fdafehtional Reparimint ASSOCIATE EDITORS E. E. QIIIX AN, a.. A. IV A. T. r.ILLET, J. T. IicCOLLOM, G. 'W. RYAN, Entutnnnicattona may be sent to any °se - of Usti above editors, as may tie preferred , and Will appear fu the Issue of which he bas charge. E. E. QUINLAN., Zdit TELqiEI7,,.S' kdOCIATION: - Tbe-Bradford' County/ Teachers' Asso ciaCon met at 10:20 A. st., in the Graded School building at Smithfield. In the ab sence of the l'resident, I. S. Cranford t. ei:e the chair. Theliexercises were opened by the EMT, 4' or}: andliest:"_ The Secretary being absent, 31*. A. Woodworth Was ap pointed. 1 The committee on resolutions not being present, Professor Burgan offered the Col lowing ftir discussion : That the standard of exami nations for applicants iu districts that 11,:ite materially reduced wages, be cones-- putidingly reduced. • - The resolatiint being adopted for dis cussion, Er.)fessor Intrgati said in op po.,ition to the resolution that the Sato Superintendent had shown NV iS ( I ) m in recommending to the County t , uperintencients that they raise the stand.: aild of their examinations, .in order to•put t - Ttr the pourer class of teachers, -and that it. was ruinous to the' educational inter ests of any town or county to have the standard i.f examinations loitered. )I . r. Patten:Al expressed the opinipti the standard :were lowered in some tl, , trets, the genius of sotn9 teachers w. , uld lead them to go to those:towels for Yorther discussed by Professors Quin Lin and riurgan. Professor Burgan ruov t ha.t the resolution be laid upon the ta -1,1:...c. if it be passed at all, it!be simply, a' rebuke to directors for tieir endea v ,r to Lire cheap teachers, rather than o that demand higher pay on account of-higher qualitinationS. .11 - ‘‘,lessor Quinlan. called for a vote that an expresiion of the -tc.kehers present conPl be had. Ile believed that the teach ,iid not wish the examinations made etsl , o. Ale resolution was 16st. Professor Quinlan here took the chair, the following 'committee were ap p ruled to prepare resolutions for discus l‘lon‘dur the afternoon session: tom Miss llowland„and Professor ila - r;•as, Adjourned tolneet at 1:30 P.M. was calIM to order :he Pre,itteut. Music by the °relies t.ca. ' l'it;lessor Burgan read the following report ilfthe committee on resolutions: ,I. R(.. , ,!ce:/, - That the ,time devoted to fal-e syntax is not proportionate to its bn :ance. t . Et,i4frcd, Thai' OM reduction of is somm of the townships Of the 4.: linty, :it a tint.: *hen t'eachers are mak iit efforls to Mit:rove themselves, is unwise. and uncalled fur. Re , , , l.Petl, That teachers should ntt (.• Minence their schOols until certificates llt•Xali111.0 and written contracts made , diE•ectirs. 4'. ./I...mie'd, That the Superintendent old requircso much on the sub incusuiation, annuities, circulat- decimal. livinziessions, and allegation his examinations. 1:,, , e!c,i1, That directors should have 1;e, je.wer to employ peopeidy certificated I t-aellers fol 4; a tom of three years instead of ;n/e. - -°' 'F...8. M':Kee called for the fourth reso w ion, and orened the discussion with an ..r . gument for the practicability of the iibieets mentioned ; the fundamental pi iiiciplei‘ in arithmetic should be dwelt upon in place of t,o imuch that is not lilt bed. Many of the subjects are stu eied up particularly foe- examinations. Professor Burgan would not advise • t• acheis to omit any of - the branches nam - ed, but would devote less time to them. Teo many dillieidt problems are given, end the oi.ject often is to puzzle instead r to ile,.\-Llop the reasoning powers, which leis a teudeney to make UMW:4s, not dialects. In ordin4ry business life a le eation and annuities are nut pract: al, • .-1.•1 if oeeasion demand ,it, information ; o u t be acquired. • Mr% M”. , arip would advise mer&uxation it tine d:seipliee for the mind. No ieaebee should confine himself to only 'what is practical, as it is the object Of mathematics to widen and extend the. raMie .if faculties, and anything which'. narrows it should be abandoned. The tar-i gument baffLeen adVanccd that teachers - studied these branches solely for exami nation, but S. M. Huston defended 'the teael•is'li the ground that they are com petent to know iii What they are deficient. Soi , viietitu.kint Ryan said that it woud be impassible to give less, as but one'questiell is usually given in each of - the lirancLes mentioned. It. is his idea to 4•••ver tile wound given in the text books; last ylar a pi-oblem was given in allege -1 iie, and this year a marked- improve ii,Th; nas shovel. in it. This year One. in ..:; mil: les, mid he anticipates the. same 'inpi.io. canna, as teacherk are awakening 1 t• a moil of better 'work. These prol, len , - are 'given in Connection with, but :.ever to the exClusion, of, analysis road primeples. • • . The teachers' object should be to make th•e'icis and workers. • A. T. Lilli-y considers it the duty of the telperintendent to find out teachers' gen eral qualitica,ions on all subjects which -- t':ey will be i equired, to teach. The rest,- 1 lel eel was lost. f 1:. Z. Wood conducted a recitation in i,i -- ri•ms, and the little ladies and gentle . ;:-.-11 did credit to - themselves and teacher. "12:c. A:4 covered the calls of factions:'; L.,1,1, , ofit he Work was mental, and after v-ard..analy 741; each one responded read _...,..:, and worked with system. A little 1 j•lic WaS taken for discussing the subject. Z - urvfi;oondent said much good bad re - i.ult, d floinl the practical work done bc .;.•re the Assiticiatien. A iptestion had previously been asked : - ogaiding the exidaniatiou "O." Taking ,tiler for authority, the capital - 0 t-hould --. 1-v turd with a proper name, and '" Oh " • Illeiwise';this i•:-3 the ancient style,. and le; dually- the capital letter. is -used only , a all eases. Kell still uses' the old form. Mr. C. 11. Crawford called for an exam ple it_ duodecimal,: Mr. 1.:. S. Crawford r-•:vial one andshmed why the indices e1:;;;Ilil be added, :,,,dif h.t. :the project of: — inelles 1p• inches is se-cot-cis, but, feet by leet a: square feet. In the absence of ssor Burritt (id whom had been is si.uled the siihject of penmanship) sugges t .•115 were called for. • Mr. Boviugdon -- -. uses a chant, but,whhout it he would ex . i•lain the Mms, spare , -, slant, and analysis -of peineitics. Furthev remalks were —ni lily Mr. Wood and 3liss Poty. 3 ir.',llltrgan would show the analogy r.,, --- end dependence existing anion:, the let -(cis : ti.e same copy should be given to all 1 ,, e selieid, Mal pupils should- not be al !owed to go beyond the lessen-given. A1)- 1111'111 by t he, choir. Miss Dayton and Miss *Doty were •aP-, i ointed a committee for•membership, also to solicit subscriptions fel. "the Selioo/ ./••••redi. Anthem by theathoir. - Professor Burgan urged a sufficient - nember of subscriptions to the prospect ive J.qrwil to warrant its being publish , oil, mid as many mine as possible that the suplus fund may be used to improve it and beautify its appearance. . Mr. Ryan_ warmly favors the projed, l'ocanse . the 11- price brings it within the , reach of alLtea lers, and many are not - al.le to take ajnore expensive periodical; as far as piissible this paper will meet thb needs of teachers.- 1 Mr. Plummer representing the' teachers said that comidence is placed in the exec utive committee, therefore a finanhial re p',l t :iced not he Made. M 1 r. Quinlan stated the object of the pal et- to be solely for the good of educa tion, and not flr the benefit of any person , or 1.. r:o:a,-. , .. • • ii: laluilf of the need of teachers 'in judging of the different temperaments of pri, 2 l-, and the restriction and encourage in. nt they must give, the President had invited. Rev. Mr. Corss to address the' traeherk on "Intellectual Culture," • He, quoted Locke and 'other eminent' meta phyf , ientus, alf of whom differed in' some - relacts; the dependence existing among „the faculties makes it- impossible to class Ilium. thesoul is all facultiescombined, but camtnle of acting under the influence of . .. . .• a ny. Macaulay says, "Most people want in a:2,es,..not abstractions," but the man rINMO givek abstraitionS is the instructor., ' The teacher should cultivate memory, as . - this brings into. Play all other faculties. _ The 'quake of concentrating the facial tie, sh,ul-1 not be neglected, but the child - should not he requiredlo fix his attention oil euythitig too long. . Mental arithmetic • is a i n to drill. also coirunitting prose and pantry . accurately. . "Milton's "Carden of Eden" is a fine eNarulle Of imagination. Imagination af- fords amusement rather than profit, and while it should be developed it should not exclude the workings of other faculties. The subject had been so ably , reviewed that other remarks were superfluous. " Mertie Fcater recited "Teaching is what we make it." A motion was carried that the paper read by Mr. Corse be solicited for publi cation. Adjourned ti 11.7 P. M., to meet in the Baptist Church. EiENING SESSION. - Opened with musio by the orchestra,. followed by a quartette by the glee club. Miss Miun;e Clink recited a fine selec tion. The esFay on "Progres.s" was such as might have been . expected from the lady who wrote ron "Hard Times," 'and was highly praised. Mr. Thompson moved that a copy .of Miss Clark's essay be requested for_ pub lication in the School Journal. • Music—" Gloria," by the Glee Club. The manner in which Mr. A. B. W ood wtirth's declamation was rendered was another illustration of the adage, "a lit tle nonkenselnoii and.then is rtlisbed by the best ofimers" The declamation; "Mary Queen of Scott.," by J. B. Tracy, ,interested the audielnce, Rev. Mr. Tilden was introduced as lec turer. Subject—" The Teacher." The term does not apply alone to the person who presides over_ a school room; but whoever and whatever helps 'to de velop character. The difference between the barbarian and the citizen of our en lightened country is caused mainly by education. A vote of thanks was tendered to the musicians, and to Rev. Mr. Tildeit and others who hall contributed t 6 the ; enter tainment of the evening. P' Miss Lizzie Moody rendered "Little Greveleen " very beautifully, " The Skat er's Sons" by the Give Club. Rev. Mr. Curse pronounced the bene diction. The Association adjourned to meet in the Congregational ,Churck at 9 A. 3f. MORNING SESsIOti Devotions by Professor Burgan. The first resolution was called for, and—the discussion opened by Mr. Burgan in favor of false syntax. Resolution carried. The third resolution was opened for de bate. Mr. Crawford thinks the object of the resolution is to acquaint directors and• teachers with the, school law concerning certificates and contracts. This business form should be observed as- it obviates much trouble. Ernest Thompson referred to the cus tom of directors in cull:toying teachers without examining certificates and thinks the teacher's word ought to be sufficient. Superintendent Ryan thinks it proper that certificates be examined' dud the pay be proportionate to the qualifications. The itineracy among teacherS makes it necessary to be cautious ; while with teachers fn graded sehools , and those hold ing professional and permanent certifi cates it is not se essential. A vote was taken and the rgsolntion carried. J. Bovingdon called , for thU second resolution. 30\Z. Wood asked what in ducements are offered to,teaehers to im prove' themselves with - the wages given 11 (LW j Mr. Ryan asked the ladle's to ex press their views of the Te.solution. Mr. 3leßee nelieves it to be the fault of townships, not directors. Mr. Bovingdon would raise the wages' in. proportion to the win k perfuriped ; and another argument in favor of the resolu tion, was that many'expenses aro neces sarily incurred fur the benefit of the school. 3lr. Crawford adyises teachers to be cautious in signing contracts. It is the duty of directors to carry out the wishes of the people, and, cannot pay what they would otherwise be willing Eugene Thompson does not wish the tone of the yesolution to condemn the ac tion of all direArs, as many of them merit praise. Z. Wood thinks the conscientious director will do what he believes to be ri g ht, regardless of the opinions of the people. Mr. Ryan amended the resolution as follows : - 1 ,ilesolved, That the reduction of wages 1 in sonic of the townships of the county,- at a time when teachers are zuakihg greater efforts to improve themselves, and when produce of all kinds has nearly dou bled, is unwise and uncalled for, . The amendment was accepted. Mr. Phelps thinks the teachers should be moderate as they receive pay in Ipro portion to persons in ier employments.i.( Miss Doty replied that tit" price of board should have bee lowered. Mr. , Mos3iip stated th, enqz , igh is paid in educating children away f in home to support good schools at 'bode, which would-be an advantage to all concerned. Mr. Ryan said teachers' wages are low ered With the shrinkage in all property, but never raised commensurately, and when retrenchment is necessary it is made in teachers' wages. Our teachers are well qualified, and some of the best are leav ing the ranks because of the reduction. in wages. Mr. Moscrip said that firmers can not afford to reduce wages as it necessitates a reduction in the educational standard. Miss Blown also spoke on the subject. The resolution was carried. Music by the choir. A lesson in annuities was given by I. S. Crawford. The-study of annuities.makes a knowledge of progressionswcessary; so the different cases were hash explained. lie objects to formulas if used without Annuities at simple and compound interest weft' made clear. , •, To'Professor Burgan was assigned the subject of 'reading. He gave some hints in regard to teaching it. • First, adapt the I6ssou to the:capacity of the pupils ; as sign the lesson and have it thoroughly studied ; the teacher should pronounce the hard words and the scholar after him; in teaching reading introduce the sounds of letters. Professor Ryan had been asked to talk on school management, but the President asked him to change it to a little talk about the fair for the coming yeati The managers promise more room for 4n exhi bition, they aLso offer premiums for the best exhibits. Ire asked all teachers to have examinations and preserve the pa t • pers. Then followed the _election of officers President, I. S. Crawford ; debts, E. T. liurgan, Ernest Thompson, T. McCollom ; Secretary, Ella Spalding. Ulster was decided as the place Of hold ing the next meeting. Superintendent Ryan asked that those ! who had commenced teaching kr inform him at .once, that he may visit their schools. The following voteL of thanks was of relied :Ife.toirc4, That the thanks of this Asso ciation are hereby extended to the people lof Smithfield for their kind hospitality, and to the Trustees of the Baptist And Congregational Churches fur the use of. the same ; also, Revived, That we extend our thanks to those who have furnished us with mu sical entertainment, and to those net members of the Association, who have con tributed to our enjoy :I:tent and profit; also, Revived, That we extend thanks to the retiring officers for the able manner in which they have condUcted the Associa'. After.a song by the choir, the benedic; tion was pronounced by Rev. mr. Corse. The committee report the following old members Rosa Van Syckle, Josephine Kniffin, Clara Wilcox, Martha Kniflin ' Ella Mos. crip, Eva Crigham, Nettie A. Merrill, Emma Culp, Nettie Crawford, Hattie E. Rodgers, Anna S. Kinney, Clara Lewis, Mary Parsons. Mrs. E. T. Burgan, J. D. Underwood. Laura Gerould, S. 31. Hus ton, J. W. Norriah, Sylvia H. Bush, Ent' mett H. Loomis, Eugene Thompson, Jen nie C. Howie, Fannie Gerould, B. P. Camp, Frankie E. Brown, Mary Huston, Fannie Prince, Jennie E. Flintoff, Frank. Bartholomew, F. C. Dayton, Allie Hu lett, Liza Miller, J. D. Tracy. -Libbie E. Wood, Ellie Cheeney, Josie Farnsworth, Alice Crediford, Jennie B. Seward, Kate . Coney. Lizzie B. Moody, M. - E. Bullock, Mrs. Helen Sumner, 31azie , Kline, Ettie Doty, Sarah E. Cook, Thomas E. Dono van, Clayton M. Osborn, Hattie Brigham, Maggie Sullivan, Julia A. Sullivan, Ber tha F. Smith, Susie M. Brooks, Dora Brigham, Mary Brigham, Flora Wood, Mrs. G. W. Ryan, Ella A:'Spalding, Geo. I. Buck, George M. Marshall, I. S. Craw ford, Mary E. Foster, • Nellie Merserean, Julia Kinney, Mrs. Dr. Moody, J. S. So vingdon, Mina E. Wood, Sue Phelps,' E. Z. Wood. Fannie Loomis, E. T. Burgan, William U. Waldron, A.T. Lilley, Emma Rush, Lizzie M. Merritt, Jennie S. Fitch, Samuel Brn'sey,. E. H. Codding, E. E. Quinlan, H. C. Green, E. F. Thorivon, George Moserip, Mrs. Charles Pierce, I. W. Caswell, Effie Pennepacker, Hattie Bogart, Florensie 'Milder, Ella C. Friable, L. B. Dougherty, Hattie O'Brian. NEW Minnie Jones, - Ellen A. Kellogg, Alice M. Leonard, Etta M. Wheeler, Carrie Beach, Nettie Riggs, Ednie Teeter, - Em ma Brigham, Ruth Gerould, A. Louise. Wilson, Mary A. White, Nellie Totrikin son, Ida E; Groover. Lizzie B. Ttittley Frankie Lettio Tilden, Arvilla Webster, .iessie Howie. Katie E. Gerould, Hannah E. Beckwith, Leos D. Benslev, Ella L. Peters, Mrs.'E. F:- Thompson, - Ida Brigham, Carrie Loomis.' Keturah Van Byckle, 'Lucy B.' GEcould, Ettie Moody Jennie ih►lmer, Bell Hurlbut, Addie Ger ould, Ira Parsous, 'Wilber Kendall, Frank Semi. en, W tl! min G. Messing. Charles Colegiove, William Webb; A. 11. Wood worth. '(Arijoerneti Ito meet in !Sister the second Friday in rebriptry. JULIA E. KINNEY, Secretary. Jegaf. DROCLAMSTION . .— WIIEREAS, lien. Pact. D. 31ozinww. Presideet .Isl4l . ge of toe lath Judicial District, Onstatleg of the county of ileadford. hoe '.•sued hie precept bearing da e the tub day of heptenther,M7O. to toe dimcted.for holding a Court of Oyer and Terminsr. General Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessile, of the Peace, Com own Pleas and uridtan's Court at Towanda. for the county of Pradford, commencing im 2donday DECEMBER IsT. 1879, to continue three weeks. Notice Is thereinto hereby given to the Coroners and Jest lees of the. Pence or tlto 'comity of Matt ford, that hey be ,then and there In their proper person., at 10 o'clock In the -forenoon of isitki day, with recordc - intrisitionanni other remembrances to do these things which to their °nice appertalu.: to be done : and these who are bound by rrcdgnt rances or otherwise, to prosecute against the prom. tiers who are or may be In the Jail of said county, are to be then and there to prnsecute against them a' shall be just. Jurors are requested to be punc tual in their attendance; agreeably to their notice. Dated at Towanda. the 1:11h day of November, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine, and of the independence of - the United States one hundred anti third. PETER J. DEAN. Sheriff. ' TRIAL LlST.—December Term iR79. ' I= John Chilson vs E W Decker, appeal Daniel itensley vs Chat E Noble - I jostle Nadel Davolson's ear vs J Leroy Corthin.....asstot. Joseph Towner vs it W Lane . rject Shaw & Co vs Andrew .1 Layton ' trespass Coddtng & -Russell re Towanda Boni 8 Dist...deht Phoenix Lite Int Co vs 111 . A Burbank et at—sci fa, Jackson Lewis vs Win Whitney .. trespass! Seth Doane's palm, vs C W Doane 'trover i Weller & Ellis vs Dennis McMahen's •311.1137..a.1214 Sll Farnsworth s J'Cobb Wane . 11 C Detvitt vs The Schrader Coal Co trespass sarah•.lttlau vo olive Fox Elliott issue F L Fanner vs Eugene Keeler , /Oral Ilarrison BlaCie vs N I ram A Mack— eject' win M Reelpr vs &Arndt 11 Keeler ' ..a.4spt Andrew Pratt vs Joint Smiler- ' appeal J r Horton Vs Kola nennett..C:tial....; asspt .1 J TholllpsOp vs W H Dunlap... i ... .......... lug C W Clapp vs Juo W Ilellenhack, et al....trespass Win M Platt vs Charlotte Wards exre,-...:,..a55pt .11..ydi t Lewis' use vsPerrg Peck's ears.... i..asspt Margaret D Kline's use vs David Luther, et al..tres Joel Davits vs B. Lacey McAfee asspt ,IT C Hall vs_Williana Brogue ap;val 1 • . TIMID WEEK. --. . S Kirby vs II C Carpenter eject Arthur,Conningliam vs IS J flouseketicht.tresphss' Cornelia Turk's mint* cs .1 Turd ad fa Alexander Fonts vs J N Cole appeal A V Snyder vs Ii 8 A rdtley spirt* Edward Overton's adult' vaJohn Conmey . Frost's Sons vs Federal Inn Co acapt Elizabeth Drake,'et al, usevs S II Fansvvorth., Jed Brad is &It Ass Athens vs F A Root . ' set fa 1) B Witlker, et al vei Pa & N Y It 11...00 eject G C Holton vs Elhanan snlltit 411.1,e,1 Win 51 Mallory vs"JaaT - Clark. et al partition .1 C Blum vs Andrew .I,l.sylon • trespass C A Ileavenor vs David it avenor's axe assp .1 Is Bradley vs Alonv, 11111, e t at ejec M C111111111,7:18111 vs D mid Whipple Brad it & 1. Ass vs Nathantel It Reeves, lianiel I t aggers, vs Lewis Biles, et a 1... Wm U Barites is Win May ~ . . Hiram Morton's useV.S - trastus Shepard - do do ' ', do ' do do , di) 'll T 1 Ingham vs Jame?: MeCrossen . Catharine D Leffler Vs Wm Leder, et al Issue I. F Goetehins vs Wm Gardner ' debt SubpoPnas. Seeoml Week, returnable on Monday, December 8, 1079, at 2 P. sr.; subpoenas, Third Week. returnable on Hondav,. December 15, 1070, at '2 e. X. . GE*). W. BY. kCK3tAN, PF,,thonotary Tow'arida, Pa., Nov. 12, 1879 REGISTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given, that there has been filed In the office of Register of Wills In and for the county of Bradford accounts of administration upon the following estates, ' Final account of I•miei. A. Pierce, Eiecutor of William II Peck. late of Troy Borongh, deceased. Final account of Israel A. Pierce, Administrator of Jacob .1. V fele, late of Troy. deceased. First partialarcount of Francis T. Dewing. Ad minlstiatf Ix of Alexander Dewing, late oLWarren, deceased. • Final account of R. galley, one of tbe Execu tors of Samuel Bailey. late of Leßoy, deceased. Final account of W. Lewis - Lams, Executor of William Lantz, late of Franklin, deceased. Final account of M. L. Rockwell, Administrator of C. Henry Morley, late-of West Burlington, de ceased. Final account of Lu• inda F. linakland, Guardian of Dianna V. Perry, minor Child of Luther G. P-er ry, deceased. • Partial account of :C. C. Sexton, Administrator of Jahez Sexton, late of Orwell, deceased. Partial :recount of Marta Wheat. Ailmtnistratrix of Lewin Wheat, tate of Canton. deceased. Final account of Bishop Horton. - guardian of Hat' le Manley, fnowlScott) !Maar child of William Stanley, late of Canton, deceased. Final account of 4'0.1'0 C. Atwood. Executor of Reuben Atwood, late of Herrick, deceased. Final account of Lewis' L. Beach and C. B. Brig ham. Executors of Nehemiah ht. Beach, late of Smithfield. deCeased. Final account of 'William J. Delpeuch, Executor of Vo(entitle Smith, late of Stieshequin. deceased. Final account of Seth P. Gustfn. Gnardlan of Harriet liettmm (late Harriet Vance), minor child of Chester' Reason, deceased: Final account of Orson Rickey, 4ecutor of Geo. Fez late of Wysox. deceased.. Final account of E. T. For, Guardian of Eliza- Dein Morrison. Partial account of F. Tr Poi., Administrator of, L. L. Moody, 'ate of Towanda Borough, deceased. Final account of Reuben 0. Smith and Joseph POwell, Executors of Erastus 11. Smith, late of To wanda Borough, deceased. Final account of J. W.. Woodburn. Guardian or W. L. Moody. minor child of L. L. Moody, late of Towanda BuroUgh, deceased. And alsd'the appraiseweut orpruperty set off by the Executors and Administrators to widows and children of the follpils.g decedents, Its: Estate of V, 31. LMg. _ ... " John Terry. " . " J. IL Atkins. " - " John Merkle. - . - " J. B. Were. • " " John Cabal. ! ' .' . . " " Frederick Slinlenberg. , • .. Pau' Herrington. . 1 , " " F. S. Barnes. " Alexander Ennis. " Delman Messing. ,: i " " iteubeti Hickok.' . , " Sjivantis Vanhuskirk. .". George Horton. _ " ....Clinton Keeney. . • , " • " Daniel tfvens. ' , ..- i 4 " " Myron 11:Annable. -4. And the same will be presented to the Orphans!: ,court of Bradford County. Oecember 4, ICS, at 2 o'elock V. m., for allowance. A. C. FRISBIE, Register Towanda,ya., November 1. 1579. APPLICATION IN DIVORCE —4o Charles toyd. i In the Court of Common Pliws of, Bradford County. No. 785, May Term, 1879. Tou'are , hereliy notified that Lucy J. Boyd, your wife. has applied to the Court -of Common Piratif BrailfuriliCounty for a divorce f tbq boridc of matrimony, and the mid Court has appOinted Monday, Dereniber Ist, 1879, In the Court lious - e In Towanda, for hearing the said Lir; cy .1. Ip the,,premise,i; at which tluie and place you may attend If you think proper. PETEU J. DEAN. Sheriff. A PPLICATION IN' DIVORCE. A . --To Win. P. Pope. Ir. In the Court of Cot mon I'teas of Bradford County. No. Sit 2, May 'LI, 1d79. You are - hereby nOtifled thatf Angle G. Pope. your wife. ;has applied to the Court of Com mon Pleas of Bradford County ter a divorce from the'bond. of matrimony: and the t fald Court has apq pointed Monday, pecember BA; lata, in the Court dome in Towanda. forbearing the said Angie G. In the premises. at which time and place you'cin attend if you think pmpor. 26.4 w PETER I.l:OEAbi, Sheriff. AVPLICA,TION 'I)IVO,RCE. —To Lucy Smicy.. In the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County. No. 131', May T., 3879. You are hereby notified that Henry Seeley, your husband, has applied to the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County - for a dteoree from the bonds of matrimony, and thu said Court has ap `pointed Momtay, December Ist, 1879, In the Court House in Toiranda, for hearitigi the said Henry, In she premtees, at which time and f lue- you may at tendproper. If you think 28— rw - ' PETER J. PEAK, Shedd. - APPL4CATION IN DIVORCE —To John It Fitch. In the Court of Common Picas of Bradford• County. No. 80, 3fay'T.., 1879. You are hereby notified that Emma Jane Fitch, your laffe. liaN applied to the Court of Common - Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and_ the said Court has ap pointed Monday; December 'id: 1879, In the Court House at Towanda, for hearing the said Emma Jane In the tremilses. at which time and place you may attend . f you ihink proper. PETER J. DEAN, Bheilff. APPLICATION IN DIVORCE —To William Marcy. In the Court of Com. moo Pleas of Bradford,countY. No. 294 . February T., 1679. You are hereby notified that Alice Marcy, your wife. 'has applied to the, Court of COMMOn Pleas of Bradford County, for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and tho said ;Court has ap pointed Monday. Decemixv let, 187 g„ In the Court House 1W Towanda, for hearing said: Attie, In the premises`, at which time and Place you may attend If you think proper. ' - PETER J. DEAN, Sheriff. A PPLICATION DIVORCE. A JaMCS 'Edison Lyon. In the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford county. No. 5114, May Term, 1679. You are hereby notified that Margaret Lyon. your wife, has applied to ; th6Court of Com mon Piessot Bradford County.;for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, sod 158 said Court has ap pointed Monday, Detember ist, 18711, in the Court Rouse In Towanda,- for bearing the said Margaret L. in the premises. at Which time. and place you may attend if yon think propper. 194 w -, PETER J. DEAN, Shoriff. APPLICATION, ITT DIVOB,CE. To Silas Seame.nt; In the Coart.of , Com mon Pleas of Bradford Co. No. 871. may 1879. You are hereby notified that Fanny Seargent, your wife, has Smiled to the Court of Common. Pleas of Bradford County for a divorce from the' bonds of matrimony. and the said Court has ap., pointed 3fuhday, Ihe tat day Of December. in thel Court • Douse In Toarauda, - for bearing the said' Fanny In tte premises, at wbieh time and place you may atteudD you thing proper. 26.iw rem: J. DBAN, Sheriff. . . ~c:.~~. ii1011VAL1411" PENN. t NEW YORE RAIL Ewa Arrsegement of Passenger Trains to take effect -. - NOVEMBER' vhen. El= STALTIOXII. .1. Rlarrara ~... . :Rochester. ... ..Genera ..f . ltluca. ..,.. .. Milburn .. .. : . .Owego... 0 : ...Elmira .. rod —Waverly • 1418 ....Sayre_ 920 ...Athena... i 980 —.Milan... . . 94 0 ....'Ulster... „ 11 1 0,001.TOWAYDA. 4 to to Wiaanking .. ow .8 tali' Stone. .., 19 30 RunCeraeld .. 10301 F rebehtown .„„ 10 57.1•WyalusIng .. 11 151. Lacepille. 3 tr. ti 20Skin's Eddy ..... 11 371 Meshoppen .... it 44 MekooPanY.. .• •• i 12 30ITunt hated' ' 2 18 1 240 1 . , La Grange. ..,' 12:.6:.... Fa 115.... .. 1 20 1 Lt It June!) 1 351 2 001 IV Mk•llarr 1 Obi , 4 3 1 513rch Chunk 11 05 1 s 801. Allentown . 1003, ft 031.11ethielicm. 930 la 301—Easton.— 9 201 o,lsl.lthitad'lptith 800 n2b .New York. 530 1r si. • P. 31. 44 4: 6101 62 0 1 2 6311 114% 700 P.Y. U 28 U 43 LEM 1.1 50 t/ 50 ;1, la 18 35 S 9 101 11000 PE EH Trains 8 and 15 rim daily. S , eeping earl Oil trains 8 arid 15 between 'Niagara Fails and' Philadelphia and - between Lyons and New York without changes Parlor cars on TrA ins 2 and between' N iagsra Balls and Philadelphia without change. It. A. PACKBI4 Supt., Elapse. Fa.. Noe. 10. 1878. P. • N. Y. B.E. fltogsing. eT CI 13 " llae now received his FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING! WHICH HAS!'NEVER BEEN EQUALLED, OR. EXCELLED BEFORE IN TOWANDA I Quality or Low Prices, Every Article First-Class. PLEASE CALL it , EXAMINE BEFORE PURCHASING. . trespass trearros4 acl fa do do HE SELLS FOR CASH AND WILL NOT RE UNDERSOLD A COOD OVERCOAT. 1131 FULL LINE' OF HATS & CAPS ' ,, ,t'atton's Block, Main-St. Towanda, Pa.. Oet.l, 1879 gyrodierti Pare. NEW FIRM 5 AND NEW GOODS! H. J. Madill Hu filled up the old store of 0. A.•Bleck with full line of CROCKERY, CHINA, CHINA, GLASSWARE! CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED GOODS, STONEWARE 1 BABY WAGONS, • FANCY GOODS, TOYS, TOYS! • HOUSE FURNISHINGOODS A great vartetirof LAMPS, • LANTERNS, CHIMNEYS A I NEW DEPARTURE Sewing Machines of the leading tubes sold for Cub at Moil, at wonderfully low prices. MACHINE NEEDLES lc OIL LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN Are invited to look over our assortment, se we are determined to do ail In our power to please . . RN member the place, "OLD CROCKERY STORE., Towanda. hap 10, 1077 IMPROVED Agricultural Machinery The subscriber is preptred to furnish the tatesti and best machines for Pit farmer at the lowed price*. THE WARD TIME CHILLED PLOW This is the be and cheapest of all the chilled plows, and ls'adapted i toddl kinds of soli and work, WHEELER'S NEW !DdUnLE-GEARED TWO. M=LZ== With Steel 'Rods; large tnmit wheels and latest improvements. This lean excellent power and has no superior among doublmgearedll'orrers. WHEELER'S SEW THRESHERS AND CLEANERS T -with orerthot arid undershot. • , • • Attention is cane to Wheeler ' & Mallet's New Improved Undershot Thresher, one of which will be on exhit.ition after July 20th.- . Several other kinds of Threshing Machines for sale, among which are Gray's Steel Rod Power. and Threshers and Cleaneri,• and 'Peerless Double-(/eared Powers, and Peerless Thresher* and Cledners. • FARMERS , FAVORITE GRAIN DRILL This Is the most complete Grain Drill In use Samples on exhibition. WAGONS. liair4pared to supply anything In the line of ra ! agona, Half Skeleton, Open and Top Bug gies Ind Carriages, very cheap. Cortland, Bath and Empire Wagons sad Carriages: EMptre and Jacksbn Farm Wagons, etc. 1 , , . ' • HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Just received &carload or Fayetteville Excelsior Cement, the best and cheapest in. the market. tiatistactlon guaranteed.. MIXED PAINTS, For House and other panting... Beady for the brush. Cheap and good. Better than 'jou buy In Sheordlnary way. SEND OR CIRCULARS AND PRICES Offlee In Chet* Cent Store. Warehouse In rear of same and First NiMonal Bank, and on alley running from Poplar to Pine street., R. 'M. WELLES. . Towanda, Pa., July 15, . • GET - YOUR HAIR CUT AND SHAPING, ,Ai' 'TUE 7Grais4 Howse Shaving Parlor sirwe study to please. • • . D. V. STEDGE, rporr Towanda, Ps., July 1b,1579.. • 10:312!la 1 es 11 1000 1817 1 741 $0 tobo 6251 16E3 61. 11 • 616 24$ 120 1150 ,1138' il Either for McINTYRE wc•vrterna . .o:44ts,; . ..:-.,3p,a4.:.4- General Elardware, HEAVY AND SHELF Stoves,'Tin, Iron, Nails, Paints, Oils, Ghiss, Putty, Gunpowder, Shot, Cartridge& Carpenters' Wagon Makees'. Supplies, Farming and Dairy Implements, Table Cutlery, Clothes Wringers, Bolts, Chains, &c., &e. Rope - , 61 El RANSOM COTTAGE RANGE, With the Expansion Broiling Chamber, SMYTH'S PATENT DUPLEX GRATE With or without Low Closet, Reservoir, or Ornamental Elevated Shelf. The Greatest Combination of Valuable Improvements Ever. Presented Afteithe flattering experience of the past year, having had a very large and extended sale.-we find that the Tux RANSOM COTTApit la universally coucedret to be the most desirable Range of its class in the market. Its general features are the name as in the celebrated Ransom Range. which has. for years been considered the finest Range made. It contains the Ilatent Expansion Broiling Chamber, which Is universally acknowledged to be the only surcessthi and practical Strolling attach., meet In use. it Is also furnished with lansyth's,,Patent Duple*, Grate. This eelebtatett - Grate Is extremely simple In Its construction. It has now been in active use for more than lire years, anti in view of the universally successful experience cf Its operation and durability during that time, as well as the bight satisfactory results obtained by us in our own thorough trial of its qualities, we, have no hesitation In prosnclng It the only complete and successful arrangenient for removing Makers and refuse from the tl box Instantaneously, tberoeghly and cleanly, while the degree of combustion obtained has never. In oily opinion, been equaled with any other style of grate. Tile Ransom-Corr/Ws is a thoroughly first-class Range In all its portions and appointments, while the price le extremely low. it is so constructed that it can be changed from a Low Closet to a Range Single Oval Range, by merely lifting the upper part of the Range from th e Low Closet and placing it ze „ l a ar Se ge tol . o 4 l , rll A l ornamentedlegs- All takenout at use end of of the be furnishedge Inst e adwi w it h tant o h r e g e rn f a r a n n n e t n thi n Elevated mach mo more be nn i n f venient anti cleanly arrangement—and the caps. toes Warming Closet extends underneath the whole Range. The tint Water Reservoir is heated entirely from the bottom, and is of a larger capacity than will be found on any other Range of this class. All tha minor details to the construction of this Range have received the closest attention. It has highly burnished ends, uickle.plated knobs of a new aid beautiful pattern, tackle-plated panels, nickle-plated Towel Racks,- and the mounting and fittings is in the best style. McINTYRE BROTHERS. Towanda, Pa., October 30, '1879. From the Factory to. the Wearer. Shirts of Superior Muslin, Extra Fine Linen Shield Bosom, Open Back, French Yoke, and cow pletels finished for $7.50 A DOZEN I' .r - -- - -- - rx ",.,.. . 1 ...; •-, , 2±GT:s -1,,... \ C: 1 2. ~, ~,. ~..,,..,,, Titehmeompleted Armes:menu with oneof the lerTett Cotton Fut Olin ht the rnitet Pique f,, an U. rinited supply ofShirtinc Aluslito. al •soremely low prime, and having lamely inerrased cur f-wo ii oi• • I • the enitnohoo tore of ewep•es and bays' lithi rte.. In ,11 It) le,. oar bare dioci•lo,l to ni.lie ato Iniport o t It poir• toy, I roiti to A 4,144* ttually adopted lir •••ii.hort•LAldiolionents..4 tor,la. our., Ir...lorri ey oy rowiroyi, • ?'', wi.k ~,e , room's:tor. thee .aiding the rnornio. profits rotoninad by meldd!mayst aLol IL. e,t, i I trade. ana en -OX,, ye to m, to, the fiillaoeinyprerrilented 'oder; ' - 10 b 14144.4 ,4M Muslin. Vine Linen 1•111i•hrol Frenztt Yo un ke Ehleu, as aboeW, rawly fo,erenr. . . 1 , rr: I '' " ".. .• .* . ' P,. 'An e , ,,, , r•rit set rid Tr-1 e.. 141 plated Flee,. and Coil., Tiettene pre.onted to oneliroorrao••er tort . ee- I,'Slotr'•. .Z:.• hisothio Shirt fini•heel rorroplete."ith a art rott.s, at 0... -0 . rent 1pPe14.141 I ~ . • 'L. , • , t , - SL-cent.. We Warrants hr.. Sh:ros to tor first-Ante+ in r.err tn. I a •rsb•tu ,. : trolly r- t strati, tinist...i. u.. 1. equal in appeneollee. durability end style to 'z,t,v hi i..t ~. 1.., .., . ~• - • i•eo • r Ore , Ciiira n. much, hs iif a.... •• o • -ie.... • • -,..irtolizoferooli, e o•f• bed iiii I•ogolo •: aria.. iii ...ii.,... .. i iA Of , n.nt4f4 •••, re ...onuye all outside ert.rte. • I in:re' Sh.trtn tas..• 1.- ea st 0 , 44.-. r..•• ,44. , i.,•• ror r -,,,-, ~......, r..,,,...,... ,4,.....1..—. -,-• a:.l 4.1.,••at•. NEW I OW . CO., 421 .l.'. rostlvret3.,Ne. %stk. L.. o 4 . ..._. MILIIELEIZED 24111MiTLES I Plain Mantels, Complete $15.00 White Marble for Children , 25.00 Extra Fine - - - . 20.00' 1111 Extra Fine . • lO.OO Granite Monuments .- 150.00 Suitable for Crown People 8.00 Extra Rine fOr Family 225.00 ' 1 " 111 " Ex.Flnels.ol:l - r ii-1 wonld redOmmend especially the Beautiful COLl3tlll AB MARBLE; and far more durible for thla climate, wlllhot sort or DISCOLOR with age like other marble, A. W. .A. - Y.MIZS, 448, ill, 446 and Granite lard 458, 4GO 462' 4 44 Water Street, ILIUM, N. t Aiocettaneous. FIRE ASSOCIATION Of Philadelphia. ORWLNIZED SEPTEMBER 1,1817 CAPITAL, - • ; $600,000.00 ASSETS nearly $4,000,9.03 Thum Association co:atm:es to insure from Loom and Damage bs , File, Balidings.Bousehold Fur. altars, and iferrhattabo generally. .1 ' 1 . . , 1 WM. S. VINENT, Agent. Skit, Street, Tow SeEk A. WEEK in your mt. town, an no capital QV risked. Too can give the hairiness a trial without expense. The best opportunity ever offer ed for those willing to work.. You should try moth. tng else null you me for yourself what you can do at the business we offer. No room to explain here. Toe tan devote all your time or only your spare time to the business, and make good pay fer every hour that you work. Women make as touch as men. Send for steels' private terms sod partite. tan, which we mall tree. 0 outfit free. Don't complain of hard times while you have such a chance. Address H. HALLETT t CO., Portland, Heine. 4atiabset; smt4 Av. ,-t, BROTHERS . : DEALERS IN C01+413/1=131). 08 and Joiners' Tools, ALSO AGENTS FOR , THE --AND In one Range. STOP THAT COUGH DR. GERMAN'S CORGIS -.AND f!CON MUJIPTION CURE. READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER Messrs. Howarth* Ballard Gentlemen : I "take pleasure — ln recommending Dr. German's Cough and Consumption Cure. u I have suffered with a severe cough sincelast May. Have used all kinds of Cough Mixtures.'.bnt could get no relief. Mornings after getting up from my . bed I vmuld be so choked up that I could bonny breathe ; also frequently :vomiting severely. A friend directed me to use Dr: German's Cough and Consomptien Cure. I did so, , with but little faith at the time, but after using I changed my mind, and lean consclentionsly say, after taking only one bottle, I did not only obtain relief but am not troubled with that fullness in the morning. 517 cough has stopped, and I.ean obtala a good night's sleep—something not "enjoyed by me for weeks before. Will close by raying If this letter will be of any benefit Wyon, _you may have my consent to make It pnbile. jrolllll very respect. fully, , 1. -Z. DOOOHAMER. , 171, Mimicker Bt. , Utica. • Remember that after using of a bot tle and you are not satisfied return the bottle and get your money as-we sell no 'cure, no pay. Price 600 and $l.OO per bottle, as we are authorized to sell on these terms. Turner & 'Gordon agents for Towanda, Pa. • -7-6 m CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TRADE MARE. The Great TRADE N - ENGLINEI • t Remedy. Win promptly k • radically cure any & every case ' St _ ; of NervogsDebil. 9V . 4 By & Weakness, result of India. Be= Talciag e ore "" W e artg k nervous ...yr Magi system ; is perfectly harmless, acts like magic, and has been extensively wed • for over thirty years with great success. lsT Fall particulars in our pamphlet. which we desire to send free by mail to every one. The Specific Medicine Is .sold by all druggists at .t per package, or six packages for t 3., or will be sent free by mai n on receipt of the money by addressing THE GEAT MEDICI:IIE CO., Nu. 3 Mechanics , Block. Damon, Illicit. ell. Sold In Trwauda by C. T. NIRBT, and by druggistseverywhere. Johnston, Holloway & wholesale agents, Phila. , tAprillo, 181911. El Eli MIEMME HARDWARE, C. 00 -0 • a. / „ 126 .§. CI3 0.3 • = $.4. a F•Z BUD PIKE LIST anuary Ist, 1879! OODS ARE CHEAPER A 'rosy u t ter, trzisx WENTY YEARS ECebicat. BY USING Warranted teglve relief or - money refunded WHICH SAYS : ■ '~~~ A ~ tix p. MiffM pito . glint griditai . ll ft :;11- rumr: liwestNalmAD! NEW AIip.' , D,ESIP.A.BtareGOODS , "AAPlrifit •', gEll : ii_ i~iffi qis `paoi3a !o'os7l acd`eiamia}. " rAiiLoR stirra TEREIS; PLUSH AND IT.A;ROLDTH, • ,• • ',very um", and oar picas as . law as the Unapt. 011AMBEII, SUITS;: IN . ASH, WALNUT AND SOFT WOOD, wifeh wqare selUag *&.s very, law price— Ai inn lbw of ' • ' SPRING UNPERTA - KING In tals detkaitikant slaws 614 the basie 4 X!df n the market, aad ate eoathreMlyaddln. - • NEW STYLES ._, • . wltA,aA the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS; while oar prices are t t he:loweat. • SONS'. Towanda, April 9, 1079. • W 1 m -1 GREAt- B c irrsl DOUTRICH; MEACJIANT TAYLOR, 11;3 °PP O5l ,ta PFIc, TOWANDA, PA. FANCY S-131TINGiS‘ 'GOODS JUST jAR • IVED. Fine Cheviots, • Worsteds, Wool Diagonala, OVERCOATINCIS, In great variety, made to order, at the VERY LOWEST PRICE. LACIEL MATALASSE CLOARINGS, GENTS pußnennte GOODS, ..) Windsor Scarfs, Silk Handkerchiefs, irirka inspection of our stock will courtues tbe most fastidious. J. •DOVTBIOH, Main Street, Towanda, Pa, Dated Oct: 24, 1878. • If Emirs libudistatents. GERITY 3c MORREL , [Rstabli.hed 1847.] WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS DRUGGISTS SURDBIES, PAIRS? REDICIMIS &C., &C. 128, LALI STRUT, Fab. 28.78. EMMA, W. Y. LADIES- AND GENTS, FADED DRESSES, COATS, OR ANY ARTICLE TRAY NEEDS. CLEANING OR DYEING, , GIVE SATISFACTION .I:ka PAY FOR THE GEM CELEBRATED DYE•/ CLEANSINO WORN 2, 4114, 4311 * 123 WATER -ST., ,• • ELMIRA, N. X. ~, .] • ilgt•iliorx returned C. O.D.' by /zpreai It de sired. • . utayad. WOODEN' • • WATER PIPE AND CHAIN ,PUMP 'TUBING. 1 The underslgnad haring remarried business at ifs old place, Is now ready to supply Fanners, Tanners, and allOthersta need of Plpe, Willie IMPERIOR, mum TO 8111T‘,TITT I TIMES.... A:WY CHOPP ' (Successor to I. S. 1,10.113111, Elmira ) 122'R. R. Ave., Elmira, N. Y. June 10, tar& 17 lierM. KENT., Wholesale and Retail CLOTITING Gents' Purthshing Goods, isi NAST W . Aipli 11711016 LOP,ING BLOCK , . ELMIRA: Elmtra, N. Y. June 13. 1878. s3ooll.?lldl=needlitliettdaJar Hal antrequired; wetted! shirt pod. , Menommen„ boys and girls matte . money taster- at work for us than at anything- elme.l . .The. welt •is , /ight and pleaiant, and such u anyone can go right at. Those who are wise Who see till s nodes Will wind us their addresseint onto and see tor themselves, Costly Outfit and terms tree. Now -is the time. Those alretsdyst Work a» laying up Wei ennui of intone); Addrus MUM a&CO., Angnsta,-Maine. ME . , , ;r.., We OaA a fan i or Arip..nuows. BEM ptioidfaams. PANTALOONS. and , Plaids,' OVERCOATINGS, •t rediiced Colored Hose, Suspenders, Underclothing, rem 6S to 5.2 in else. Send your To as. We will GARMENTS WM. ROBERTS' ,'Established .1855: OZALBR IN I MI -A D ;-,.. ~,,' F. -., ,:,.;;sliag!file;- - :: .: ~-' BRIDGE MEET MIME STORE. TWO'STOES IN ONE i MEI 1 • . Moving doubled:olW fealties Obi broacu• pylog two store; Ire are prepared to offer you a larger stock than 'ever before, and at reduced RIM ; ; W•arreelllng-A F:U.RNTTURE Of all With is . , CHEAP . • • : it tioe ' 'REAPER \ ' -.„ Than the „ • . CHEAPEST. At the semi tinselly A '.s• - up the standard of our 1110 UTIDER TAKING, (OPE SPECIALTY ), We" guarantee satisfaction. We are prepared to dO anything In that line On short notice, and are de terrnined townie. Call and aneyfor younself. , N. P. Taysaina, may 15t„1872. =I rtiscetfantons. HARDWARE .. . . . i AT GREATLY R.E.D•IICED PRICESI . .. 11. T..jtTNE, AGENT, . . Is now opening a large and geueral assortment o Hardware, Cutlery, stoves, Nails. Iron, Glass Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Tinware, Howe Furniah. log Goods, &l, purchased fOr cash. and Missed Mr amp at Bargains to Hume who pay cash tor goodi, - -- nANGES and Cooking Stoves, for . Coal and Wood, at low prices, at - JITIVF.'I4; PRE the best low-priced X - stove for orlicei and ebandiera ever made, at JUNE'S. - -• FOR Horse-Shoes and Horse-Shoe saus. , goto Jusrs. LARGE stock of Bar, Square Round, Half-Round, Oral, Halt-ova), Band an Hoop Iron; at " JUNE'S. 'OR Paints Oils, and Varnishes go to JUNE'S. ANTERNS—a great variety at low prices, at JUNE'S. [AS CBS, Latches, and Bolt s , every tety and kind, at ' JUNE'S. S'f___ OA and Toe Corks (Steel), at JUNE"B. V___ _ niss 7 N S Celebrated Saws, at JUE'S. T 4 -f ABLE an Pocket Cutlery, at JUNE'S. HOUSE Furnishing Goods, at '''JVNTE'S NAlLS'and Spikes, all sizes, at JUNE'S N ORWAY and Sweed's Iron at JUNE'S MECHANICS will find a good as iortment ot Tools sr •• JTINg'S. A'-- . _ LARGE stock of Philadelphia Cart lege Anil Tire Bolil. at JUNE'S. \XJIRE Cloth, at PONDER, Shot and . Caps, for sale at JUNE-8. BLASTING Powder, at .trsys. ILES and Rasps, 'a. fulVassort x: ilent, at JUN 11111F;RY Clpth and Pnper, and _Lui Sand Paper. at ' •JUNE" 3: • WINDOW GLASS, from ix 9 to • :we. st .1 ttNE-s. S . CBEWS and Tacks,'clireet from the manufacturers, for sale $t wholesale and small, at reduced prices, at; . JUNE'S.. LAMPS, Lamp Burners, Chimneys, • Shadei r and Wicks of every' variety i at rs. TUB Graphic and flew Jewel l th . most perfect and ornamental heating stoma t the world, at ; JUNE'S , ROPE, Sa , b, Cork Twine' and Wick, Jill slim a • • • JUNE'S., rrINWARE-a large and general wisr , rtreent at loci prices, pt , JUN E's. STEVENS & LONG General Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISION'S, COUNTRY PRODUCE, HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR 'NEW STORE, CORNER OF MAIN & PINE-St& (Tlifeold Maud of Fox, Stumm t !demur.) . . 'They Invite attention to their complete assortment and very large stock of Choice New-Goods, • which they have always on hand. • ESPECIAL ATTENTION .GIVEN TO THE ' VRODUC EsTRADE, And Cob paid for dealrattle kinds. M. J. LONG. Towanda, Aprl 1-1878., Puestsed &stied4lie ever made: = thmi. catlong tb llzt e ftb ei Unwe pt all otherßltteramaker al = tair iavaw Arem Jhardatewl, Life t =earth. heel& cos ppipthly lung exist are usedoo eluded mud perfect • flash, sew Mad Ayer Se the apalosa Lena; To an wbove egokorment a came irregularity of the bow-last urinary amnia wr whomtr ze r . appetlier TOMO, and JONMagi tat. lurahredeuttflowit unweausio, No Taal:ter wharraia O feelter eralllcame are. Va • nua mar. aro flay later* mare tick. If you only feel bad or raisers. Ur, ase is Mors at mak it my re yawn/a. Lahti sunal hundreds. 4500 be paid tortoise tbrywal not cure or arJia Do not mbar sarlapaar Irleadsaaltar bat aM toys them Tom My =era It aaterobcrftietehdaarrige.aral m * Hut 11 — cene7a% • • wawa orf=Ftw ill e A. he Without tram. • c:rwir-= Ceits Ask ts — tho sweetest, re% istsstenit beet. • ' Mad a ll o lrl4l eMetoagdheta ci HaßYantoell h, Ai /tkpe.. CLtsatiiiieftteek , 44k 4 4lbleintrittor6iplc • enriel" tin of pu - •3l4:ii.acso az4 nitootiat: iik S aa",OWiae Rierdits.o24kcbedie,ll.7l SlDMonth ontrospenies guaranteed to items Outfit tern.. 13.1uvw t Co., Augwita, Hain SAM W. :WOK, Ai.roziffszAr-zeir. ropier street opposite Ward House.( Nov. 13. 1879. • . . "N,M177 N'IRM! No, 4, tioldlecuultiock, Bridge4t., Towsiols, kit = JUNE'S I 2, And 1:40. STEiriNS. Vie Ithertiontents. 70 W ANIM; PENN' 4. - - - H. DAVIDOW & BRO., CASH PAID /OH FIIIIffs.FIIDES, rEL . W9OI. AI4D,BEpSWAX Towanda. Oct. W. 1.879-lys. CLOTHING HALL OP t U. E. Itctsenfield Main St., Towanda, 'Pa. We have received,a very large - stock Of Fall and Winter Goo 6, . , • - In great variety, embracing , . . 8 ' . liN'BUSINESS; l' PlsS' . k tC% 1f: s , , . . . ' UNDERWEAR Gehts' Furnishing Gocids,'Fiats, Caps, Umbrellas' &c. 1 0. - V.,RcOATS Gloves and Mittens A SPECIALTY. PRICES, THE VERY LOWEST , 'iffa-Plea.se call and examine before purebarbig elzereliere. , , ROJENFIELt) Twianda, Pa.. Oct. 2.9:1 1 81 . 7 . E 9. HARMLESS, EFFECtUAL'A AGREEABLE .444 . your Draggiat for CirCulgrs For sale by ' CLARK B. PORTER (Ward Muse.), DRIT6GIST. ABU*, Pa., Oct. 9., 18711. I am using Eiy's Cream Balm and receiving very benenclat result.. It is the only remedy of acr at many I have trlcd.whlch has' acted ti.s a cure. I have been troubled with Catarrh (or over t 3 years, 'my head has been. most of the time, stopped and very much inflamed. It has opened my nostrils and reduced the-Intlanunathat in my head—in fact 1 feel lam being cured. It Is the only - remedy I have round which can be applied without pain and dread. My eyes are Improving tidthat I can stand' strong light, w 1 have not Ixaen able to do for years. . NATItANIZL. FEG LEY. With E. r., ONT?:, Merchant., Oct. 30. Im:HALUS t BALSAM Curs Colds, Pneumonia, Bronchids, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Congil, and all diseases of We Breathing Organs. -, It soothes and heals the Membrane of the. Lungs, inflamed. and poisoned by the disease, and prevents the bight sweats and tightness across the chest which accompany it. CONSIIMI'TION is not an incurable malady._ It is only necessary to have the light remedy, and HALL'S BALSAM is that remedy. DON'T DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for this benign specific will cure you, even though professional aid fails. HENRY'S 1,-.-H1 cAuiMmin the- Most Powerful ..dgent ever. Discovered. Henry's Caibollo Hideo cures isores,, .11enrzifii Carbolic Salve allays pain.: Henry's Carboito Salvo mares eruptlans. .ITenry'i CarMille Salve healspimples. .Z.Ectivipa Carbolic Salvo heats bruises. Aak thr Hen rra, and Take No Other. Fir%BEWARE or coms-TEREErrs. TOWiSLET'S -}. HI" r" _ IMES IN ONE MINUTE. i 'Eacy's Caibolic : Troches.;- • A SUES PILEV'& 4 '.iTINT. OF - bantagious Disease - 3 llonrsenetr,* • Diphtheria, and Whooping Cough. Pteasant to the Thate. ," • Ilsygnai its:l4va Dyspepsia and Dilioner_ , esr. C 277 FOR SALE BY ALI, DRUGGISTS. - - - F. HENRY. CURIUM & CZ), PoLE mom:trona, 24 College Place, Tor:r. travellerspitector9. STATE, LINE d SIALiVAIV.RAILIiOAD N•A 3! E 8 ECM 0111MEU WM . . . Court Mouse. • ! 'A rrive.Tuwautla Depart: 0 f • 3.00 • Mootee:. ' 4 j 3.31 i " llrox'A.. 44 • , 11 4.10 " New :bail." i • 13 4.30 " • .. " I 13 I 4 43 " Dus6ore„ 4, '2O i 5.13 " - •,.Bernlce 44 28 5.15 • u• 0.30 1 28 8.59 24 3.20 1 20 8 10 13 :•7.L0 1 13 7:30 8 8.43 . . 1 0 A A.A. N. Y. r-tiptoAD • 601Tg. STA.TIONS t . lifP 3i IA Itt A nt — , 3 st , t 5 :2 5 r 9 .0.V.1.17i 9.201...E1mir5... 7. .:5.:,11 2.40'6.14,s .50 6.10 1 9.F CAC U. el. Waverly.. 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