OM _ _ ~ , • . , radforit f ittportet -- i - 1, . 1 --Ck . 1 , ; ! 7, , ,T.-.:.:,:1a, , Pa... Tht[rsisy; pept. 27, 1877. : 11 . A. Cll.o,lllBERLyi‘' , . Ire•tkr In • • FINE JEWELRY, W A Tf i di 11 E S, S I Ell, AND[I'LATEII WAVE IT( 'lv AN 11A, PA. ' LOCAL AND GENERAL.; hundred pupils now attend the Scheol:„ W• AIrI,s , TIOING, of the //rithoq , deliver.the address befori'! the .I,:tk'ultuol to 7 morrem (Thurg- :Iftet noon rn CrAnx, another ohl citizen of 1;,-,Vpl:4 - toti, lit,l at the - res , ,irtenee of .his Sraithtiehl, on tis'lturilay nup . • 1.v4, ` 4 ".2. year. iti: wiTuov+ konisone oil, only 11; cents per g.,11 ,, n. is the' I , ..gentl which greets visit ,' • t , , Dr. 11. C.You - rEtt"s Drug Store. Vlill preside at the sloe- ; i t in Novembef% for the trial of hi which Judge Monllow had lieen plevions to his eketion: as • . - TIT!: \1 ‘ON - .111 ' 1 11:1 ,, removed 11 , •ni W.tyrtilutui (Irvi-ell.. inOtatiunto 1 , I,e plulpit I' the Presli3teri:iu cliurchr,.a.t, a --,....- r i[l : (Toils :..plendidly. The 'n- I:idgbury, and: ?sere I.i, are : the 41i t iphly komis...sl - inuela refreshed andinvigorated by tilde , 1, he the iinest e - vs:t- inadc , lin' the eonnty. al"rr,w and ibrid.r}• the atten . d:lnee, v. in 1,1 , 1.4,-;211, of pill sl.eak 'l',:nperanee in the l',lnr,t In ictober 3. 311 t. saia to,fre •ta:i ,\ 1'411,1 have a full Louse utto;iti.ll t t tlic ~ 1 0 g.f in nit- 0.1.111 m. SL offer.;.ati “prorAikiiity ,•..in n I:ll..wit (1 of iju . I: l l;y:iinpxs com- MEE t T!.%, v; ui . 1.111 , :Ittcll.ll . ti th, • ..\"..w lh,h,•,ter smne .yI lii stt pei ink hived- The fmlis ate us.hihitim3 at the n't , :t, T.lwatttlit .Fair th;, '1 1,:1;, , ,C, of tl!(! I:} poi; Lit to- rn;•C ;wit c;t. Th,. 'u 1, 11 ll r ,)1. .1:- a t _.1:11,110-,q111;1.1;11 Vi Wit in f.tVkir Pi“ 11. .1. P. ,Wll .41.11- . 11 17.1, Si:vorinft-n4l as tiie•l:yrtli,ll I•4 l ;ovti . n. , r 11,•x.t fall. Mr ti~,•ll 1:n: ••,‘ .iL;ht.u , I lit: '7:l:l'l.i t?u• 1,.•,t imre. , t. men in the .~in~~,~muc.ilth :t rt..; tv - 91111(.111.-w i 11 fit .l. 1!..,• I.) C:t1IV;Is , I !iv poUlll'y ~11r frirncl: lEEE 1 , % yin. their alh in hte eaS \h. .7.1. CP.I. C, ~ . .,1,, , rii,..i,,,,, ;;`I,I . i , ib ill - .1 , . f.)r u,. i . I. v, 1; , :T.... - ,;.: ~:1171c- --H it ; 1 . : V' Oilys ~, ~t .11,14;...1 t,t 1:1t....,.. lu-f-ii , I.Q:rb id, — )l.r. 11. I{s't, .:c ~v. r.. IZ. 1. c1t;.;:t•; ,. .,1- 1 , 1 111; ,. wlv.lts.ll.• Anil 1, 1 ,•4:1'y ~„Bain i , 1 I. :i,ciin c.I w:• 1 3 ,- 1 0 .1.4 !t,• :us =II t st 1•: i.l tlf a ..r dsc-p . , 1,1,6“ . -, \‘l4-14 AVl'f l• 11,L11,1,41 Ito: 11:, , n1,.. 1-• :1:..l 111.' ii H ki.pt ~ 100 tf,t• (~ 11, NI i;.1%.1 - 111.; ;t, iliac Its =I p aver ti4o a p t the hill - trite : •, 0 :1 1 :\ 1 1: 0 ) blig:o int') Ihe L'lsit•r of:1-4.4 waN t•ti a ILI!, tu• '1 -vv, 11,• t ,1 it 11•:11, NV , genera'ly Ili:y a - Ilia! and re- neti at at find izaNai in tln 1 II If : ir7l pz.loy ita v 7 7 11 1 , 11 I: — .Lt' s, .11' 0'17;11 t IN - yi 011111:Z I+lOllll.J in Wiiktvr's 11.1111 Ow ThIS 1. .1 s'o.;11,1 he. the 1.• , N . ":11,44..k. is a nql, — and I , pi ,i,ntrict•li (.1111:11-11.1 sitperpw 3.11Cr07,5, CO:11 SM . (' to tht. ;,ill 1-01, nt •Lt: or 111,. Ltr ,lit Ili.atii ‘vt•.-;:, \ MEI paper, ,t% ar(• I.i:. L!„,•!.1111'!11:111 I . V MEM . T. z;; t•-•:; ; Is•—;;.• • ; aa:l no - 1 - .4.tility a illellt ,• ,• • , '1:- :7 7 ~ .y.i . ,• 0.•,...,, ..t . .1 -.‘llt:i . town, , aii., ‘-' .4, , :. •'• t tit • N,•vt- )", ; k :•-"•••,tti• 'rail. last .L. • 1 . ; ,,• rail ,. 1:.,.• ..t . rp.l.,.llasing I , llo.itAt Cots f. rt unl •'''l ;old two Mu•h ctrt erhri.,- a. !•:‘ )I'l.'ll. do none to-cilrich ~; .11.11 w lanzlin:, Each Coreale is to provide himself with two day7i'ations. , hlic inembeits of fi ' le'V'ress arc invited to lie prt:*ent, and thequartermastcr will mak , : ample provision fOr their aceommo -- s' dation while at the Encampment. Fr N,Hirain•e„ of Wayland, CoMradv* detailed ti) deliver ad- . , a•itv . , N. F was killed on dresses are Hon. 'E. OvEirros, . jr., lion; ritli lust., liy failing into a %NV:T. I)vvir.!4, Rev. DAVID CHNFT, W . InAcliini!. • Mr. N. Was a son- 11. CvitsornAN and 11;M. Pratt. - (''lent N, of .Warren, The exerckes Will consist of Comitariy,. 1 "•'' and was about - !..ars of Ilattali s and ,tlsirtnislt Drill, Ailtard Ilc levvi , his hea Wk.( I; %Vire .Mountie, • pre** rartidio. Shalt] Battle, 1.11,ei ode of friends - to utourrt his ete•• etc— a "taingt." orders to be befe oitani:ly 'death. " Ila v in , made a proles- ail, by the Commainter. . a • •••••;• •!f teiigein j!!ined the' , 3f.• The tollos% ing ''•!.lie.ers Were elected fur al ! "u a yeti ayo, Le remain e d a• the I\which time officers nwailwi up to the tine of hi: , V l l jil t t fur the • ,1,.,. 11 farwiid atteuded on • .•^C!!; 47 Umiterlo,C: T. Hui., 'by I.kr i zC'•• ! .•! 1 ,••!!!! 4.; Vice 411'; M. E. tit t v:10. :1 7 ..ver thing ",\ t rt the Lu o<t cr •.)l , 11 .tt the C,,ltrity Fair 11( 1 n ,ev4i •E • ; T. is erecting a no* barn and other** improving his beautiful prem.- ME W. - 11'. Dimon has been appointed Ex press Agent - in this place, rice RHIN 0. WARD, - resigned. During the time Mr. W. has beeft Agent, the business has been conducted almost exclusively. by 'JOHN E. Wmui and FRAI4 MAou.L. The duties bare been faithfully and satisfactorily 4 , cl:fornie l l; and both - the .company and qui public have expressed their entire .satisfaction with the young gentleman. filr."MAcna. Will continue in the office under the new agent. While all will re gret the retitemenNf so genial, obliging and• competent a man, as JOHNNIE, the public will tiud in <the new agent, Mr. Dttny:E, a tit successor. We congratulate the express company and thiS.community on theirMutipl good fortune in these lection of Mr. Dpnot;, . • - • `,, L'lll.lE'S PO . P&LAR MoNTtiLY- - Fon OCtober, is an excellent number of. this admirable publicatior. IL has in all 19s.pages.and 100 illustrAions. It opens witlnnn article entitled EngUnd's Queen,. illustrated with twenty good engravings: another article on " The Commune., or Paris,:" is accompanied with. forty illus trations. Alnon its many good stories is one entitled-" captain t'3:rr's Clninge," by the autlnir of " Helen's Illibies'% fol lowed by " The Ebony Bride," by 14.4; WAsitrxmrctii: the continuation of flit " Dreamland of -I.m'e;" etc., ~e te. The amm nt of instruction, eutertainmentAnd , ammcment afforded by the articles; sto- , Sties. f ineedotes; poe'ns, etc., in this issue of tlk .Iknikty is not excelled by that of any of its' - eutempolaties. Single Clipies are vents, andud subscription P‘ice,-- 7 . 2.: - ,t), five by mail. :Address, 1 - .rsmE's Priu.isifiNo - Housv, 5:37 Vearl `!sect, New York. _ -I " liiisON A 111:: MILTON' WA RD and family, lai-e been spending a fecr daiys among the 'blue hills - of Painnsyl yanirt. They were the gusts of 0•'111;n EvA TimmAs is visiting' friendt; • jn.1,142t1- - ice. 2 :-11.1 nor 1:Iow . E was in town on Friday .nyrning, LUa fittest Of. 31. C._ 31 Encun, kyrir. 11.0.oltti has gotle tb New attellit l iuurl.' • —Lieutenant N. E.`;.)l - AsoN. L. S. N. is vi,i;in , f his father, 'Ol. G. :F. 17h ...0::, ;it this phlre. Ni.‘ , .T s- one of the finest 10 , ,king.vni-cers in the s 'vice \ —=Miss NANCY :4 - .N1n.1., of this 1: for':()we , :o on.7qonthty 1.0 .t, where . he ex pekits to lo.ihe 111.1: fntove home. li.-s S. Is iin cilne:tte4l, ,, intellhz,eta. and renn„tl y ,, liti2; lady ; an , i ,le:tv(.s liost ,,, of frieinl;s'' Mr t' ~ -%-.lr.intx, who was ar re-Aed last •yt;ari charged with . stealing hr and and buggy and -some butter fik)in Mr. ()NE - iu LeKoy. and through the dt he l'ourt vas given the light• c-st sentence possible'.Hal,few month: in the ivu,nty jail,—was 'again arrested for a „in ; il ia cr i me some I sr,:P lki:`,PkS since. The !tile in jtil professed the * most sin cere penitence ftki. Lis . misdeeds, nntl,en -1 ist ea the warm sympathy of 1)r. NV 7 VIVI' autl ~icier who visited him. It was colll l dvatfy belit;vo.l. that he was a reform ed Man, hut only n few montfis have elap.ed sin 1144 release. and he is again Lis.thi dicks. Irina is the stranifest part ut ta l e sttn:V is that he stole a horse and Im i zgy from the' same . patty front whom the n•riner theft. "scar committed. M . r; S. followed hint te4-Ciamira, tind?c, , - - e•tv,.:red the prpttrly, NI:itON was ar rest.ed l.v Pohl-ern:o . i I;rnNsand I'o . 11 . 11w:1 hi ntri ter- in j.lil. 1102. pl 1.1 quill} to the cictv„i•nf leirse 'stealing. and,,lud , -e . 7t,‘,..ni 0 n .setenc4ltim to tell yetl.lt In the l'cuitAnniary. v.. f !w' :tii3 h riu rti, I:ll' , .v.t•Ny.-1 II:I-4;1144, tell yt,nt of an . ci,j0:,..1:1e affair tii;:i occurred °1.i.,. - teril;iy, I \v, (S, 1 :1, 1..2.) ill this 1,1 ;:.--little t 5 n of l'en: Tie , (;rank , :: t ?:. Ail lia:-.l(et picnic in T . !.(o.niison's I( ; iqio., :mil in spit: of rj:e fr. , v, I ion. 11i,leic'..qiii2; wliallier. :1 I'aPPY '.,•,`',.: ‘2,;:tlicCe , ll'itt ' the ;7i.p..inted. pl a y, '1,.,,_ : 1,,•r., r ,• Nin: anil.itns - - wagon :ate: 1':.:4 '..11 11;,•2: ,, I , •I•1 it .1 illli•1011S 1 t,a4l lIC 1.;:i ;11:11, :1 . 111.1 Cr'r 1 n gCI '. I S;iiii 1.41" Ill y? :self- : - 4 LP) % ils IMO (1011'4, 10 Cat li:/MCI% :1112; . - f W;ly inct.l it: g to 4 , ribl - by the ecll , l Mt.,' 4;11111 r4—ttit, 11" s• %%lin.]: beattuflilly and ii.rtistieillly rend4,-il•:1.. After a fervent prayer lri 7 . Ki 1:-Nhr. of Wellsburg, a thrilling addics. I OW' eSt ( . 1•111f1 i) I'l . o r. ELITZI.I in it fonon,-d more itim•ie. that :•%, itispir %1::%4 . .T. that he vatic forward happy in it (Ai( Alid then after feasz the " ,Vr; 1111111 IT , t irak aelie vet to think irf Sur, ly the sisters of,h,iir.olo arid siiirMilming grangos dtserwe'a gritat Aral of er,dil for tlicir excellyd;•riripier, t;ialiP 3 r, kn.,w so well flaw to pre- ME Then f. , 11,, , wa1l an 4iiltliess by \S. I.m-Tin.so nc‘th 11.. N . ylifr itt 1110-t 11.11.1. y 111:1i1110.1, Lehi ' llle S1 , i:11 6..1111(1 by t. 10,19,..114.e, anti wli: s ,se ;V. , 1 - fiS %11 how; il•tinnttioreil by those who :ie handed toctlier fol\onr• Minther:t Thon the wr. - rain:;‘writli the song-in Tiring strains of • and the ‘r.as o‘er. Inc( t NN it UH t i Itil.fh • l,tl.l , ni: \ 1/F1)1{1) of the Commit tees , ev,tesentin.4 the Posts of ;. 4 , f 11;radriiril connty,.lield at the :11. it was ikeidoil t" h.,1%1 Etwatnplihoits e:ich year, nut invite - all li(inoralily pi.trinos of this :Ina p.inr cowl: ws to At L.•otel. Th.! coinrailt•s 1.1?..1 1.. 1...;.1 1I..• Fit .4 A v01t.i..1 r:uninnt?it oil 1 (;,,,und,. iu Ea:t on the 111:11 at.l(i 1 Ith. of 1 )eto: Imo% -Tlic follow iii ri.sohitioti was unaii inimisly ad4.l.ited : I. That vve lierully invite all sail. , rs and :11111 adylinin:l 1 and I , : and i of the I:2th 11 , ; :iinent• N. (1. of Pa., to be' present and . artielp.;to to the Eneamjiment atnj re-.: (u vry.—.ll:' :a alle(ttita 1 , 1.t1);: c.;lirts the kis hi, ; J itnior tike Cm=;Ands' EEO •• .1 v. 111 , leo 11.;;•; , :ri. St Id. 1:t, k•-,t \l. E I,M •fiF T - ITE I; 1Z.1t,1) = Wilt, Towanda ;. Officer of the Day, F. Ammerman, Ulster.; Officer of the Guard, G . S. Forbes, Rome ; Chaplain, David Craft;. Wyalusing ; Surgeon, C. IL War ner, Leraysville ; Adjutant, Beebe Ger ould, Smithfield ; Sergeant Major, It. IL Richards, . New . - Albany ; •Quartermaster, C. E. Andrus, Towanda ; Quartermaster Sergeant, G. W. Kiliner, Towanda. D. W. Scott was elected Sutler of the Encampment. The, air grounds have 'been tendered Encampment by the Agricultural'Society, and the ',:_outids are large • and in good condition, and well suited for, the, En campment. C. T. Hum., Commander J. ANDREW Wwr , Acting Adjutant. Tnrriis NEiti lioity < .—Looking over the section of North Towanda; from the northern line of the Boro' of Towanda to Sugar creek and vicinity, h waft, so im pressed with the beauty of its situation, that I said.to myself if it is not;, "Iheloy of the whole earth," there are at Ipst but few places which 'can .compare with it.. \ The gentle undulations .of its laini seapeOts excellent water, and tlie.yafiety and richness of its soil, litit for the,culti ration of the cereals, as - well as all Oth,er vegetation and fruits which can - be grown, in this latitude,. The farming -interest is thriving, and• scientific farming is no more a myth with the cultivatOrs, of the • sbil. I - :, The atilt houses aro generally largo and .clumnodiotis and painted White, with f ; ,be.tittil suer undings, and ornamented with 'l.nit tre .s, evergreens a i nd flowers. The4WhOle s etion is interspersed with private . (lu*tigs and small _lots, all help" ing tp swell \ the number of, inhabitants and make society pleasant. Splendid- sit uations are yet for\le. I need not men tion the beautiful gr 7, easy of access for all parties of - pleasure, for it is—well known by the thousandsichpilaie met in it, especially by those who\attended,the Murphy Temperance Camp-Mcetin - g, re cently. , The place for trYing, the. speed the best coursers is a little on one_ side, Ind very smooth. The grist-mill is quiff celebrated, and owned by men who am happy to see their farmer friends who hive a load of grain for sale The school-home is comveniciA and •in a good lorafiou. A blacksmith shop Is located just where it should be, with a smith '.ready to :le-- crimmodate any customCr' who inafeall. The Hall is very convenient and centrally located. The Patrons or INs bandry have a rune organisation. lace, left The MethMist denomination conduct a large Sunday-Ach;ol and Bible class in the ball, and have preaching there - every , they Sabbath at :.c , o'clock in the aft-6.- 110 11. 0 4W.; Th r•- re, n. an fxtensive poultry establish- meat, N • lere all the varieties of the (10- N • s can he seen=-from the Minty ':. - s may be Obtained 'for in , any laireliaser. . N..r i borers in the place who ',, 'complain of hard :mice cf meat all t&- and fancy wagon and 1 I physi tr\ niestiG fugA E4 \ 't!++.li..tlor, to sui` There are day-.. never strike and nc• lino s. ')there are nic r t ilm the cariq: Work:pan to the most styli? carriage painter. The hication soliealthy tha, eiaj is scarcely needed. There is one Justice of the Peace, the people mostly go to the borough a Their law and their oysterri. (Me _thing more I will 'mention, - "as< worthy of notice : Within the distance of a mile on the Main road,. there are now li% fog, and in good health, „no less than n.:,,:; h , ( llmrst, Mostly young .enough 4o marry. They range . all the way from, honest industry up to wealth. • Now if this matter-of-fact description of things'as they are, does not induce per sons to conic among us who wish to 'change their sit atiou r it may at all \ event; lie limited Upon as au invitation to respeet . a,ble persons to call and see if these thing; airc true. A' citizen of this iftace is loOking for ! ~ , „,, ~ , ward ti thelttto of Ilea:, tritilltil to ceie lA:Ate It s eight-y,.Mnth birthday. As the last of the wine was the best at the feast, so this aifiele must close by no ticing that the Cood>Templar Lodge of . this,place is in a good condition and meets ever} S,it inday; night in the•sehool-house. C0NT1.4,9.--L 19_ , \\ critics Sept. 19. , A Waannul vs justuS , Levris, 2d. Ver. dijt for defendant. I . ; \V lane vs .1 firilliths et al.—Cov-, enatit. I. McPherson :and N C Elsbree,, for'plaiutiff. WII Carnochan and James Wood, Esus.; for defendant. Jury nada special verdict Theodore Curran vs George Lenox. Court refuse plaintiffs prayi!r for ran ac count and decree for damages, but direct a wi if of injunction to be issued; restrain ing forever said defendant, and order de fendant to pay all the costs. Henry Ward et al vs )t.(' Mereur et al. Master's seconelftmupplernental report tiled. -.1 It ChaapeFs use vs P \V Cowell et al. E eeptiims to Auditor:B Report filed by 1. • II Roers. . Win llillis.vs Da% id Nesbit, Auditor's Report env - firmed finally, except as to judgment of Edward llomet, Alexander Ennis vs Ilartmy ('lark. Anditm\ Report jrotitirpwd finally. 31i , ans M.Eilenberger et al. A Lane vs I ) ,, Plurns. Exceptions to Au ditors' lleport:;\ disniissed and reports ,(onflrnied .1 A Codding vs F . Ayer. Court, ap- t j' - ‘4Mir II .1 Madill, Esq., an AtrttM\ to dist‘ribine the fund raised by. the sale of defendant's real estate. .. l'et-..r"r-t. vs Lydia Hoyt. Abbey E- Ilart vs II A\Hart. Court direct a sub'- na italivOlo issue in each case. In re i.etifi(ni Mary Itlade for the. benefit of her separa, earnings. Court grant the player of the petitioner. Jacob Selitister7snsc vS\l \V Johnson. :Court direct a feigned issuiito be framed wherein C M shall Iplaitatill anil .laeOb ticliustcr, defemlant, \. • Sarah M 11411 vs Daniel Brown. \lr. to set aside servieci of summons. C :sr i•Ntch vs nimie 11 Fitch. Rule Io vacate tle,:ree of divorce. J,din Colrms vs Cornelius -Collins. Thos McMahon et al vs Dennis Mc7tla hozeg Ex'r. Rule on plaintiff in each •.) • east , to give security for cos s. .1 D Vidder vs Catharine Ladd: Rule to open judgineut and let defendant into a defence. Daniel Ileaser vs G L Lamoreux. Rule rtl Lowman vs A Stevens .ct al. 2 cases. Judgment for want s of a sufficient affidavit of,dcfence.- _ DeborahLindley vs Asa Parshall's Ad ministrator. Judgment for non prosy - Com vs WilsalCarter- 74 Selling liquors without license. Com vs Joh') Stbith— Same. Com vs Daniel 31eIntosh—Same. Court suspend sentence:in each ease upon payment Of c•,sts. _ Com vs S 31 Brown Selling liquors without license. ContimMd to December term. • Com vs John Gardner—Larceny. De fendant pleads guilty. Court "sentence lulu t par s fine of 410 and cl94t, of pro'. kthens ; Senior MOT'. Lerayli- Ainivr4 ecution, and 1 year and :months in the Eastern Penitentiary, Com vs Wm Dean—Larceny. 'Difendw ant pleads guilty. Court sentence him to . pay a tine ‘ of $lO and costa of proration and 3 years in the Easterri Penitentiary. Coin vs Alexantier eameron—farceny. Defendant pleads ditilty. Court sentence him to pay ,a line of $lO and costs of prosecution, and four years in the East ern Penitentiary. On . two other ments Court sentence him on each one;to pay a fine of $lO and costs of prosecution,. and 3 years in the Eastern Penitentiary. The following Sheriff's pee c ls were ac knowledged, ;.._ ~. • To W T Davies, trustee, 8 tots Ip 'Pus careraMvp; sold Sept 't as the.property Of Hiram Taylor, $.4665; To Elhanan Smith, 30 acres in Terry twp,, sold Sept 7 as the property, of Ursula Clark, $l6. To Ile-. linda Bridleman, 2-7. acres in Athens twp., sold Aug 30 as the property T A Ham ilton, WO. To Pome4y Bros, 6 acres In Canton Born', sold Aug at as the props erty of .1 W Bailey and N VanNamee, $3OO. To G C Atwood, defendant's 1. in crest in lot in Towanda born', sold SePt, 1. s the property of E T Elliott, $250.. To Sell, Ititily, by acres in liriitdhant titp., . sold Ai3o as the property, of If Carpen ter, $5OO. To E T i, lot, in' Towanda Born', 7as he property of E T Elliott, si). To Alfred A Mims and .1 L Cool baugh, 'gnardians, . t),I acres lit -Asyltott twp., sold Sept 7as t, "property of 'Cr P Spencer, $.3,909. To J eßoy Corbin, 72 acres in Shesheirin .twp.ld Sept 7 as the property of E Clark, $.l. To GE. Bullock, land in Canton Boro ' a it Leßoy twp„ sold Sept 7as tl‘ie,property (H W McClelland et al, $19545, \To It A El ter, 11 acres in Canton twp., sOld Aug 30 s the propertrot 11 W MeCOland et al, $2700. To John , Smith, house and lot in Jowanda Boro',sold Aug 30 as the\prop erty or M Cangley, $3.00. To W II •Car nochan, -house „and lot in Troy BOro\„ sold Sep c 5 as the property of 31 - Flynn, $75. To N N Betts,jil, house and lot In Towanda,. property of Mrs. A A Hill, $32. To Hiram Parker, 52 -acres in Armenia b twp, sold Sept 7 as the property of „John '`.(j.nen•Wil. To A D Spalding, , 4 lots in ' banton boio' and twp and Armenia, sold• Sept 7 as the property of C Stock well, $1.43. To C E Campbell,. 75 acres in Dulling cm twp, sold 'Aug 30 as the property of .N and A T Wheat, W: To L B Faulkner, 4•S acres in Orwell tWp, sold Aug 30 as tlitiVoperty of MOPMso Bosworth, $l,OOO. -,y4 c . lA acres in Titsearome, - soi,Aug 30 as the property of S liougbt. and \ W• II Lunn, :1.1 70. To F. I) — 6 riswold. \Bill 3 Stone Quarry in Sheshequilr, sold Au' :I0 as tloe property' of C Carpenter, et al, 1,0 0. I PitorEEDIN444 tIY TIIK Batt ON \ iE I)l:aTtt or !WA ATKINS, P.,54. on Friday morning, Sept 1 ltb, the death. of Arii.l.lANl WATKINS was nnnouneed by IMBMMEMIMI aporopriate remarks REMARKS "r A. I have been Informally designated to announce to the loittlit• alit thte court the death of wiitiain Walking. a member of thl. hoe, wltlett took place ntst rtildtlettre 111 this butougli, lit, 1%-edttetlay evenlng rcolue,ted to thaw sonle resolutions expressive Or the feelings of this bar in regard to the death of Mr. Watkin.e. and while I am , en , ittle that they come far chtirt of express ing what all could epnsetentlottsly OX))1V8a, Mot t. Dolt eirqre 19 e..rross', yet a• a faint to.l.tenee of out tegArd and esteelli fir the mole. I have drawn the resolutions I liave in my .Irutd. I will not pre them by any remarks of toy oW fl 10 rogard In the esteem In whichwe all hold Mr. Sytitklns. lie was a ntembi.r of thin bar long before I became a melober of it, Or. your honor: and while I was I===l! Th - at :i t s a mark of pur rmpect„the ineuttorr.pr, the Cuurt and Bar iti F7l :Mewl his fu rmral in a 1...1y. R , r ,, /re , l, That rt•e r deeply sympathize with the hereaved faintly and (floods w.f the dive:Void In their :teliet ion, and that a r,tpy of theso resolotlonti uponthe re eords of this ('curt, and that the Prothonotary he rrquested to. tran,tnit a eltity of the', awe to them as an expre , :tion of our regrets. . . N..M.ArTh 1=1:11= • '.l/ ,, y if p/r•tio po . or 1/01107.8:—Spree hearing the of these resoluti ons, and the antionn,....; tormt nr thl: bereavement to the nithnbers or t MA_ renrt und letr, and in the peOple of this rowntv and I trinity, I have allowed my mho' -tor a .few tim ment,4" go hark to the tlmc when Ittutge llrrrlci ken! your !Amur:. now sits, and was sur d by Judge Cunningham. .1 edge Itoltock, Judge 11 error, and .1 migeStreeter; when we minsitit the reeords of death we find a number of them gathered to their father's. dodge lint eld: 1:1111 , .ek and your Honor are the only skvivors an the many distinguished limn that have prekhied over the.e.rourts. When 1 turn any attention hark and inquire a, to the inemliers of the bar ..inewti.Avere adniitt, il, the deatMroll is Mtge. I bring fl,itt.to my reeelleetion the names of ;)3,h1 cash. Illat?Id F. Barstow. .1. It. ItsrMosi,'. .1. C. Adams. Stephen‘gieree. Francis Smith, C. 1.. Want. Mr. IMWItt, Georg e Niontanye., W.:A. Perk. Wilson rmott. and other. thdt I will not stop noir to mention. They nivr)..a..ed awaS --- -fhil are gone—and that within a few Year.. Verily ran we , ay that the hand of death is Upou us. 11u4 - sands are pasting away rapidly; and upon to mourn the 10,1 of flail that higk esteem. 1 nuulerstanni that Mr. Watklir Ise or erintioni. born al.nt tht , "sear -Pe ati to tinn• har in his native. Stair with rring pr ... , erns. having stunlieni with aunap , as I ..arty :1•1 11 , 25; mo , lll after within hr. nook up Ills rnsit ninnce place ,rf Lis t after Inaiinir ‘ n•xannitheni taller intact, and otto•r rain nuudtirs awk 411 , :niricts Inn• nren•i.l.l, inrea‘t'ltin tot among tine p 1 4 ,. f0tt...1 . !trail f.. 1,1 rninnly: atul4or tjfipyears 11;1S ht. iu•nun a inrointion.int 3114 lennlinig a..... Jll Ids p ro f,— Si,all. It may In• said that be• grew in , with the in . re-ts :MI the resource's of this great enmity, Per haps at.:;lle tine - . pwfe•sslonally, Mr. kills was a. riteOsirj , ly knowleas any MTh' at the nr.vm,,,A, not fi'mu any dash. or ltirtntnr; or gAlety. for he dlsdained that. Mr. Wail. ins .was a matter-of filet Ulan. To allpreelate him he wanted to lie In, innately' known and. • without any reettlyg or vain of flattery, I take the Iltwrty. to -ay'. ttmit for the Last twenty years I had all Intimate. warm and friendly ;I , lllmnd:ince with him; I te•ltere• I knew and understood the Inner. wan well. Ile was a true friend: Ile was a man ou wlear.*.it r . !ly as a warm and devoted f Herd: it clearheaded la , ky er; a 111311 alll/s• Ayrnpathy is as With Its Vlit!ilt and his cause. an adv. - cafe lls'at -never aijiMmt an opportunltY to pass that would advance the rights' of Moo. As hi, entrusted their Interests Ite Itititand-1 'et he 0 as.a man who.e great heart and Inter h.el iit';s found their renting place in 111.8 own-domestic ter ions. I have traveled with Lint, I have risq(' .1115 ue (\ 111.1 haVfilwe.liat our $1113,1,1‘. Ciallts spend ing suesue. t, ;titnes weeks in close 6sitspany with hitil: °- and I sa'yViy, that I know of no member of the lifeo, 3 , l i wti, ~ awl ti, who'll I had - wartite4 , rilig , :than berg la Mr. Watkins.. We ;Lid'ct hardly peak ilt kiln a- a -hostlim.•• • Ile Issiglir,properly ne,callest the for ror the liar. Widle ;there are' older members it Is said. (there may lie (sor or two; L aisinot prepared to . - iy.lyet It 0:k5r,.11,01,,, that le , waq.the oldest ;sr:tenth - user at thin liar, and u trom‘e'ryt... saw Its priss<isce' :Intent; us. (and it ha, been ..4.f or the last (.11 \year,. I we looked smolt issin-as the father or the Isac i, ), ,,, iie lisskrd tip to m Her precept and example. We Mokini up to him for lost ructrism.atui, I wonis •av tootle brother members. that it o'nutil be well to \ `t falthrillly study and follow malt' a thea9 worthy sers des of their t r yi father of the r—Wiliam Watkins.\ I heartily 1 endorse these resolutionN anst fezi an t 1,031201 we maid not condole too deeply or too sineerely with the ber.Taved taint ly and rile- immediate me bets sst'al I. Watkins' hou4disslii. \., \ itt:•.:AltK , , CIF lii «'. I'AT,ItICK. . . The sleatii.of unto with whont'we have been aaSa. ' erTit4.,l, 043410 IS real to us, one thattls been our friend, always strikes its with awe an Intakes its feel our litifietence, our own short leastkmf life. Forty yearn ago .I first formed the acquaintance of Mr. iymktiin. I 'an then a young Mali; li bel camise to this bar. Ile was then one of the der members of this bar. lie was, at that time, in felt practice here. I Came here a stranger, Inexpert.' etit.l3l, and, like every lith; yoling man. needed assistanee. Mr. Watkins-. s among the first of my acquaintances; he was kind: be seemed to take ine by the hand. and 'w'hi 't e I W)tell. assistance he was.always ready to. ;ire It. an I froin that time until the present I have not Ice(r.hitny familiar ac quaintance with - him. his klisdnesl4ll , l IS readi- Illy -en,i 10 assist anyytn tng member of ill; . 'lle felt ready to render any ft.SlStallee %bath. could, a-al that familiarly, Willingly; he was t r e ad y to take theist by the timid and lead theta along pro. I fessionaily. Ilia kindueis was alwaysrentarkedity_ ! almost every tumule rof the Isar. ff IA 'familiarity wititthem all, Ills friendship for them all, was Ind, sin passed by any. insinher of this tsar. Mr. Wai -1 Sion, In many respealts„ was it retuarkahle mall. lie ; pall that strict attention to the profession which lie.had chowm that most of us neglect to give it. It there was a (wilt %MC h he had.it.was a faint In his i treatment of himself. It was a fault that lie spent t more lithe inter his causes 'than any. lawyer should j spend. Many a time have I plated his office' late att3lght—when most of the-members of tin Isar were asiersp--andA have seen Mtn poring over his cases that-he was preparing for theisupreme Court, whetyperhapk, forhis own benefit, he should hare been abed. ifs wan early a member of the !Supreme Cosirt. It, Intl I was admitted to the finprenio Court of Pennsylvania, then holding its sessions at SunhurY,ln thin district. Ho.vrtia there then, and bell lung Vetete !mews . I .l9trilet el tholgrnine Court. 11e w.vreapeeted, toi that court, and was fy Txt always familiarly received the as a ,friend, and respected not on as o friend then i as a member of nurt. I ha traveled w that •e th ktr. Watkins inch here , In a Inil , met the monntaltis And back again. 1 have meal a Ith him at Sunbury, at the Supreme Coutt, aOl lii Philadelphia. At all Hines be was a friend. lisevined to be a friend to every one that wished to a friend to Wm. Slo he was In all his rehttlena in M r s? far at I have been acquainted *Mt him. V M my adillittioa Lathe haldown to time that to cease d to mac ... . . 'lice, Kt intereolifee With Mtn . so conatant than aitli any other flit The early friendship that I ha: continued down thipugh his life, that feeling tot him which origh nem tome,and I felt, on the aunt death, the had lost one of Our natal friethlt we have tat oho Of otirbrt we look back, Its My friend Cob It, and keechalltjuany hare been _ bar during the last tweiity years, it armiscX a Won. derful feeling In the Hearts of all of us.: We must feel bow short our time is, haw won ave may be called from our profession, how semi we must leave those with whottrwe are assOciatad. It must re; Mind us that out lease of !IN./squire:tort, and we do hitt kodn'Whell It le to end. e. ,Although 'my acquaintance , with Mr. 'Watkins has been much mote brief than' that of many-mem bers of the bar, yet during the timeihat it contln tied It was quite intintto , When I came to this. town I formed a partnership with Mr. Watkins. We mastitis:el that relation. towards each other for the period of tWo years, and during that time I be- Cjilne Intimately acqua inted with him, and, as has been Xald here, to know him well awl to fully ap treclato him, all Intimate acquaintance was neees sarv. t always reef tt hitt, a t the rrlenth . lchicl - ashi gelieroust j vealizeiharlie Vas A. greet benefit' to me. The instruction that.' derived front him, and from his example while I Was in partnership with I trust I may avail myself of during the re; malnder of My term at thy!, bar; and.l feel that to Ills deportment, in hls Italic, there is a lesson to Ipe detited that May be a benefit to all the - yeenOr theinters 01 the nat. t telly syntpathlse • with ithe' bereaved fatttliy , in their loss, ;MI heartily accord -to these resolutions Illy endorsetheith. • UP.PIAItitS OF JAJILB StoOD. . . I have but a word ID add to *bat has been 4 gaid. I have known Mr. Watkins since I cattle tO the bar, and since I ca u se to this practice; MC I knew hint as I knew other men at the. bar; and I always knew him as I knew' no other man at the bar. Ile Was reigarkabilt for rine distinguishing tract or tit:tract* Which I think every young metober or the bar. 14,116 lias Mill Interrotiree with litm, hashad occasion to nottre. ' I dotilinit guy 'young member of the bar ever found Mr. I.Valitins co engaged In business that he could not give to them a until Of aid, a word Of_dirertion when they called. upon .11101.. .Ima diflictilt case. as younger ntetnbers of the bar fretmently have. It seemed to me that he was re. ma kable for that Ile never was so busy but that bislkimily advice ITU 31Ways ready and upco, Any suggestion he stl rftUdy. Earn that It was to Me a itettcpatile fact, shore till alembefs tif the lidr. It - has been said here truly, I believe, that the mats who knew William Wat his the best. appreciated i 4t his friendship most. I. •cullar th some respeets, but perfectly quiet, al ays pleasant; so inucirso hat, I doubt IC any member of the bar In all the wrangles . that occur bet %Veen counsel. ever bad or casibut to lay up or treasure up any thing against Williani Watkins. Everything he •did was Its Ali pleasatd.a manlier that one could riot but notice his eseCO l t , tg kindness, and that perhaps mere that. any of or trait in hischaracter I have noticed. \ t is.sometlilag that every piling 'member of the !,r will apprectate i and in the death of William ,\ I%':tuts the yotinger members of the bar have no with las which they will feel severely. There is no voting man starting out la the practice of law Mil' finds his dilliculties, finds knotty questions sprung ttiSm him In a ansa i tent, and feels the neces sity of snlne‘lnatt of egret ence'to whom he can go for a word of, assistance, \and he always feels pleased' when heAntla that Wotsi of assistance ready to'be given by mine member orl‘liar of riper ey rience. That waS•always i futtutt kWitliant Wat-s. s. ' it ILSIARKS OF JUDGE sloltll NV. Although it.was not unexpected, It V AA with a sad. heart that L hoard of the death Of 'Mr. Watkins. It seems but a short time 'Since I first berante acquainted with him, and yet to ount the - years, it is a quarter of a century. daft I lig lii thatitline. until within a year or de hit practice w s constant In Ilona. For littera years front I it4l. I was associated with him IlLinauy Important eases and came to know hint well: lie was.earnest, zeal. , bus and faithful to . his ellelli, d g nixi lawyer. indus trious and hard %faking. I doubt. If any member or the bar expended more time in the stu dy of lils.books and eases than Mr. Watkins. tie was generally thoroughly prepared against sur prkes t.) opposing connsel—AWAS always courteous and gentlemanly in his intercourse with the behtli and bar—genial and kind. Ile enjoyed the practice of Ills profession, and the sweet quiet of domestic life. Iti.; rarni;:.: anti home were his treasures. N. prOsmets of gain or dazzling enterpri,s, could ever * ltultire Min to MU. , tile lloc of his profession to engage In them. Such schemes riut to hi, \- s“ .:1 - !rt ' isttal In men of -- positive nnil s siislikes wen?' Intense and eu4w ing, but . he he , ei 4 t , •rfoi 2 (Hew! 11 a favor, or failed to ry tiousitt'tsuit Inman of 2 tylti;lg. 111 , ! yl.t no 00, was niori• eenS•klerati• rir ts•rider ti AVM .1 (411.`I'S. 111. praet •e vitt•nili•it ore; a polled of n fly years. It!' conteNts To tour; mere with the great teen 0! our har during . bat time, and It always 10 , 11111i...1 hinv:lr with ere it.anil mitli a good measure of Ile Tore •• .(footed to einiquer. Aral how. itt the Ho! 3g.• •` v tit v- 11 ,he has zonimiwl l i his test 2114 i I,WFIIII. 't 1!.! 1 , 1111 ti,l lilt his memory. As a token of,rrslx'etl t ect that. the I ourt now ailjounted, and that the. • reeollittoiei ts• I•laeed 11p011 the records or the Court \ I' peril; mate the itivinory and hou, , ,t worth' or rote.to,en.,t brother. • .niot the t• itpresSlun tit nor trorro thin 'Ant be reavement. • • ..RUSINESS LOCAL Ur A Good Winter Snit for Ten \Rvl - at Itosns r I ELD•s E - 119. Yon can boy a plated Castor for 99 trots, to Merpr Block. AN the !rifest publiettions, very F q..lVrtircosm & sit Al'r'F. • ~,r' The Best quality of amity Flour at MY Cm - futile& \lt I,S at' IN holejak 'or retail:' r.ang-2-if Eg CALL at KENT'S and see the Cork Corset.- 131-A l'T I h i l' - I`(t •it 111)7, con,lop., more to happiness 2 fe Iv than, tastily tlece.ratol i•ottagjf Ina)i- by purell..l WiilTl 01112 & Sp A UT . -. MI clievry ns nowro ch. mars'. ~,,,„—/------....--. ,I: . -- P' Great Ilaranins in OVERCOATS at icos crier r•-r.. - . - - - supt. 27 \ :gr ' S ar• now i ' ilyin at II eNnv Mcno 1. . r47Ytnt Cap gt Staqpniry. very.cheap, al ..s.V" - New firm, new g 4 ef , ,ht the Irtr!dgr Street Fnntitu C 7 D4liet, go anywhere but? & SIIACT'S for your Wall Paper ar If you want a suit. of clotlles c 1 - 71 .-thau pm can buy the same lb New Turk, J ,Call at Hos t:NOECtrs. rt — lf yon want bargains in Heady -31 Clothing, rall I' I M.D . :: while he 1 , 4 clio.,ing out for Spring TORCHON him; at KENT'S, HARRIS "Tile Tailor" at. RENT'S CIT . NEW Cloths' and Cassimers at • . Ilitlertaking a specianty at the rolge Street Forniturti store. - Me largest mid best 4ssortment of spring.etntlAg In town, at M. E. Rost:I.:FIELD'S. 4 Mr" Yon \ can buy nice, fresh-baked : `f•nio kers akCtN.F.•• Itakery, very cheap: large i - Oksortmenbof spring and - B4111111(.1; hats, just r ‘ .4 , elveJl. at M. E. It( v niks I kt:I.D*S. • MlRTtils "The at I:ENT's c;itF:NADIN F:; cheap ;;:t\kilENT'S nir Jolt, lot, of Supmer at KENT'S rAr LINEN' suits at IiENTs Craeliers of all varieties baked , ver3 4 day at CoNvi.FN' 'Bakery. 'FAlig and Parasols in greatxari F ty at KENT,.. • . " Everything-in the title of statitm eryac t• - ustcositi & ii u T:g. rafge stock. a Gloves aml Ito elery at KENT'S. nrL. P. lioDnEits challenges ennfpe km for gnaliti of goods and low prices on Sasli, or?. Blinds and Mold liik s, and all building ma. cant:34l), 13114 MCCAIW & EDWARDS havetlie best `\heapent car of Timothy Sc.,/ that was ever In _o n. Call and examine heoru buy Will CONtll' & tinst^r sell the best t . iti l sk Rooks manntaetort.,l t tn the country. • and\ this hal rir PaiNTs an IMuslins— very low at I: r.:kyr . ...\ -,-- ----, -4,—, Mis. 11.\J. Mixriiis\is now receiving,eg, Tall.gricids irc7ery variet of Millinery and Notions. Slue is also RA°. agent for D.r. WAIINER . S health 6orset, WRITE. gixids gNdt; variety at ' rir Genuine "Deep "High 1,0 "Ktsxeugen'• water at Kt it BY'S. \ Ruck,•• a t. r 1. 'co •r. :. '1 ns having Wool at H. 8... INGIIA3O , I 'facto will find It canted and reatly Th , for deliveri. the achinee src In excellent condi tion, running continulkusly, and keeping up with the work., Alt poling mild bo'done t' fore cold weather. Price a ;:e.sutiti4T , tiom.nri. 0 11.1 • A. 1t AM MEE • 'SO cling 4 'peace hilhr The humblest flog his Watt Paper at liar his lAtse a. litvlting PAttt) Lk; Co., Gr'litt Ilti3ers, n•celvlng and ! , 311pping.11..vr gr.iln Ctral Oftire, k-st.--;tuj.„9. •--.41111.. - all the latest Rtylett of wutTrome-&-stiAtrs ds and pri Sion, ;illar.N ,0 IVnIT- =0:0 ~\ AIO;iTANYE9.—The public will be plods ell to learti that the old and Vellahleitlvin. of MON TANYES have decided to make the CROCKEItY TliiitlVE a spectilty, and to that mat have just re• Ceive.l a largo invoice, cothprising. everything In the line, which they will sell at astouishingly low prices. Or' Ix.suit4NcE SECURE, 81311'1.E, ellum..--Jvery man owes It to himself to aeon., a raasonalde antrut of money to his family. The New Era Ire Insurance COmpany, of no i• .adelphia, entrance fee $5 .on every Ji . ,000,. annual dites $3 on, everyll,ooo, and.dcatfiits:wasment. from 00 cents to . s?..o.4'per 1000, according. to,age of party insured. •No 11 - 3sessmcnts made.except to pay act ual fe5PeS. Not more than,ss,o6o taken on one life. dy the best:sinks are taken, and none accepted p years of ate, and not more titan 12,000 it persona oVr 55 years of age. ,000,000 InsZrance issued during the past. death assessments made. JASIF.S Pota.oca, . President ; s ituvr; T re.amt re 0,41: 0. S'yttou CON'ttoW, Assistant Sec'y. ~ ~ t tion apply to L. T. itoTsl4 ford county. illt . ll, 7 11 ! Over 4 IMEM EV-Govern THotixio3 Cod Sei'v and 0. E For furt4er Inforl General Agent ?or ---.,........____. ~.r. cor IDA LEw is; th..\l \ . , Jig,ht house hero ine;bas ticen.ilmsunted with•arlous it and teidinmoimils,'as an acknowledgement of her serv t,'es hi saving the life of sundry indls_kluals. lint What do / alt of her efforts, Mao - mint to hen compar ed wit)lthe benefits Ito.mit:lrsr.l.l), Om elothier,ls bestowing upon the commun4. rot ; n le-than teVears lie has devoted himself to miff .tie , fir. furnishing the people 'of Bradford county Ith Ileadylmfaile Clothing of-the very best quality, tile lowest prices. t r im! is now offerilmg lids entire stimckregardicas . of lost at enstonmers' m i kes, in 6r der ft . ., make room for Ids fall and winter.,g.mds. ' Ur To rossumprivEs.:—The adverti. ser, a retired phydrlan, haul ig presidentially ills covered, 'While a Medical Missionary In Somithenm Asia, a velry •simple vegetable remedy for 'the tmeedy and permanent cure of Consumption', Asth ma, Pronvbitis, Catarrh, awl all throk and lung ~ stleetions-m-also a positive and radical impecille for l (rm, ,1 ....i •11!4 Debility,' l'rematmitt; Decay, amid all Ner v ;is coniplahmts, feels it his 'duly p, make it known to his suffering fellows. Actna P , l by this motive, he will cheerfully Send (free of charge) to all who desire It, the recipe for preparli g. and full directfons for ruceessfully musing. this providential ly diseimverMl rfintelly. These who wl: II to 'avail themselves of the benefits of this dlsimovm ry without cost, can do.so liy return mall, by mid& . slug with 3 i_lisgit.g, naming paler. .m .. 1 . I -.— Do. C11,11t14:$ P. MARSII O. Id., 23 Niagara Street. i• . . - lintfu I.', N. T. MARRIED. IIt;FFM A N—lteiwm A N.—At the bolo,. of the bride. lu Terryrowo. Sept. 17,, isr, .tor. .to st•ph Morrint, Mr. George )f. Ileffrua 1., of West Terry, and Miss Itosn liowntn. of Tefrytown. t'ARMAX—.II.:);NINGS . —AI. eniupte l own, Sept. loth.' by Rev. F. 3, fear, Mr Mahlon :artnan.atel Miss Beetle Jennings, both of T‘mat da, Pa. 110.1I)1.1'—'1:1711115.—At Slivara, Sep. 17114 by Her. F.. S. Lear, Mr. r, tI. Ifondly,[of SilrarA, abil Miss Hattie A. Tubie.. of, Lyn.] m, Illinois. DIED. z InfiNsoN,—lnqias borough. August l t. In:, Of CMl , llillsti!oli. Mary S., wlroof .lo,eiOt John,on; Uge.l 23 year, Tiirouglii,tit her lingering ittness, NEN,. .1, 'honk (9rtlitiple.! She IVIIS a tact thcr ,if the Epheilial Chap.!, and 'was highly elteeit ql here for le.!' many cirt ieq. T O W :1 E Get: .1-11 1 \V E I IN ESI Fic.t:r p • r I. Corn )1••al eft.q. F.... 11 NV hv'at p , .r , Corp, •• Ii 11414. , •• It ur!c .cheat tnealiqt!t, • Sini•. Po.ntK. 1.2 111,, ...... J' t •• r 1....... ..... .4;11,11 apple., Ilrleil •• Twr • • • •• Inackberrivs... Peaches 'KT 1,9 , bet ••••:•••••••,, IK•r wt.-ImA . . i}:..• •. I:et, •,:vc • I oi:Eftc:}ll) m ,f, , ATTON t irlo•, • , oil 0, 41. 1. , ••& . 40 ' TUI (0: tt7 fe; . V pal, ....I. I.:knit, blow: N... Taliuw •• 11(114•3‘,111,1.....\ Furniturct.. A CHANGE 1N 131 X - ) 2 N !mpur, sTnEET \ • FURNITLIRE S.TO Tha 'llll.ii . r.lgt.. 41 Ilas rill, hi. .l till: .1 . . .%LLI N , and Li•Vp FuLL'sD,cK OF ~ cio()1) NV111(11 111 :NW I LI. s EI.I. I.OW 1 MEI MT. A-LTA may still he (mind at the, olil place; elhtrge or the • , MEM UNDERTAKING DEpAitrmEr Air funeral, will he erinauetea iti go(.0, taste, and the charge, 1%111 he nmwnut ir. I n !Threfti ' l atteitti,q, • HUMMING 'AND FRAME MAKING ! N. P. HICKS, to 1 ' 4 Vityn T.,wati , la., March 29, 1377. 201ERICAN CYCI.OI).EDLA p r , 7. lat.. .1 r• 174,,,, > t o' ,// lj 1,1 . 4 , al Ill° pri'melat 1111 l unt;nt. ,•nit 311 in.' 1 , 111111,f/ 3 de ~f a..rn. a a' :11311 prat• - ,r , l > ' , >,r . rtubr n lug Art .111,1irurrIn :ill thonr branclio,. .N1,! , •11:111 . . .SiatIlt•III:1114.,S, A , InaloniV, ' I'llll/,..plrk, chenil.try. ,• I'lly•iol , v. 1;•;01,,gy',.\ I%.:l:kuy, 1.,..10gV, I.ig•III. . stp.,o. 1 • - . F it•rltil iI f. Ille.graphy. IN , ry, • l • • I, e' s Zl ,, l'llY. 1 grl.lrilture. NI.II Irm• !Ire:, i C..-Itere.!, Law, Al.,ii, , • Th••• Co g -v. Painting, Aln , lc. • .....';iklyture., Pt-awing, F.ilgravln •, • _ _AL.: , , 1 , ...111,at10•n, Lafignage,\ \ ' Literature, Eilgineerlng,Allnlng. Meratlnrg'y, 'trade,, Inseilli,,, 1'..1111.-•, pr,,..1“et., 1•••litleAl Ecolion r, Loverninent, Ftnanre, F.‘irwl•, \ Imports, \ • . The .Arnsio , , 311 , 1 MII il3ry 4: Iglne•-,,f al! ag•••, • 111 the Indum-rlat ,kit, and ti!, .noll,..44l'.ininti ' \ Prarll..al Srlenee, and I i..arral LiteraturK. In thl•i great work, whleh, for g0r1r0,..4 4( refer rnee, 14 rya,. Y . ,[11 , 1'11 ,-. thl:n ft fliwiwerv.l ',, on,. all ray °Maim the -Ine.iin. 1,1 inlorilllng I iplll,Nye., 141 ell•ry011111it•11. 111 WWII flwy III:ly 1.0. illtert•SlH, lIIIIS g. 11,011:: knI.WIP.Ig.. :014 1..1u3., that wt!! illre..\ ly rontrlbute to their barihe,s or vrofetrlonal Nill.- cegoa. • 1 A Rarli..f.of fen ' , flit.... 7r , r dry from Ittxurie.. nr frivolities would boy a 4 . lll.pletc. ,t,el of the I.'yelo pirdia hy a bimonthly onlor, iliproby smmring• •• a library of nnir..rsal Inftdmidtion " with e n d lath tiforf or svarrifirr. Tli.• ptibliNliers won't' revert Polly In for thepiih. Si;- that tbil_w4k Is sohd . only by them and t heir agent., 31111 111 110 C 361: a: its 'than 'Pe prices prrat ed un this card. Th• re,s , of MEN Mr pr.,blislwrs..krrin. trirr,d . pl . -4'10111;A binding, cl -0,14 1 , 560. good. • - • Th. ro,ttn - purchager, than, one o nt ym rafp. C.l.uha 11... per vol., e 1.4. 0 -1 I liAllielt..poe VOL, 46.00 il kt.l , TIIILKEy." 7.00 II ALF Rr.:, , 14. . 4 8,1)0 t'll.LTeiti.El ~' 10.00 I Fri.t. TUItIiKV, `• 10.110 Nevj \ TP \ .\;\ PPL .S. ETnN C. r .i . f•nbitEh.r9. 1 1 * n t shi 929 ch.?...tnnt ti - ..et, 1101 R, . 'Stipt.l,l7T, . . T i L. KENT 0 ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESS . , I coit I .-.. '.l CO - IS ( \ IN. lbc li ; • 1r) re I, 20 It. 2:, Sil r.O 40. so rI p4i TuIVA NIL\ J. L. Int. (Successor to Kent & \MIL OFFER FOR THE NEXT THIRTYPAYS HIS : GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS, &c.,&c., &c., &b., , •AP REDUCED PRICES. GLOVES, HOSIEI3Y, LACES, AND EMBROIDERIES IN GREATVARIETY. A LARGE STOCK OF B R TO ELI NG, tft (tc. & WOO TED FRINGES CST RECEIVED.. INS IN BIIE LINE OCR STOCK OF CLO7'IIS :1 ND GA SIIME RES IS ITNEQ Ll,l LE.Li, .AND HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES' OF 11211:R1S . THE TAL QR , 4I:E R MEI CLOTH E ALL., 11719, MAY F. 4 VOS LTS 117 TII THEM- P T (I.A 7 * AG E M=IMM Ytiot4ing. IMMENSE . .STOC : K.. 11] SPIaNG AND, SUMSf I umt ujxm•a at ttui obl st:l, M. E. St LO a SON Agreeahly with alptruhconwnt, J. DAVIS the store lately oComphol by Sultctimb & tom vcitli the most complete m.sortment 44: WEATIY-M AD CLOTHING 't if every de,erlption ever olt,treil in' this market Nis stock eonirriseseverytlittig in the line of tekirly in. &Clothing for (:1111.1)11F:N.: . :5 'WV. kit gm Ei.sirlNG GOODS, MI ME HATS, wasmszli VALISES, CANES; I desire to announcelf., thp people of Brat1(0141 County. that I hare pertianunt y tecate.i In Tuwan atut shall etoleovoi, t. close at tetitlon to lattsl- IIt.SA. small profits and lair dealing, to merit an secure my shate.of patronage.. , My stuck is `L W. hem purchased during the fast Me weeks for CAhn. - r Towanda. April . 5. 1877 DoN"r Y 0 .1.5 FORGET' IT! NV I A T ? hy, Um fact that E!NRIOCIMII Still cootlintes to sell READY-MADE CLOTHING AT THE OLD *-r,iNO,l MIMI IIIS PRICES ; ARP: LOWER THAN 'ANY Iyriti.:l: r.sTAm.isliimr;NT Tilt., SIDE OF •TIIE ut.o COUNTRY goo4IA azr• No ncv' 1;01:(0 IT Fait CitS,ll, inn r•r 1:ANTF.1:11 To RE ~Wll TII • stork compriws every 411Ittg IN. 'l' II E CLOTHING LINE! E 4'l( F: A 1-E,4T T,) • l'4l NI. c..sTLY Int ENT A i;lre ass i ortin4of • BOYS' vri:v AN I' stIitSTANTIALLY M A 1)1 7 AT A Itot - 1"1 - 11E CirsT vt • at A•rtau SPRING HATS, . SPRING,,VVERCOA TS, TASTY CM BR E S, 1; li.l tho kr LINE lIF 4:001)S EVE': OFF,U.Itif.D IN THIS ICO:T ! r. r Niy \ ettsttners know tht I ant r. , PERSIASIENi\I<r I.OC-ATED.4N TOWAN-q)A, 7. . Anti they.thereforojito no risk or Icin g tittett a, to ...tsett of merely nntsleut dealerg, who never contionettortg In one ittite. MEMO RIME WiallicatlMEß Sa t 4077, TAKE PLEASURE .IN ANNOUNCING TO THEIR CUSTOMERS-. . . ' A THAT THEY ARE .NOW',OPENING. FOR THE FALL -TRADE NAPKINS, • ....., • & . . WHICH, IN 31A.HNITUDE,-•%ARIETY, AND ATTRAC TIVENESS . . . 1 I . 1.. , . BAS NEVER 'BEFORE BEF;N EQUALLED IN THIS MARKET. El IS NOWCOMPLETE; AND WILL EE KEPT .SCPPLIED-WITH 1111 J. L. KENT. CIAYIIIING TRUNKS ■ • WITH EXTRSOIiDINIRY ADt:iNTA.GES IN J. DAVIS ~ • • • . , . . . • IN . PR IC . ES, ST 1. - z tt:S, AND QUALITY .OF GOODS, AS TO :It STIFT . . . , \ . \ i,l) S E. ItOSE.F,, --,.- Powdl k Co. BE I,f / ' l. r/ i I I r CM EMI , . 11121 PO A: STOCK EA:QI DEPARTME3NT ` NEW AND. FRESH dOODS AS' THEY APPEAR WE. lIAYE A . ICU/TER OONSIANTLY IN, NEW.. _ r*:)RIE. ' . ' . r.. .. . . . .. .. iilfolS PREPAItED . TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FLUCTUATIONS IN THE MARKETS, 'ORWARD 'US, SUCH GOODS AS E .FREQUENTLY • OFFE4ED s • .11EL0*•RiG : ULAR' MARInt • PURCHASES, '1 Ni) A. STOOK OF GOODS kNEiIITALLED / • • meti . _ IN EXTENi:\AND NVARIETY BY ANY ...OTHER IN. THIS REGION-, WE \ REL I IEVE WE AXE A8.1.E OFFER . US ASSURING 4 THOSE 471SHSG 10 PURCHASE, / • = ■ THAT THEY. WILL FIND - IT LARGELY TO THEIR 114RREST TO EXTEND THEIR J' ) .( ~. •--._ . RATES. * 1 SIiCH I INDUCEMENTS ; '.< PAT:4OI4Aug To 4 i - I i 12 N. • In 11 ■ \ 5 111 ek • , OUR . --".;r IEI
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