, LIGHT.7ING. The large' barn of Hon. B. L.Aroirrs, in Asylum, Was struck by lightning - during- . the i rain storm of Friday last, and burned, to gether withea large amoUnti . of hay and grdin and a number of cattle sheds in. the vicinity of the barn. Mr.' loss is es timated at $B,OOO, on which there - is an -insurance of $2,500. Tun. following lines are respectfully.- dedicated to the author of - a " June Rev- ME _ c.recrii'd-irith a wreath of Nature's sun-bright gold twor.rhy fair brow Inv:ltching waves unrolled; It-Ichln the charms of Beauty and of Mind. . A -gtqlt• them ~ ceinst, alipollshed and relined: :B-right an the diamond Is thy flashing wit, .A..-lotltafthay as the gem 4 name nit h it I' It arras the-strt that lends to thee thy charm,— T•ito Art still - rarer thou init./hest wield for harm ! L'ekl-l'oet strive, and Artist e'en deSi.lr I. , F.-ift one were bailiel by a theme so fair. T4ieri . s-hy retrain m • moral to disclose?— T-were Folly's self tiialut. the matchless Rose i 1. . i -l" Wgellp the following from the Flanis nirg 'atriot of July 30 : . , • • "A: PROMINENT MARRIED 211.1 N SIIOT I' WOMA Net. DMA:TYE:IA REPUTATION. .m.. soon returned and repeated her demand, ‘111; the same time 'leveling 'a revolver at his. breast 'and shooting. The ball passe - t1 t lirongli his coat. rear the •Ergion of the heart. Nslie Wali arrested and, locked tik Tits TiogX Ailibttor of this week re lates that a•few\days ago a boy about twyve ycais old,•tamed SAWYER, resid ing' on , Long -Itun>\ near *Nrcrmilyca's, while 'strtwbcrrying i‘Oe fields and in . the act of climbing,over a sinap•knoll, fell and was bitten on the tack ?T\one hand by a' Lttlesnake. _ The lad, With, great presence of hind, at once began sult ..‘ ing the wound to draw the poison out, and i followed this.np by cording his wrist to pr event theVirits from spreading through OM blood. He started toward home, and tie snake foltowek him until an elder brother cune tip andNkilled the reptile,: Which was•over three refit. Thti boy. was taken to Gaines to . prucure \ the services of a., physician, and 'by the. liiCral use of .shisky his life was saved. •I IF Ais - ry of the correspondents of '1.13 I:EN:mum have neglected to send in items of " news ""that they have, gathee., ed, in their neighborhOds• for the pat week: and intended for this issue, the pro tem editor trtists‘the4 - 4ill refraiti from sending them until such le as Major Sifall to the sancuni. The mi tem has been so loug' shut ,out from the doings of that small portion! of ci;id iztftion not included in the borough limits Towanda, : that reins less than ten days ohkwouldprobably prove dangerouslo his mental organism. A little distretion !• on-yourNimrt at this time may prelerve to • corimumi6\a—a—And then oar family are not a.' le, just at present, to enjoy a!, funenil. keep 'the - items till along the' latter part of September or firs' of Octo ber, when the •weater is cooler;, then come in and read them to \ us,! small por tions at a time. ' Ilemembe the' golden ruler " Whatsoever . yo would hat others should do unto you, do ye elieti'sb unto them." Poore I lot7st , PA um:---No learti that•t:h County Commissioners have selected thel vahrible fUrm of lion, E. B. Mvt:tt, iu 1 Myersburk. fora Poor House farm. This selection, of course. 'to be confirmed by the aetien.of tw(i Grand Juries, or a vote cd . thepeople ik order to make it final. Everything considered, the loca tion could hardly tbe bettered. Nit far I froin the geographical centre of the court . l ty,ikid easily accessible by railrOad, the farm is one of the. most productive in the 1 township, and possesses . an invaluable water privilege, sufficient to "supply 'the buildings and 'proper \ Machinery- for a I •ci-ork;iliop, should it be deemed advisable to maintain Mie. The Price .a!grocdupon *44.1 per acre, - is very cheap, even for these" times. There is no doubt 'the aetion of the- commissioners will ho errlor by the;people, and that we. shall soon IMyo *hat the interests of the county hai , e,l . iong detnanded,- 7 a well organized . and i 'prudently managed Poor House, „ _1• CI7 r 1 ur. TitisTl.F.S . =The Canada this tle is, such a troublesome weed and . iTreads so rapidly, if permitted to ripen seed, that it has been deemed - for the public t.ooki to maker it, a penal offense to 1 is.rmit it to go to seed.: it is; clearly the . . duty of eery kind owner to observe so I V 1 i.e. a statute. The law . was ,passed March 22, 1862. See Pamphlet laws, page 164. The first section .‘ is ,as follows: " That from and after the'passage of this act, it.shall be the duly of every person or persons and of „everY corp Oration hold-. ing lands in this .Conimonvrealth;<,either I by lease or otherwise, on which 'any Can= 1 adathistles, or weed commonly known 'as 1 Canada, thistleS t may- be 'growing, to cutl the same so as to prevent 'such weeds or I thistles from going to,seed, an& the seed I of the same from ripening; and any per . son or persons, or: corporation as: afore said, who shall or may have land as afore saidin the said Commonwealtli;and who :shall neglect or refuse to comply with the ‘ i novisiOns . of this net; shall forfeit and pay a fine of fifteen dollars, .one.half to. the county treasurer and thnother half to the use of the peison sueing for the same, who shall be a .. competent . witness tit `Trove. the facts, to be recovered as other debts of the like amount; before any Jus, . tier. of the Peace;, or in any Court of Rec . ord in said county." Seee,On 2d provides that pi? neglect of any land Oilier to cut: I the 4:tholes on : his: land, it may ,be dune by an4otlier person, who shall be entitled to tl3 per day for the. time s(!iie -eupiect, " -., - - . ,; •-... Wr.forreuw.ft a plefunirs4notlest than a duty, Wimp the titivation oeoie ftraftr . to any subject: which is of interest to them. With this view, lye: refer, tg tile. extensile -Printere'' SiPplies Tone . of HAwLuT, *rib Co.,'-Thichester; This establishriteut - tarry u,larrikassortment;of goods:required:in the inietlei 94 43 e4. el* their manner Of. doing business IS, such as to commend:them to the cenfldenes`a* patronage vir all desiring anything in their. line. The firm isiepresented in this see. Lion by lir. Gtutieszu,•ope.Of the most courteous and intelligentt• salesmen we have ever met, and we hommend him to the foyer of printers everywhere.` . . '..! A CORIMP ID ONDIT Oft scientific `Jour,. nal says : " .There is a method which I belie adopted iniey.crwii home to ocsil - the temperature ,of . any. room daring hat weather, and that is to hang i< sheet or a blanket down outside an, open windowitp ekklvbiehlhe sun Mai. be Shining. This slietkis wet, and the' evaporation of: the viatorluces a deliciously cool apart ment. The,sheet is kept damp by hav ing a vessel illd with water above the top of.ii outside, ..n4 piece of flannel ar raugedlo form a 8 Oon, *and: touching, 1 ,4,1 several pertions of the shet. '.' Theater grtilually eniptieta.pid. of the vessel, anti maybe replenished itoecessiry," " TttE PEENSYLVAN,LL, r. , TA.TE* NORMAL. Stumm vr 2 ,AIANSFLISLI.L'u—PrOf. CEABLE• A. VEntut.i.,: late Principal of this ethciol p having., see'red his connee:tion with it, has been itteceedetl .byJ'rof. F. A: Ai.- geniliinan every W>ay, qualified to fill the rearing thus aieated.N.Prof. AL. LEN was thetirst Principd of, tlt , School, havingjakerieharge:oflt in 1864, l.t re rnalnittg at itit head for the period of fivt years. Prof. J. C. -DoANE and.other em inent teachers are also retained in the po- SitiMlS they litiveso long occupied, and It Will be the : :aim of the .. .Faculty to raise the. standard of theschool , to a still high= er irade of excellence than it has hitherto. attained. In addition to the branches heretofore taught, a Commercial depart ment -will be established, in which. stu dents will be trained in Mercantile. Rail road and Banking business.- This. depart . me-tit will also include a course in Teleg raphy, and those de'itiring it can have the opportunity of receiving such instruction., A DepartMent of Agriculture . Will also be establiShed, so that young' men wish ing to know something of Scientille Farin ing, will have the opportunity. This de partment will' embrace not anly "book firming,". but actual experiments anti tuts ou the farm. Few men have made,: Or are now. making, more tests. and ex periments in manures, crops, stock, etc:, than Prof. ALLEN, whose farm and farm rperations are so plainly visible to the es of the lower diviSion of the road strik' Jng without having given a moment's warning to 'the company. Col. R. A. PAC t k .li, fi111.4. P. it N.Y., being apprized of the s to of affeir: , .2, ordered an immedi ate suspen 'on of business on the - Pa,. it N. Y. branch, until the strikers on the, lower division suld see fit "to return to their wink. ). .1 :The effect of the sustrusion iu Towarl •R\ da "has been anything btit.ichcering. , to'the town,Learrying back in remembrance \ Many of our citizens to the "good old days" of stage coactieS and canal boats, who the boat-hoggie's 'mellow horn was. theard winding down the North Ilrancii !Canal, ape l th e rickety Stage shoook the traveler up to In appetite for dinner. On the stree'eorners, in hotels, and in short all other pltes, where "two or three were gatherzd`tetlicr," the strike Mos-the prevailing topie;,to the exclusion of all other business. • -: \\ ..... The hackman, oht of his\head at the strange turn things had takee, \ drovOdly up and - down the - streets, lookin for a I' passenger, but alas ! ,none swaii tZk be - I 'found. • - \ • . • . There was the gentlemanly proprietor, too, with haggard countenance. acing in front of his hotel and looking oti,t, for the - hungry Airiunmer—that came not. 'T-Was too had, for the waiter girls miss ed his pretty talk and beating mine at timtable t r . on account of the in fernal strike ! \\ •th, On tuesday Inerning 'the employes of tha 'road retUrne..! to their' *ork - and the t'rtins began running as usual. Cms 1 Wedi' T PROCEEDINGS -;CONTINDED.- July 25. It P Hr t hick vs A E:Oliver. 14 W Ceolbaugh's., se vs G Vi'' Rose et al. \ Rockwell & Tit s vs S Vanderpool. Rule , to. open judgment. \ d let the defendant into a defense in each ase. . Moses - & Lyon vs W \ Thurston et at J F Satterlee .s J lie Witt Adiu'r. Rule in each ca.so .. discharffed \ . . e. . • N X Betts, jr., Truste,\ .: Henry Ward. S G Titus vs Plitenix4il ranee Company, Garnishee. Rule in each age made absolute. ~ \ Wni Doughan vs Michael Flynt]. Court, grant leave . to take further evidence. • Jas. Gibson vs John Brown. • Court di rect the rule to arbitrate' to lii3, stricken toff. E Keen vs Jas Kelley. Com vS..jud Ilonr\m:' \ Alsoii Maste and Examiner in . ' the matter; of the application of 41 Williams to be itik!)- rogateil to the riglits.of thO,plaintifil - \ Omni appoint Pbaries. Li- Sbepar4 Cmint;Anditur, to fill vacancy, occasions 'Oa by . it.leath,of JII Brasted. •,_ - • Court adjourne , d . on Saturday. • • •- r'' , ' I ME .I.wrrutt FROM Tiiiiknoit.--AvrooxA, Pi>. II :I N I4 gvolVAt—lti* 0 ;944 8 1 0 444 4 - zettchedlkiv place bust week, and found the quaint;old-faahatieif tiown 'as quiet ~i\tra andisitiMiiSis ' - cirorythili‘felitillill right. Bnt a little bservation soon setts. fled me that the city .as 'ender nnder military ars'earin a9dli!at s' irr gin,cotPl-, • , , , tered - Seiioni ditticilltieit itia#mpting-to. visit i the-extensiW3 shops of tlieltsilroad . company which eemposb: the ls*Cr por tkip of the place. it was my' gocidikl tnie,,, -however, ico l fsil I•in with-Xi* Swintirxi,: of Company K, who lrimil3;.: anted Inelol,hei leadqiutrtmalif the lith Regiment and- the , Camp of Cet,' both or which - were ',located In the mar:hit - di shop directly oPixXito : , ti Logan . Rouse. " caption , or , privutp-BwoviroW, orbowes , auffeng [ril thii effect! of asioesetW,-• , alut.'ia ttio treat Of ildriPsz:!:ti*Co,44ni leached this piece...n.1 . 417. 1110t1A0C,21111 With the otheiompitniee of. therweifth were detailed to diblodge the strata and take Pcomession o f. the , rPuP4lo4se.. -The "charge" was directed. by that gallant soldier,: Col.. STEAD,-and was a • corhplete, but bloodless victory.' After the *sworn plishrifent.of this feat, the: , Governor,-.la *unfound . of. tol:erld thoniand. troopi, . pissed through ;town •ea rinds for Pita, burg, since which time' there Lis been. comparative quie t "all ajolig the (main? line." - The•eiteation isbeconjtagsome. what monotonous, and the 4 ' boys", would ,ot object to " marchingorders." 'apt: Sw - f.BICE,Y_ reports no obstructions to hi: victorious' march, With the eicep. • \ timy-of a‘hand4o-hand encounter between ,himself and .a plucky striker at Lock- Haven, in whlgh the latt,el was . left to gather himself upt,'ront the ground, while the train_ which he hagl . vainli endeavored to detair,' moved rapidly away; toward "Tyrone, where the cor*uty were corn pelleto go into camp, ,because no engiw neer (*lad bo found bold enough ,to, con vey the'rn \ tolie place. Bnt on Thursday night a • stratege i movement was under taken : resulted. hi removing :the soldiers from Tyrone. before- the strikers were aware of it. On arriving at Altoona on Friday morning, they're detailed as above stated to aid : in the: se co nd attack on the round. house,. Col. STEAD, with only,a small, portion of his command liar big been repulsed on a former occasion.. • Gen. J. A. BEAVER, Whi)waA a braiN), and gallant officer in the war of the re bellion, has command of the forces here, and directs all the. movements iii sue manner as to prevent any collision, . id at the saino time preserves the stria ht military discipline. The General i trio:hat ho bLgreatly indebted t OnTrs, 3taj. IlAsrlsos and Mar. Etc (Matra Atiiirildy of Corot r' all of Bellefonte, who volun as " Aidi" during the exci , n , 'gerbils scenes of Sunday gentlemen pro still hp liardshipS" of soidi, • j4netion with-the mg I" the General's coin Division Inspe , km Adjutant, 1 ry, and Maj. - are all atte r thir° .sev cet4esl 't for am r Jo . at r t • c forms Judge . SrAso / a county), .ered to act mg. and dam , : ie 224. - These Ji, enduring the lire, and,-in eon- Aar spell carrying out iamb. Col, Ei.t.mTT, 4 Col, *.i . ELLI:It; PiViS -01. MVPARLAN, COMiifga ,ltomirsos, QUarteCniaster, / ive f' to the oneroUs Antics o -al. positions and hayp sue ,. ping the 'men . wiill . pitivided sat hdlect • f l • ir .x P. SAND 'Rios attracts: general . ( ntidn, Mai ay. say . admiration; of ie military aunt° ities, by his' o l lderly searing, as well as; elongate4AcTily. He i t has been detailed s clerk and orderly at reginientalSeadq arters; .while •"inge:aut Rovna is detailed s DiviiionCoMmlssary Sprgeant.. Sim complains that the duties s 4 of his position are l aborious , but his supe rior officer is so 11 pleased "with him that he refuses to make any change, and has promised:to giro his faithful Orderly. east. , t er Elmes., • ' . - . It may seem alittle' vain, but. I : haz saidßt,. nothing : in l ying that Co. K is the.. finest appearing, l - !st drilled and. .Witlkal moat gentlemanly and soldierlyappearing company in ,Liunp ... They have - received s many complimen from , Gen...BEA R VE M I id his staff:: T icir oillzers and their' friends in Tciwit da have reason to be proud of thein. - ' . .' . . , • Company 1, , the boys, 'aro ali.o. a fine-looking set of fellows, and have won for themselves a „good reputation, .ia have Capt. fionTol'il - and Capt." BE:m iner's Tioga county companies.. . .. The effects of the Murphy movement are very distinctly observable hi camp. I Sin informed that but one soldier has .1... n under the inlitynce• of. liquoritinco t.he • have been here r .and he* ,did not be long lie 'Bradford or:Ting:l companies. -Nearly alkof Gen: Bes - vtars staff officers 'are MurphAes, art 4 the (4neral and 'live \ .of his officers . c Sunday-school Superin tontimits. - / •On .8 unday eveni n• I 'accompanied the General to the . cam . f the 12th' ,Ilegi: , , Montnd WitnesSed wit ' a 'good '.. s al of pleasure a "dress. - parade," which the General prtisolinced. exceddin 'V credita ble tolboth 'officers and men. Trom,prcsent itulicationft, ~ , tho Oce.s' of thei soldiers willitot lie required ini is . septic* much longer, • but'they . may ' • s . ~ kept fn the field some time, so that any • i Indication of an outbreak in other por tions of the State inay'ho 'promptly and speedily Met by a force Sufficient to com pel pt.)edience to laws. - . ' " . 4. 'Rams or . all : -kinds are now ,isoving without molestation between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and ;this morning the shop ichistle was sounded at the usual web all went back to wor .• wrrsox will probably leave evening ' n sick furlough, outbreak i made tbe Com ply follow fore the close , . ,The folymt, t Vompa; ny answered i), at rollrll, when the C( ~ , i i Artnot'y. and - with - the rgeatit JAS. Litwpt, who a ug from seri ens .indispeitii .. 13 the Com pany, but 'Wait ‘ Win . - 41" - tams Olt are still on 'duty. . - "" z . • • Captain—D. L. Sweeney. ' . \ • First.Lientettant—J. A. Wilt. \ . .., -.. . Second Lieutenant-4°lM. Tayktr Sergeanti-,Jiinies - Leivis,2 0. D. Lyo \ W. H. Shipman, M. - W.' McGill, S. Hoyle. - . Corpotals---L!,43: Blaisdell, Jon pliteb;- Henler, Edward Foist, -C; 1):P Famous; Elmer Reinett, W. S. Tkloacript. • Privates E. BOIIjaMITI,' Michael Bennis,.: A.; Rolfe, !II: Felton, •drunt- - ninr)r) Goit .ffenty Beath, & ilouanti;.B; M. Knatity - Jantes -Meaner,. iiata\Mcisier, Har4 .11c1". tyreod.3.l. Parsons, 44:;RiohanisOn,;3;, S anderson \T...Fiberrmtool. B. Bhelp; ward' , ' James -Winat'lliehaof Keefe, tHeorinkfari, licorgeMo43l6n. Fred Huntley, M.ll. livenison, Robert Young,. NT• l 4\caters -- M- • , Hoping that you may be able to thront theiv..safa—arrival in-.TZwarla: peat it,nozlN)along Hmorhoi cifniti the occurrence of anotheremergeney . to .1=614_1 wilt ) 4 0 seL:thhl• somewhat desultory letter, with the prom- Jae of keeping your milers l- fpoted," should it appear - that thnintr is not o ver. • - f t z f 'PAW - • • A turnuaxivlionse near The nailWorks t . in South Towanda, was 0474 by„ light i on Friday 1a t. ,Thn_itimates were Otnowhatsd, but nonoinjured. The Wilt:lit% was but slightly danulgtide - 1— \ • - °- - - _ . : , Fait au - Avito.tx.—At 1220 'yesterday fl - was discoveradibt the idarki ing mill of alt Maui I Haman% sitti: ate on the tli.aide t nt..llatiroad street.. itio alarm 'fitvliii` 6Y r die switch en _ .. ginMit Plft !___4 l lot Oa In' n von' few nsinntee Ti - Hose were on hand in bath the nrnty. It required some ten minutes to raise steam, and as the Mill was of the most inflammable Mate rial,before a stream' 'timid be raised all hopii of saving it was gone. The lumber sheds adjoining -on Hut eastond west, were also ott fire in a ___•rY few :o l 4nltas and ltivond Mai" Men firemen first sought to 'safe the we of Mrs. Ream :which. bad also taken fire • . In this they were successful, but'APtl. ll o4 Innierlyall 0 Perlin* wreck, the po T ., not bmitedbeing !min; pletely saturated vitth Water: In saving the house the . HoOk nud Ladder 'took an active part, ugotuttingltfu\eof ; and using •their water buckets. . In the cour s e of half an hour the mill was gone, but thelarge Idles oiAl le mbOr an3.510/led tq bum untilA orter five lot* in spi&e . Of the continuous exertions of .• e rn throen. . . , ...2 % We iu.stit - Ithlti lui say: idiot thillina really is, though we lurre heard it -esti mated tii.i thevw \ t tk 'rom $lO,OOO to $2O.- 00111.:1' - Insurance do e mill and I lninber, .0,000, distributed as fellows : Franltlin of Ihdladelphia, s l l 2so i:vrAnn - . 0l -Flirt, NO; 41";000; 'Home; of colikikbui;Stooey / Pennsylvania Fire, PhihtdelPhia, $O O ;: Fire Assimilate, Phiradelphist, 4625, d National of Hartford, $5OO, all w then by J. 13: Melina; Esq., of this place . Insurance "on „Mrs. Roache's welling house and furniture, 4800.- . drertiaer 3.18 t uit. • . FIRE AT • DUAIIOUE.7- . a Furniture i Waiehoust of Lueus ST Arnsi, in Du-, chore, Sullivan Co., w ~, tally destroyed by fire Tuesday night ‘ togethei with its contents. 'The b (ding adioining,'oe. , r. cupicd by Dr. ll i ;( 74ca, as a drug store,' wasconaiderabl amaged, but by stven- UQUS efforts on o, part of the .citizens. was saved. ' ' ei hwy . () - rapt be :en • able to l e a rn th e a ..unt of loss. - 4 nits. W DECKER, of, Liberty Corners, e ? office this con y, was operated upon - by . Drs. D.'S. a d D. L. PRATT, at their in this ace, last week, for cancer of the bre -t, from which she had beep suffering fo years. The operation was successful , • performed, and the , patient is in a fair Successful ' <• to teifovei-: i < . • t i .." < ITii . mixt. term of the Susquelt i anna Collegiao, Institute will coni - thence i Ai gust 27th; - dvettisement remitted too Into for publi ion this week. Foricata logue, address P .f. Quist ax, Towanda. THE wagon • mann) CHAF FO, in Rome, was ' ou Sun day evening last. Abell* \'• dollars islortli of tools were isTyksTING Im the "Front" will ho found in another col. ;(:1 i3USINEBi LOCAL. .) • - rar Yon can boy 4 plated Castor .fog 99 In-31orcur Block.; . • Vir AU the latest publications, very ; WiliTcobui goeds in great variety a iroccr.s. • I A Vir HA ins "The Tailor"l:itt KENT'S. NADINRI chEap at KENT'S. •Or J6tit lot 'of Summer Shawls at KAN7II. , . larParns and Ditudins very low at • KENT'S. .laces at KENT'S. or LINEN snits at KENTs. ear Wby wilt you eat state Crackers when you can louSr them nice, fresh 1, ked, hist as Cheap? Ask your grocer for Cowl.rtg• Crackers or go to 31t. WS. Bakery in the First Ward; whore you can.pt Crackers . the satuo'day they oro.takei! feom tpO Oren. " ' . jaitZS: Cam" The belt quality or Family Flour a MY EILSIRUI Ittr.l.B at wholesale or Wall. Cang:•tf7 Vir L. B. Rononns challenges co mpe titin fOr qoality of epode and In'w prices on Sash, Doors, Dituds and Moldinis, and an tant3-tfi. tar CALL at Kls and see too Coyk cerNet. IlEAtitiry YOUR HOMES. Nothing el:111414es more tibliappinera and pester:, In the fami ly than tastily decorated moms. - The humblest eottagor may, by purchasing , bit Wan Paper at WlnTcoitn k Sintcrs, hiehouse as Melting apd avery aa a nktiareh, . : mare. -. Genuine ", Peep, Itociee "High floe! auA igussengow• ingot it H!fter's, • Qom" Mrs. Manville will receive a few Triipuffs.for Inetructlonpn innate—upon nano or prom, at, her. rosidoomAa Third the dneeklireco of .06 Tier 4•lie‘aty lessons"of ond hour 0110._ )343 le a thoroughly .eompeteat teacher: pa . 3t tW" Ladies', t Times' and Children's. shoes polling wt . -sFittrd to cOtt,. at: the, old staudoi TATI,O ' CO. - . 1 . IIIMII"Z. Ur You can got all tbo latest aqloa of statioidry; /eel eheap, st Wilveto s ata *l3fratrti inir' New firni, new goods anti low pri ces at the iltidr Street Furniture Store marl". Don't go anrchere but to WHIT fluArra for your Walt Paper.. mark' = rfflr I •ou amm a - snit of : clothes cb nap or than you 41 buy the same in Nfw York; just call at ItOroriltr.D's. .. . . I AireCs'. Ironton has removed tor 6,. Moo/ and Stationery \•0 8 .re from Patton's Block to the store sot Mao,' M . 71;r Mloellt. 1 urbama and It3rhahires, Short. Born Cattle, and IterkEldre'Swltun A kw for sale. 2 O. H. Wtt.sacir.••• ' Wyaluslog, Pa., Johan, 1877. It you want bargains in 7 M,4e Clothing, entfat itontxrtzt.tert yid! closing odt for Spring sunk. Or Mums "The Tailor" sC KENT talrZiaw Cloths and Casaimers a tar Undertaking iv,speCiality at the Arldge Street Furniture Stdrtt. mar 29. I.llr Great reduction in prim of Tinware, Ili:Wiwi, he., at ir. T. Jules's.. lann4l. • 3toirrAExati.-:-The public willi pleis. • to learn that the old and reliable arm of ;MON rirESliave decided to make the CROCKERY T E a specialty, and to that end have Just re. eely 4 faro invoice, cortiprising everything lit ,the line bleb they will sell at. astonishingly lciw ti '.A ‘r sterf o stook of Moves and Ho .. • 4.! 4 , Jr •+, r ,•,,, k • 11r Peiito liGnmes fact fcr 4 611 1Wr74.-: ttpa, running the work. MI weather. , Pit : Ur The. irprtag eioteln . ts' You k tals* co, yr. The-Supreme Court or the State of NpiiTkiiit bid atieldeit`this .i:C.Titwiti 'Ai 64, 4 0 Lowell, two the Saki lied to gibe itio wads Ctstit• I Pm : 4 1 1 4'0" "AMMON' 9°4 Oat 4. 1 4 1 P4',0 unction altatilit F. U. 'morrow ot Mr/ Tcut coktor mentor kall e i lMlCll7joelosi of co.rpkeetoril-Pomr-itir 4.16... 1,9 gr ,oll 4 l r 4 ;M a illittet4, ' . 44 : 3110 A odes strileitten witiwttelt ityWrottlitt l' , 4lorotto ag: Ll algs oars AMC-4) WTOMIND 13EMINAItY ADD COD- IttnctaL CoLLsoit—Du rtettent*daDoni 04 in. boarders and 200 4ag scholars.. Prepanet students lot table; rotes:n=l study and for business. axle inidligtatinibr,siati*tilli AeOrtigi% cora. meriul College has no Imperial rotates 2 banks, I telegraph Wanes,' etc. Prices very.kier.. Pall term opens Ang:29. CcenifieieJalatitdenta send to Prof. L. L. 13PNACIUs tor catalogues. and others to Bev. Do COPXLArD, D. D., Kingston, Lutettio : . 111r4 largo ammo . itineat of ,'spring mid summer We, suss received, at AL IL Deems. instable, Wm.:6:mB & Blum sell the beat Blank Itudca manufactured In the etmntry: Oragkyrr 'Ofall, varieties - Paked aTery day et COMLW Bakery • ...lir To Contrstinicics" .-7. advert'''. Set, a retired physician, having providentirdly dis covered, while a Medical Mtsgeaary Itt ikertpera Asia, a very simple vegetable remedy' for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Asth ma; Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and thug 'nee. • Mahe araVradleal apache for Nervous Debility, Premiture Decay, and all Nero eons Complaints; feels it his duty to makelt known to his suffering-fellows. Actuated by this Motive. he wilt cheerfully send (free of charge) to all who desire it, the ret*for preparing. and full directions for successfully using; this Proildential ly direovered renmly. rime Who ,wish to avail *tablet» of the benefits of this discovery without ` can do so,byretfiro mall, by addressing with naming paper, - - it. CHARLES P. MARSHALL, sa Niagara Street, • nufralo. CO6 I. iet .. • , 1 , -,• 1 . - - • ‘ .\ o,,tati• .' . . JACKSON.—In Albanftwp... July 2.1, after s long and painful Illness, *rals4&inedla Jackson, wife .Of Ilugh Jackson.: - • i ' . • i Deceased leaves two small chi ten and a dared ed husband to numbs her dcpartu from this to a better World.: Titejsympathj' of a arge circle. or ,re,t friends are with the husband and ldren for ;heir loss. , ' New Advertisemeats. NOTICE, • In the matter of the -;vbittutary assignment of Blood & CO, to John Y. Mlle° for the benefit of creditors. In the Court of Onmuson Plessof Bradford County, No, 71:, May term, I$lC. Notice T 6 hereby glven that the final a count of. John F. Batteries. Assignee of, Blood 1< Cos„ liar been files! and will be presented to theMitirt for allowance, on TBVItiMiI&Y, the nth, day:ofillirrEMßEß, 1877, unless cause be shown why IVAN:lull not be; • BENS. M. PECK, proe. TNCORPORATION_ .NOTICE.--,, Nralce la hereby given that an application will. he tnado to ttte Governor of l'ennsylvania for let-" ters patent for the incorporation of a Water Com, pnny,vadevlbe law approved April 2IA 1574,-known as fhb "General Incorporation Art," for the pur', lamb of furnishing water to the citizens of the bor ough of Canton and vicinity, in the County of Bradford, Tennaylvanta. Canton, Pa., July 2a, 1877 CREAP FARE BETWEEN • •!-'. TOWANDA - AND TROY. The undersigned haring taken the contract .for.' carlying the U. S. Mails betirctsn Towanda and' Trey. has provided hljuselr with a new aid emu.. forlahie stage and gond teams. 41,41 is 'prepared to carry passengers and freight at reduced rates. ItOtTS:D' Til': TICKETS To accommodate persons _haring bunhn ss to trotooirt. ,hare tone ailed to twit wood trip tick ets tor .2.00. Tielp„.trattr faro from points between TOwatittkaud Trittattiasiiio ratio. My stage Is roomy and sittktantial. so I S:ltn ratty alt who may degire to ride.' TICK F:TS tltcsalO ht. Elwell Mouse, To watitia, and adatas.llo,or, Troy r. • Towanda, August 2,1817. . _ _„ rIST OF LET I TERS, remaining in A-% Poladj Office at Tairintla„ Bradford CO, - Pa., fur the week ending August 1, 1877: Churellw4nl„Wm ' Corcoran. Waggle t i Itubobse, leery ' Forbes, Peter ' 11eusan, bas Getor ' ''Mrs S ,'. Lovelnee, Fred .0). May, Henry 11. McMahon...Miry - . SleMaims, Margaret ' Me Teal. Rebecca Owens, Phadle Pratt,JFln Parks, Mrs Post, MISS 31 E Rice, Ella Walborn, Stella . . Persons callllig for any of the aboic, mill plervio say:" adverthsed.•• Vying date of list. S. IV4, ALVOrip,, FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.- It is an undeniable fact that no article ;vas ewer placed before the public with si:r touch midis imted oppore of Its gm; medical 'Mud, sm... . V,E Gr E TINE. For every complaint for which VEIVETTNE fit to commended, many teetitnonials of what it has done Ix furnlAhed to the pubite at• large, and no one shou , d fall teobserve-thet nearly, all of the testt mottiala are fiom people right at home, where ,the prepared, and as the streets and nuMbers are given, the/0 can be no possible doubt about the-matter. 11. It. Stitre - lis,,! nub-I-Dear Sir:' May I ask the favor of you to make my ease pudic? In Steel, while onpicket dutysin the army, I was taken with Alit, which lasted all night. W.as tak en indoteamp and dosed with whisky and quinine. Afteilthis 'had fits every day, and was taken to liewbern Hospital. and then treated by the attend ing physicians: I grew worse and. was sent hoine. Remained in poor besith for four years, treating urttlfmany physicians anti trying many remedies. Finally &Tanis made its appearance on different pulse( my body, and Myliead was so diseased as to be trlghtoul to look at, anti painfully beyond•en distance. _After trying the most , eminent physi clanso Without improvement, a change of climate was advised. Have been to the Hot Strings In Arkansas twice. each time Oleg their treatosent a thorough Mal. , Finally came back to Unstop, discouraged, with no hope of help. Lift wax a burden to Otto in any sit nal lots. ,My disease, and the effect of so tench pow er,ful medicine, had so t gamaged my system tha t . the action of my Molnar 'wasappanmtlydearroyesi, and my head was covered with ulcers which hasl in places eaten bate the skull bone. The best physicians said my blood was so full or poivin they could de no Bomb fur me.' About this time a friend who had been an invalid told 'rte NAGETIN e hurl restored Wm to peers:et/smith. and through his persuasion I cousnenced taking Vito it.' list.% At this time 11, - was having jilt almost every day. -I noticed the first goolieffects of VrOIiTINIC In my digestive organs. My food sat heiter.and my stomach grew stronger. I began to feel en couraged. for I could see my health. slowly and gradually Improving. With renewed hope Con tinued taking the VEGETINZ, until it had nun pletcly driven dteenite out of my body, It cured the fits, gave me good, puns blood, snot restored in to pertectlealth,,Whicibl had. not enjoyed befor e \ rot ten years. Hundred's of people in the city of Boston can vouch for the above facts, ETI NE has saved my life, and you are at lib oily to make such use of this statement please?: you best, and I beg of you to make It known that other sufferers 'may find relief with less trouble and espouse than I 411 d. It will afford me great pleasure to 'show the marks of my dlsease of give any further informa tion relative to my case to all who desire It. 1 am, sir, very gratefully, JOlll4 I'ECK, - 'o. 50 Sawyer street4loston, Mass. TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS AGO • 'H. IL STZVESS, Esq.—Door Sir: This is to cer tify' that my daughter was taken sick when she was threotears old, and got so low that_wo were obliged to keep her on a pillow, without moving, to . keep the little thing 'together. She was. attended by several physichuno—tho regular attending nue helng.old Dr. John Stevens. They: all pronounced her case incurable. She had been stet about a year,, _when hearing I:44bn great Bloat Remedy, VE4E TINT, I cOmmenced giving her that, and continued , It regularly till Mie was about seven years old, when oho was pronounced peifectly cured. During her sickness three pieces of bone were taken from her right arm above the elbow, une, of them being very long. Several email pieces were also taken from her lett leg. She Is now twenty-seven years old, and is enjoying good health, and has ever Since she was seven-years old, with no signs .of Scrofula' or. any other blood disease. Her arm. Is a 'little crooked; but she can use, It alma& as well as the other.;4ler legs are of equal length, and she is not In the least lame. her ease was Scrofula, inherited i In the' blood; and 'I would recommend ail those - Scroftda Humor or any other blood disease. If they wiskt,o'have a I) . ...rfee; cure, to try Vatlarisk,.the Vs:Habib blood remedy. which:does not weaken the, like many Other preparations recommend-., .edXber, on the contrary, i t is nourishing and; strengthening. .Myelaughter's case will fully tev`, tlfyints. for 1, never saw nor heard of a worse form' Of Seto la. - ' HULDA SSILTH, • I I I Monument street, Chaffiedown, Mass.. • 'SIAS. SARA M. JON V.S. % 11 Divan street, Charlestown, Mass. April 10, 187 , The above sta ement shows a perfect mire of •Scro(niadn its aura( form, when protnituend thou* able, of a child fon years of ago. twonty-threej , year. 4 ago. The lady, uw twenty-seven years, bldg enjoying rierfect health. -I • . . , Prepared by 11. R. STEP tiS, Boston,- Dias • VEGgTINE IS SOLD BY' ALL 4 4.4 . 44'4 4'; 44f 4 rrux ;) ,ll;spEnslGNED WILL • X 'sell 'a • bouse'and lot . in Wyeol4 bleated 14 1, int:estrum Towanda .Itoro'„and of a Mile from M. IL Leaning's. The lot contalniabout hi an acre, with an abundance of good refit—apples, peaches; themes. Ike.,—a welt of cold water, a barn and othOSoatisith)tilltatherthri. 'The /UMW Wall nerdy. minted this spring . with Mucosa,' of Jewett's lead. The cellar Is large and dry: The property will 'be sold for 412110 (about half its value), pat down and a like sum yearly with Interest. Address J. An drew 'Witt. Attorneyst-Law, Towanda,4".S.-j2171. - t 1 0 t y. be . . . O'V'A.TZD-:--- A. ItESPONSIBLE P A ItTrwlth CAPIT4L, s t ircliAhT PitErmult Elk tolake al'attnUrth 4 . '631 - and manage a Bratich I Misr ittore..Whic we are about Let start In this Seethe'. Nona but those who can litik7 • 1 he..bcst reference need make application. ottununiatticms strictly oriblidentLsl. Address • DR 'YOUNG a BRO., - .•• • PALACE 0044411 STORE., , >c. is. t , ter E STREIVPHILADELPIIIA. • *ire 'Angeline, bawls • •t my bOd Sad board without''Oat (Mae or pro • hereby forbid say one bar. Urborlatrusting. • rem toy account, as 1 ‘lll pay Imp leof her - .g.. . r..*llittut, - raLystultu- - - • EMI =II W3l.' D. TYLER, • •F. 8, ELLIOTT, ' H. ti. WILLIAM, E. L. MANLY, 17. )1. PECK... B. P. EtICKOX BOSTON, Dec. 17, 1872 pimENsE 'STOCK SPRING - AND. BUMMER CLOTHING Just awned at the old stand SON. Agmea6l7 with announcement, MR: J. DAVIS lias filled the store lately occupied by, Solomon don with tho,most complete assortment of - READY-MADE ' CLOTHING • • Of every deseriphoo ever o ff ered lo this' :market. My stack comprises everything to the line of Ready. made Clothing for- . . YOUTHS• AND CHILDREN'S WEAR, FURNISHING. imps, - TRUNKS, CAPS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c. tdesire to announce to the people of Bradford County. that I have permanently.tecated In Taiwan da, and shall endeovor, by close attention to Mud .ness, small profits and fair dealing, to merit and secure my share of patronage. Mylitock-Is NEW. hiving beim purchased daring the put tiro wotki tor CASH. MEE ROET IT! N IN Still continue' to sell : ' READY-MADE C • °TILING *l4 . AT THE OLD STAN - 41 Also, thit lIIS . PRICES ARE I4OWER ! THAN. ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT THIS SIDE OF THE OLD COUNTRY! Ryy roods , ary always ~ • - BOUGHT FOR CASK, AND GUARANTEED TO 'BE JUST .• WHAT THEY.ARE RECOMIES.I.I3ED! Ills stock comprises everything IN • THE. CLOTHING LINE I- ' 711031• THE CIIFACEST TO ,t • THE MOAT COSTLY 'OA.RMENT: 1152E233=1921 • , - . BOYS' OLOTIIING, • ' NEATLY AND SITDSTALNTIAI.L'i MARE,' AT ABOUT THE ',COST OF MATERIALS!' NMI • • . 1.. . . .. SPRING .lIATS, • . • . . SPRING OVERCOATS, , TASTY U MBRELLAS. ' • A sid the DES? LINE OF FURNISHING GOODS ' EVER OFFERED IN TIIIS MARKET: frem!tamers know that I.am rENMANENTLE .LOCATED IN tOWANDA, . •.._.- . And they therefore itin l uo rlsk of befo g ammo as In eases of merely transient dealers, who never contlnr long In one place. • . I !• . - - 1 ' ~ I. E. ROSINFIELD.t, , , I Tuwan;ila, MarcA(22, i 877 RENOVATED ! • -- RENEWED !I _ .REPLENISHED!!! , ...;"... , • • - i Daring the past winter I have by closhapplys. lion th business, • ' • ' CLEANED OUT My old • stock of Heady-Made Clothtug, sod oom Odor to my customers AN ENTIRELY NEW ASSORTMENT, rufaseed,with - a special view to the *ante of TOWANDA AND VICINITY Ity long experience .In trade here. 'their/a I an demand' whit tho people desire In ttio CLOTHLIEG- LINE, Maplieltimpe frock, now being evened; • CANNOT FAIL TO SUIT ALL. _ . PRICES WERF. NEVER. 80 LOW . . , . • Audi can Terevarytblng 4 ., , IN Tug -LINE OF G. ( - VTIONG -• / ' .... AND.GENTS• FURNISHING GOODS \At inicaliwitlCl3 det4 ' competittott. VE liiILL.NO7 .1 .13E 'OIDERSOLDI , Remember this wen lifirant of Ckothbv Towanda, April 12,1817,„ `Fa*iture. A VIIANGE IN THE BItII►GE STREET, PtfR . N,ITURE STORE The .underslgnesi his purchased this estalillsic• merit J. Si L L YX & Cu., and will keep FULL RTCCE7OI O • GOOD FURNITURE! - . -wilcll.llE WILL SELL "LOW I Mr. ALLY may afill be *oemtat the old plate sad will have eharge of the UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT. All !emirate mill be coal cted In goat tau% and um charges win be le* Centel ittention will be given to. IMPAIRING AND FRAME MAKING< =MI N. P. HICKS, - , flumes** to J. 9. Allyn a Co. _ t c BRIOGE - $Tl ' - 1 ,1QW42 , 1!) - 41. Timm aa, mirth 2 1877. ji l ' ipjfer * . (ltiocesscit Ur:Ee:t 6 Bliss) ' I • • • 1 - _ MiLt triF . FEB FOR\ITIE NEXT TH 14tTY 114,YS HIS . , ENTIRE STOOK'` OF DRESS, LINEN GOODS, &e n tte i tte., 4f,A, GLOVES, HOSIERY, LACES, AND ‘EM_BROIDEBIES IN GREAT VARIETY . A LAMM STOCk OF SILK cf;• WORSTED FRINGES BARGAINS IN TABLE; LINK If, NAPKINS, J. DAVIS. that FIELD S CLOTHS„-AND CASHMEIWB • . • Alt 11;IVIIIG . SEV . : URELeTHE SERVICES OF. • BARR S TILE, Tztr.LOß,. \'' WE ARE PREPA.RED\ TO FAVOR .US PATROIiTAGE., Towanda, June 1, 147 NEW GoollB =I WE AIM NOW ItEA.DY WITH FtriL STOCI; OP FURNI . TIME AT PHIOES- TO SUIT THE TIMES, _.OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, WHICH WE INVITE', YOU TO -CALL AND EXAMINE. ~; l J ACOBS. WE KEEP:' THE LARGES# STOCK. OF .'UNDERTAKING , GOODS OF ANY ONE IN THIS PART OF TRE 'STATE, AND OUR-PRICES ARE , AS LOW 'AS THE LOWEST. WHEN • WA NT .OF ANT THINO IN :OUR LINE, GIVE US A - CMAL: 'REMEMBER' THE PLACE, AT THE _OLD STAND OR MAIN, STREET. • . -" L -Li, Mat:, • a~ GOODS, WHITE GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICER JUST RECEIVED. , 2'ofFEz,niskc., ec. "t'di OUR STOOK OF IS-17.1PE.QOALE:D,/,'", . „ . . CLOTHE ALL WHO MAX' ' J. L. KENT. ' . ", Crrost's Sou. FORc'THE - SPRING TRADE MI • !' . / I'ME I=IMMEM MEM CK - FROSTB . Raiff. I, i Y..r _ .. _ 11l BEM T OW A NDA MARKETS; REPORTED BY STEVENS L LONG. GeacTat dealers la facades-Lad Produce, Pattotill - -" Bloch, eoraeollaitt arid . Bridge Streets. _ ' WEDSPDAT*VENIGG, AUGUST 417. Flour per . ••• " Cern Itearper•loo lbs - • Cheri Nett . Whelapes • • • • 64 io ".• ...... ,• .15 Oats, .40 Beekwkeat, "••• .. ° "A/ - .• Cloverseed„lneoinin; " " r". P 42 7 1 104. Thnotby. western,' • ' • linens; 42 _ Pork. • .15 00 • 10e lbe Gents • ' 0- 11 • IS' 14 .13333133 r, tubs.... ... ._ • .Is so " \roil", ..... - 36 . 16 - 21) Eat. tre6b..-..; ..... • - 12 15 . "2.•• Green epples. on ' sn. 0 Dried \ per lit: elk • "Blackberries, • - :.° - Potatcw% peibnsbel. , 25 0, 30 '• • Onions, w - s ' neesl‘'az - 25 • ' - COBRICCI2A ST DAYTON DUO. Vies ," 04 A 05 ' eal* skins (a 6 i to 'l)eaeous 20 05 , 40 Sheep pelts, sheared.. 10'0 • 25 Lands skins ' 25 A 60 Tallow oo A 07 , WOOll washed...,. -23 0 40 ." unwashed, 22 0 -V. CITIOTATIOI4 OF WITITE,POW su, 11304-11ankers "ad Brokers:NO.4l2, Boa h Third Street, rhtladelp4s,,Jaly 29th, 1877. • - 82 D. AeiLD . , 7• . „ 115`.41: 11151, e •'• .• ll2 1 11234 ; • as . . ," ,45; ,L,l4ed J... • . law ,101%, 14 167 , IL , UMW NS 61 64• 64 .68 , 64 44 . I .1111,4 1040. equpou ' • • 11,..1121( ;113 I, '" raelfle s' s.„ ey ' • 125 ' fl2F4f .New rsi Reg. 1251' " • • 1091 i 1110 X, " C. 18111 4,4, Big, 1891 - " C. . 1091 Silver ' Pennsylvania 'Reading Philadelphia & Erie' Lehigh - Navigation Valley, Er. Dlv • United R. R. of N. Pittsburgh, T. & Northern Central • • • ' Central Transportation Nespnehoning. North PennsTrania ' C. 84. Mortgage Vier A ID3ONISTRATOR'S SALE..- .c/... Pomona to an order of the (limbo's' Court of Bradford CounlyoPennaylTnnta. there win .pe sal at public sale on the.pretulses In Warier, tura, Auld county, on SATURDAY the.2sth day of AV DUB?, A. D.,.1877 • ammencing at 2 Oeloik. P. DT., the folngfiescrlbed real estato. rate of.Levt Dunham, deceased. to lutt : Ono lot of land-bound ed on the north by lauds of F. Coburn and J: C. Malilting. east, by lands of . Prank Crawford and John-tralrebllde, south by lands of Levi,flanbarn, and west by lands-of P. Hickey and Darling; ; . ecmtainldg ono , hundred amok, more or less, nearly,. 111 werslland. CONI►II'JI)NS OF SALE.—One hundred 'dollars' to be paid when the property Is Sada down file hundred on confirmation, and the balance In IMO 'Tarlton) the date of eonfirtnattr4l., with Interest. ' ASA DUNI! ASt. Administrator., Warren - Tap., Pa., July 26, A SSIGNEE'SI NOTICE.--In .the A matter.of Jacd'i Pletcher., Bankrupt.' In the District Court of the United:States, Western. District of Pennsylvania. The .creditors will take wake that a general meeting of thetreditors of said Bankrupt will he; held in Towanda. In said District. on the Ilith.day of AUGUST, A. D.. at 10 o'clfrk. A. M., at the Mitre of Overton St Mercer.. ef:.re R. A. Mercer, E.g.. one , of the' Registers in P inkruptcy In said district. for the purpose name in the 27th section or the Bknkrupt Act - of March 2, 1867, (to wit: at - firial,dlstrilitition of said Bankrupt's estate.) If your claim has not already been proved, -it must be' doneor - before the, day of meeting. JAMESI U. WV II I3, East SmiW f tleld, July 25, 1e77. • A uprxows . NOTICE. • L - 3,.."iniik vs. Daniel Nesbit. In the' Court of Cointiwin Pleas - of Bradford County. No.:811, rob. miry Term 1878: Vim undersigned an Auditor appointed to /MUM. nteefunde raised from *twill:Ca sale. of defendant** real estate, wUI attend' to the dtttleanf his appoint. •"'; melt, etc., at the OfElir. of Overton & IClshree. Towanda on FRIDAY. the 24th day of AIIDUS7 at u o'clock A. W.. He ull) also at the Same timer:bad place attend to the dutiesoehis appointment as Examiner and Master In the nutter of the applirstlou of A. Wil liams to be subrogsded to the rights of the Plain tiff's In certain judgments against the said Seshit. • • \ E. OVERTAX: JIM. ang2.4v.. •Audltor, Examiner and Muter. MI trinTots NOTICE.-In the "IL mattee-of The estate of J. L. Elstireo.vs. 'Wmi Garin., Ili the Court of Common Pleas.of Bradford Connty. The undersigned, 'an Auditor appointed jiy._-said Court to dlstributo the money raised by the sale of the real estate of defendant, will at' end to _tho same at his °face in the borough of • Towanda, on, TITESI3.XY. the 7th day of AUGUST-next, .at 10' o'clock. A. 31..014tiatday. at which time and place all persons havir.g claims on She fund aforesaid can present the sante, otherwise to 1* ,debarred. FL W. PATRICIF, Auditor. Towanda, duly 19, 1871 Ell A, trDITOR'S NOTICE. - In the ix motor of the estate of John Purcell, deed: lii the Orphhns• CoUrt of Dradford County.. ' \ • The undersigned. an Auditor appointed upon ex- - mptions. also to marshal! assets and inakq hutlnn.will attend to the duties of his appointment,' at his once in the borough of Toiriusda„ on FRI DAY. AUDITS p I. 1577, at 10 o'clock. a.m, atirbleh time and place all persons having claims upon said fund are requested.. to present themor be forever - debarred from coming in upon the same.! J. N. CALIFF. Auditor, July 1,7, 1677 AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—John Means vs M Ellenberger., et al. In the Conn of Common new? of Bradford County. No. 781.: Sept. T.. IS I : The undersigned an Auditor appointed by the Court to distritmtrfonds arising from .defendant's real.estate, will attend to the duties of hie asid ap• pnintment•atthe ?Tire of Patririt h Fort., MIL 3IONIAI. the 27th day of AITGUAT, 1077. at 'lO welock.A. x.. when and where all persons havtpg claims against said fond. most present the same, or he forever debarred therefrom. • . ' Ell=2 TNCORPORAVIONNOTICE. •_a_ To all whom It mart:miner:l t The undersigned: eilliens - of .Trby and "'deity. hereby give notrets, that they intend ap_plylng - to the !Genet of Common' Pleas of Bradford County, or a Law Judge thereof, for the Incorporation of !• The Glenwood Cemetery Assoelattop, for the purpose of purchasing lands and keeping the same in . proper Condition. fora plzoo to Imre the dead., S. W. POMEROY, DEO. N. NEWTERRY; WM. MORGAN, , • . HORACE romrazgy; V. M. LONG, • R. ROWEN , E. VANDIEN. . UFA'. C. PORTER. • NELSON MEYNERD. •DAtD D. FORREST. D 47 Troy, Pa., July 19, 74•1/3. IVOTICE.-=in the matter of the voluntary asslgurnent of Sfrlvester. Harsh to George W. Brown for the benont of creditors. In the' Court of Common MBAR of _Bradford County.- No. IOC:. Scntember term. 1876. Notice Is hereby given that the final ;wount of - George NT. Brown. Assignee of Srlyeeter Harsh, has been tiled and' 4111 proltented to the court for allowance lon THURSDAY, the Bth day Of SEPTEMBER., 1677, unless cause bo shown why It should not he, of 77 BENJ. M. PECK, Trot. A PPLICATIQN IN DIVORCE. rl —To Elizabeth Cook. NO. 377. Feb. term.' • 1877.. Ton are hereby notified that William Cook, y nor hrtSblioi: has appliedlo the Court of Common Fleas Of Bradford County for-s divorce from the hoods of matritiumy. and that the said mutt has appntuted Monday. the ad day of September. 11177. , .for hearing tho said William In the premises, at Which time and place you can attend !rpm think proper. • . A. J. LAYTON, Sheriff. . A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE. • XX, --To James E. Knights, Nn. 200, lreh..term„ 18;7. ton are hereby notified that Edith B.Knlghts. your wife, be applied to the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County for a dlroice from the bonds of nttritnony, and that the said court has appointed Monday the ad day of September, 1877, for hearhilk the said Ndlth-B, In - the ()realises. ati: which time anti place you can attend If you , think proper:. " Carr) A. 3. LAYTON, Sheriff. PPLICATION IN DIVORCE. —To .Watter-Wheeler. No. 7! Yen_ term.. 1877. You aro hereby notified that D. D.Wheetor; your wife. tiaa applled.tti the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford - County fur a divorce from the bonds of matrimony .- an d ,that the said court, has appointed Monday, the 7d day of September. 1877, for hearing the raid D. D. In the premise,, al aVeh Unto and plaeo you can attend If yort think proper; ' A, J. LaNTON, Sheriff. PPLICATION- IN -DIVORCE. A mathow Morse, No. 7a. Pelt term. 1577. You are hereby notified that. Sarati,. Monte. your has applied to the Court of Centime' Pleas of Bradford County for a - divorce from the bonds of matrimony; and that the said court had appointed Monday. the ad day of September. 1577. for hearing the said Sarah In the premises. at Which' time and place you can_attend If you think proper. s'. A. J. LAYTON, Sheriff.. 'ADMINISTRAI.OR'S NOTICE ,--Notice-is hereby iven Mat. all persons in. ,Lebted to the estate oflJsvid fl-stoner, bte - Of SheshominOlee'd. must mate Immediate payment to the endetehillette and all, persons !wing claims against mid estate must present them. eoly &adobe Mato% for settlement. ' • WK. 81%rsign. * July 19, 17,.. • ' Adukulstrator, pendoUte lite.: ME ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice Ii hereby given .that all pettiest; In: dented to• the estate of Cynthia Jordan,. late of Itedibtep" dent, inuarmake Immediate payment to the undepigr.ed, and all persona having etelms must mite immedtatopstiment to the uncleielgeett, all person, having claims egalnst,iald; estate moss present them, duty antbentleatedi for settlement. , ARIA: E. , ,W3t1U117, ELY WRIGHT, 'Examen.: .ittly 19, 17. _I 4 I ,BIII.OU'r . OR'S NOTloE.Notite As hereby:loo*n teat, persons" Indebted to the estate of liantel.Widts., late of Bldiplbut7 deceased. intuit • make Immediate • • payment tante undersigned, and all persons baring slants { agains said. estate roust . prevent the dui" au., thenlicated for settleatont" to-the undersigned . a x it/ '•/ • - • •! Ewa Bolitlibrill,Tlt.:, 4itir, Or, 1917. 1 -, ZIE witoissAtz. 104T.UL. .9 9 00 011 10 00 2 40 22. $0 : 1 91- lIE II 0 1600 2 SO- ...:"„ 111 t :111,16; / 06 ,i11 011 1. 100,4 1 1061 105,4 1 105 g a 100 1100 2 1 41 1 7 , 4 1 17 13 i p ~ 17 riix 32 . .841 eq " ' ■ leg& CHAS. M. HALL; Auditor.