:pitif.ett.-:4.citotir,
zoniado., .Tlvazda7, June 20; 1873
-W. A. CHAMBERLIN, •
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Dealerln _
FINE JE R Y,
• lIVATCLIEZ, • -
. SILVERPLATED WARE,
• iTOI,VANDA, l'A.
Towanda, hp. 16,1877. '
LOCAL AND CEVERAL.
TIII JLDAY evening 'services at,
theLpis
copal Church lutve been discontinued for
the pi.c..!3eut
..i.ci•ottlyNe. to the E!tnira Atirrrfper it
retioire a belt nearly sevett Iliet in
length to teat around ettAattr Sr.tLEY.
Tar Vatholies are to Filend the Fourth
in a sensible way. 'They are to have
on the-Convent 00111111 S.
EDlTcat 1100NEit a the Troy
was thr(mn from a buggy last week and
considerably injured.
)A 4 l: learn that J.% mv.s MAerAni.ANT and
W. l'lritttn, both of whom gradit
ate. this icek, will begin the stady of law.
Mits. Itt - its will write up the Wyom
ing Centennial. antl.afterwa7 (is spend some
time in the _selittylicill coal yegions.
Now is tb!e tinier to "throw physic .Cu
the flogs." at
t
ai indulge freely in finits as
a substituteir
PholiioNoTmcv Pt:4. I: will reSIIIIIA the
practice . of law at the close or his present
term a c,ilifa.
DON:CU: - SON, of Canton, have pro% i 5.1-
ed theins., with a new safe 'since_ the
rotiii - _ , ry of their bank. .
The law Nyltich permits fishing fcir black'
bass, (111;7N V:1111)0 the 1111 tp bite. ctitt
i;:equently the act is-almu.st. inotiihm - ative at
this poitit.
Ar the t ale of PETE': II ERytt's pyorerty
the other day, OP 'first tract was struck .
;limn to 11. N;Wit.i.rams, Esq., a leading
inernin r of the bar•of this place.
THE 11, - -.:f 'regular session of the Yo rt h.
eastern Conyoe:ition,Aill be 1161 at Sltyro
and Athens, on thi• Itt h and -1-oth of
OE
- A nr:.s:(11 oC r.:tl cluver-numliering, 25
stalks, :tml nwastning end)
in 1 , 11 , ;t1i. iirow in Mrtivtl's coal yard this
anti HEN 11Y t 3 grangk:r.
Tilt: Grand - Ar P.,ts of this .State
At "camp -.out n•a a iNi•••k I ;i•!..vshurg
month. ; w V.l be NV l:11 icy.
resumed :tt tlic mal ins.;
f \V. S. Poy.r.r:.s,
of l'rk.y,•:tll.lll p•iptd:ti - 11.4,1 h: man
a.,zer ut t to Kent- (:lialttanqii.t
Lake, the }.....t.tr.eitt
and
forEnc , ,pe on Smnlday for
their s'AC, ariir4l tlm i haven ++ , c
they)konl(l-be:f were wf.:7r) b: , the lip e
tor of Christ Chuit•li ,et
I=E!
Tfrr.. address Atelivea4l bet:oi.e. the Ton
pennee '.'-toecet. W,-,lnes,lay
by llev o ~f Wyahp-olv-,, was
one of 1114-n ,, st lee
! if
nrcs. of the eonr.e,
Lt—
,
MNY peopl, have all alit West ern
tykuts, can hp pvocili ri4telt thieaper in
Elmira thanhero. nihlp k.
ae. Mr.
)1 7 •
' BA 1:c 04 .4i, the tlentlertiant :4, , erit at this
station. isanthyrize,l tcckets• to all
points West ,tars, it at the In West) at es.
- Pr:MI N" SolllC. quite CX tcl I •ivi. , repairs
c 1
cu, 11 . I. Pro.lytet tan j.itt,s,vnage. Dr. STrw-
I
lit•lt-altl,fainily are rt.i(ling te o tp7waril s
in Dr . . 4,.‘ 3loNT,Asvt:'s li:itse. 'rite L.:,ti-- .
s , tta , „fr will he eulal ged, inipeoved. and
tn..idelrituelt . tuore jonvenient.
i ,
e1 , !41 - vz th 6 eves
the heating mote erutc. Ora
S . ;l3'S itt' never I tt •re
Nrhy !Daily tieccrli. sit
C'i t_l ritlt theleives shut. butt, if the
1,..“1 • tree he
:Fr!!! lan the
11 h. i;- t.!.r ' - li 1;i iurtt'
th:qc
t., _.t"•ts:auN•l) \('W
PS That II(' h t Stlet'iNit'l h,
ltis mv,t e,,tationS
NV. , I uvely 11 7 .
I:rar:-..—lufle . n , ( hit e.)ll4,itutes a library 11
IME
vvidonee of 'll.l prospereits bip•ilie•ss
le:z:11 avo lA . • p SO. `A.
a new sytre Ina') it) titt , it;titn in
\V!ll.la.,lt. ik A NGLE's
.Itilitte cd
eniu
tTilis''tirni, yrinn.t . alrea
dy tromfAtr Otefr by the set)ve. anti
1.•
01,2. intiniteitl whitil they (ii:zilenst: the
bitit fair 'for a . Itraiti:y in..: I ISt' : for
hest wisht.ts."
. 1 1 - 1)u 11 cal :4 1 lar . tzo
1111:;!1•Or nr itmis ult2ler
blayevettittz last, by pro
\ Spre:l3l train' five •t,f tiltaog..• to all
-;11.'4..1).10p fl.,tival. r,,[l
S;1,1 1:1‘1,13,-; and guetle
nem availqd thetw.elve::of the oprl.tithi
ty, 1 . ai, - 1111ite itileNtetding tliauks •to,
:: , ..q.feneuily and vietrteotis Suprniti
tcletient plc-As:int ride.
•
'••rt what I have wanted for a long
says i f ro n •y one tVII6 eXathineB the
Bair
P.vmly,:llintler, — now being manufactur
eji .tt rbi. IZEl:ourt - n llo.Ii: Iliadeiy.' It is
aniir:lC, that will sell itself, and sr,zents,
it: •or fetnalo; min easily make fr ; Zni 01le
I . ' I! , I . I.: , !0!1i!" , IC:: r . ,I.fy by sellin . LF i them
in .1:o . , t• , wr,s l .'il -, Cal! at 111-0- , llittd-ry or
i..
ml , ltess !I. I. ;VIIITA fit I: Lk: C 0., :m fail
Ti::: til.pi :.nd jannty little .r i ii‘anter
he VI - f.li.e," fiwmfl b:t . t'd 1I: I,Es , \ Kra,
L".(., r:c t , of .ithi ns, arrived , aft . this
tyl,-, , „ , t II 'FI ik'n , 11,:t, at 11 n'el , rlc; liavircg
Inmie tlie trip frciin Athens ip one Ittmr
:idol toriv 11It 11 . .11t 4. Amon;; tl••ii4s4
~ - ~
selz,i4s Torre fir. KELL9do, SWiltherti...
,eli l II- A. Pm KLII, .111(1 , e 1 . 1 111."Itl:AV, !). u.
P. iiINNEV. N. C. IIA1:1:15 and 114117Alt1)
. } :l.xiErt. Aftet , regalim.r, tlimnstiveswith
ago"d dinner at the Ward Iloasc, the
fitly toot: their ile_partdr.: arrivin4 home
~ .s4:ly. `-.
-R. A. 31Ettrun,. Esq., and Dr: Rim;
1? - 1 - Mr.mait, have gone to. Cambridge, I
Mass, to he present •at the graduation of i
their brother, JAMES \V. Mpacint, who!
!ims just completed his • college course at l i
Wlm- - 7m.M. I:ll.vt.t.onv ; has(-petrol a Yale. - ' •s. • - l
vt1n , 1t..11, , ie,111 :,tlice in this- place. I% —Hey. J. S. BEnts and . - family are in ;
hfli)dles I to ' .
ttuainons coal : &Om thiF Fail ConuCet!ent visiting friends.
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Cted: mines, ana"flrie choicest VarietV%; 1 , --Rev. PuCIOr K N 'ORTON and : wife, or ,
i.t• Ainittacitt , . Mt-. W.:: long. exptiie l ncc Stroih , burg, were in town last evening::
ifm the - coalltinsiMss reriders him an'ealeel. ; --• —Rev! LEwis COON, of :Montana,- is
~74 -" th irelH of coat. and pilled to his sit iet ' spending - a short vacation with his father
bm;inesslt ibitsaild ntmin , stioned intet.irity Pies. D. Coos:, and other friends in this
-IN ill scent -fin- him a I.trge t mac . liei has county.
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secnt'eti fr.- :i s';lt-sman our Yming friend 1 Mrs. 0. A. lim.nwly is - visiting
('• AI , ‘ kn , , a I.:mitt-man of biisipt s ft it-Mls in Allegheny County, N. I
.ia , :l, : , mI picas:tilt :1,1the,,:. We cJrdiallv i —Di. Tstomrsos, of AVrightsville, Lan- ,
s. , milimm
.
ti Mr.:3.. t•, 11 , 1, enntidt nee and caster County, was in town this week.
• l' 31 "ille ~f all Who; deske toritivehase i lie had been visitinghis brother-in-law,
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I JO . U.N. F. SATTERLET..
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GE°. Minn' ha opened a new store on
Bridge Street in th room lately - occupied
by Woonyo4l:i .51; •V. - Dona .. Ilia stock
consists of ero - aery; . Irdware, tin Ware,
hosiery, etc. His goods are selected by
ono of the best purchascis 'ii the country,
and he is eun i blcd to offer .14 eat bargains.
"Mn. Warrwho . Was appointed
.Superin
ndent of Corninon Schools of the county
to till the vacancy .'ecitsionell by the death
of Prof. KEENFX, has been 'relieved by.
the,induct!on cif Prof:RYAN into the of-
Although Mr. Ks .experience was
short he displayed all the x qualtties
site to a suecessful adinhostration' of the
- respotisible and onerous :lttlics of the po
sition, and proved - himself a rell frieud'of
education.
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•TnE "Ready Binder," which now
being introduced in this county for \ the
first time, is pronounced the best tliim.t\of
the kind ever offered try the public. •Th
"Bintlvy " is a neceSsity in every family
where magamnes or Supday l sciu - ol papers
are taken, or sheet, music used. The
prices at, which the several sizes 4 are sold
bring them within the reagAt of all.
Agents wanted to canvass every township
in Bradford, Susquehanda, and Tioga
cOuntic. •
, TActOoNtE, of Port Deposit, lld.,has
been elibsen President of the Miimcqua
Improvement Co., in placei of Kr.LEON
PACKARD, icsigned. The Miunequ3 Howie
is now Open 1"r the reception of gliests.
The reputation of..the house is so wellys
tabl!shod that it- t. one of the most fayorite
resorts in the country.' The jnanager,. NV.
D. Ty1.1.:14 will leave nothing undone
which can in the least contribute to 'the
comfo!rt of his guests.
IT wits thought the Herdic Hentse, Wil
-1131"9",'1't, and the Minnow - tn. Springs
would be 'sold on F rid ay, -but both, after
a bid ofN.'l,Otai resPeetivrly,
were wild - yawn. The Herdic House,
with the g.;unds, ent ::::;00;,t00, and it is
4st d at • :!:100,000, a sum • that
,ver the mortgafze. held -1.):, ) ,a gen
, Rhil4Hphi,t. A number of
embity, and timber tracts in
Centre an`' Cameron aggregating about
now appya l
will not co
tleman iii
farms in tl,
12,000 aen s, and a unnibee Nf.propertics
William,sport. were also sold. The tit-,
tal amount of bithireprfsented about
ono.
liEn'ins a relic of the lat.r was which
will be sied Nrith Ixenh;y interest, by
those of onr readers who "know• how it
is .• rheinselves
QusirrEns CONUEDERATESTATES,
MILITARY PIiISOS,
CAM!' SUMPTER, ft -1.,
Sept.„2, ISe4.:
"lieury has rwriniz , si(.ll until
further h; (It'll 4 1. t !_:.) the sluing anti
rt turn t. , the thslen , al ory. Good fi . om
:‘. V. to t;
• IiENI:v II:;
C(innianding
Mr: iiorr MAN i, E ow ci t liiloy e d
Eureiia i'Voiks. It will be observed that
the (I:' , eninent is signed by the 'notorious
a7..11:11e signature was - written- by
31. r. ii. i s keeping the paper as a
-c:livrieir , or his e!iperieno in the rebel
I,rison pen. -
IN.
Fri.ll.l).—The f S. T 1: %CY ..l.:
in East Smithfield, was entered on Tues.-
dry night of 1.14 week by burglars, the
biou n opvp - :;nii and
' tat2/1. 'flie thieves must
have et:tore. the s:ore by the front d tot,
as it i- Was found-open next morning, and
cnuaiti,r::bly bat terNl. No goods were,
‘alt, eati , ed by the I xplosiou .
or the sire was distinct lY heard by a nain
her Jr persons iit the village. but no atten
to it.! A suspici o ns
li,4‘N la as tiotiC44l in the streets of the
and in thil neighborhood of the store
3uriii';the d aud evening of the lcurg 7
but,‘% km he iris he came
from no one in L'ast Smithfield knoWs:
The burglary caused consid. , iiible excite
ment. in that 'usually staid anti quiet town.
t ion of the money ,stolea. belonged
'0 the Patsbyterian l'hurclyof
TRACY is Treastriei...
- 11. of Noith
Towanda, has tchttileti fir m hi., IN:ester))
trip, «hint was m - olt, ..1.3 well .
as ' pleasant. Ile broitght Op.eklwith •hiM.
. ,
a !ride.
—A. Pr.ToltNs(3x, Esq., of Porf.Tervis, , .
N. Y., is visit : lml, tits so:i
ziii.S - place. •
1'0 .' 411 1; . 41110y4:`l:as
On the t'lllll
rltrriu its c. - mstruci km, was
!"„ , `li• 11 Ix on his V.ay to Sullivan
wife i-i r:
4.ielit. Excrt..iN `i ,
iN 5pc114110.4 it few r.rrl s with hi, parents
phe.?.
esti:n:ll,l l p, wife
Tie Norti• 1 * .f7, - :;s:::..;ri, cif the S. L. & S.
11. H. Co., j,, , ; in town, am) will spend some,
- time here Wink •
OE
-1:t1:t I N 4; 1.1", of the iVarerly A
d the. TtEronTr.fi ofileei in Fri
d:Ly L«t for ;he tit..t.t hoc in several yeitt;
founciley a resident: of this
vircrgo, ar,d his.friends ar . .inaintinees
ale no: confined Jo the press.
M.AcP,.nt.e.N , r, is. one of
.the ;:radtiating' elas . i , at Princeton this
. t
—lt. \V. Finn'ms many
frieml::, iu thiS has suffered
he'alth, fur st.nne time, 'knit is
iniprov, d.
1 . 1 , H05 , tviau )1: r•F Esq.,. of
alceton, N.J., is visiting ; is Ini:ther,
Ex t;:heriff WoonnUrr, of this iThtec.
t)wr.x. of Nex -- -Yor:;:. is visiting
his t in this ',Lice after . an absence
ar
•
of two yes. .Ir, O. braHs. an itnpoltaUt
positi:;,nin the ciriploy of the • New York
Elevated 'Railroad Company.,
--The ilart find f://tireilma, says the
V. F. 1{4:41.0r of St.
3,Loy's (Atm elt. Nortfiiiebl, \t., will de
liver the I;acealatirmtte set mombefore the
uroloating class of Norwich Univei:sity.
Thelteverned gentleman i's, a waive- of
this I mid a s‘m of 0. I). fl. RTLETT,
had the ; pi.en,qtre of a call from
linwri-17:. CnunilucK, Esq., a banker
New ()bean:, on Saturday hest.- Mr. C.
is :t son t.f the late Dr. Cif vnnue:s t of Bing
bdiuton. He says the South wants peace.
=Mrs.' \l.‘c r_ has gone .to f
Princeton to be present at the commence
inclit !exercises. .--,.
—Mrs: )1. C. )I'Encr t is . in' Piiiladel
phin.
NOTWITHSTANDISO• the cold weather
. ,
and severe frosts of May, the strawberry
crop hereabouts is good. - •
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WE were shown a good-sized potato fit
for the table grown this season in the gar
den of E. T. Tot, 'Esq., President of the
C itizens National Bank. . . -.
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THE enterprising bridge . buildenc l irm-
Loon & ?thulium; of 'Athens, have Jost
received an .order for ono thousand tons
of castings for the Now York elovited
Tlm 13radtort'l. Gaze tte is the title of a
new 'greenback paper purporting to be
printed in Oh; place, lint the sheet, looks
wonderfully like the Athens Gazette, ei: -
cepting the- name.
D.. 0. Hot.t.os, of North Towamla, has
I. E .ft.at this (dice a sample of 6trawberricts
green in his gaiden. From the enormous
size of. the berries We judge DANIEL
knows how to cultivate the fruit. --
\THE third letter from our special cone
spnbdent will be found in the lif.rou'rErt
.to-di . It is full of interesting iuforma.
thin, a d should be perused. by ali who are thin -ing about "going West."
Tun AtNens Fire Department have
vleCteci Jos. 4 EIX as Chief Engineer;
T. P. IVOLCOTI\ President ; T. num,
Trearsurcr, 111.t,imor; N.F.vms, Secretary;
r EnKENinuc \ a Financial Secretary.
Timm: will be a FOorth of July Party
at the Union Hotel, 11.c>roe, Pa., on Thurs
day evening, July 4, 1878. \ . Music—Put
ts & Smrrn7s Band of Owego, N. Y. Bill,
only $1.5.0. All that wish totave a pleas
ant time should attend. •
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ME Insurance firm of NomAt 'Vtx-
C+AT has been diSsolved,. and \V. S., Vis
cENT succeeds•to the. business and good
will 3 of the late firm. Mr. V. is said by
instrance men to be one othhabest agents
imthe State.
A I , lsiti.No. party consisting of Senator.
DAvit.N, Capt. CARNO6IAN and 0. D.
KINNEY, started for the "big sock" on
Monday afternoon. They will fie absent
for several days, and "camp out." As
they are- all scientific anglers we expect
they will return with plenty of the
"speckled beauties."
L. A. RIDGWAY has just published a
new piece of music 1 4 R. MoitELL JOHN
sos, entitled "Two More Friends have
gone to Best." The piece is dedicated to
the memory of Mr. and Mrs. P.
It is a beautiful and affectionate tribute,
and will have ,a large sale. Price azi cents.
Address L. A. Ilthowny, Mansfield, Pa.
FEsTivAL.—The ladies of the M. -E.
Church will held an lee Cream * Festival
in the, Masonic llall, in Monroeton, Fri
day evening, Jiine 28, iB7B. Selee:t Read
ings by R< v....Mr,.T0:5r...5, of Towanda, and
etlierk.. Music by Liberty Corners Brass
T'.'and, and also by lium.'s Orchestra. Bu
nits and 'Solos, inano.and vocal music by
*home and etc., etc.
Tuch Mrs. Capt. C. 31.
71ANt 1 Elmira for Pueblo, Colo
,3lrs. M. goes west in company
with her father who expects to engage in
bminess in Pueblo, and, will probably re
lmiin there for some time. She has prom. -
to correspond for the'ltemitvitt. pc
easionally during her sojourn in the land
•A - Trccious nietals. Our readers will await
I;cr titers with interest.
DAN. Wineti;x, _formerly conductor, on
the L. V. well known,hy
pcople,•is e.mnincting tlnt. Earope,an
.• - Tim- East Market and Canal6t4.,
iV - ;11n4-llarre, where be cntertainfi his obi
ud,-and the public gyuerally in tirst
class Gikzetfe.
Um:N..; not ; Mr. G,tzette. DAN. Wii.eox
formerly owned the 'hest hack in 'rowan.
da, and although he has gut married and
retired fi ton his lofty , : eat, he still resides
in this place. None cif your, foolin'.
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TII EIZP. wets an interesting family 'gath
ering in Not th ToWanda on t'onulay last.
! Mr. ..1.„ R. Thom v::()N's father and mother,-
!`fiee brothers and tat). sistejs, 'all tact at his
•hosp4alne house for the first time on:that
occasion. MI s. 'Thom csox, the.l mother,
to.dc advantat.,e ~ if her presence bare
to at-.
i tend service at the Episcopal Cl In ch, we
believe thc first time since h'Fr ar ival in
t this country thirty-one. years ag . In
1 England she was a member of the Estab.,
! 4-lied e' nrch.
R. R. I mi. to )v Elf EN Ts. —Traci: •Snperin
fli4kt; MN!, has a largn foied
kpneneat work laOlg new tiyaek along
rivkr Lank between 14i(Ige and Park
Sireets.
The contract for building the new dou
ble track iron t : ailroad Inhlge to take the
phee of the pre:.eitt structure, has been
awarded to KKI.LoGn ttriIAt7TCTCF., of Ath
ens. The ivorit - will be conunenced at
MIMI
WE have been expecting a short ac
count of the commencement exercises of
the F.lmir,L Female Colte;,Te, hut are com
pelled to go to press without the article.
There were ten young ladies in the grad
uating ela s, four of them from this coun
ty. Miss °vimTo . x and Miss Monnow, of
this o.lce. Miss COOK, of 3ferryall; and
3liss FRISME,. of Orwell: These young
'hulks all stood high, and were assigned
honoral;le positions on the commencement
programme. •
A. g I - ea o iscassion s going on in
regard to the ptiblication of the accounts
of boroughS and „townships. We have
heretofore published the several laws in re - .
lation to this question, and therefore
deem it unnecessary to do so again. ' The
law plainly requires the Auditors of. the
several boroughs and townships toputilish
a statement of their accounts respectively
at the close-of each tiscal.year, which pre
vious to int was in June. Noe - so stated
in Previous years but there were persons,
and lawyers too, who had not given the
subject a minute's attention, who.argued
that the law did not require any publica
tion other than a written statement post
ed -, up in the borough or township. - A
case was tried in Northumberland Coun
ty, involving a neglect-of Auditors to pub.
lish in the papers, and after a thorough
examination, the Court decided against
the Auditors and lined them $2O each. In
Allegheny County, a like case was tried,
and with a like result. It was all along
clear to us that publication in'. the papers
was necessary. ,The reason why people
thought a publication by Written or print
ed statement put up in the borough or
township was a sufficient compliance with
the law, was because the act of 1811 so
stated it, but the proviso tei the act says
as follows : .
Nothing in this act shall be 'construed /
to interfere with the present law, which
requires annual statements of the receipts
and expenditures of the Borough "ciuri:.
MIN , Road Commissioners. Supervisors,
Overseers of the Poor 7 Direc
tors to be adyertisetVin /....papers
of the county. .
' From this it is clear I -itlin or
printed statement to pi 'ic bor
ough or township islt p a addi
tion to the publicatiim ipapers
for were it not so thi at auld be
practically ot x ! d io edict.. neveinl laws
have been pa beaiing upon, this sub
ject since 1874, :Mad! the whole of them
stun up thus:
First-The 1% iitors ase 'required in
each borough and township' to settle an
nual .accounts/ thereof; and publish .the
same not only in newspapers, but also by
r Tue session of the County Teachers' written or ,Ptinted statements . put up in
As-sociation held hem last week,: was' a the med . public places in the boroughs
and tewp'shi pa, and as soda after the close of
success as regards-4aumbers, The work ''' theft tta.4 year, which lion the first Mon
a the convention will be aliParent when day in April, as possible...
he proceedim,s Lppear,,, , which will boSt4tend—lf the borough or township iti
next week. ia debt, has - a funded or floating debt, it
The,address of Dr.lFlti.Nell, on •Tues.. / must be included in the statement, to
day • evening was listened to by a full/ gether with ire valuation of property,
• / &c., and published in at least two newspa
house. We regret that candor compels pers, and embraced In the . written or
us to say, that as -an instructive 'lee re *printed statement also: -
the effort was a fail-re. The- doctri :ul. •It is necessary . that the Auditors of the
respective boroughs. and toinships should
vanced that there •is no. honesty in the
/ go to work at once and settle the accounts
world we do not endorse,' but'' ir correct as. hey are in duty bound to do, and have
i
the De..-tor failed to more than / hnt at the them published as the law directs. When
remedy. Dr. Fitesca is
dollars, but if the borough or
un eptedly an the borough'or township has no indebted
able mathematician and a ripe scholar ; . '
ness, neglect to publish incurs a - fine of
but as a lecturer on ethics eis mita sue- twenty ;
t own shi P is it i 'deht, th e neg l ec t Incurs a
cess. .... . . / ' - . i funs of one thousand dollars. We :would
Nt:w A I.ItANV.-At a regular meeting
of Swait Post N. 72, A. IL, held at
their leill Juncl, 'ISIS, the, following res.-
Mut weru unanimously adopted : •
That this Post tender their
thanhs to'Watkins PoSt No. OS, t., A. It.,
for their preparations to entertain . this
Post on Dreoratlon Day, especially for
their care of the six thatiwent. through
the rain to aid on that day.E
leel,olred, That this be published in the
Tina mono IlErottrEtt nd Bradford Re
publitlati. and that Post CoMmander R.
11. Richitrils be detailed to prepare the
same for publication. •
Post. •,
Tun Grand Army mts who
made the acquaintai _ REAM",
during his vtsit ttr this county itlst winter
will read with sorrow the I'6ll0 - wing item
front the '..ltohns6wn Tribuni of Saturday
"Colopol Richard Ilealf, who was for
mci ly assistant editor of the Pittsburgh
Cowmen- 141, .and who• is well known
throughout . Western Pennsylvania as a
talented lecturer and fleet," as well as. "a
leading Murphy rnau.,is lying seriously ill
in a hospital hi New York 'city and has
lveoine totally blind. He is also in very
destitute, circumstances . The newspnier
fraternity of Pittsburgh Will'raise a fund
for his relief-and his wants will be i'fully
supplied." •
.
MAST= Noma. gootrr has been seri
ously ill with diphtheria for the past week. .
Ills symptoms tire much better now, and
-b is physician it thinks him s fair' Wei to
11:001101%
RESOLVTION OP TlLlttg&-A; a MINA.
, .
ing of Spalding Post, bald . Thursday eve
ning, June Gth, the following_ resolutions
were unanimously passed :
Rewired, That the thanks of this Past
be and are hereby tendered to Hon. L R.
Myer, Bev, A. tt. Hood, and Rev. Mr.
Angie r and all of hers who aided , in mak
ing Decoration Day the success it was.
Bspecially are our thaulurdue to the la
dies and the Leßayaville Cornet , Baud.
Rewired, That those reaolntious be pub
lished in the county paper,.
Tux ladies of the sewing society of
Monroeton return their heartfelt thanks'
to the friends o' Towanda and vicinity;
for the generous assistance rendered them
financially, and for their special favor .
in personal attendance at the festival. Of
Siipetintendent JUDD' fUr the 'Pedal favor
of his railway train in transporting to and
from the festival. We are - unable to ex
,
press the full'ineasiire of air obligations;
it was a kindness nobly, volunteered and
as generoffsly carried out. We are pleas
ed to 'state, that with the assistance of
triends and the home support, our festival
netted the sum of two hundred and fedi.
dollarti.. With about forty dollars in the
reasury to begin, we hope to put'. the
Presbyterian Church in a comfortable
condition. LADIES OF TEE SOCIETY.
Boutin:non. Burlington is a quiet
unpretending little village, and it is not
often that we invite - our friends and neigh
bors to pay, as a social visit,' because we
believe "what's worth doing at all is
worth doing teen." Just now we are pre
paring for an ice cream and strawberry
festival, and as we intend making it a
success we are going to invite all of our
neighbors, and if any think themselves
too far oft" to be considered neighbors;
they can come as friends., It is to be held
in the brick block in Burlington borough,
on Wednesday evening, the 211th dap-of
June, for the benefit of the M. E. Church.
'The charges will be moderate. We ex
pect a large crowd, and our refreshmentt
will be prepared accordingly. The young
people can play "Wink 'Em ". to their
hearts content, as thereisplenty of unoccu
pied room. If you don't know where Bur
lington is, inquire for that ice cream fes
tival, for we intend to make it so public a
thing that every one can tell yori'where to
look for it. A PURLIC
Tim following paragraph clipped from
a late number of the Denver Tribune will'
be read with interest by the many friends
in this county of the partici referred to.
The Messrs. WEL.LMAN were well known
business men here twenty years ago, and
have relatives still residing'bero : •
Although the readers of the Tribune
are kept posted through the medium eta
regular correspondent, with reference to
Boulder and v,,mieity, there. may be some
thing in the impressions of estranger which
may prove not altogether untteresting.,
After a pleasant • ride over the Boulder
Valley railroad, I arrived here a few days
ago front Denver. The trip was made
pleasant net only.by the comfortable cars
and ”ood.roitcl.bed of the Boulder Valley,
but rilsointeresting.by the fine farming
country through *lnch the line passes,
Since my arrival I have been ranching it
with Luther Wellman, mesa' the old-tim
ers., lie is mut of three brotters—Luther;
Sylvahns, and Henry—who located is the
Boulder valley iu 1F4.19, and built the first.
log cabins that were erected here. ; These
two old log cabins can now be seen, about
quarter of a mile west of the two sub
starttial stone houses now occupied by Lu
ther and
..Sylvanus j, Wellman and their
Tandlies. The - ranches of the two brittU.
CFS are two miles east of Boulder, 'their
rt sidences fronting on the road to Deliver..l
Besides being a successful ranchman, Syl
vanes, or " Vene " Wellman, as he ia eallb '
ed,
,has distinguished' himself by baying
kept a diary of_ every day's occurrences''
since 18.51 h .It is interesting to hear him'
recall reminiscences of the early days,
when,' at times, wheat would sell at fif
teen cents per pound, or $9...T4er 'Mabel ;
flour from 00 to $49 per sack of ont bun
hundred pounds ; corn and oats at from
tie to twelve cents per pound.; hay at, 80
per ton in the valley' and $l2O in the
mountains, and otaer articles in propor
tionate rates. 'lle states that he-deliver
ed thirty tons of hay' on a contract at the .
latter price, and heard of it being sold at
$2OO per ton. There are many things in
" Vette " Wellman's diarY - which will be
fonui useful to the f.ttnre historian.- 3fis.
Leffler Willman, in 1859,,, was the only
unmarried young lady in Central. She
I Was then an invalid, and- when she would
sit at•the.door of the cabin a knot of for
ty or fifty of the hardy,'.miners would
• gather at a respectful distance, while the
' others, more bashful than the rest, would
view her thrOugh a field glass. When she
got strong enough she went to the place
of wfirship one:Snort:ly, Which.*as soon
crowded almitist.lo sufilication.bY a CQII
- wholly of males, drains thither
more by the fact that there; was it lady to
be seen than by the elotence . of the,
preacher or interest in the rvice.
copy the following from the Jersey
Shore ITerahkin relation to the publica
tion of township accounts Ly the Auditors
thereof
advise thous who read this lirticle 'to out
thls out and iireiervii it, so that it may be
had for reference.
beenoVap Tax? Bowns.—Better text
books than those now In use 'are wanted
In several bratiebet of stedY:' Many at
presentisuse, fail to answer the require.
meets of prolignsitakie instnictiob, or tore.
spend to the want of class manuals which
treat their aubjeits comprehensively.. It
is impossible to . specify what itlacking at
length, but improvements in school arid'.
mattes are suggested, and we find that a
new series' hat recently been published,
which promises to respond to tbewant.
It Is by Prof.. Wx. J. Mita; and ex
periencededitcator and at present Pried
.* of the State Normal School at Gene
see, N.Y. It comprises two. Woks, el&
montary And practical, which are upon
the Inductive plan, and propose . s plain
and attractive means ofbecOrning familiar
with,the science of numbers. The 'pupil
is led np to the rules by short and easy
steps,' but in a way which presents 'I:loth,
ing theoretically. When be readies a rule
he knows all about it practically, And
therefore .it becomes merely a succinct
statement of what he his learned, in form
easily remembered. This Is rational in
struction. Another feature of these arith
metics is their profuse pictPrial Matra;
tion of the various exercises, by which
the eye is addressed as well as the mind.
The impresision made by them is not only
agreeable and lasting, - but they relieve the
study of mach Hint is unattractive and te
odious. We are aware of the . fear - -in the
minds of some old time teachers that eta:
dies may he nietle . too easy for youth, and
of their apparent determination to make
mathematics as abstruse and puzzling as
possible. Make every study attractive—
the more so the better—and the. cause of
edpeatimi will be the gainer thereby,
whatever'some teachers may profess to
believe.
A. kliummar School History of the Unit
ed StaV t a, by JOHN CLARK 'ELDPATIL A.
M., Professor of History and -Belles-Let
tree in the Indiana Asbury linivensity, is
another new text book with many attract=
ive features and edible recommendations.
In-style and arrangement it is simply in
imitable, while its profusion of incident
and a ado In opulence of verbal illustra
tion, are harms which few writers know
how tciehn part to their productions. There
is nothing bombistic about it, but quite
the reverse. It is eloquent in its simpli
city, yet impressive in its simplest state
ments.
- For accuracy in text, maps and charts,
we are convinced it is according to the
best authorities, while its full index, pro
nouncing vocabulary and re6pitulation
of each chapter are features of unusual
value. With this as a class manual, no
pupil Will complain of the 4 ' tiresomeness "
of Oe history of his country , and will be
a happy time whet, all cause 'for such
complaint
,abolished.'
We loam 'that the workis above noticed
are offered at very moderate price, and
that such offer, together with their mer
its, has introduced them to use in several
thousand schools. In type, paper, pied
lug,' and all the, minor details of elegance,
these book, outrank all their competitors.
They are plblished by Joxis Itrotherts
Co., of Philidelphia, Cinch:m:4i, and Chi
cago, • ivbo will doubtless supply nd di ti ()hal
particutais to sucti as desire them. - •
IxstrrnTE—COMMEXCEMENT EXERCII4
ES.—i large, intelligent and appreciative
autlienceiras assembled at the Presb)te
rian Church, on. Thursday evening, the
13th instant, to listen to the commence
ment exercises of the Susquehanna 'Colle
giate Institute. The programme was se
lect and entertaining, and the exercises I
compared very favorable with thdse of 1
previous ;occasions. As it would be un- '
juitt to discriminate where everything was
excellent, wo , can do no better than to
monition the principal parts of ;the pro
gramme, as nearly as we can recollect, ini
the der in which tliey 'occurred.. Before
the Commencement of the regular exercis
es, a prayer was offered by Al. tkUltripr,
one of the trustees of the Institute. Next
folldwed the welcome song, a chnvris liy a
class of girls, whose happy lauering faces
were suggestive of vacation, arid gave, in
fact, louder and more hearty welcome
thinveu the words of their sotig. Mr.
i .,
F. J. nrtixEr delivered' the saliitatory,
and dld himself credit both in the comp°.
sition land his manner of sPeaking, "receiv
ing hearty and well merited- applause.
Don Psrissort 'anti DILA - NOEL is next
entertained the audience %%MI an instru
mental duct, which was highly compli
mented by the. musicians othe audience.
This was immediately foild - ed by an es
i
sa) entitled "A Glance at the Future,"
j,y Mr. J. C. JonNSTON, which, while con
taining few now thoughts, was written in
a happy style,_and read with pleasing of--. 1
rect. Tho song entitled, "Come, ,iilerry
1 Bird of Spring,'_ by Misses PASSAGE and
NoatEs would have done credit to far old
er and more experienced singers, and was .
Ireceived with many marks of approval.
Mr. GE°. E, .Moruus delivered an ora
tion, " Education," in a style which won
for him many words of praise, and his ef
for was, by some, pronounced the bast of
the evening. MAICODDING'S performance
of the piano solo "Oberon antaisie,"
was very creditable both to her4elf and
herteacher; Miss LIDA NV KINS, , who has
charge of the musical department of th. 3
Institute. "The Batty, ' though a some
what difficult .piece or declamation, was
finely done by HA EY OGRE; FRANKIE
W(tODREEP full sustained her former
reputation, fn re rendering of a vocal so
lo—" The Ma ket Day," doing credit to
herself and char. The same might be
said of 11' rime DAVIEs, whose rendering
of "Jape's Conquest," would have done
lioner* a trained elocutionist. The Pia
no'!lo by Miss Petrie was also excellent,
an the marks of commendation manifest
papa
by the audience were evidence that
they wero.,not Unappreciative of its merits:'
" )1 - emery and Ilepe," was thertitle of the
graduating essay by Jennie. L. Shrith.
The essay evinced careful prepration,
and exceeded, in point of merit, ordinary
compositions of its class. It was evidettt .
to mll . who heard the essay that Mparr
Smith is aZoung lady. of more than .ordi
naretaleduid good sense, and this opin
ion was fully corroborated by the remarks
of sortief her teachers, made in answer
to subsequent inquiries.
"Nancy Lee," a baritone solo, was well
rendered by Charles'Fox, and also very
favorably received. The valedictory was
deiiiered by Edwin O. Buffington in his
nhual plesmaut and graceful manner. It
was listened to with marked attention,
and tti . espealier greeted at its cline with
hearty 'and unaffected marks of approval.
That Mr. Buffington is a -young man of
eicellent mind and of diligent and studi
ous
!i
abits was equall y evident, from the
styl of his address and the reputation ,
of iiil among his teachers and fellow stu-,
de+ &wont whom the expressions of re- ,
,gret at loaing him were very numerous.
The diplomas: werepresented by Prcites. i
earl cioinlan with a feW appropriate re
mar' after which the Audience was 'Mai
missed with a benediction by. Dr. Stew{
art. ! . -
In (=elusion we hardly know lick toti
eongiatulate—the students of the Instii r
Me for the advantages !MO they eejoyi
the Faculty of the Institute for theirana.
COM asinktructort of ididlitimi or 'the
people of Totsangoott haring such an in•
l i t
stitutiou in t it midst, ::Profeseor club:-
lan, by, his th rough andcareftil dines° of
instruction a
,d by his conscientioui and
upright dealings pays' man-has -Won hosts
of friends in this vicinity, and - establbdted
a repu tattoo for the Institute as it has never
heroin enjoy d." May the people . of To.
wanda and vicinity continue` to enjoy the
advantages of the Institute; and also to
appreciate them more and more.
READ the. advertisement .10f CHAS. 11.
WIMADON & SON., in another column.—
They hievii a la4ceeonnern. - -
Annazioawasors are being made to run
an excursion train from this place to kan
sas at greatly reduced lutes. It is ex
'pected that the party will be in readiness
to start about the first of July yor par.
ticulars call on H. E. Waimea, ticket
agent at upper depot, or daptain
vILLE. I
'A Dov's Lonic.—The boil at. Sunday,
school, when asked who made the beauti
ful surrounding hilts, replieckthat he did
not know, as his parents had only moved
lute town the day before. Ett ally sensi
ble are those who persist in us ng the un
wholesome, disgustingly-lam. ' and dras
tic pills. while Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pur
gative Pellets, which are sugar-coated,
and little larger than mustard seeds, will,
by thhir gentle, yet positive action Amon
the stomach and liver, speedily correctall
indigestion and torpidity of the liver,
thus permanently curing constipation.
I=
San Leandro, Cal., June ath,.1877.
Dr. Diktat:a—Dear Sir: I have employed your
Pleasant Purgative Pellets In my practice for the'
last four years. I nom use no otberalterative or
Cathartic medicines,. In all chronic derangements
of the stomach, liver and bowels. I know of no
thing that equals them.
J. .11.°3111.1.1111, 31, 0
A/bla, lows, July lOtn, ISM
Dr. Mac...E.—Dear Sir: 7 i,ur Pleasant ?cm:a
live Pellets are all you chitin them to he: I also re
gard your Golden Medical I/litcovery, Favorite Pre•
"caption and t.tage'" Catarrh 'Comedy,. as very sit
pisrlor nmdiclues. COUSINS, M. D.
NEW LOCALS,
ii J. C. BLI:51 has received a NEW
STOCK OF LADIES , AND . CHILDREN'S
WEAR for the Summer Trade, which be-offers at
prices (Sr teas than heretofore spid, ' and at lower
figures thin any competitor csti duplicate. Call,
examine anti be convinced.' Store op Main street,
South side of Bridge,—sign of 6
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,GOOD PASTURE' at fifty cents
per week. Enquire ut J. C..PATTOIV. - 2-w.
vir.READY MADE SUITS; HO
SIERY, and GLOVES and FANCY' GOODS, at
STERN Droe , N. Y% Store.
=la
,
Ur MILLINERY GOODS in the larg.
eat VARIETY, of the laste3t - tkyles, at wholesale
and retail, at 517.11 N Bros' N. Y. store, No. 1
Brldge . Strept, Towaila, Pa., Call andl Inspect.
•
June-7 •
-ice' The Kaihead!' are now at peace,
And the hot9lllbase had their "war: 4 'The result
of 'this recent enttli.g of first-clan hotel rates In
NesrlY.ott leaves . the Grand Central In the lead,
%Otte, rates one and'two dollars per day lower than
the rest.
frfr FOPIITI JULY PARTy.--Your
seltand lady are respectfully Invited to attend a
Fourth of duty Party tol,v given at the Bartlett
ileum*, kry anitttig , TfitiltSll AY EVENING.
Jlit.Yreth.'lSlS.: Music by 11( . 1)o:tat-bet Ilaith`a
Band. of Waverly, N. Y.
BARTLETT Buorttslcs, PrOjell.'
Wysaultilig, June 13-tve.
ger' By universal accord AYER'S CA'
THARTIC riLit.s are the best or all purgatives for
templets°.
,They are the product of long,datt4l !
ons and sueeessful clToical iniestigathin, - anti
their'ns-, by Physicians In their practice, And by
'all civilized nations, penes theta the tket'and
Most effectual purgative Pill that medical yklll can
defise. Being purely vegetable no harm dan arise
trent their use. In intrinsic value and Curative
powers no other pitta can be competed with 'them.
`and every per Son, knowing their virtues,
em
ploy them; when needed. They keep the system in
perfect order, and titeintain in lice:lthy action the
whole machinery of) life. 3111 d. searching and ef
fectual, they are specially adapter to the seeds of
the digestive apparatus, ecrattgate i nts of which
they prevent and cure, If timely' taken. iThey err
the best and safest phobic to emplyy for children
and weakened constputlons, where a Iliad, but
effeetnal, cathartic laTegalrett SOLO BY ALL
DRUGGISTS.
BUSINESS LOCAL
DRESS.GOODS at reduced, prices .
at .7. L. lit.:¢T'A. may:.
Cr Misses SUELL & FAIMAif - do all
kth4 of DRESS 31 AKIN°.
ROSZERY 1 lIOSIERTI HOSIE,
RY 41! ew styles at J. L. KENT'S.) mar:.
•
Everything in the line of' station
,
ery it -3v invcoun & SHACT*B;
Chi' StIETLA'k) SHAWLS in grfat
variety at
- ,
—7 lnr — Lidinic - --Id-isi.ert: and cliildren;'
1.10:3 . 1E1CY at J. L. liicNT'F. may:.
Clr TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS and
to ELS, at J. I:RE:4yr, may:.
tw- Sttaw \York and Bleaching a mie
clalty at SNELL it YAW:II.6I . S. • •
,--
.13r Thompson's GLOVE FITTING
CORSET at J. is. siasr ' s, matt
Ur PARASOLS 'an UMBRELLAS at
J. L. Kim VS. may;.
nir You can get all the latest styles of
Stationery, very cheap, at WitirCoaiu& SIIACT'S
- • /
BIrs: E. J. Nltsnos is selling goods
this sprtn . g c REAPER TITAN•EVER.- Call and
examine before purcliaslng. • • pr-LL.
Mr Mrs. E. J. MINC4IS has returned
Dem - the city, and has decidedly the FINEST
DISPLAY OF MILLINER{' NOTIONS In
this town.
Mn.s E. J.Musoo• 14s TriIM3IED
HATS for (.)NP: 1)014.111
Pir Mrs. C H IT ^ ALLEN begs leave to
Inform of l ymianda that shr Is now pro
pared to do lIV THE ..'I Von ryas/gist&
forms. Resfilenco, No. 5 Want & Overtones hook.
First Wars!. • . aprt
_ . • ___
tar MRS. 311Nilos has the best Skirt
Supporter, also the Slrt Waiter:,
Vi'" Cousin has the best wearing Slice's
tor Men, Boys and Youths; tvca'r sir °tiered lo
T'wanda, and at prices wiltitin the reach of all.
or The Largest, .Best \ - uti Cheapest
line of Shes for Ladles% Slisses`\arld Childrens•
nwear Is found at CORMS'S new store or et Main
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and Tlnasta, Tracy & S:oble's Block. M4'418
Elr.C.owm....s' Bakery Wagon, of the
Ist Ward Bakery, will be on hand daily wiih
Fresh Crackers hot from the own,. Mewl, Pies,
. _
Cakes, ie. spell .
Or Don't you - forget it. • 'We have an
excellent CRACKER stANtIFACToRY Ati town
i nt COWLES , rwiEttY„ where you can buy the
best trosh-InOted cra4ers.
rirWOOL &13,1)ING.—T4e business
of Carding will be4ouducted as_nsual at the old
establishment In 'Camptown during fhe coming
will be ready to do the first - Sack
that comes, find cheerfully refer to those for whom
we worked last season, as to the leallty of wort
that may be expected.
Mayllth 18711.
• • CLOSING OUT SALE of Gold and
Scher Watches, Chains, Fancy Jewelry, eta The
undersigned having purchased at Sheriff's Sale the
entire stock of Watches, Chains, Sliver and Plated
Ware, In the store .formerly occupied by N. !Inv
nvrass.x,undnot wiphing to remain In the -busi
ness, has - concluded to sell the entire stock regard
less of cost, In order to cried up the bualness. Call
nrly and secure bargains. 31. JAcons.
E. A. DORgArL,
3Z East Watei! Strfet,
ELUIRA, 'N. Y.
-,, I First Floor—DßY GOODS.
Second FIoor—StILTAN EMT. -
I
1 1. '" Third FIoor—CARPETS. •
i , Fourth FIoor—CLOAE4 AND SUITS. -
: tlpp3r floors aceeseible hi Elevator. A-vtaltoe
nier4Ori will mare thou aitiply repay. . Mid* .
SPECIAL LOCAL.
or PIANOS AND. OROANL—It you Wish
to purchase a, very sluipekw PIANO or ORGAN,
equal In every exceihmat to any made, at Narita°.
toren' Wholesale Price, and thus save , nearly one-
Half of your money, do not fall, before purchasing,
to write for maws of 'description and prices, to
Post Unice Box - 3985, Now York.
•; Aliwch 7, MOS. tt.- -
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tom' F. itLITNIIEL'S BITTER WINE ftr
IRON gives tone to the stomach; improves the ap
petite end assists digestion, excites the bowels to
healthy action. expelling all the foul humors that
contaminate the blood, corrupt the secretions and
offend the breath. It excites the Over to a healthy
action and strengthens the nerves, imparting that
glew to life that proceeds alone from per tett health.
Thousands In all walks of life, testify tothe virtues
of this emcee/lent MieUetne in correcting the de
rangement of the digestive organs. Oct. the geed-
Inc. Sold only In one dollar bottles. Ask for E.F..
littvitnnt.'s BUTT= WINE, OF 1110 x, and take no
other.
Dropepiilst Dyspepollat Dripepolail
E. P. Kunkel% Hitter Wine of Iron, a sure cure
for this disease. 11 has been prescribed daily toe
many years In tee practice of eminent physicians,
with uniscralelled success. !Symptoms aro loss of
appetite, wind and Mains of food, dryness In month.
Weed/eche, Wariness, aleeplessmits and low spirits.
Oet the genuine. Not sold in bulk, only one dollar
•botiles.
no you ,want sinne thing to atrengt hen your Do
yorrwant a good appetite? Do you want to get rid'
of nervousness? Do you want 'energy ? Ln you
want to sleep well, or be cured of dyspepsia, kidney
or liver dlsease? Try E. F. Kr Nirec.'a!ltrrraw
WINE or I now. Every bottle guaranteed to do es
recommended. Depot and office. 210 North Ninth
Street, PbEadelphia, ea. Get the genucne. Sold
by all drugElets. Asir for E. P. Rankers and take
no other. All /ask tam, trial of this valuable med
icine. One bottle will convince you. Get six but,
lies for Ore dolla>•s. one dollar for one.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Tape Worm, Pin. Seat arid Stomach - Worms Lre
moved alive In front two to (our hours. No tee un
til heful of Tape Worm passes alive And in one.
Ask your druggist for Kunkel's Work Syrup. Sold
only lu one dollar bottles. Used for schlldreo or
grown persona. It never falls. Or send for circu
lar to Dr. Kunkel. - 259 North Ninth Street. Phila
delphia, Pa. Advice- - by malt tree. Send three
coktstatop for return of letter.
E. P. Kunkel's LostsUl and E. F. Run-
ken. Shampoo for the Hair.
_ .
The best and cheipest Hair Dressing and Hair
Cleaner in the world. They remove dandruff, allay
Irritation. sts,the and cool the heated scalp, prevent
the hair from falling off. and promote the growth
In a very short time. They preserve and beautify .
the Hair, and render it soft and glossy. They im
part s brilliancy and a silky appearance to braid
and wiry Hair. and an a hair dressing they arc un
rivalled : eradicate dandruff and prevent baldness.
The shampoo deaans the Hair, removes grease,
scurf, itching, eruption. Cures headache produced
by heat and fatigue. Kunkel's Shampoo and I-us=
traPrentore flair bi a natural and glossy color, re
store faded, dry, harsh and wiry. hair. PHce per
bottle, fI. Ask your druggist for them, or send to
E. P. Kunkel, Prmrietor, No. 259 'Kurth -Ninth
Strut. Philadelphia, fllay3-3m.
GOULD—YAM AUKEIi• At the residence of
the bride!" mother, In Tarrytown, by Rev. L. U.
Crippou, 3 1r. Samuel G. Gould, Of Vial Hill, and
Miss Alice Van'Anked, of Terryfewn.
SMITII—n EATIE—At ithelhorne `ist -the 'ride,
June 3, lit 73, by Roe. Gee. L. / Williams, Geo. W.
Smith, of Albert', and Miss Cora E. Heath. of
Rome.
ISEIRMAN—TIMESDAt E.—lu Leßavavide,Jone
oth. 187 S, by Rev. Jan es Itlehmonia Mr. Har
mon S. BeCllllll, of Pike, and !Ilse Ida L. TrOes
dale, of Heath. ' . . .
PRESTON .;—ln West Burlington June, 18 1878,
Albert Prestos! age!! 37 years.
TOWANDA MARKETS. •
REPORTED BY STEVENS & LONG, ' •
General dealers 11! Groceries and Produce, Patton's
, Block, corner Main and Bridge Streets:
'WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1878.
. - WI/OLESALL. RETAIL.
Flour per ,11b1 I el 40@e1 50 ell 506i.e9 00
Flutir per sack 1 - 04 a. 2 00
Corn Meat per 100 lbs ... - k 25(6
Chop Feed 1
.
Wheat per bush 1. 210 . 1
no - 1 4Pak
Corn 40 45 5:4
RyeSurfvo -65
Oats ; ....... ..... 25 '' . 4..5..__ 35@)
Buckwheat , 40 43
Clover sertl,niedluin.,.. 500 •
Timothy. wrstern , 1 ... .. ' 1 75(4 "
Brans, 62 1b5,...... 1 0001 125 1. 50 200
Pork, mess 12 of oFit. - - 10
'lsressed hogs - OS
limns 07 ; 06 9 10
.
'Sbouleteri .
Lord Cl- 09 ' 12
;bitter, tubs If.j II 154 16
Roll.; 124 15 150 16
I.:Rics. freak 13 • 1.1
I'tniese ••• , 10 . 11 • 'l5
Green apples, Meth .
. .
Cranberries per quart. , :.l2 , :i
,
Pot itoes,.per bushel".'i. 60 " 70
Onions '5O , 65
Beeswax 22
CORRECTED BT DAYTON: .t BRO
Hides. ,
, 0.1(1.1
Veal sklits• : - 400.0 , 4
.1. -
Deacons . ; ',200:30
Sheep pelts.
„: ' ' " ltssqiiVi
~„
Tallow • ' _,. 03®06
ASTO* I,S II I,N G.,
R \
DiSCLOSAT ES.,
. - 1
PREMIUM HARNESS STORE!
nave In stock the largest anti most complete assort-
, . .
''Chat
AND Fl E i r HARNESS
hit can be found in 1 y store between Albany
" anil Ehfa.More
SPORTING AND TURF GOODS!
A large 'variety of •
TRUNKS: - ANL/ SATCHELS!
A more ceplete stock of -
TEAM AND TRACK WHIPS!
A larvr and bettor assortment of
LADIES' AND GENTS' RIDING
• In conclusion, we . say thatwe have everything
that ran be natneti connectl..4 with a luni.ness of
this kiwi, that we are anxious to soil, Wake up and
PULL DOWN 'YOUR :VEST
Mot come bp and see us, and we will demonstrate
206 E. WATER STREET, ELMIRA,
in,Sign'of the Gold Collar.ia
CHAS. 11. WHEADON & SO"
M. KENT.
H.
Who/ethic and Retail
CLOTHING
Gouts' Furnishing Goo4s,
133 EAST WATER - STREET,
LORING BLOCK, ELMIRA.
11. B. INGUAM4'
V. June 13, IWN
K.-VINCENT,: • • •
JEWELER;
•
(Opposite R.,thbun House)
212 EAST WATER STREET, ELMIRA, N. Y
•
W ITKOFF HOUSE,
, (Formerly Pennsylvania Itonse.) — •
•
117
wpsT WATER STREET. ELMIRA, N. 'T.
B. B. HOLIDA"7, Agent. '
' Street ears prat the House ever) fittee d minutes.
Bum 112.09 rr oay. ' aped& rates sit n to cow.
vandal awn stkixtag over auTlay. Lapr.r.R.
MARRIED.
DIED. I
Elmira- Adverts;
ements.
=EI
I=
MEM
SADDLES, &c.; Sc
=W9
O : EA LE it IN,
/
-AND- .
New Adiertisemati.
NOTICE. -- The copartorn
heretofore existing between tbelinderstglitsl,
under the firm names of Noble k Vincent and
A. J. Noble Jr Co., baling been dissolved by mut-
ual agreement, tbts Is to notify all persons Indebt
ed to, or having claims against satd firm that Alto
books, papers and accounts belong to Wat'S,
eclat, to whom all payments should be made and by
*horn all proper demands against add Arm will be
paid. • . • . A. J. NORIA&
Towanda, Juno 19, MA. WM. ii. vzscrairr;
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI
tures of Pito' School Distrlit for Ike year
ending Juno 34. 1971:
• ititelitril3.. .
Cub on hand last year ' 042 51 ..
A monat of duplicate for 1677.....; 1,811. 49 ' •
State appropriation 7136 01: • '
From , former colle,:tor ' .... 400 on
Due on duplicate 1576 - 206 56 - • •
"'""•' .1 . 1 ) 3 14 1
N, iXraNDlTUrilts. .
reactant , war," •
Fuel soil contingencies.—
Ir.sonoratlons to collectors.
Percentage to collectors...
Duo -on duplAnsto 1k76
Puts on dupllcatti 161;
Cash In Treasury X 1,177 99
C. A. SQUIRES, Seentary.
ilke, Pa.. Jima - •
-NAT ,
I" • I'FIE UNDERSIGNED
Auditors of Smithfield Township, Urid•
ford County, Penn., have. examined the accounts
'pr Ste :School Board for the year ending June ad,
1678:
e lak toe
Valance In Tre. is June 2 1877..,912.4 25
Balmier,. In ha 0s t A. Phelps... 6 60
Automata du pica for 1877-4878 1,93 r 43 ,
State appropriation dr Has 264 M .
—.---92,753 90
And the Treasurer's credit by— .
P.aoneratioris ' • •IS 12
Per cent, on duplicate ' 94 87
State appropnatton...—.. • 719
Orders Issued to payl.
Teachers ' $1,727 11 •
'Repairs on buildings.,... • gt 23
IVOtrutr, he 190 . 00
3terehandise 28 19 •
Secretary's salary.;..... 20 00
2,063 53
. . .
•rialance in hands of E. V. Nicholls 521'80 - -
Balance its hands of A. Phelps.... aGo • .
Outstanding orders last year /a 50
~ . .
' . - ''''"" -4 1 2 . 753 50
Witness our bands this 3d day of June, 1858.
O. B,SUNINEII,
' SI ALIE TRACY,Auditors. '
•
• • C. T. WOOD, ,
Smithfield Twp., June 20, 1678. . _
•
LIST OF. LETTERS remaining in
L
Post Office at' Towanda.. Bradford Co., Ps.
for the week - ending June 19, 1878:
Brown. SfranGa
,Pine, Michael
Brown, Albert . Paquin. C: W., .
Draper, C. V. • Schultz, Fred
•
Huntley., 3tra. 11. Swart, A. J. .
Ilorton.,ltichard Spencer, Amos
Nfitchell, . (3) . Stark, D. W.
McColl:lick, Elizabeth Turptn, Amon .
Peck, Nellle .' Tracy, Llbbte
• White;Jofin
Persons calling for any of the above will please
say "advertised, • givt.ny date otillt. '
S. W. ALVORD, P. 111.
TTLbusiness yon can . engage in. IS to t 2.0 per
1...401 .day made by any worker of either sex
right in their own localities. Particulars and satn:
pies worth 05 free. Improve your-spare. time at,
this business. Address Slotssots k Co., Portland.
Maine. may3o-Iy..
GREA:PLI"REDUCED PRICES !
:re,unilersigned to tia
p , n
PLALI.4II 4 IGq*ATCUING, .AND BE-SAWING,
dud all kinds of Planingsmill Wort,
AWAY.DOWNi DOWN DOWN
So far you can't see It.
.1 have also on barid a large stock af___
SASE[ AND DOORS. . ...
Nifitieh 1 ant selling at prices to snit the tineS.
/.
WINDOW-BLIDS
3111 c promptly to order, at a low price, for CASE
IF YOU WANT TO .GF ! T RICH QUICK,
Call and see my Goods and Prices.
Lumber bionght here to be milled, will he kept
owlet corer and perfectly dry until taken away.
Cli/ed sheds fur your horses, and a dry place to load.
Towanda. Jan. 18, 1877
J. L Eent.
SUMMER
GOODS
CASH PRICES!
II
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•
..11:1Y.E NOW ON IjAAYD\
TULL , LINE OF
Pig red Lawns,
Figured. Lawns,
ME
irlilte Goods ;
il'hite Goods,
Bit Wings, - tt•e. , ; •
nit ;Jigs tte
Faris and -Is arasols
IN ,0 BEAT VARIETY . AT
REDUCED P.fi ICES.
Tawar4a, Pa., Junti 0, 11 78,
ZilEtt
.gAriEfBL--liirisrirtue
}.3 of • standry writs twined out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Bradford County, and to me AI.
rectal. I will eximse to publicsal • on THUBSDA
the :7th day of JUNE, 1876." at the door of the
Court Howe, In Towanda Borough. at I o'clock, P
at., the followtog described property, j(1 , wit: - •
No L'One lot. piece or parcel of Lsnd.sttnato In
Athetut,boro',.houtoied - north by duacirtehanna-st,
east bylands of tl L Drake; south by the . tarots of •
- thelato Artward Herrick'. west by ilatraiit: being
al feet trout on Main-stand laa feet on Busouchatt•
mast: siith Ithree-Story !HUY hnaldlfr ntditifshed.-
t framed house, .1 - framed-hap,. and few troll trees
thereon.. . .
.
'No 2. ALsia—o lx6 otherlorsittlate In Athens Ito.
to'. bounded as folloWst.Being lots- No - 218 and 21'8
atemdlnit to plot or plan made by Orson Rickey for
- the Ifon•Edirard Herrick, and recorded in Et-Al
ford County Common Pleas; lt being the - amine tot
deeded to P. If Clark by N C Harris- and wife, by
deed, dated Dec 1,. 1576. with 1 dwelling house
. . _,. _
r thereon - ,
• . X 0 3: ALSO--One other lot situate, In.-Athens
twp, bounded rind described as follows : . Beginning
Beginning
at a post, on th e east - hank of • the Snispichanna 0-,
'err, -being the 'lenitive** cur of Mull to poseessirra
of 3 T ff llyers land; thence along' the north Coe
of saldllyres land south VW. 30', east 173 rale to
a prat atvl stones for a cur; thence loy lands of Sam
uel II nt , tt north 3 0 ,:l0' east Zi 4:10 - tons to "a post
and stoner' for aeor; thence by same Janda of Sant
ee! ft elett, south 86°, 30', cast 3t 16-100 rods to a
post and Stones for g ent ; thence by lambi of game
el Orenaltircs uorth 10°, 30'.vreatta 344011; rods to a
post soil stones for a eor; thence by
-lands of grant.
era, north HP, 30' wear, 03 2-10 -tots to- a: post and
stouts for a cur thence.by ;ands of granters north
86 0 , west - 48 7-10 rod 4 Pt a post on the west side of
the fndle rood: in Milne froth Athens -to etheshe
quin; Wald post being 3 feet north, (root a small elm
beet thence alone the west side of satd puldle read
:south' 40°, 20' west 18 rod,stO a stake; thentisnerth
86°, SO' west to the east bank •of - the Susquehanna
ricer to a batteruut tree; thence annig said rive .
.sentlia°,3Cd west 14 2-10 rods; thence south 18°,-30'
(t e s
west fire , lxt Mate South 27°, 00" west r;;ds;
thettee south 32°, 30' west 44 O• 10 rods to, e place
.of beginning ; contains 100 acres anti 21 pera more
or lons, about 70 acres Improved, with 1 framed
hogite, 1 framed bart/„.abetalt chliard of fruit trees
hereon. k.
, ,
41,431 16
.. 321 13
106 26
.. 136 04
.. -182 21
.. 10 46
-----7r1r4185411
No 1. ALSO—One other lot satiate in Sheshe
vin twp, bounded and described as follows. Be
ginning at a pine knot standing on the south line •
bf C IC .Shepard'; land; thence along said hisepard's
south line east originally run 1553 9-10 reds to
post, the southeast car of liheparcl's farm: thenco ,
Booth as originally run 60 rods to the -center of the
creek road;thence along the center of the same 40 0
west as °sleazily run 12 4-10 rods to a stake for a
cor;lhence Went or parallel with the north line
233 1-10 rods to a stake cor; thence north IMO, east
SS originally run 64 3-10 rods to the. place of .begin
ning; contains 72.6-10 acres more Or less, according
to a survey-made by Z F Walker; being the north
Mgr of lot No 4on the subdivision of A vital Co
lan - d8 on warrant No 457, about 20 acres improved,
with 1 board ham and few fruit trees *erten.
Seized and taken into-execution at the suit of W
H Canner vs J L Co'rhin.
No 6.. ALSO—One other la situate in Towanda
bow, bounded and 'described as follows Begin-
Mug at a poet on_thircorrier of Eentre-st and' Vint
'aye; thence by First-ave nortt; no, east - 100 ft, to a •
post: thelme by lot sold to Loveland south 20 0 , east
75ft to a post cor: thence by vacant kit south
west 100 ft to Center-aye; thence by Center-ave
north 251° west 75ft to the place'ef beginning ; con
tains 7500 tans feet, being lot No it, block No 7; ,
in Sayre & 'Ws addition to Towanda, with a fram
ed dwelling house 'and few fruit treesAlcreon.
Seized-and taken into execution at the suit _Of the -
Towanda Building and Saving Fund Association of
Towanda boro' vs Ira Eettephens.
No 6. ALSO—One other lot situate In Canton
twp, Thbunded and described as follows I Beginning.
at o, post the autheast cor of lands formerly owned -
by aamea3fettler; thence 109 640 pets to a post:
thence south 89 0 , east 06 8.10 pore to a post ; thence
-south 100.6-10 pers to a post' n warrant-fee; thence
along the satne north 84 0 ... west 96. 8-10 pore to the
place of beginning ;:contains 62 ;cps and 94 pers
more or less, about 50 acres improves!, with 1 train,
ed house'. 1 framed barn, and fete fruit trees there
on.. Seized and taken into ex Mtlou at the suit of
M Smith's use vs 251 Smitl . who surylves Silas
Smith.
ANDREW J. LATTON,.Shenff..'
Sheriff's Oillre„Towanda, Jade 5;1678.
TN BANKRYPTCY. District
1 Court of the 'rutted States for the Western
District of Pennsylvania. In rhismatter of Juiloon
S. Blackinaa; liankrupt. - Western District
Pennsylvania. , so.
A _Warrant in bankruptcy has bleu issued by
said Court against the estate of Judson S. Black
man,-otthe county of. Bradford and Staten! Penn.
Rylvanin, in said District, adJudged , a bankrupt
upon petition of his credltors,„and the payment of
.any debts and the delivery-of any propel Leong--
Mg to sold bankrupt, to him or to his use, anti the
transfer or any property by him - are forbidden by
law.- A meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt
to prove their debts and chrs;se one or more as
signees of bit estate, will be held atla Court of
Bankniptes to be holden at Towanda, in said dis
trict, on THURSDAY., JULY rith, A. D. Is7A. st
/0 0. Ok•cke•A.If.. at the oil:coot Overton k „Ilercur,
1.• - • fore I:, A. Mercur, .Esq., one of-the BegiSters lit
Bankruptcy In said diatrict. • • • • .
• • /201 IN HALL,
S. MarsliaPror said District
Towanda, dime I,t, 1573•Ait. •
AUDITOWS NOTICE.—rn the
matter of the et ate of Wm: H. Morgan. late
M Towanda Borongh. decea4ed: Itr the Orphans . ' '
COurt Jiradfor, l , County. -
The undersign* an Auditor appointed by
court to dikartbute moneye in the hands of 11. B.
'Morgan, Administrator of said estate av shown by
his pcirtiaf account, attend tp the duties of
hts alTidatment at his efaet. In Towanda Borough,
Pa.. 011.FRID AY, JPHY 13, 167,4, at 10 - o'chicir.
.M.,,when'r.nd whole all per,otis having claims upon
said tomb must present them, or qlse be fdrever
debarred from coming In upon the same,
JOHN W. MIX, - Anditor. '
Towanda. Pa., June 6, 157:1-w4..
L. B. BODOERS.
NOTICE. First •
Bank nr Athens. Pa., vs. Wyman
Vanduzer. In thii'court of Common Pleas of Brad.
fonlkounty, Sept'ffertn; 1447
The undersigned. an Auditor appointed by 'the
Pourt of Common Pleas - of Bradford County to tics.
-tribute the money arlslnk !rein the Sheritrs Sale of -
defeudant's'personal property, will' attend to the
duties of hi* appointment' at Ws deice In Athens
Coro . , on 310',N11A1. - ... JULY IsT, ISTa, at 0 o'clock,
A. M., at. whitßr time and MAO all persons lnter.
(-sled will pre,sith their elalnbt, - or be forever de
barred front eeming in on said fund.
- J. B. REEVE, Auditor,
Athens, June e4w.
ITDITOR'S - NOTIOE. -G. F.
13 Taller C. C. F. Nichols. - the Court of
Common' Pleas of Uradford tieranty, No, 402,May
to 187 a. , •
The ndersigned. an Auditor appointed by the
rottra3 distribute the in the hands of the
Sherig rising from • the sale of 'the defendant's
real.csta will attend to the duties of the appoint.
'moat Iit.7II..MIAT the llth day of J 11. Y,
1874 at his office in Towanda Borough, at II o'clook
A. M., at whieb !lace and ptare, all parties haring
. - ta!ths (in said fund tifu,t presont them, or be de
barred frontteoming in upon the same:
.1.- A IC PR f.W WILT,
Towanda, .Tun«.... 13: 'ts,7l- tr:. • Auditor
AUDITOR'S NoTroz. John
Welle , noltenhark Vs. Cyrus "(Very; Lti the
Court of C.;ommoil Pleas of Bradford Corcnty, , No.
14:S, 31ay, fnrtu 165.
The tuelerdgmed. an Auditor appointed by the
court to distribute the :fund artsing from the -
!if's ..ale of defenda:lt's real estate, will attend to
the dutio.i.of his appointment at The office of Over
ton dr`Siorene, in the itotongit or Towandzo on
MONDAY the day of,.JULY.ISTS at lo o'eloek
1. M..;when And where all persona haying
412ftir.+: flt;:t1 must, pre,ent th:•ln. or he forever
de.b.lrred front roiling . ..ln on said fund.
_
' It. A. mEncur.,
Towatuln, June - 13 •7i-Iw.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—In the
Distriet_Coort of the rotted States for:_the
Western District.of Pentisylsanta. In the matter
of Niattiou C. Nlereur. bankrupt. In bankropif:„...
..To - whom It oily concern: The undterdg 4 ed
hereby gives notice of his appointment as AsSVP"eo
of Mahlon C, 31,•reur.. of Towanda Bore% Sit. tso
County of Bradford and State of PentisylrAtils,
within said District. who has .been adjottgli a
bankrtipt "ppon creditor' petition. by the . DI., let I
Court' of . 1?.31 , 1 District. • ISM. A, '
Monteton, June t" As , ign , 4o. '
AuPI TOP% 'S NOV CEL—J n the
estate of John Neeler, decd .hrt the Or.
..plitts' Court for theXontity of 'Bradford.
The onderslgned. Allfittor appointed byA the
said Conit to distribute the funds in the Intsufs of -
the Adminfdrator, ivi ll attentrtot he duties hlti
anpolnttnent - on TICEtiDAY. JULY, Itith, A. D.
1679. at 1 o'clock p. of said day, at' the office of
Davies & Caritochao ,In Towanda. Borough, when
and where all persons are required to Make their -
claimrbefore Inc as such Auditor, or be debarred
Trent Collihrig In upon said fond. "
- W. it. CAILSOCIIA;S", .%: - uLtt}:er.
Tovrancla,.:Pine •20,
ME
MEI
ithMINISTI. OR'S
_N„tic,. Is hereby given. that. alliersods ltt
Aetit,d to the estate of A tina Muusoit, late of San
Frallitif•Car. C 31., III;01 Make immediate tiay-
Meld, and all 134sOns having realms azal4ist tech
caate most present them itnly antlientirated
s , .ttlement* - 11: . b: I
June Adlnitil,trutor.
. •
PIIINISTRATORS' NOTICE. -
—l , :ottce 1s hereby given that all persons In
debted 10 the estate et Ilerace:Wllll , tom late nr .
A t bons Bore', deed. a . m requested to make taned- •
late payMent, and all peyvons hay claim* azainst,
said estate Must present them tl Ithenticated; . •
for settlement. e•ATIICItINF ; I.;,. - : . * J IST_,O`..;, -•
• It. F. G*
• -
Athens, Pa..
•--
1 - 4 1 X EC IT TO;R: -
is hereby glter'',
the estanF ofAdios
11,, . must - make- ItunC
all, persons having claims ager....„l.,.4irtk-_, -.t, •
re?eitt. the: duly authenticate - 4 rot
.. SIMEON
Wysox„Jgne 6-W4
XECITTQR'S NOTICE.
ttcc is hereby given that all persons intfas:..4t
to the estate or E. S. Gregory. late of Wyalusing , •
township, .Ico.l, mast tnalte In3mediate payment,
and all persons having ealini against sald eitate, '
must present them duty authenticated settle.; ‘,„
went. 11A.ICRISOli BLACK, - ,
Wyalusing Pa., .liarlS. , . Executrix. .
.
•
FXECU TOR'S NOTICE.-i--Notace
Is hereby gleemthat all peroos Indebted to
t no estate of Joseph Munphrty, late of Sheshequit .
de-'4l. are requested to make immediate payment,.
and all perlons hexing elatms against' sald estate
tnniwpresent them.duly at . itheutte,sted for settle.
meat. - A.. 1 1 .• THOMPSON:
tlltestyttinln, Mgt. 78. • ' EieCutor.'
T 4 KECUTOR'S 3 , T OTIC
-AL'A ts htrrby given that all persons Indebted to
tle.t estate of tk. A. Gamin, late of Wilmot, dee'd,
are mqueslett to make immediate payment, end
alt
. pfrsons havlng - elalms against said estate must
present them duly authenticated for settlement. -
TIMMAS Executor.%
Sugar Ran, May:,
ME
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ,
„EX.—Notice IS hereby risen that all persons iti
del ett to the e state ot Cotnell a dikeway,lat of She. •
shelnln Wm., decd. are requested to make hewed
late pay nieut;arldlll personsitasing claims :teal Te,t. !-
said estate meat itreaent tttem duty atitheutteated- -
rot settliluout.: •G. S.-LAWRENCE, .• • ,
May„l4-6w. ' Amtutstrator. •
- • -
J.. L; -KENT.
yr raw-mate toone_v faster at work for us than at 4
U apyttihrfi else.' Capital not vet:itied.; we wt I
styrt you. el 2 per day at home made by the , lndllf ,
trion". Men, wooled. buys add girls wanted every- .
where to wort for-us. - Note . U the time.' etetty
Outfit and menus fret,. AAdrers TR4r; 1 Cu« Au"
gusts, ' Jr4y2o4y,
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