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L °SITIO SPEAK&
.EPu,C 4K rali l ff, PE P 4s ( TF r . ;
In joolling ddenduritil
merit, of thel,llEronT En,:bearing date of
August I - saiv atticle npOit the sub.
ject,of
." Intellectual Arithmetic.". Tut,
in hopea that a more able pea -thin mine
would miswer the communication wbfr e ir
appeared some weeks since, but as mope;
.lias k underta,ken to dolt, I Shall endeavor
to tellTtlre - teachers and friends of educa
tion 4 :'Nrhat I know about Intellectual
Aritlitnetic." •
4 PCYnt:s," obtinfuninr' atioN stated
that it syas, true ! jbp &1e 'object of
intellectual - Arithriiatte l wai to discipline
the mind. ,I am well' aware of the fact
tha - Cmcntal or intelleetual arithmetic is .
much,ncglected in all common schools,
hat that it is a purely—disciplinary study
is - somethine that I will not admit; until
I am more fully convigced
Is Reading a disciplinary study only . ?
Is not, ramtewr:nometbing -irner9 *an a
disciplinary study ? Reading prepares us
for'the pursuit of branches of, study
(ini'mmai prepares us for the pursuit of
CoMpoiition, Rhetoric,
.stul yttrgr advanc.-
ed studies. I claim that Mental Arith
nietic is also a preparatory as it
teaches us how ; to, study !written arithme-
tic nndeistaiidinily. In my mind, mental
arithnietie not more - of . a disciplinary
study that► is Beading, Geography, Gram
mar or Spelling. o
When 1 was attending school and
studying the
,common English bratiches,
I wa ntaf4r ti teacher who taught fental
Arithmetic; and in a school wheie all were
‘required to-study it—The-teacher di l not
tontine the-scholas to tho book analysis,
rd it 4PIifIoRT3 , I)FaCtiRI
sß
lution of the problein.- The qfiestion was
not, , ,yOu perform the example
again?" but "'Do you understand -it ?"
I do hot mean to say_ that mental arith
metic does not-discipline the mind,..but I.
-Claim that it •should bcinsiderid
as a preparatory study -to the written'
arithmetic, and studied accordingly. The
only, 4.11 diffettince. bitnee the,written
and mental arithmetic is that problems in
the menta.Pare to-be solved in the head,
while . .those in the written are so long and
dompWateil as to rcquire'tho aid of
,pen-
ell or crapart,._ • •. •
In my schooli I make analysis a "bob,
bye and require: that every problem in
written arithmetic , which finds a place up
on the blaCktoa r M,'"lall '1:03; expliiiioti, so
clearly - that even dm most backward
. seliolaVof the claiima?tindeirstand it. •If
a pupil .Whiliei 'some assiStabee, I give
him a cleat.,arialysisi...of-iiie problem, and
then„ if he understands the analysis, he
call readily•soifeitbe•problem. Very sel
dinn dl I perform in example• on the
.slate. •
.• T . .
The good . arithmetician is not the one
al acifi tierfortel tirtibleni rapidly, and
" knows it's right 'cause .the book
; - sals so," but he who, 'After performing
th 6 problein, can explain it regardless of
: boNes'i - Teachers who wish tole success
ful, should pay attentinn to 'mental arith-
mefic. Send a.pupil to the board to ex
plain a problem who has studied mental
hati:l 4itut not,
and notice-the difference in theirexplana
tiOds. liiiiielicS'the better itholar?
Thera are • many persons who study
writteaarithmetictha has, never used
the mental, Init the good 'scholar is the
One who takes "a full course." Some
seholais camiot obrnmit Tides to memory,
. `and-I do. not think' teachers should re
quire'tharyte. If they understand a pr6b
lem and can explain it, they can _readily .
dciise t ACtaie'de i l / 2 4ir
wishes to ti cipline his memory, I thin%
lie can dolt far better by learning every
thing in advanCed geography. ,
In conelnsion I would say that I do not
claim to be a person of extraordinary
ability; possibly I woUld be linable to
cope with thole who are now discussing
this que*ma Aiginiapirfir44. D inAling to,
becritiefzed by those who differ with me,
if it..will : in any. way advance : the mate of
educatiou.' re critics and youthful aspi
rants for literary:hoiorsi bete is a chance
to take asubjectwith Which , you are, fa
ipsiliar; and criticize a. `‘ . CRITIC.
Tow.kNia, Pa., Aug. 9, .1577..
TA.Otp/tEll 7E4OREWS ALLY
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• BY LAURA U. 111tQWNELL.
1 Among those thousand' tales' Of the.
wondrous Arabian magician, are glitntses
of some rare characturt,-inen and wo
men of a . common sense. and shrewdm,ss,,
whoseleouaterparts our modern eivaza
tion has failed , to preduee. We have . al-
ways' been awed by the coolness with
which thr ?ilforgiani' turns; to pre=
'pare her master's broth,,_after she hakso
-summarily disposed of the fo'rty thieves
quietly sleeping in thproiT cans: Aladdin
has become Amens, though• Wbr-he
should be, - except- for7hie-stpidity in
- managing the limp )41, -1014- gained, we
fail to ace; while nob Ody but the elidaren
knows .Of ,dower . 3iorgiana,,, who by, beg
acutendss and . petietratien could oedirit
the nuiiitklaverlildevised
lcow, - we have no forty . thieves .to (Hs
' p i ose of, but someAlays we have that niun: , •
ber 7 C,f exasperating little urchins to man
,- .
rage, and the slaysrgial'xtiFer of ready
adaptation to circumstances would stand
,rte in better stead than any gift of .For - i %
turie;,whether in the shalle of magic lamp
- ,
sclfool well subdued shy predecessors.
` , Tart is indeed what in' fiel - Mom traocess-'
ful teaching,-,--tact in governing, iu in
structing, k bringing the child-nature,:
under out WilueOcei to their fullest and
most symetrical developments.
;There is a prOValent :Opinion :that it is
beneath the teacher's , :dignity to "Man. ,
a> e,' that
Should.alwjaya l ay4ii tit atop this waves of
dissatisfaction; but he may nOW and then
find it as expedient to mo i ye ; -,,his position
asdid!Catinte . irf vid. Vhert
danger that hixi,ctimuneas shall degenciate
into obstinacy, as that his adroit manage
input The more un
obtriisive the idea or goiernment.hs and
the thbro , etorsideet nW ibbbliirs a thit
doing light th6y are doing just what they
wtost,vi;h to do, the *mowes do we:come
to the: tilieph!empg,Olelsi whiloAsei l
pline mad over-pramieent isahcitit as
effectual towaid-,editaition as thelierman
cudgel 'with which Carlyle beats. , the.
world-child. , • - ctOry wou by a sniife is
_wurttr.two that you . get. by a thre . t.
- There are some, habits that, from,tbeit:
very nature, are better. m`et by a 'hank
niovenrenkns, for . initance, the deplora,
' tile one of yaWning in class. To request
schnlais not to indulge in that little relax
ation, would savor of idiocy; caluili v to al
low it, oven , in-aluir last recitation of a
sleepy Indian-brin - far day, „would . he au
exercise of Iristian patience not to he
. -
c'rel•nencied. Wu know of no better way
•••", 4111 off the cteephig . labsitptje;
by sating a encsession of abort, Sharp an.
fers, caning a member _iiuickly to his
eet. A midden appealc _ "I teach with
my whole heart and strength; do re
cite- in the same way7"-will meet with
a prompt response. 7 -
=
There is another habit that begins as
soon sea boy becomeis the proud , owner
of a watch, and is prevalent among chtf•.
dren of an older growth, in the course kit
a long-sermon,--that of looking to see
what time it is. No matter bow slyly it
is done," teacher or speaker seems to know
it by intuition, and the mei3kest, ministers
.have been heard to speak of it as discour
aging; while those from whom the " old
-man" bas been wholly banished, 'call it
positively-insulting. If a boy birObserved
-,to i ceneult his watch with anxiety, it is
-safe to take that anxiety as arising from
-alear that he is not to have time enough
'to tell all he knows on the giyen subject;
and be is served aright if much more than
his share of cpiestions immediately comes
to him. That works better as a prevent
ive than any 'prohibition.
,Sometimes a whole school is rested 14
a serspeusion,of study for a few moments,
and the 'introduction of some topic of in
terest, such as the Exposition in these
.centennial days; so that praise 'who have -
"-not been on the -dusty -pilgrimage to the
modern Mecca, may yet know something
of the wonders. An amusing turn is now
and, then given to a lesson by calling each
pupil to ask a certain number of questions
of his classmates, or oven to take the seat
of honor, and conduct the recitation. The
Wind "amusing" is used advisedly, for
it doss seem well to encourage a more i
'cheerful, as well ash more earnest spirit.
the little girl who was asked why she
liked to go to aehool, ought to find some
better reason than "Cos it made her so
glad to have Saturday come."
Does it not'oecur to us that most other
men and women, who draw salaries, work
until six ,o'cloar, and for six days in the
• -.
-week _`those, too, who have spent as,
• r n ruck time in previous preparation as we
have? Occasionally some one who is near`
enough related to claim the right to be
fflisagreeable, and-not so near as - to forget
that he is a t ax - payer ; hidts that the o ffi ce
dot' teacher ••ts a sort of .a sinecure. We
ate ready nith an- indignant denial, but
if it is only 4.10 meretmechanical work of
hearing lessons that we. exact of our
selves,
the: taxpayer is not altogether
wrong. More than this we must do.if we
I are in earnest, 'and aim at the highest re- . '
turns. • ' - •
We must supplement . ,the text-books
.without falling into ibulai methods.tbat
do away with verbatim recitations; we
must lead the children to Eidependent.in-
vestigation by arousing their curiosity;
we must cultivate the' power of making
all things work together with us; till the
total depravity of. inanimate objects be
comes a Myth. —As some pebple are born
to- greatness, so some are-._loora with
"gumption," in our homely: ratikee
phraseology; and thotie who are not, can
develop it if they will only think it worth
the while. We would not despair even of
the man who was so much at a loss" for ae
excuse for lending his clothes-line, that
"he said it could n't go,•foi they had just
hung up the flour to dry. "Hung up
your flour !", exclaimed the bewildered
neighbor; " you - can't 'do that." " Yes,
I can," was the assurance; "and I- tell
ou the more times - you want to borrow a
clothes-line, the More Hour you shall have
to hang uji
It is not to be supposed that we can
draw upan Our ?liner consciousness for a
store of interesting suggestions on the
topic we are teaching. If the supply fur
nisliedat colle&iir normal school is not
soon exhausted, it at least becomes stale,
and does not serve as readily as . the
thoughts froth some book just read, or
talk just' enjoyed. It ,is a professiorial
duty, as well as a duty we owe ourselves,
to resit the `pages which shall inspire us
and Cultivate friends whose enthusi-
asm shall kindle ours. AO in nothing'is
tact needed rum:Allan' in a choice' of the
book and parts of books we Flail - dm/OW
our time to, in continuing Oniseducation.
If we are determined to grow ourselves
intellectually, -numberless opportunities
will occur of helping on the same growth
in our pupils. 'We can--call their atten
tion to what is worth remembering in'the
newspaper records, to important political
changes in foreign lands, to wars and ru
mors of wars, that they May realize they
live in times which shall go to make up
history. They are quite ready to'fall in
to Our Americanlauffof Much reading of
newspapers, 'and need to be taught how
to glean the little wheat from the much
chaff. "We can, see that the selections
they -learn tor rhetorical exercises are not
-mere trash or jingle, but fitting extracts
from.oul best authors-poetry or prose
worth committing to heart as well its to
memory. Without turning ourselves in
to walking we can divert
the curionoyoungi folk to the places
where they.will find the best information
on the subjects therare eager to question
us about. , In their reading, they every
day come 4cinsir,alltisions that they but
half understand,' and much of the force
and riclinesiof even the simplest style is
lost to them.' is
It will be' invaluable to them to form
the habit of looking up all historical and
mythological references, and the exact
meaning of words, about which they have
but a hazy And the great point' to
elfin is to get thernate do it at the time;
ol'ai Soon as posaible, to make them pos
itively 'uncomfortable so.long as they aro
conscious of having learned* words they
do not really know, or read of places
whose location is no more' fixed in their
minds than the land of the lotos-eaters.
It is surprising, the amount of connect
ed general information one can gain in
' this way.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, in an
unpublished letter to a schohl-girl friend,
ones wrote " The best bedquilt in many
houses is a 'patchwerk one. and the best
knowledge of many minds has been pick-'
ed up piecemeal, -and stitched together by
the - unconscious action or memory."
- — We wonder at, the indifference shown
by parents as to the kind of' literature
their children shall devote their eveninza.
-to. A proverb has it,- Tell me a man'3
friends, and I will tell you What he is."
It miht- be written, " Tell me what
books a man reads, and" I will tell yon
what he is." Here is a iisovince in which
the, teacher must needs meddle with tact,
if at all; and it may depend upon him
whether sJrne of the brightest minds he
hart to train are weakened by the wishy
washy productions of writers--.for the
young; and corrupted by, the ditne:novel
series, or whether they Shillhe i3nrielied
'b imagination by books that have become
classics in children'a literatute. It is no
more difficult to interest boys and girl's in
Anderson's fairy tales, which are a joy
forever, and - in the wondeni of mythologi
cal lore which shall double their pleasure
in after studies, than it was long ago to
interest us in the horrible giants and
dwarfs wham!, lives *ere without beauty
or meaning.; -
Irrimproving the Manners of children,
_kindness and tact are riecesstry as well
as .firainess; in cultivating the brain, a
clover adaptation -to iparticrilais needs as
well a'clear understanding orthe subject,
and no leis in bringing - out the capabili
ties of the heart is thereneed of;WiSe and
prudgnt Management. England's great
novelist pa4ls.tely-atiown us the influence
of early4religious training' tireonscionsly
infiltrated iut4 - 4 4 the character.. Such ia
fluence is more - powerful than we dream
of. In the public schools, of a necessity,
religious teaching must be -indirect;'
but in applying and enforcing principles
of honor, the very best basis of all reli
gion* teaching is laid. The spirit or un
selfislinestrand truth tan nowhere, be bet-,
ter fostered than in a school-room, and
nowhere can they be More systematically
and effectually crushed. It is only 'scraps
of history and geography that we are to
teach, we can blunder alone. qaite•eont
,(ortably; but to rouse and guide mullion,
to train manners anti morals, is a task to
make us look on every sit=e for4.loPftli
Legal.
STIERIPF'S virtue
'et sundry mrita issued out of the Court'Alf
CommonPlesoof Bradford CenntY. and'ib ' 4ee dl.
meted. I will espue to public *slum THURSDAY.
the 70th day,ofAVO., iffft - at the door of the Coon
Muse. in Tmianda. at 1 o'clock..P. IL« the follow.
tog deseribed pnperty, to wit:
Ode lot. pin/Lorraine, of land situate in Canton
Imo`; and bounded north hy lands Z Cue. east by
lot No it. now owned by Win Chapinau.,south and
hest by the reed leading to Armenia mountain:.
contains a acres and So per of tang more or less. be.
inglot No la upon thti,map of Bailey and
VanYa
mesa land, alt improved, srlth 1 dwelling house and
few fruit trees thr non. •
. . . .
ALSO—Thu undivided % Inteeest In the follow.
tog d, eseribed lot situate In. Canton twp, bounded
north by lands of E Spenser, east by lands of said
'Spencer, south by the public highway leading' from
Canton to. Fall Brook, west by' holds of J Blander , -
vIlle; rentable a acres of land sabre or less. all .Im
provedeno buildings. Seized and taken into ear
cutlomat the suit of Pomeroy Bros va Jon W Dal- .
ley lelitchollis VanNamee.
. '
ley
other tot situate In Pike twp.: hound
ed north by lands of Abner Wosid. AmooSßaldwin.
and Mrs Laura Iltreh. east by lands Of the estate of.
'Ebenezer Magee, deceased, south by lands •of Sirs
' Semantha Worden and heirs of Abram. 'Norden.
deceased, west by lands of James Bosworth •and,
Daniel Camp: contairik 150 acres of laud more GP
less. about !Mitres' improved, with' framed house.
I framed horn and dhotis attached and 2 orchards
of fruit trees thereon. Seized and uteri %to axe•
cotton at the suit of A A Keeney vs ; Sylvester . ,
Wood. Also at the snit of same vs same.
ALSO- - One other_ lot situate in Monroe twp.
botindedandirieserltiel as follows: . Beginning at a
.hireh cor, thence south along the James Smith
Wanant 137 540 per to the Priestly line; thence
along the same north 60 0 .. west about 200 per to the
lineof David Rose warrant; thence north along the
same t4a 5.10 per to a hemlock; thence by lands In
the warrantee name of. Charles Gobin 101 per to
the plriceof beginuing: contains MSS acres of Oand
more.or plate
ss, and belag a part of a tract of land In
the ,warri tee name of Hobert .11optites: .no In).
provements. Seized and taken 'lnto exerntion at
the suit of W Kingsbnry's use vs heavy Ward,
ALSO—One ther lot situate in Wyalusing tap.
temnded.nortil y the public highway, called 2nd
st, east by lands Of Mrs C Ii Hollenback, south bx
\
lands of N 11 Doan , rth and the M K Church let.
west by lands of J Gaylord; contains% of an aci
of land more or less, It Improved, ulth I iwo'siorY
framed dwelling huts thereon. Seized and taken
into execution at the su tof a 31 Bixby vs M T
Slotery. - . . ,
ALSO--One other lot ituate in Wilmot tap.
bounded and described as ollowa: Beginning, at
the northeast cor of lands of ohn P Sharts; thence
along lands of Si J Stewart, n rth about 5.1 rods to
another cor of said Jno P Sharts. thence along said
Charts east 154 per to the place 6 beginning; con.
tains 50 acres of land, be the sant more or less; no
Improvements and no buildings. I being the sabre
laud convoyed by Alonzo, Lloyd andlife to Corne
lius A Donovan - by deed dated Nov 1 N,, PHI, and re- '
corded In Deed Book 109 at Page ago, ete., and by '
said Donovan - to said defendant by d 4, dated
Dec 24. recorded 872,.an recorded in Deed 800 'o 114 at
page as, etc. Seized and, taken 'into execution at
the suit of Geo C Atwood vs Wellington row.
din% . ' e
ALSO—One other lot Situate In Monroe b me,
hounded north by lands of II S Holton, east by 3 'ln
at, south and went by lands of John Laughed. ;
contains 34' of an acre' more or less, all improved,
with I framed house and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken Into execution atthe suit of J P
Kirby's uses vs 9 L Travis, . .
A, 1.80-'One other tot situate Warren twp. bound
ed north by lands of It T Abel, eastby iandsof Pat
4*k Hannan south by the public htghway, west by
lands of Alb in Nicholls; contains 50 acres more or
lesS, about all improved, with 1 framed house, 1.
framed barn and an orchard of frnit trees themes:.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Mlles
Prince's use vs Patrick Kelegan and Michael Ryan
T T.
ALSO—One other lot situate In Albany twTO
bounded north by lands of S D Sterigcre, cast by
lands of F. Overton. Jr. south•by lands of Mrs M
Hail, west by the Berwick turnpike; contains--
ems of land more or less, all Improved; With 1 two.
story (rattled dwelling house Used for hotel, 1 !rani.
ed barn and few fruit trees thereon. Seized and.
taken into execution at the suit of-Freeman Sweet's
use is - Daniel Kellogg. •
ALSO—One Other lot situate in Canton twp,
Bounded north by lands of Frank Baldwin, east by
the public highway leading from Troy to. Canton.
south by lands of S F Elliott, weedily landsof Eras
tus Putnam; being about 1 rods front on said high
way, and 11 rodstleep; all improved, with 1 framed
house, 1 framed barn, and few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Jas
Davllum's use vs Jamet McDonald and Horace K
Scott, Also at the suit of Strait, Clark & Co vs
Same. •
ALSO—One - other lot situate In Towanda boo?,
bounded north by lauds of W 0 Tracy, cast by
lands of .1 P south by, Lombard-el; west by
lands of Simon Kinney; being about 75 ft front oti
Lombard-st. and lea ft deep with I framed house
house thereon. Seized and taken Into ezeintion at
,theialt - OT 11W Nobles vs AI Clittgley.
4:3o—One other lot situate In Tuscarora twp,
bounded north by lands formerly owned -by 11 Il
Ingham,. east by lands of the German' Titus estate,
and Nollton Winslow, south by lands of Hiram
Taylor and 'Alonzo Hawley, west by lands formerly
owned by 11 .12 Ingham; contains as% acres more or
less, about at acres Improved, with I framed house,
/.framed barn and orchard of fruit treesthereon.
,ALSO—One other lot sitliate In Tuscarora twp,
bounded north by lands of Walman & Wear, for
merly owned by Cyrus Stevens , east by the public
highway, south by lands of Joshua' Palmer, west
by lands formerly owned by'll It Ingham;.contalus
acres more or less, about,. acres improved, with
t plank house, 1 boalrd• barn and few fruit trees
thereon. Seized and taken into 'execution at the
stilt of Geo H Landon's use vs Luther Shtunway.
Also at the suit of same vs same.
ALSO—One other lot situate In Granville twp,
bounded tidal) by lands of A-53 Andrus and Widow
Buskirk", east by lands of Zane'. StorFison, south by
lands of Chester Monroe, - went by lands - of
.Mecca
Morrison; contains acres more or less. about all
==Z2====Mll
sheds attached, and few ilia trees thereon. It be
ing the north half of the Daniel Monroe estate.
Seized and taken Into execution at the suttof Ma
ry Barrett, wife of Lewis Barrett vs Augusta L
Conipton, , •
ALSO-One other' lot situate In Athens twp,
bounded north by Mulls of C it Wheelock, east by
Centi - e-st, south • by lands of. Benjamin Bunnell,
west by Keystone-ave: contains 127 per more or less.
all improved, with few fruit trees thereon; t_
lot No 8 In John A Woolworth's sulkily's{ ;`
Keystone-ave in Athens twp. Seited and taken
its execution at the suit of .duo A Vroodworth to Use
of John King vs Geo W
ALSO—one other lot situate in Albany twp s
bounded and described as follows; 'Beginning at a
point on the rcrad , leading from Wm Bahr's land to
C; Monahan's land; thence north 37 0 . , 15' west 28
•pfer to a eon thelsee north' 25°. 30' wain /6 per to a
for; thence north 2 0 03' west 30 per; thence north
14°. west 44 per to ti con thence north 21°, 30' east
C per to a cor; t h&c° north 82°. east 64 per to
thence south 16°, 15' east 6,9 per to a cor; thence
south 30 0 . castle per to a cor: thence south 25°. 30'
east,lB per to a cor; thence south 45°, • cast 20 per:
thence sonth 22 0 , 30' west 10 per; thence south 70°,
west.-134 per toil cor; thence south 31°, 30' west II
per: thence north 88°. west Caper to the place of
beginning: (excepting and reserving if certain lot
contracted-by John II Sterigere to James - Watson.
containing 10 acres; it being cut off - from the north
portion of the aforesatd described 'piece of land):
'containing 42 acres, be the same snore or less, about
12 acres improved, with ling - house thereon. Seized
and taken Into execution at the sultof 1 A Deck
er's use vs Hobert Mclntosh.
ALSO—One. other lot situate in "Athena twp,
bounded north - by lands of I. II Keyes and Nathan
iel Davidson, on the east by- Keystone-ave. south
and west by lands of .1 II Mills; Contains about 2A4
acres of land more or less-all improved, no build
logs. Seized and taken Into execution at the suit
of Elizabeth B Yates vs T A liatnilton.
ALSO—One • other lot situate In lister twp,
bounded north by lands of C W Holcomb, east by
lands of John M Pike, south by lands of John 31
Pike. Hirittn Young., Wm Monneey and John Syl
*eider, west by lands of .lames McCarty, being
about 18 rods long and about P:0 feet wide with I
bread house, 1 stable and few fit. trees thereon.
Seized and ru
ken into execution at the suit of Wm
Russell's use vs Henry Mead.
ALSO—One other lot situate in Litchfield twp,
bounded north by the public highway and lands of
campbell, east by binds of ()tied Teed,.
Martha Ball's estate, the public highway aunt lands
of Joshua Turk, also 11, lands of Leonard Demor
est.'s estate, south by. lands of Joshua Tnrk, II S
Munn, the public highway, and Leonard Demor.
est's estate, wtekt 14 lands of Adam Crank Leonard
Demorest's estate, and lands of David Teed: - eou
tahis 290 acres More or less, about 21.0 acres imptov
ed, with 2 framed houses. 1 framed barn with sheds
attached. 2 other framed barns, 1 (rained horse
harm 1 old framed house, and other outbuildings
and 3 orchards of fruit tretrs thereon.
ALSO—one other lot situate In Litchfield twp,
Mended north bytands_of • Patrick and the
fuddle highway; east by the public • highway and
.lands of Adam Crans. south by lands no or for-.
;nierly owned by Adam trans. and lands', or .1 C
David. west by lands . helOnging to. the estate • of
Robert Campbell, deceased, contains, 125 acres
more or less. about 65 acres in/peeved with 1 framed •
himse. and 2 small orehardsof fruit trees thereon.
ALSO—One other Id situate In I.ltchneld twin,
hounded north by lands now or formerly tiw.uoll by
Samuel It' I.ee, east by lands of Gilbert Pearsall,-
'south by lands of Win Canner, west by lands of
Win Carmel', wt st by lands of JOnathan Hunt and
Prederick Lowman, containss6 acres more or less,
about 45 acres Itupmvedi, with t trained barn any
orchard of fruit trees-thereon. :
' ALSO—One other lot situate in Litchfield tivp,
bounded north by a private road !Will to the
house of W H Canner, east by lands of W H Car
mer and Wm Campbell, south by- lands of Wm
Campbell, west by the public highwayand said pet-
Yale road; contains 20 acres more - or less, all itn
provdtt; no buildings.
ALSO—One other lot situate in Litchfield twp,
bounded north by lands of Obeli Teed, cast by lands
of Gilbert Pearsall; south by David Ball's estate,
west by lands of Martha-Hairs estate; contains 30
acres more or less, about 10 acres iniproved; yno
buildings...
ALSO—The defendant's interest in one other
lot, of land situate In Litchfield. township. and
bounded north ',glands of ()bed Teed and. Benja
min Ball, east by lands of Glibart Pearsall. 'south
by lands of Chas Vanduxer and iloshua Turk, West
by the public highway and_ lands Ben) Ball; con
tains leo acres more or less, about 65 acres ittiProv
ed, with 1 framed house, I,Damed haft*, and 2 or
chards of fruit trees thereon, -Seized anti taken in.
to execution at the snit of It W Wheelock ys Ben
jahnit Ball.
ALSO—One other • lot situate in Wyalusing twp,
leminiteil worth by lands of the Pennsylvania and
New .111rk Canal and Italtroail Company, 'east by
lands of Washington-Lung, senth by the Sustme
hatitta river, west hy lands of Benjamin Brown:
contains 23 acres more tw less, all huprored. With
plank house, 1 framed barn; and few fruit trees
thereon. Seized and taken Into e enuthin at the
suit of .litho Keilock vs - W II Brown.
A 1-So.i—floe other Aot situate In Wlndhatil top,
hounded north by binds of Win Bradford. east by
lands of John French, south by lands of Orsemos
carpenter, west by lauds of Abel Bit:adman. Elijah
Shoemaker; contains 54 acres more or less. about 40
acres improver!, no buildings, and being the, same
land as described In mortgage from Hiram and
Francerearpenter to Dewitt Clinton Dewltti bear
ing date Nov 2, A It 1874, and recorded In the office
for recording deeds, etc, tu and for said county at
ToWanda. Pa, In Mortgage BoOk No 13, at page
274. etc. Seised and taken into execution at the
`suit of The Howe Sewing Machine. Co vs Hiram
Carpenter._
ALSO—One otheriot situate In Monroe borough,
bounded north by land of Patfick'ltunfee, east by
Main-st, south by lands of S I. Travers, and west
by lands of John Dougherty; contains of of an
acre, more or less; all improved. With 1 framed
house, i framed barn; other outbuildings, and few
fruit trees tlieretin. Seized and taken into execu
tion at the suit of Wescott, Kent & Cove If 8 Hol
ton.
ALSO—One -other lot situate In -Terry twp,
bounded north by landi of Reuben Eratchy. east
by lands of Cnrran-Inman and Othiel Green, south
by the public highway, and west by the land of
John Aiers; contains 30 acres, more or lean. about
21 imp ro ved, with I log hope, 1 framed barn, and
orchard of f tuft trees thereon. Seised and - taken
into ereention at the snit of W Ilaralrarger vt4
• Ursula Clark. ,
ALSO) -One other lot situate In Burlington twp.
boundmcnorth ky Sugar Creek and lands of S M_
Oickerman, east by 'the Berwick turnpike and'
lands-of Frank Mellillie, south by lands of Lyman
Wright and Uollist
F r Cotopton,hd west by lands
of 8 111 Dickerman; contalne 71 acres, more or less,
abut Rtt impruved, - with I framed boost, I shanty.
dud few fruit trees therein. Excepting and reserv
ing therefrom about I acre on She north-cart corner
oY sald lot sold to W -Miller for a 'tannery. Int,,
fiettrd and taken Into execution at the Ault of C r , ,
vampops !I se vs fy-Q Wbest 1144 A T I W seat,
.
LepL
MIIIII
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ALSO—One ether lot innate to Wyaltraing
bounded ea foliation negineing at allt est the tort',
west cot of Culver Camps cm nue of landaof J.
Lewis; thence by the, east Hoe of laid Lards and
0 C , Atwood north 11 0 east 47 pas to &One tee of a
lot deeded - by BV&B A limn; towitNng_nOstors;
thence west, 040 pas to $ poet tot of Yrs Iran
(orders lot; them* on tike of litraNanOorders
north 45410 pete to sfsgelkerr tills 4 thence south-
Sae east 10 440 pers to an oak ebr cat the old. Manor,
line; thence by said line north no east 40 pers to a
car of a tot deeded to Israel Camp in Jibe Wysins.
log Creek; thence along said creek and south line
of said lot south 720 'east U . pets to • cot of Wm
Camp; thence along the line of said Win Camp
south seatlast 40 pees to.br -near the north abet
ment of the new bridge acikeis the Wyalnsingcreek
thence by the east fide of, - Said bridge south 1r
west 12 540 pars to the mouth `end olihe embattle
meet thereon thence by the centen of the public
mad south . 42M 0 west 28 pers across the Mtn rice;
thence by-. the south side: s of wild s mill race north
13h 0, wests pers;thepce south Llowest It peril.,
butternut for a center; thence south 11 lie west
21.10 pea to the south side of the mill Mad; thence
along the south side of said reed south Sao west 35
pen; thence meth lov west 23,740 pers: *hence
south 86° west 10 pets to or - near, t east tide of
She mill race; thence by the said rl south 14.5 0
west It 1140 pets to where the north.) of tlaiviu
Camp intersects the :aid Wyolual reek:thence
by said line 7730 west 41 pets to the beginning.,
Containing 53 acres-more or less; together with the
free use and occupancy in fee Riptide - of the grist
mill race from the said Wyllusing Creek to where
It enters, the land hereby eonVeyed. ai said mill
, located; is now locate slap therdato acmes said Wye
hiring Creek and the water and water privilege
and use thereof as freely and effectually as the
within grantors have and hold the-same, together
with the free use and full right to go On to repair
or reconstruct the same. Also all the within gran
tors rights or interest Pertaining to the full use or
the water of the said Wyatt:sing Creek for. the use
of the sae mill on the within granted premises and
all other uses of said water privilege as held by
them, provided they, the within grantors, shall not
he made liable for any damages sustained' by the
flowing or backing up of the water. in the pool of
the dams beyond their ow remises, or from dams
in consequence of said creek being a public high
way: Being the same as deeded by J b kL B
Camp and 8 P . & S A Brown to whit in greeter.
about s acres improved with one grist mill and
atiiiiieds, one framed house and one framed: barn
thereon.
ALSO—One other lot situate In Wye basing twp„,„ .
honnded as follows: Beginning in the center of the
Wpmlosing road of a corner , , oflands of S Billings.
- Chaa Shane and C J - Voshurg thence In the center
of" said road south 73% 0 east on . Fusburra line 10
pers.; thence north4%*east on irceibargallne 501.10
pert to the center of a pine stump in stump fence;
thence north 78 0 west on said stump fence 9 pers. ;
•thence north 4%° east 37% pets: thence north 7714 e,
- west on the wall 25% pees teßramhall"sline; thence
north 12%° 'west on Bramhall's line -ARS pets to a
` pile of atones on north lank otsCatnP Creek; thence
north 35% 0 east 42 4-10 pert fork cur of. I' Stone's
land; thence south 52° east on .1' Stone** lino 34
nets; thence south 64%* east 46%-, pens to two ma
ple treesa cur of land of P Carr; thence south 5.15 0
west on Cares line 20% pert; thence. south 650 40'
east 13 4-10 pees to a hemlock tree on bank of race:
thence to tenter of VP/Rinsing - Creek; thence down
center of said creek its several .courses to the for,
of S Billings: lank thence north 7° east on 1111=
begs" line atvint.27 potato the piste of beginning:'
cdntaining 128 acres more or less, 115 acres ice-
peered with three framed dwelling house'', two
tamed barns and sheds, one wagon house , one
woolen factory and all, machinery and apporten•
nee belonging thereto. and' portion, of mid far
.' building containidrt one planer and all ma-'
and appurtenances belonging thereto or.
tar ed In said building. one saw andtalb mill
.with al machinery and appurtenances belonging
,thereto tcontained In. said building, one office
li
.tithling a d all out buildings and few fruit trees
r ii.
I „thereon , w th all the rights and privileges of wa- .
•ter„power, d%us, race and waters of Wyalutlng
Crook as used, held, or employee by II B Ingham.
ALSO—One Tr lot situate• In Wyalusing and
ro
Tuscara taps . , bounded as followf: Beginning at
West the cot of- dward Smith's land on line of
Luther Shumaray't and,thence on line of said Ed,
ward Smith and A I bar mico mrst 105 ben to a
eon thenee north 24. ' 0 east on line of 11 B lag
\
haw* land 112 pers to pont for aeon thence smith
70ut° east on Ilne49l' sal Ingham's land 189 peen to
a birch tun warrant line: t ence tont', 2% 0 west on
said-warrant line 30 pets t a post the •cor of land
oectipled by Luther Shim% y; thence south 6411°
west 91 6.10 pert to the pl of beginning; con
-taming
- tattling lit! acres. strict merit , more or less. No
Imororegients; one framed house and one framed
barn thereon.,'
AI.SO- I ,one other lot situate In yaluslng.twp.„
issunded on the north by lands ofJostah 'Stints and
Allen White. on the east by. !Ande of Stephen
Bought and George Bought. on t h by other
taunts of II li Ingham, and on the west r lands ut
Theresa Stone. Charles K Ingham's estate and 11
11 Hewitt. containing 175 acres more 'or,le. - 1
ALSO-et - tee other lot situate In Ilerrie twit.
in ;
isnded on the north by lands of 'lamina' MorZ,
sa
row on the east by lands of Hamilton Morrow: amt.'
John Branyan, on the south. by lands of fairies. Pee
and (ands formerly owned by Richard Graham atiq x
on the west by said land formerly owned by Bich
and Graham and lands orSimuel Billings, contain'
Ing 33 acres more or less, shunt 15 acres Improved
with one small house and Stable thereon.
'ALSOurOne-other lot situate kn Wyaluslng rwti.,
hounded on the north by lands formerly of S G
Shoemaker, on the eastand south by lands . of Mary
Bramhall. and west by the Wyaluslng Creek, con
.taining I acre more or lest:
ALSO—One other lot situate In Wgaluslng twp.,
bounded northerly by lands formerly (WS 0 Shoe,
maker, easter-1m by lands of-litram Elliot and IV
ebutnway, southerly by lauds of 'Theresa Stoneand
Mary Bsanihall, and westerly by the Wyaltising
Creek, containing 10 acres - more or less; used for
slide-way for logs, Seized and taken Into execution
at the Salt of John W Hollenback's use vs II II log.
harm also at the cult of Ellen -J Welles' ex`rs va 11
B Ingham. also at the soft of Ellen J Welles' ex'rs
vs II p Ingham. -
ALSO—One otheriot 'situate In Franklin_ twp,
hounded north by lands of John Lent*, east by
binds of Burton Brown, south by lands of Ross
Vannets. west by lands of Win Rockwell and Eli
jah Blake; contains'so acres more or less, about 45
,acres Improved, .with 1 rimmed house, I framed
bans and orchard of . fruit trees thereon. Seized
:aid taken Into execution at the Ault of Andrew
Crane* use vs J It Johnson.
ALSO—One othe,vs4ot situate In Wylie% tarp.
bounded and desergloud as follows: -Beginning at a
cos Divan side of, public highway leading to No
calledilowinan Eddy at a point 35 ft front north
west ear of J P , Ritby's land on said lifAhway;
thence along said highway northerly 50 ft to a car
i.f II W Noble's lands south of Pa &NYC& IS It
co; Glenne eastwardly 150 n: thence southerlylpar
allel kith highway 50 ft: thence westwardly 1-50 ft
to the place of beginning; the strip of land belong
ing to 11 AV Noble :tenth of theabove described land
Is Intended to be opened-by said Noble ii% a pert of
a street whenever Eli Cordhatighopens.the balance
lying buutween It and .1 P Klrhy's lot now used as ir
tamp, lint In case . sald strip. shalt not be opened,
then said strip of tont being 150 ft In depth and It
ft in width,. to be kept open as a lane, with I tram
ell house and few fruit trees thereon, Seized and
taken Into execution at the suit of the Towanda
Building and Saving Fund Association vs Henry
,Lehman and`H 0 Holton, Sec'y. . .
ALSO—One other lot situate in Orwell twp,
bettuded and described as follows Reglnning at
the public highway leading from the Wriox to the
Wappasena Creek, known as the ridge road on the
southerly line be weep said piece of land owned by
sill Taylor, and the northerly boundary line of
Wm If Darling, running north , aO. west along the
said ridge road 44 Perm to a point; thence north 75( 3
east along the line of the said road 43 pets to a
point; thence north 184°. east along the said road
65 pets to a I)olM:thence along the said road" north
21°. call 34 pent tea paint; thence along the said
road-north rello. east 'l2 pen to a point; thence
north 05.4 0 , east 32 pets: thence 'along Ito said
road'23SG, east 24 pen to the line between the
lands of Cyrus Cook and the said Taylor; !thence
south 24 0 . east along the lihe between the said lands
15 2-10 pert; to a slake and stones; thence along the
lit of lands of (Cyrus Cook, U W Morgan, and the
d Taylor, south 12% 0 , weld 165 4- t h pees to a cot;
th nee' north FAO, west along the enutherly line IS
4-10 pets to a cot; thence,. south 35t° 'west 34
oTs to a eon on the line of tands of Wol if Darting
a d the said T.aylor; thence along the southerly line
said Taylor lands north 804 0 , west 50 pen
to the centre of the said ridge road to the place or
beginning; contains 92acres and 21 pers,be the genie
more or less. ,
'ALSO—One ether. lot situate In Orwell twp,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at
the centre- of o
the afresalil ridge road on the south -
erly line of the land iiteald Taylor and the.nortlier
ly fine of the lands (411 .1 liewell,• running along
.the said line north 83°. west ..=2 pet* Ova cur of the
lands of .1 .1 - Newell. Henry nano and the said Tay
lor; thence north =¢ o , east along the westerly line .
of the:salirTaylor's.land. 106 pera to a coy of the'lads of Barton Itussell.-W IV Olds. and the' said
Taylor* marked by a stake And stones: thence
along the line between W *IV , 01(1's and the said
Taylor's: thence alio east ilo 5.10 pets to a cur
marked by a stake and stones at the public road,
leading front the said ridge road to James-Cleve.;
land's; thence along saltlittrul-soutl
pars: thence along the northerly line of said Old's
and S 11 WlLson's land n q 89,4 0 . ea:ft .13i 5.10 ,
Pers to a cot of said Wilsott. Cyrus:Cook, mut:said
Taylor's land marked by al , st eke- and stones': thence
along the tine of land of the said Cook and 'Taylor.
south 28 0 . east 39'pers titltlm,.before• named ridge
and: thence.southerly aloe the said road 198 peril
to the place of twglnning: containing i 6 acres and.
33 pets. be the Same more or less.
ALSO—Onc 'other lot situate in Orwell twjv y
bounded and' describe:l as follows : Begriming at a
stinr maple tree at the or of the land-of 1) 11 Dar
ling and lands formerlyTifened by II ChamplirinoW
owned by Dr Lgwll:, mot running along trio, lino
between these lands north 48, degrees, west 59 5-10
pelvises to a corner of lands of the said
,Dr,LeWis.
.1.1 Newell and said Taylor marked by - a stake
and ,stones- '
thence duo east along the line
of the tandslif said Newell and Taylor 70 510- pers
to a car marked by a stake and atones; thence along
the line between the same lauds south I°, west 16
5-to petit to a eor marked by a beach sapling; thence
along the Ilsie between the land of W It Darling
and said Taylor 52 0 , west 40 8-10 pers to the place
of beginning; containing 12 acres and 80. pet's, ho
the same more orleas; the aboie 3 lots of land are
known as the A 6,Fri:side farm, with I framed Isonse,
a framed barns, sheds and other outbuildings, and
orchards. of frail trees thereon. Seized and taken
Into PATC . O7 lon at the suit of James Pita-skins ear's
vs A Cs Vrlsbla.
. •
ALSO--One other lot situate In Ruilingeon born',
bounded north by lands of J M Ayer, east by the
Berwick Turnpike. south by, C E Campbell,:'and
west by lands of S M Diekerman; contains 15 acre,
more or less, all Improved, with I framed house,. 1
framed barn, and few fruit srees thereon.- Seized
and taken Into execution at the suit of /MAC 1) SD.
, PberS llce NM J S
Al,tlri-..0n0 other lot situate In Monroe twp,
toweled north by lands of Gen Ellsaii, east by-the
Inruplite, Howl' byt ands of Jet re Black
man anti Mrs Gant, atid 'west by the south itranek i
or the. Towanda Creek ; outtalks a acres, more or
less, all Improved. with 3 framed !outsell, I.framed
barn. t blacksmiths shop, .1 wagon and paint shop,
and few fruit lilies thereon. Srizeil Mid taken Imo_
tlxecttilt.:l at the suit of R S Bakes' ilSe, VA Frank
lin C Sweat. r
A Lilil--OneOther:lot sltnate-In Pike tsvp„bound.-
ed on the north oy the public highway leading op
and down the Wyalusing Creek. on the east - and
south by lands formerly of the Thos R 'Briggs es
tate, now owned by —Tinsley, and on the west
by the pubic highway known as the Fowler hill
road, containing one acre more or less; all Improved
with one wrier sawlnill and elder mill with all the
machinery and mill fixtures beim - ging thereto; situ)
all the right.lll le and Interest of whatever name or
nature dept has to the dam across the Wyalusing
Creek in Rush twp, Suffinehanna Co, Pa, and the
twitters or said creek, and the - free one add seen
pahliy of the - water enurseor mill race leading from
said tram to said mill, and the right to glow the
waters of still creek In said race as fully and effec
tually as now held, employed or enjoyed by the
said Ephraim- II Roughto Seized and taken Into
exeentlon.at the suit of Johh A .Yellbusb vs Erb
ralm 11 --"-
A LSO-40ne other lot situate in Shoshequin top.,
bounded tin the north•east by lands of f, J Culver.
southeast by lands of Jeremiah Kilmer Jr and
Abram Banter,' south-west by lands of. Joseph
Towner, and north-weal by lands Stephen Newell,
containing 22 acres, .more or• less. tweet 60 acres
Improved with two trained houses, two framed
barns, ono blacksmith shop; stone quarry and or
chard q,f.f rail trees thereon-
ALSO—(me other lot situate' in SheithequlnlNl),
bounded as follows: -Beginning at a'hemtock tree
and eor of Abraham BarniCa warrant line; thence
north 22 0 cast 412.10 per.; to a black maple comer;
thence In a northerly aurae 3 p e n, to a ear in th e
center of the creek, also being thetiontli,csat cor of
_the farm formerly owned by_ Marvin- ;hovel:wet
thence fu a westerly course down and along said.
creek 54 per.; to 3 cur; thence a southerly course 2
Pete to the place et beginning,. containing 344 thill
psrl'i?e tbc-efint M9Froilos, 011 linprevett
bitildln Wiled aim taken Into statistic. at the
snit of ry W Beletters an ill'Clittliet liKlar..
pester. J W layer, P LAM Jr, Jobs lifortsy,
3 WOO W r it /PIM- and, Thasseantlehll Jr:,
•ot Whir lot 'situate in4i i tie - ttrp,‘l
bounded and bet iterentwst - nit at
bottonnrood f lands owned by WS Mahone.,
add Wilson toty Not honk of Thteett Weak t
180.... k k
thence along tand of • said' Vrtillebey, south, ark
west 27 $4O pen to stone cor end nod; Vienne
aline sense and road nth Sr," west 34' pen to a
polite* thence akin, e neigh 1143‘ 0 ,. irest3t
140 pen to a poet cor lands of Andrew V Ellett
larger:thence along the d Ellenbergentad MO'
north 43 ,1 , , west 32 pen to fort thence along
the wild Effenbergeranth ho. net 44 pen test
post con thence along same th 1354 9 , west 17
2-1 F to a post coil thence north . tit 'west hi"
a wed: thence along eolith 52 0 , caltls4
4- pe l pets to ' , hemlock tree tor, thence along-the
Said.l3 71 Ellenberger lr:
oath 32k°. 323 pen to
the lance of beginnlngt-siontalaa acres and 14t
pen, be the taloa - mare of less,. 1 f med house,.l
stable' and ao.orehard of fruit trod th non.
- ALSO.=UsfendanVit Interest in-the liming de..
, scribed lot situate in AIIyISUU Imp. bone and de •
scribed as follows: Be in at a post cor be weeti IP.
trim Decker and Wm U Storrs: thence al g the
WO titorrs north 52 0 ,-east 91 pars to an oak temp
ow; thence south illi%e, east SS 5-10 pen to a t
1-cor and lands of Wm U Ellenberger; thence - 3 X
t I
the said Ellenberger. south loto. east 48 pent a
postcort thence along same north 115515, costa? 2-111
sP 3 r l to a post Sort thence Meng same eolith; Ini o ,\
,rest ti pen to a pug en n and reed; •thenee 'sleet
Mule and road eolith ate, east 22 pers In a post car .
inutlan4 of 'Wilson Frulten; thenee along the
said Tg, rultchey south a 7 deg, 57 740,pers to*
'post ear and land. of Jacob Emery; thence "along
i the salitEmery north 42 deg.. west 4 1 840 pen toe..
post cor; hence along !lame both 111 den west 37
nem tn a omit - cort• thence along Pune , south .51%
deg west 57 peen to a post reread 'lands of the said
'Decker; thelystalmtg the said Decker 'north 1 7 / 4
deg, west 58.pem to a pitch 'pine cart thence along
' same north 15 ileg, west 95 540 per. to the'place ot
beginning; contains 108 acres - and /1 pen of land;
be the alma mere or less, - with" li.gratned house, 2
framed barns, 1 wagon house. .I . Winery. I Wald-
shed,.l bog . house, and 3 . orchards of fruit' area
thereon. Seized and taken Into execution at the
anti of Seth Hemet es S It, A V and Win It !hen-.
beriter. • \ , •
Al.P.O—One other' lot situate in 'Windham tivp.,
hounded and described sti 'follows : Beginning at a i
stake on the west-W.le of thispuldle mad ow of 1'
Maloney; thence along the lino of 3te sametait lit, .
pore to a pile of stonefrUtenee'lmiuthAltH deg. west
84 pen to a pile of stones; thence north 873 4 deg.
'resift 740 pets to an ironwood; thence south 8 eto
pen to a post and stones; thence west 207 2-10 peril
in the centre of the public road; thence north along.
the centre of sald mad to an angio on the northwest
side of the same: thence by the north west aide er!
wild road north 42S dT'g. east2s per. to an angle In
• said road; thence by the side of said road north irl4
deg, east 44 pers to the place of beglnningt enntahis
81 acres and 89 pent of land more or.less. about 45-1
acres Imprpred, with •1 trained lawn, I trained abet)
anti few fruit trees thereon. Being the same piece
nt land'conveyed by A W Alger and wife to said '
.1
Wm Firstbrook by deed dated Starch' 25, 1875, and
recorded. in deed book Ne',l2s at page 95. ete. , l
Seized and taken Into execution at the•sult of. 17 V
Vaillkner's use vs'Wm .1 Flystbrook. . . . .
ALSO--Onit other lot situate In Troy lore'.
bounded and described as fellows;
.Beginning at a
r etake In the northwest cur of Amos Pierce's lot:
thetire south 53°..evtt 15 live' to wpust, thence
senth•4s o , west 6 5-10 pars to a post; thence north
'42tio. 11 :5•16 pens to a post hi centre of . Canton-st:
thence nortil MO, east 4 Wats and It links to the,
placeef beginning; contains at 1-10 acres , more or
it:ss. ell Impnved. with I.fmtned house, 1 framed
barn and few frnittrees thereon.
AI.81)=-74, ne other hd ,sltinte In. limy iiiirce,
bounded and described sisplinws: Being all of the
' party of this first parts right title, 'lnterest and de
mand In the land flowed by the creek cotitmencing
at the OA don't now owned by 14 - Bowen', thence
north by the creek to the north land oil I ids for
merly owned by Tarty of the first pa together
with the privilege, of using the creek, me as party
• of the fled part nosihas. and party of neat part's'
Interest in above land and :rater privilege, not be.
totes dueled away. anti \ by - this deed conitryed in
party of wend part and, nothing more.. Party of
the second part takes It-se his awn tisk; It being
the 'tame piece of land conveyed to John N Wolfe
by the executors of Elihne Case by deed dated- une
It. 1585, and recorded In deed Ne 87 at pad 149
etc. *lced and taken Into execution at Ibex it ttf
E Pomeroy sta John N and T W.Wolfe, ~ .
, ALSOI-One other lot situate In Armenia tor.
bdutid..4 and described as follows'i k Beginning at a
stake and stones In the warrant line, as-or of tends
of Ilimin A Case; thence by landstif \Simeon • Mir
eau: Datil, Smith. et at, on the old line of Scott's
north Mo. west 112 rods to stake in centre of the
mountain road.; thence by the several courses and
distancesof saiiitixiit - centreticirtheasterly It rods
• more or. leaS:44!•* -- stake in centre of said • mid;
thence by lands of party of the sentinel . part•winth
st*. east 79 rods to stake In line of lands of 'ft A
case near a dry chestnut tree ; thence bytiald Vase
lands south 52 6 , west 20 rods to stake and stones.,,
another cur of said Case tenth; thence din by salon i
south 23 4 °„ west-52 reds to the place of ,beginning;
enntains 47 85.118 acres more lit less; no improve ,
nients. Seized and t -fi into execution at the snit:
of 11 11' Peek - lig, vs Jo 'n Btx - _
,
.
Ar.5.......0ne other t'sittiate in ''Shesheenin tirp '
Seized•sod taken tufo fixecotiorent the RIM of Ick.
abod Reliant and tPilltam owerr: - vs IC Jpnea. Al
so at cult ofd R craii4He vs sam'e.
A Lstt—One other lot situato In Iterriek
bounded north by lands of D A Itillis and William
Taylor, east by lardis of Wm Taylor and P 31caov:
ern, south toy lands of I) Arrastrongoand James
Lackey, and west by Z Anglei . ;,o(boeing the entire
farm as bounded and describettOn deed hook No
'47. page 86. excepting about 34:ACTeS sold to j/ A
Mills, as bounded and described in deed boNo
113, page 188:).- contains, after •deductlng said 38
acres, about 116 acres, 'more or less, about all lin.
proved. with 1 framed house, 1 framed barn and
sheds attached, and orchard of fruit trees itiereon.
Setzed-andiaken into execi.tiotr; at the stilt Geo
Landon vs It Mills, Airo at suit of same vspame.'
ALSO--One other let situate, in Artsensdoom*,
bounded south by Bridge-61;,eakk by landet Wid .w
Eistoree, north and west
,loy lands of N ti Harris;
toeing 40 ft wide on said Ilridge-kt' and 'extending
'northward therefrom Ilb ft. Seized and takers's'•
to execution at the suit of Gerwing & Quick vs A
A. Prince.
ALSo.s--One other lot situate in Wyalusing twp,
bounded north by lands of I. M ilewitt, east by
lands of P 1) Chaffee. south by the centre hi the
Wyalusing Creak, an 4 west by lanola.of
itt, and Methodist Parsonage Inc: coatainS 4 aelkis
of land, more er less. all improved, with 1 lame
twoditory framed building used for and known as
the Cimptown-lintel, framed bare and orchard
(/.7' . fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken into exe.
cation at the suit of .1 i; Thompson vs A IL Slathers.
ALSo—One other lot' situate _in Wysox twp.
hounded north by lands of 7, E Whitney, east by
the public highway, south by lands Of Allen Vox.
and west by lands of K Heed Myer; `contains ../i; of
an acre, more or less, ;with 1 fraineilbouse, 1 fram
ed shop, a few troll trees thereon; Seized and
taken into execution at the sett of T. Madill vs
Stephen W Bull.
ALSO—One other tot situate In Wells twp,
'bounded north and east toy lands of :teary French;
South by the publlc'highWay, and ivest by lands of
Ws Kate Ayers:
_contains C 4 acres, Mora or leas,
about 55 limpmve& with t framed hnhse. I !rained
ham, and 2 (orchards of fibit trees thertloni. Seized
iindltaken into'exectitlon at the suit of Lucy II
Chadwick vs 0.1 Inseho. , ,
,
,Al,l4o—One other lot sittiate In Shestiequitt
ttolitißed north and east by lands of Ralph Rom;
south by lands In possession of 0 F Ayer, awl west
by public highway; contains of an acre, -more or
less, all Improved, with steam grist mill and Mill
fixtures belonOng thereto thereon.; . seized and
talreb Into execution at the suit of John A Coddlng
vs FS Ayer, ' • • _ •
ALSO—One other lot situate In Rome township,
teminded 'north by'lamO•of - Okr t lflehole. east, by
-lands belonging to the estate of L L Mooch%
south by lands of C-ljlnr , and west by Main-st ;
being about 50 ft front Weald Meaelit atW -alwat.,
200 ft deep,Nstith trAnifil ht use and few Yr
trees thereon. - Seised abd.taken Info execution at
the snit of .1 AV'Woodburn.'guardian, es F E Wash--
burn.
ALSO—Otte other lot situate -in Tusearota tw6,
bounded north, east and south by lands of Walt
man and• Wear. and west by land of - Maros X
Smith; contains SO acres, more into's, 0(0'8 Im
proved, with 1 plank house thereon. Seised and
taken Into execution at the stilt of Jairnan vs
Stephen nought and W Lunn, TT. . • '
ALSO-One other lot situate lu West urllngtim
twp, bounded north by lands of Job 'Morley, John
and Philetusrampbell rind Geo M ttowne east by
lands of Gen Mitournei,latitil lands la possession of
John Amick and owndil by E.l7Jicohy, south by
lands of .Charies'llloetn, M Campbell, A and
Morley and Andrew Stanton, and weld hy lands
contracted to Robert Swain ; contains 450 acres.
.tnore or less, abou 200 improved, with '2 framed
houseS, 4 framed hints with sheds tittached, other
outbuildings, I steanis.aw mill with all Machinery
and mil) fixtures belonging thereto. and.? orchards
of fruit trees thereon. Seized and taken Info exe
cution at the suit of Jol•Moricy to J C Tomkintorn
A I.SO--One other lot situate in Windham twp,
described as follows : Beginning at a car of Zeller
If Otch kiss' lot; thence south 45° east 140 pdrs to a
CM; them% Eolith 45° west 70 pers tog our;, thence.
north 45° west 140 pees to scrum thence 'mirth '4s o i
emit. 79 pees to the place of begtoolug t rontalus:r.
acres and :0 per%onore or less, shoal 10 Improved,
will, i . OM shanty, told log ham, and few fruit .
trees thereon,
A LSO—tine mberlot situ de- in Windham lop,
descrttwd as follows: Beginning In the cetitre of
the nod tenting from Rome to 8,,i lands nod on the
north side of the ivied leading by .1 Mores; thence
be the centre of Ole items and Niehids road north"
8e east 31 8.40 pert toi a cur of Mrs items; thence by
the south line of the =We south 7_yo past 80 4.10
puts to a stake: thence south lite! east 8 840 pets to.
it stake near a birch tree : thence south 52 0 east 4
pets to a stake and stones: - thence south 77 0 east
42 040 pets to a stake and stonea, In the line of .1
Moore; thence along the line tit the mine south
83S 0 west V 1 MO pens to the pubife road: thence by
the simo'north 118 1 1 west 43.740 pars Ics.tho place of
beginning: contains Al acres and to peril, .more we
less, all improved. with I fratecil'house. I :Meted
bars, and few fruit lrees thenson: Seised and taken
Into execution at the suit of John Passmore vs Geo
Vanslee. „Attu, at the suit of CipoKinner vs Georgia
VAlleiSe. .
ALSO—One other tot situate in Wlnittoin twp,
described as follows: Beginning at a birch trey fur
the southwest cot - of the. lot, herein described.
standing west 27 pets and north 12th pens from
the northeast cos of Warrant lot Noel: lbellee Alll4.
too per , lc a pint or hentinek south 10 links marked ,
fora witness; thence north 80 pets to Clem 11111
sontheast cur to a hemlock sapling; thence west 100
pets to a post or birch tree north sto west a 1111 k a
Marked for a witness: thence south Be per to the
place of neglntiing; contains roti acres, mum. or Ica,.
atand 40 Improved, ,with I trained house, 1 framed
barn, I shed. I shingle mill with fixtures, and or
chard of fruit trees thereon: being the same "does
of land conveyed by Oliver rAlswortti and, tO
said JatisAit Filssor lily dem:I:MIMI glen a 1.1:11133;
andariscortied tu iteedbocli Wit, iiiiltil ,' - &117.., - i
A 1;34 IN:4mo otttorlid Ili WO , by fp/Maul Itwitit
i t
bounded north bit .landli of, ittebard, antialp and:
MOM Crandall. tiiitSl laudssif 4anitntilliaisa and )
Anna; Van Etten, inba - tti by lin& of 'Bllnou flossed t, - ,.;
and west by lands of John Kuyitomdalt. Jr; einitallot
Viiicreitillti , fe or less. about airtmprifeed, 'dill (ow
Iron trees thereon ; being the sameplete of MO
cpu)ed bl,p,er.LlV- ellf 0 awl _tritelck 014 Jarrell
. I • . .
- .
;.._~►
21Imes* by deed Anted April 11.117 L. Belga and
taluntinto a t tic alt ,111111112
jams muhreedio.; - -
'tu a
rbo=Wittal e in i t i et I=lo
r or* tt l4
rat i o t it
Vilirlrbetl - 100021110-.ltfruttek 1100100111. bell 4 AU
www. with (gusted house. 1 rutedtorn.
- Iwwololllrdert inlititttoilztberholA -NW& aid:
t a al % fit . Pr Pr, 4,'" 11 PR;, 1111 ,
642wr stn RititivoiAw.p..
. 42 ' , elms Bilkers: Beginning at south aide,
of trSfdY buret (films eolith 11114 0 West BB
to the eroscroista Awning lir tti. , forwittl
knoWti Prait Ming thence son! 2 0 west 2 eerst
thehoh:editth
,ruet.-
Foss; thence worth 40 0 esst pen 21Inks to A
pest's% nertleard beret 101 l brought by A Dross of
Clorrokishlolloosr Ahem* westerly slops the rthil.
of Irosel4 Ore to s postr‘thenre northerly
0 100 11 Nue of. Wads ei Wni. Wright 24k1 Fors to To.
wands Creek; thence Along said Creek south ?2%°
. east 44 lore to Abe' glare or tftinstairt 'together
with the right:tit :running, wir front Telenet!"
Creek for. the purpose Ot running a mlll2 the same
is Mild hy ,ANAPratt sald propertyoustalswil,
acres suit 42 pets, niece or less, with t Waited grist
m%fl I fringed dwelling house.: i trimedhera with
sbedssnoched, other ontbalidless took few trait
/11630..0ne .other 14 altuite In' Canton b:ap:
described u fathom . Itegbanlag In toe mutts of
,Lrintaluddt, libeled the northwest toren 0 Do.
s vit'll 101 l thence along south DOS of said Dewitt's
g smith 33,0 east It f•topefa to stoat In Ilse of
o(.14 Dewitt. 1 t Wright. Jacob Ilartfalittl
' MOIL John Origin and 'others; thence south
740 pets to a post, It ..being s eor lea
br Black; thence b,y,sild Watt's east line
stly west a pert to a. pod t theses by same
greet 24 per* tyr the southwest eor allot
H Ills b thence by south Ilse of lands
II Mir and Kellam WPM:worth 3to
w's to the southeasi cot of kre ended
Wilcox; thence by same north 311*
centre of Lycoadmot • tbdice
street north . no gait 11.340
• bedloning: contains 3 scrim
id, MOre Or less. with I framed
bans mid few , frith and or.
,N i e n ,, ,,,, , ,, ,
„orth 4
north 43 k
owned-by ,
by the said
east 16 7.10 t
by saldldell •..
sliest 10 pe r, tot
along centre' Of ' I
parent the .plaer. •
and '74 540 pert of e
house. I fra med ,
.nsulental trees the ••.. - •' ' •. ~ • .
•• ALSN—One other Io situate In ' Canton born'.
hounded north' .by lands f /6.0 Rli Ca , /Ohli:Ve
nrllllll and, Ezekiel Timm . easterly by lands of
Exektel Newinah and Ly Ing-et. southerly by
• Lyerrtaing4t, and west by de of .11 31,Maniey.
and Charlesittockwell; tut S acres of land.
more or less,' alt imptvered, wit tframedlitenne. II
framed barn, grafter, - and appl orchard thereon.
•• ALSO...One other fat situate in A tirp, de..
scribed as follows:
„Ikstsloning at. • lloy
post on the
northeaat cOr of lot'Whinell forme y - owned by
Elisio' Woera t thence south ;?west 2 0 wire an
irontrood for si e'er: thence north 73 0 e 75 Tors to
a .post ; theneogo west 140 pers to a ; thence
south 73 0 west 73
r to the ' place_o be lento
contains 60atres an d in pen ,! InOre orless: o Im
provements. Seizetrand taken into execnt n' at
the suit of Comemy Bros vs 11 , TV McClellan U
McClelland, le:A Hooper. T.T. .•• , •
ALSO—One other lot situate In Canton •••
.
bounded north by. Mill Creek, east by lands o
Ehen Dunham. south by Hulott.eu„ and wrathy d a
etraltdind Mrs Wm U Smith ; contains Nri of pa .
arm Snore or less. with I framed hawks.. 1 framed
barn, other,onthulleline le, and few fruit trees t cro
on.. Seized and taken into execution at the It of -
Doatfee,,plark. 4.C0 vs E, W McClelland W W
.
Smith. ' Also a t snit of' same vs same,
• Al;fineother lot situate in Tuscarora twp.
boundednorth and east by lauds of Wainsan and
-Weir, formerly Cyrus Stevens, south by lands - of
the.GbrzosnTltns es'ate..west by lands of Luther
Shlintwar: contain- 38 acres morn or less. about JO
acres improved, with I framed' house, 1 framed
barn, and few fruit trees thereon.. Seised sold tak
en into execution at the, snit of WC& A II Bur
rows-vs Joshua Palmer. .
• ALSO—One other lot situate 'ln Granville twp.
bounded north by lands of ECRU Co. east by the
piddle highway, south by lands of Philip Chealey.
'west by lands formerly owned by Mrs Mary Clifton
• tied Philip Chesleyzeontsins 1 afire of land more or
less. all improved, with I framed house, I framed
tarn, and few fruit trees thereon. Seized and tak
en In to exieUllort at the suit of Michael ' Col/Ints es
D P Enapp. . .
ALSO—One other lot situate In Wyalnslng tw.p:
bounded north by lands ,pt Gaylord. past by,
lends of Mrs Smith, on the south by the public.
highway. vest- hylands of Aekiny, Lloyd.add Blie•
-cher: contains about S. an acre mom or less. with t
7..anor,e•fratni4thnnie. and -1 coops' -shop thereon.
Seized and taken let* exeititionzit the, Solt of 6 If
IFII thy vs PIT Ctimmiekey. Also at the 'suitor Geo
IT tandotre use vs PII Guntiskey: • . .
A LSO—Orr other lot situate in Orwell, twp ,-
fronded as follows: Beginning at astake it stones
in -line of paid Bosworth k Russell's lot and south
side of highway; thence Wong the center of high
way north 24- deg west 70 540 pen to "tyke and
atones Itycenter of highway. In E Dlmmoidel line:
thence lez said line mutts' 22 deg west 61 pyrsfia said
Ittoworth's north-west coy; thence math Sat o deg.
east 61 5-10 pent to the place'of beginning, contain
ing el( zeros more or less, about all improved; no
, bullrtinga.
A I.6o—One other Int situate in Dryer!' two.,
hounded as follows: Beginning at a stake north
west cor Daniel Dimmock; thence north 21 deg
east 6 0 11 40 pen to a 'larch on the east bank of the
creek: thence up said creek north 611 S deg west
12240 Per': thence north 52 deg east 12 140 per
to an MN thence nortb,3sS. deg east 12 n; thence.
north ls deg east" 2:B' 3-10 pets to 'a birch' on the east'
lank .tei the creek: thence north .77S deg tiwast
425-10 pen to a etakeln, the ,wast lino of said tot;
thence' north ifl divest"- Cabers his 'State near a
beach; thence along the west. line ofitsuds of A W
Alger south 1116 1-10,pers to nn angle: thence south
1 deg West 67 5.10 per.: thence south 5t deg west
21 6.10 per..: thenee north-2A!_: deg west 14 4-10 pers
Thence meet 7.4 4-10 per..: thence north 85 deg west
20 pers to the place of beginning, containing 45
acres and 83 pers, more orgese. about 20 arrea 3112-
yiroredrem buildings and-few fruit trees therms,
Seized and taken Into execution at the suit of II 'V
Palkners ?vim tipibenoe .Rdiatt...K. • -
i •
Sheriff's Office. Toward:
REGISTER'S
44 bemby °Oren Mx
the epee of Register of Willa. In and for tbit Coun
ty of trailtord, aPentinta of Administration upon
the follnwing estates, vlz: -
Final act of Dennis MeMshon..guardizo of So
san Nsalon; .
.
Final :wet of B Onstiti. eicelr of Betsey Gns
tin. late of Rtirlinrton. deed.
Partial stec'tzof David Strollie. guardian of Mor
n" Vanrisc. minor child of Cornelius Vane's°, late
of Shestuartiii; deed,
Final acc't of I►avld Stnibl.le..rnardian of SElM
ner Vancise. minor child of Cornelius Vanelse, late
of Jahophequin, dec'd.
Final scc`i of Elizabeth 11" Ormsby, guardian of
Tina I. Ormsby,
Final sec•t co Aheil , eer , of 'Mary Wheaton,
to of Warren. decd.
artial acct of M A Halley_ and Francla Gregg,
ex • f Joshua Bailey. late of North Towanda, deed.
a al sleet of V S-Latulon.liallr Clark:, and Re.
Tierra . Landon. mom of T. F Clark. . •••.
Part I acct of Asa Donbas's, eerOf Leal Thin.
. ham. late f Warren, .4leed. . •
• Final an 'lot Roger Tllloweli. guardian of Rob
. era (Inmate , minor ebild of Mary Olmstead. deed.
- Final arc't fWm 3iittenoVer of John McPher
son. 'feted., • . ,
Final iteet'of after anii•P B Chaffee; ex•rs of.
Dante) Chaffee. I oof Warren.
.deed.
Final acct of D I' -Dunning and Win Italyea,'
admi , a of Roiort 3f am../ate of WellitAeed.
Partial acct of Joh Patterson, and Jail Mason,
exM or.las Patterson.. • •
. Final neer. of Wm .1 I Ipeuch and Wm P Hor
ton. ex•ra of DariG. llor . late of Sheshequlr,
• dec•d, •
Parthil aee't of 8 A 'CliAtd. ek, es.•r of Minerva
latent Orwell. tie
Final acct of Z S Struck, ed Moses Snick,
of Wyaltislng. deed.
Finalacel of 3t F Gibbs and sward Renick,
*turn of Henry L Gibbs. late of help, deed.
Final area of Harriet itnaglin. 'a, and Blt
. Barlow, 'Dayton Allen, admra of Wm faglin. late
of Wysoz twp, fired. • •
Final sCt't of t.oyal F Russell, &dim's enileatilt
lite of Cyothla Jordan, deed, as guardian o . Geo
It Denton-tit, a minor child of Pitman Tie rest,
deed.
Final Reel of Edward ..lbultok, adm•i/of °Tin
Saltutansh• lath of Athens.. dired.r, / •
. Phial iet of Helen 31 Sayler. exee;iof Alte •
rt N Sloan. late Of Athena, deed.
Partial acet.of Sarah Spaulding, adrez of Lewis,
Spaulding. late Of Leßoy. deed. /
Final sleet MS J Illekok, guardian of R-A. Jack
son, minor ehlldof Jonathanyoeltson. late of Can
ton. decd. . •
-Finalticet of John Rushy, guardian of TAinisit
nittinr child of Warren Blithy, late of Syl
vania, &Wit. .
• Final acct of Wm 311.1 / .-irsiatei of S C Adams.
Partial arc% of Sara Davis. ;guardian of Geo
W Davis. miniir 4onithad Davis , lafe of
Burlington., deed. /
Final aret of F,} and 31.rierker, adm'r of iarael
Smith, deed. • -•.'
Ben.imi,;tufm•rof Benjamin
Ranson: late of'Colamtilil; deett.
Flits! ace•ttif J T Ralletwguardlan of Clarence
11 Smith • minim child of Cyrus Smith, late of Bur.
linzton, • • " ' •
Partial•aceeof James Fitzsimmons, eer of Den.
Ms McMahon, .lee,*(l.
• Float acct of Win Haws l. adnrr of Daniel P
.at, late of Pike twfl.
Final beet of Wm S Apia, exit of Johi ' . Bates,
Late of Canton,. deed. .
Final acet of W Brink, adm•r of Efolly i Jena,
Ina, late of Eettayselitc.„ decd.• • •
Final ace't of A S Baldwin, error John Thomacs
late of Pike, - dee.M.• . , , •
Partial acct if Vitoliiritoon, err of Thomas
Ilarria:lato - of Leltoy.rdee l 4,,
Final =l'M Wellington Rarroweliff, guardian
of John It Montgomery, Minor chill, of Henry
Montgomery. deed, ' •
And also the appralsemoot of property set off by
texecutoni and adtulnlstralocalo arldpwa and au,
{teen of the foliating ilatederits, , rls
Estate of Win I.l•Biper. .
" !,` Henry A Miller.
" George litunelt,'Jr.
; :eAustin 'ltundell. • „ 'l l
" Elam Kendall. '
l And - the same alit be presented to the - Orphans`
'Court of Bradford County Septembor a, In; at 2
idt.. for confirmation and allowance.
C. , ANDIttiS. Iteglater.
„Register's Office, Towanda, Pa., Aug. 4, 1077.
j 4
_DMINISTRATOR',B
Pursuant to sin tinier of the Orphans' Court
of limdford County, PcnwaylimniAC there will be
sold at public sale on the premises in Warren talk,
said minty, on SATIL110?-1 1 4F tirsVth day of AM
usT,,`A. 11., DM • itnipencing - at '2 o'clork, P.
St.. the following' gl?wilbell Teal ests"tr, late or Levi
Jhmhatn, d ereae.d, In wit "le lot of hind bound
ed nn the north by thuds of F. CiMarn and J.
Manning. east by lands of Frank Crawford and .
John FalreliPds. south bfbands of I.esl Dunham,
and west by lands or P. Hickey and . Darling ;
;Mt:wining 'Me hundred kw," mote t,r less, nearly
all woodland.
CONDITIONS OF SALE„,--One hundred dollars
to be paid whiin the property la struck down ; Ave
hundred on tvitiflrinatiate, and the balanee In one
Year from the date of crinlrmath to with Interest.
• ASA .1)11N/I lif. Administrator.
• Narren TwV., Pa., July 26, 1822
‘A
S§ITINEE'S NEMM.--rn the
i inattsw Pf - JaroN o.lrltteher. Bankrupt. In
the Itintrlnt court of.. the United titalea. Western
Olshict of - PrmisylvanOb
The 'creditors will lake notien- that a general
meeting Of lhevrattilors of said Illinkruptwill bo
held In Towandi. Nettie. on the lath day
6f A IJOIMT, A. 11,, at 16 o'clovk. A. 1N1.,, at the
office of •ftreittat A Mercer, rnwe ft. A. Verret..
tol„ one of the Itegistent In P vnkoiptry In Pahl
district, for the purpose name in the 27th section
of. the liatikrtipt Art of Mat ell 2, 1567, (town: a
Anal distribution of said Ilattknipt's evtate.)
your claini !UM not already been Proved, It most be
done - or before the day of meeting.
- - - JAM ES U. W PAD, Assignee.
East Stulibtield, July 25. tan.
Au"IT O.R'S N I OR.- , -Jobn W.
ul Means vs St Ellenberger. C o unt' the Court
I:ttiniott Mops ot Drintortl 78.1.
N01.t.. T., :
Thn undrralgnOl an AliStinr appnlntrill by thp
('flirt ur olliStibuto funds orb! oir (torn deloodoon,
mil estate, will attend to the .Intirm of Ala' saki in.
pnloinent .31 111 e oarp nt-pagri r k k pnyk.. a n
111 . 1511.111 . 2711. day of AtionllST. -111 77. - at 1 0
woo.* A. o„ nhrn and whari all permons baring
etbinu agalOpt Pabll'nud. inns t present tbii nine,
or Is. forrynt SrdlairTedl Iliebrfrom.
PIT AS. ItALL' b
Auditor,
ang: t irr.
Cal sat Um
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-, rustiscrrs op: . - . '-.' -
, I .\ \ i . A LLIVAN ANVEINACITZ ' - '
, - , , •' .. COAL,
Comutli s pkan ND Ili* Stifflrvi, - Townwrik,
' •
1 •
; ' •-. t.A.R.D4RIOES (04.13111.
:AiitiArno.- : ...
ZOO 1 00
irrovr. - . • ' • ' • - .•s oo
tlittriNtri ~ \ ~ • • , 100
' PRA ` \ II Si
, .. • • -
: -- • ' SULLIVAN' . ANTIMAC .
ZGO.
...`, - • \ -
' i , \
M t o
STOVZ ' • \ 440
Cll EST); UT ' \ %. 4 . 50
iINALL NUT ' ' \ 00
\
Coal sereened, and delivered to any part or
Bore; whiled . cartage. to the above prices. ALL`
outman nel . Zia Amex rant= nif 1-111 C `Cann.
, .
- -
- , - - ' • ~ ' -' N 1
~ • - . . •
U. 34.E8CU1
• v .- \ •
Towanda, Jae lk 11177.
COAL ; :. ' • • 'i. ,
-,.- •
•• ,
- - . COAL,
COAL.
. ,
We keep on hand at oar yard all ilses of Plitston
and Wilkes Barre coal. and Loyal flock coal. from
the Pulllvan County Nines. .Alao, Barclay Lump
andlimlth. • i ' • ,
We keep thq• best'quatity of Lima; Ifali c and •
meet; Brick Ind Plaster, all of which we. WIU •
athoUom prices.
A I I EACH It SCOTT. ..
. . .. •
Tolland* May fat, Ude. ; • •
CHEAP.COAL AND LIME.
r •
nom and after July 1, I will pull eos . l, lime, be"
cup or • ted
short
(ON Tiff Iet:ROPEANTLAN,)
COIINEB MAIN & WASIIINGTQN STREEr;
• 4:
TOWAND4, PA
This large, cotumodionsind elegantly-furnished
house hits Just Mien opened 'to the traseitQg public.
The proprietor his spared neither pains nor expense
In making his hOtel fleet-class In all its appoint
ments, and respectfully solicits a share of public
patronage. MIK LS AT ALL HOURS. Terms
to salt the times. 4 1.atge stable attached,
' '., W3l. linNlll - -; Puorularon.
° Tovianda, June 7, '774f.
it/ EANS. 11011 SE, T' WANDA
INJI, ra..l -
COI men MAIN ANN BRINGS STUNTS.
The Horses, Winless, Ate.. of ail guests of this
Meuse, Insured against loss by. !Ire, without any
extra charge.
A superior guilty of Old English Bus Ale, just
received. • T. R. JORDAN,
Towanda. Jan. 24 . 14 . • - Proprietor. -
THE CENTRA-L HOTEL,
11.1LSTE11, I'A..
The. - undersigned having taken possession
of the above hotel, respectfully tvolicits the patron
age of his old friends and the public generally.,
augla.tf. A. FORRPIST.
ELWELL HOUSE, TOWANDA
PA,
JOHN SULLIVAN
Having leased this house, is now ready to *crow.
modate the travelling public. No pains nor expento
.wilt-be spared to give satiataction to those who may
give him a call.
WNorth aide of Public Sqt are, east of kfercnr•a
now block. „
The above house bal ope o re - furnished and tip
fitted, and Is now o to the traveling public.
The Bar will at all Union be supplied with the. beat
of liquors. Good stabling attached to the premiss,.
Bauters by the daY or week.secommodated. -
May l 0118711.)/ JOHN BURKE.
/
/New -Advertisements. •
EAGLE HOTEL,
TOWANDA, r
At the corner of Coert and
- the •Icinity end eoutb
JOHN IMMIX,
57 7 -
MAN'S LI
PCAIING
lATTEIt ROOK.-It is always ready, and
can* Used either In the 'field, the house. or rail
nerd, on any place you may be and have' the book
Ith you. It enables you to keep a copy of your
..reespondence at a trifling cost. No business man
ran afford to he without It. prom one to Oa copies
made at one wrtNAg, without pen, pencli,lnk,
'musk-water or press. Agents Wanted. Can on or
address J. R. }Eldridge, Towanda, Pa. Books for
rate at the liteik SWIM of Kra. Horton. In Mercer's
Block-. Towanda. Also at the Drug Store of Joe
seph Hines, Athens. „ ' to'::.) •
• .
VOR SALE.—Two Pon v Tread
_l2, Powers:at $lO each 1 one-horse - Tread. Pow
er. at pa; Improved norm Hoes, with or without
thins. at 117 Corn Shelters at 17; Straw Cutters at
,„ These are all new, of Mood R Co.'s maniac
t mot much below usual prices. Also, Points.
fo all their make of Plows. I). F. PARK.
A bells, Pa., May 10, la:.
'so >. -
oi co
, It,
0 3 4 cm a eS . I" :
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to eb t:r 'R - co F; -= o
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. , to
THE FARMErS' MUTUAL
INSURANCE CO., OF TUSCAROr.A,
•- Is now policfr on \
FARM PROPERT•_' ONLY. .\\
Each member pays a fee, at the time of Insurfne
to cover charter and Incidental expenses of the Co,,
after which no ftavtiier payment.ls required, except
to meet ulna l:oss by fire among the metrihership,
This Ohm of Insurance (or FARM EitOPERTT,
Is comt.g rapidly Into favor.
_7ntee of Butane" SPHING.IIII,I 4 PA.
The Agent will cements the Townships of Tusca
.rora, .Pike,* Herrick, NS - Wining, Asylum, Terry:
and Standing Stone. and farmers In those Town
ships wishing Insurance or Information, may . ad.
.
"A. SUMNER. See. and Aft.,
Spting 11111, Bradford Co.,Pa.
•
W. It. SILVIA W AT, Prea. tctu74ni
9EN TLEMEN, FARMERS AND
11011BEHAISRHS OF BRADFORD COUN.
T AND VICINITY.—I have-mile arratiwetnente
with L. T. 11Irritant for ble Thor:m.o4lnd Hones
"DOCTOR ~LITD47OBTON," - •
To be at my Stable and wive a limited number of
Maws, commencing MAY Ist, 1877. Tilts Boise Is
one of the thirst and best bred this country ran
Produce. Mc Pedlgteeltraemi thrtiugh the best
Dorset and mares in England. He Is a beautiful
Mahogany Bay, black paints, .flOwing mane and
tall. and in action perfect. lie Is only to be seen
be admired, Terms fur Colt low.
• I s , S. KINGSBURY. .1
April, IT, 1577. Towanda, Pa.
•
D' DUNN dt. CO., General
• duel , ennunisition•Merehants, Cal and 4t.,
isreenurieh Street, 14wii Yurit. aro Prepared rum
.calve ronsignnients or buy for VANN Butter, Egg,.,
Cheese, Poistmeti, Amara. flour. Undo and Fruits
in season: A No, i reference given when required,
ands II letters of hopuiry pioniptiy attended to sod
shipping tags f u rnis h ed on appllrOtpn.
Nw Twir l iSay,.l7, 1677411.
Drop sad Yid oho
R.
.I. C. PORTERS - : ..- , -
-OLD C . SI! - DRUG ”
STORE /, /
„,
, . • Coribermain\ut lito;lRo.. Tamil* Pa.
1e 4 40/0 1 . , 4 irlarter. Arcegroosty,i ,
W 11099051 .Ratall Dealer Rs ,/
..
DBUGS, MEM CHEMICALS,
oNr iam
ACIDS, DIM-ST[I7MA IlLtil •”
PERPIIIIERY; TOILET AND PANCY FOODS,'
,SPONGES ; BEII,OIIEIk BRACES Ali TRUSSES,
BoAro, Cox* rgitil.9lo.-414¢ Dyne, ,
TEETH, SKIN, lad HAIR PREPARATIONS,
- RAZORS,•POCKET•IIKIVEs ' - ,
,POCHISTIODRES AND POBY.MONNAILS. .
..- .MACAIRIfOr and SCOTCH SNItPE, •
PCOREIGICAND DOMESTIC CIGAR*, ,
GARDEN, riil4) AND - FLOWER SEEDS,
Pan Wine* and nun, fcok.,Medlctard Purposes
'IIOTAIIIC.ECL ff.F*llloAD:o4AirnicltsitlLDlAS,
And all gentd4popatar - Fatent Medicines.
Suiroarans, ifeiraxocilor.o. thotAr! Pirmrs,
Nirrt.r.s. Ntrimx Stumm' i Eitusans,
Nuastso Bo:iii.r.o.,_Txrromo RINGS,
STRIX6Ita, BiD PAIL 'UIIANALs, TIIEUMOISZ
• I '
• MI4 'ELASTIC BTOCKINGIS bC. • •
ItEROSONE OR COAL OIL.
;'WICKS, CHIMNEYS, BATH BRICK,' - •
,LARD.
tempt witntg , . MEATS • YOOTi :.
.
,-.• TANKER'S, AND MACHINE OILS;
".' A.Leonot., AND Seuttie - Toorr.sttxs.'
'fll,l'aint, Varnish, White:m.l4 C ounter , '
Moir, Mane, Bhoe,, Scrubbing, ..
" / .. irgis of brushes.
ID PICTURE - CLASS r
4 an nisei.•
)IL:?//ln1_, PUTTY, AND
'ARNISIT.' - ------ • 2--
!HEED PAINTS
rtuninzu Comm '
NIN PINT OM GALLON, .
, Hot'l.l GI. li On VARNISH, ,
AND DRY COLHRtf OP ALL !MK.
AU artictes warrifilieci'cui.repreunted.
PreserlptlensareftrifyAnnpounded at all boars
of day and nlght.\ Open Sundays for Prescriptions
from 9 to 10,'a It., 12 10,1 and Ito 6, rarkmaytan.
___\........ .' \
• .
ÜBLIC N --OTICE. 1; JOHN
HAN WAS, belnEoVackidialth by trade. bad
0 ten Wit
the want of so '
• e means whereby I could
- Jr
soften iron'ot the forge. ',50 that ' , cool Fork It at
A better atfrahlage: thislodoced we s t° make many
experiments . lth different stihstanceswhich offered
the beat prospects at success:\ It was, on one of
these occasions that 1 discovered\ .
,
THE WONDERFUL EVYECTS \ . OF ki.ECTRO
SILICON UPON THE HUMAN SYSTEM,
SI
IN
I bad a defect In three of my Angers, which we - red .
bent or shut up In my hand In such a \ -
the contraction of the cords. that they were very
tronble&Mie to me In my daily avocation, \I could , ,
not _ handle my tool's as I wished. and. often
thonght that I would have thein cut off to geittlem
out of my way. • I had used everything that offered
any bope of, relief. but all to no effect. 'Well, I Say,
I was working with Elcctro Sllcon at the. forge,.
and of course mold nOt'pruvent its coming-In eon\
tact with my hnStds. • '
I took no notice of the effect It had produced,.
until one day wishing to tie a heavy hammer.;
grasped it with my crooked band. and-much to my
surprise I found My emoted - lingers 'straighten
out. and I had as much use of , them as ever; I
could hardly believe my eyes. I showed my band to
any wife' nd family,, and a general repleing...was•
the result:
The qUestlan mlrvlViia.i..• What had produced this.
wonderful effect ? Every at was recalled, and after '
-a long and careful luvestly. non. tat last made up
any mind that my,good fortune bad been caused by
E LEC TRO SIL ICON.
My next step was to discover some-mean% by
which I cOuld combine this wonderful substance so
that everybody could use it. 1 made diligent search
through every book that I thought would throw any
light upon the subject, and at taut. Fn a very old
-medical-book, I found a waytiy which reould dolt.,
The result was perfectly, aatiatictory. rand I was
able totuake'a iilo74r7Sl, the - like the' world has
neyerscen before. I now' . began to look about use'
for.eases to try the effect of It oh others,
'1 had a neighbor living about a mile from my
hop who bad a haute knee. caused by tie cords be-,
I. • contracted by, rheumatism . I sent him a bottle
rib LECTMO SILICON. LINI3IItNT, and told
him to use It thoroughly. Ile did so, and.* the end
of th months he was able to.ttmw asidellis cane
and w k. to my shop apparently as Well as over. It.
hail we ed just as It did lu my case—
PROD INO A .PERFECT .
I gave it toot 'er of my neighbors nod ft : lend:y.lor
tulles around. F wore:suffering -front '
•
SWE LED lAMBS,
. ,
.RIIEtTMATI&)I, NEITRALOIA,
STIFF JOINTS,
ALL OF WHICH . IT CURED WITHOUT ANT'
Finding tharthe ELECTRO'SILICON,LINI,
MESS' would petwitrate the Matt of man further
thati any othcr substance, It occurred to the that It
' . .
.
And.lt has propel Itself nne of the very best applt
cations. In all external dlMases occurring In that
noble
,
Freparett by the Fliectro Silicon Liniment elan
Par% °Mee, 76 'William Street, New Yoi.k.
1. _
,504.11 BY ALL DILIJGGIS,TS, FIFTY
:cow York, April
A"R'S CIIEItIY_ITCT6ItAit
„ .
.yr , sts„, directly Jn
de, Court House.
ROPRIXSOR.
THICOAT AND LUNGS, Stcri. AS COUGHS,.
• lectO,YS. WHOOPING blOGli.) - AftiTDMA, .•
. BROS'CITATIS.. AND ‘CQNSITMPT/ON.
The repntatton It lias attained, in consequence or
the marvellous cures it has produced ilurlugAv
_ .
last half century, Is a sottlelent assnranco to the
public that it iil continue jot, realize , OR, happiest
resnlia'that eau be dealred. Ii &most every Seetloti
of country there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored fnint alarming allli eveimit<spe- .
•'
*•,l
rate diseases of the hangs, by Its are. All.who have
tried It, acknowledge Its u:eperlority; and whinNtte
virtual are known, no one. 4esliates to wrist'.
medicine to.employ to rellerethe distress and slit-
ertrtg - pecollarto ptilinOnSl7:3!;teetion. C EltilY
Pecion.!‘t - always alprth4 tgsiant relief,•-aud per-
forms. rapid cams Or the milder varieties of hron
alai disorder, as well as' ilia more formidable
•
diseases of the lungs
As a safeguard to, clilltlten, 'amid the dtatresslng
diseases which beset the Throat and Chest of
Childhood, It Is Insulnable ;* by sitt timely use;.,
multitudes aro renued and restored to health..
This . 'rued lehie,galns friends at every trial, as the
cure , ' It Is cohstantli produclugare too remarkable
to be forgotten. No faintly should be
.without
and thaw who hare mice used Itmerer will
• Eminent phyalth.ns thnnighout the contitty pre.
scribe it, and Clerkyinen often recommend it from
their knowirilge tir Its effects.
, • ruzrauii.n MT , .
TA: J. t• t. 'FEU. Z CO.,TAP WELL, MASS'.,
•
I•rar cat and Analytical Chetnists..;
SOLD 111 - ALL IIItUOGISTS
.I.:ytERYWItE'IIEJ
OF TOWANDA.
C VITAL
Sun LUS FOND.
•
This Rant
thg traasaOlo
GENERAL I.
INTEREST PAM
TO A 1.
NOTNR AND CDNCID4.
Panles wlshlnt to SEND .11
the United States, England,
the.prlarlpal cities and towns
procure drafts for that purpose.
\PASSAGE TICK TS ,
•- .
To or from: the .Old Conntri, by the be - t
salllng . llns, always on and.
FAIIILiiN tinoilintr 0 - rid; AT lIEDTICKD hTES;
' .
highest' nice paid ftir U. S.,' Bon ks.
JQS. PO WIKLL,
• Pespidant.
H. -DODGE ] •
• •
• • ~•
•, 2
FIRST NATIONAL BANN, TOWANDA, CA.
,•• lIKPREIM:7B • - ' 1
GIRARD FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Pliii4l.l.
AND
ITCF.NIX- MUTUAL: LIFE iNSURAIiCE"CO.,
Over 11130.000 Insurance on Mr Co
Towantlii,;,Pa., Feb. i; 1877. ":•• • • .
TF
HE REPORTER Ole
- ,Does :be
BEST. JOB PRINTING
Of my cltabliphroeut 14 Northern rehroiltnitbi
tkc.,
TitflirßT,E!
MUST BE GQOD FOR TILE IIOESE
UOT L,E
FOR, 'DISEASES. pk'
IRST'N A TIONAL BANK
$125,000.
804)00
Re re UNISSUAL lACILITIES for
,of •
ANKINO,BUSINESS
I)ErOSITS_AtTC+IMING
\I;F.I MENT.
ICI THE COLLECTION OF
ON EY to any part of
tart,-Scotland, or
Eunopo, can bore
Gokl'and SilVer.
Bt,i7S,Ja.
•
Cunlait
of Hartford
*tmin vAILLt -AYR PA. Ai
31.4 N.Y. RAIL BOA DA. —Artabgement of rap.
saws Trains. totakesireet
ZABTyrd,RJUV:: "7 ;'• --- -
7:-
STATION - ff. - :- 3l 1.5- 291 9 -
_......,... - .„.-
.ii
Ifistisra Falls. S9S ' ' 4 52
Buffalo .
-2 50..... 5 15 '
-
lloctiester.;• • ' .. ..... 600 ~-:
Auburn - ......,' ...., 5 ili 7 36 -51
Owner*' _ 535 :... SOO ~ , ':7-.
. ,
„,
Ithaca ...... ..,..4...; . "..i, .. i... .•;. 7 alij..,. 9 4 2 '-, '
Owego . 4-55 855
- • to 50 ,
,P:to3lts , , . ~' 5 2 0.300. 10 52
.Waserty ....... . . ....... 699 113 5,-4 to II 20, f
,ayre .... 614 9.44 i 3 11 30 "
Athens ..6 20 9 60 2 8911 38 5
" , stilati '" i.'...,. ~t . , i -120 9 . 48 149 t
_flirter 640 , - ' 9- 12.00
Towanda • • ~. 6 5611026 41 1220 ••
W,yranking. • . .... 4 21 t12 30
StandlngStone...,' ...... ...., ...... 4 42 1 12 40
Itummertleld....• 4 5002 47 ~
Prenehtown . .f .
/
Wyalualng.'..., • ' r...... ..... 5 121.1 10 l '
Laceivllle......-_.. - - I 11 23 1 335'1 30 :.•
Skinner's Eddy I ' 1 11391 133
i.
Me5i10ppen...„.................,„.... 10 40 -66 , 1 50. 5
Mebane/Y ' 4.- • $ 051-$ /A
Tunkhannock... . ' 12 10 4 331 523
.
LaGrange / -I 431 2.321
Pills , I 3'591 2 41
L kill Junction .......... , i 15 501 7- Z 1) 3 05!
WllkesMarre • -
...".‘.... - 1 - ' 1 20 750 ; 335
Manch Chunk , ......1 3 40 - - a 7,101
Allentown ... .I,
' 4 47' . . 7 32.0
Tletblehent..... : ... . .... .... .i , 6 03-..,.. E 7 50 -
Easton ' • • 1000 111 21 '
Inilhulelphla6 45 .....I 950
New York,— .. •' • - 15 - 55 01 Se
, 1'.31.,A.M:r 51.11'.34.
' • " AVEsTwAn4.- .
:STATIONS. •
1-' 4O ril
1 . 8 i . 12 i
~...:_____ .L......._
.. .
„ •
"tew : VOrk...
'Ehlladelphla.t
Kaiiton .
Bethlehem....
Allentown
Manch Chtink..
L. & B. Juncticot
LaGrange..'
Tiinkhannock
lehoopany
eabolipen - . '"
t4kinnera
LIII•eyvl Ile -
Wyalusini
Er'enektown ...
Itummertlelil
Standing fitor4 2 :..
Wyaaniting •
Towanda
ulster •
Milan ' ...
Atheng • .1
:Sayre
Waverly '
Elmira
Owego
z.
Ithaca
`Genera.......
Auburn
!tester
Niagara Fang:
\ Trains X and vi run through ilrilly to Philiitei
phta-and New Turk_ without change, with Pullman
siee.ping cars at tSched. '.,
' \
• - \ IL A. PACKER, Superintendent..
;Sityrr,, Pa., - May i i;t577-tf, -
~.
PHIL' Df;LPITIA: & RkADING
RA 161
.. • ... • .
.:.__
\ O•A•to.
ARRAN '1; E f.'111" OF • r AS4EI 4 :6 ER TR AINe.
. • , N• ........ -. ' '
. ' 11ECEMBER IRTII, 1876,
Train , / hare A ItAntmin , as follow*:
.. . - , (rig l'erierz Branch.) - •
For -Plilladt.llllll3. a C. 511; • 11.10 a.m., 3.1 5 ant 1.6.55
~_.=
erny.s3rs . .. ,
• -
. .
For Phllailelpbl.3; \at 3.10 p. in. , ,
1 tnia Eaperruna..kranch.k _. 7
For Iteadlng. 12;30. 5.50, 8.55 a> it., 12.11 110, 4.30
.. anti. 9.00 p. m.
For Ilarrisburg ‘ 12.30, 5.50, 8.55 a. in., 12.15, 4.30
and P.M p. tn.. ' - \
For .hanrastor anti Columbia, 5.50, 8.55 a. m., and
4.30 p. rn., %t.
3. {l/94.'5 not run on Mondays. . \
..
.... , EL. 4 .:DAYS
For.lleading, 2.:M a. M., and 0,00 p.'m. ,
Fur Ilan bburg, 2.30 a. In. apd 4.00 p. m. k . \
Trfillf fur -411A " n t! nvn. k a Y ° nal 4 l " ws: \\.
(via Perkamen Traneh.) '.‘,
. .
Leave Philadelphia, 7.30; a.: in., 1.00 3 1.30, an 40.1 \ .
,
- - ' 7' . EI.IV,DAYS.
Leave Phtlafieiphla.; 8.15 a. in. .. . ,
{v(a East PenA 4 .,Braneh.),
Leave,Readliit. 7.40, 7.45, i 0.35 a. in., 4.00, G.lO, and
10.30 p. in. -
Leave Ilarrisburg, 5.20, B.lo_ a. m., 2.00, 3.57 and
`, 7.55 p. in. ' - ,1.-
Leave Laneastor-8.10 a. In., 12:50. and 3.45 p,m.
Leave Columtia . B.oo a. in., 1.00 zuld 3.35 p. lu.
Leave Reading. 7.20, a.
Leave Harrisburg, 5.20 a, m ,
Trains marked tines (*) run to anit,from.depot
9th and Green streets,_ othor trains to still front
Broad street depor.
. The C. 54 a. in. and 5.55 p. in. trains (rem Allen
tmva. and the Lae a. in. and 5.15 p. trains troll
Philadelphia, have through cars to and from Phil
adelphia. •
..1. E. WPOTT.E.N.:GeneraI Manager.
.
C. G. HA Iti.COCK. General Ticket Agent. roert-;5,
MORTICERN CENTRAL RAIL--
A_ yAlr TIME TAULE.
11;1
Through and direct mate f b Washington. Balti
more. Elmlra...Elle. Buffalo; lloclietter'alld Niaga
ra '
\.4.)1t at:di:titer '..41! - NIMY, Novrmber 2611 t- Is7g,
train? on I.llt, Northern,Centrat Hallway will run is
follow:Fk .. • . .
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. `,. ' ,•:, NoitTiriVami,. i • -', ,
\la :tia ,rittirest—Leaves IlarrlMntrg, daltr ex
cept I•Oliz i hiy t.10:50 . a. in., Wititarlispurt • at, ^: 2 O p.
in., tares tin at 5:25 p. liltvo Canandaigua
at S;qs p in.. al rives at itifffalu at 12:0 a,ru., airPfti—
'at Niagara Fat at 1:15 a. m.
Mail leaves' Milli:ore daliy4xcept Sittulzy at
S:3O a. in., army at Harrisburfally except Sap
-11:3v at 12,:13 p. ta. ,
Pistline— , Leat'es Balt Imere.dally at 11:3%. a. fin..
'aiiivea at. Harttiburg daily at 3:Io. p. tu.. ieares
Harrisburg daily except Sunday at 7:20 p.m., leaves
Williamsport at 7tr,a`p. in.. leaves Elmira at to : so.
p. in.. arrives .at Watt:tug Glen at 11::,a p. in.
Pit ts - burg • Expret4F—,-LeAtes Baltimore daily ex,
rept Sunday.atvaala p. in. , Arrives at HaFrls.burg
daily except Sunny at 10:30 p. ,m. ; .
_ l'inelnuati r. spres: —I, eav es Baltimore , daily at
. 9:10 p. in.. arrives at Harrisburg at 12:13 a. ni.
' Erie'Mall—Leaves liarrlsbufg daily except Sun
day at - 4:45 a. In., leaves Wllll,tniSport at 5:15 a. m..
lem'es Elmira at .12:l5 p. tn., airlvcs at Canandal7
dua at 2:30 p. in. . .
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Santll...rn Ext‘t , stL•Lestrea Canandaigua dally
ecejit Sunday :it 6:5; p. m., leareS Elzaira at P:ao
poll.. leaves 'Walramspeirt.at 12:35 a. m.. arrives , at
Ilatrtiduirg daily except Tacnalay at 4:00 a. In., ar
rives at IlatOtnute at .:45 a. ni.
}a`l hini.r-Leareg Canandatrua daily ekFergt
SitudaV 6:44",p. ot leaves FA : 6)lra at 9:30 p. 2 in.,
l'eaves:Witliatsix)rt dai:y Incept 71miday at 1::35
p. m.. leavea Ilarrttalrg flatly at 4:1f) a. ut.: arriNe4
at. fail inure 7:45 a. In. .
.
Washington I::xpre.,:s—teaves • Ilatrlsluirg .dally
exc, pt, Sunday at-7:3) a. m., arrives at Baltimore at
11:25 a. tn. '
Malt Leaves' Iforrls-tturg daily except Sundiy at
2:00 p, m.. arrives.at Baltimore at tt:te p, in.
. Day Express—Leaves Walk ius Glen daily except
Sunday at S:6O a.,111.,. traire's• Elmira daily. except
Stand:ly at 41:10 a_ `m., leaves Williamsport daily ex
cept tvundOy jil 1::40 p. m.; leases Itarridiurg daily
aj p. in.. arrivels at Baltimore daily at 7:37.p.m.
All trains making t onnection at ‘ Baltlnnire for
Wasilington,and the • \ '
For further information, apply at•the Ticket Of
fice In the•Fennsylvania Itrailroad depot. •
FRANK T110311•50 . N.
General Manager.
1an23,'76
991 , 1 tINL
TO TUE
_WORKING . CLASS.—='
ere arc prepared to furnish all classes with
constant entploymynt at twine. the whole of .1 he
time, or fur their spare Monter:l, Ruthless new,
tight and profitable. l'erssolm of either sex easily
'earn,foorn 50 cents pea evening, aid a prois,r
-Ronal sum by devoting thelr'whole time to the hos-
Inegsr and girls earn nearly as ?flitch as well.
That M1'1%1;0 gee this notice. May send Roll - ad
dress, and test. the business, we make this untso
'alleled offer: -To such as are not well satisfied wY
will send one dollar to pay for the trouble .of. writ
. Mg. fruit particulars; samples. worth several dot
•4rB eftniu"," vu, and a copy of !tome and Fir,
side, one of the I:tritest and best illavl rated Pu. 1.11-
cations, all sent film by !nail. Reader. if you " 311.1.
permanent, profitable work, address 6 LONG E ST I N
SON & Co.; Portland, Maine. •
rpflf SUBSCJI FMK AK ES
riv.v.drc in Balling Ito•attent.hm of his tininc.-
ons patrons and tho public generally, to the fact
that he SEM continues a
(3*.fiCtllAL . IA II F,E T . 11U 1'1.N1.',,k
At the OLD STA MYERIrItr N 1t111.1...i
Carrolt's !flock, uprly oppot , lte the 3lcans.ll.oo , e,
and tlaatile Is preureil to furnish
SALT.AND VRESII.MEATS,
FRESn POULTRY,
VEGT.BIII4t,S AND IiERRI ES_
Of the very best quality. at as 141 w pies as .;ny.,;ttrer
establishment. •
• C. M... 3 1 .1 1,11,.
k,t steam or
June T. IR7B-tf
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$ . 996 CAN' ',IIE B
r
t/ evemage every' month In theldnn.i
-n Ay we turnish.lkit tho. e uilllng'to work CAll s caS - •
earn a dozen dollars . day 'right In their , Of,tt
localities. Have-no e4t.ont ezpllin herr\
itustiteks piraszlit - Au - t. honorable.: Women,
&ft iyls do as well as men. -We will. Webb yoa
a oniplete Outfit free. The bashers -- tars better
tha t anything else. \%e Will,expense'
start OR yea. rank:alma free. ~Wrfee and•ser.
1 s and mechanics., their sons and daughter-.
and all lasses In need of paying W o rk at, how , . ,
to to tis and leant all'atiotit the lama ,t.
once. 10 it the time; - Don't delay. Address'
TtlrENk Co Augusta. Mahn,. Jan 2.5,77.
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HAioit BROAD I tEY, -
statintactutT of Wnidentloetis, tarns, /lie
- .none to, &tr.
Cash rata - for wail; also cloths eXl•ltavigol for %'
juttS:zus
4ZEKLEY'S • OYAT kn. BAY ANT
11011 S ten,r t hVN, , ll.llk..
inn Means Mensa. liciarilhy afirtlav or Wel: n
reasonable terms. Warm meals sers , thi ;It xll4l,mr-,
Qjsterff a!RIIPICSp)O and rttpil, • • t0t,1174.„
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