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CULL H. ALVIN, Weft lIDTIOI4
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'Towanda, Pa., Dec. 2, OM.
rammels') I I THR rosTorrice AT TOWANDA
As YEAH.. MATTER OF TEM NM= CLAia.
LOCAL • AND GENERAL.
The expire' tioti of subscription isprist
.-ed On the colored label. By noticing the
date every stsbscr s can tell lam his
paper still be sappeck unless the subscrip
t:ion is renewed.
SAYE FOR fiALE.4A. DOW WO of the
make of foster,. Bahman & Co.; of Chi
cinnati, 1,500 pow& weight, warranted
first-class, will be sold verb' cheap. Ap
ply at this office.
- begins on the second of Min*.
• ;
PLIMUEBS are in the midst nt their
harreeL •
16tYusu muffs now match the hounds
Hof plush.,
• 'ARE you going to take lemons - in
'dancing? ,
,
Tnr, post offibe at, Minnequa, ban been
discontinued.
TUr. coal dealers of our town are doing
a large buainess;
Coil; oil lamps
,whiels are. filmmed
every day, rarely eaplodo. -
• I
Tns Graded School at Athens , has just
beenaupplied with an Orga
Tnz,ntore windows in ourlown aro as
saining a holiday appearance.-
TUE Dooetaber tam of our County
Courts 'begins on Monday next.,
Tux average. youth has become quite
interested in the price of skates.
IT 'Will bii unlawful.to shoot deer after
December 15th till next October. .
Tonssihieres are operating in adjoin
ing counties. Look out for them.
SPRING HILL has organized a "BMWs
hand," with S. F. ACKLEY , IIB leader.
THE Sullivan County Cot* begin at
Laporte, on Monday,..Deeernber 20th.. -
Tint horse is jrist like'ourself. -He
Mkt* a warm bit , these cold inoraingai
JOHN, SULLIVAN has pumbssed the
FLEtCUEE property on Bridge street,.
'Tar. little snow birds, , the harbingers
qf stater, have come. And So has winter.
'THE snow shovel is cut square this
:oar, with a handle strictly Tor business.
As we go to press to-day, Wednesday,
Ithere•sie strong indications of sleighing.
Jore.N SULLIVAN is SOOD to open a tobacco
„taco it one of tile stores on Bridge street.
, .
WE le4rn that the Keg Factory at Mon
- by fire_ on Tueadriy
- cntng..
INE
THERE are two thousand and two hun•
Bred deaf and dumb persons in Penn•
Sylvania.
' malcinv, your holiday ptesents, re
member the needy. There is nothing per
sonal in this.
A sii.van dollar bearing date 1838 is
said to be worth forty-five dollars. Look
over your old coins.
BEA IRDALEIt & SPALDING have purchas
ed the Troy 4 Carriage Shops of L. W.
1:10101Et_ Tidy, and will run the same.
TUOSE lonveraited-for water pipes have
arrived, and 'the Water Company , Will
av'w pei.h. the works to early completion.
ex4ition on a debt.of $156,000 was
i+aued fronkthe Court of Common Pleas
u( 'Susquehanna County, ,one day last
week. •
MAJ. IIaLE • and lion. J. , . G. PATTON
Lave built a large. sewer from their brick
blocks on Bridge' nd Main streetaltolhe
GEM
It was so cold at Owego last week, that
a brick yard there was frozen- over. At
least the Gazette of that village says such
Ira/ tho case.
Tiff: Owego Reco i rd is nov,prifiliao_u_a
Campbell power press. KZELER mu St
be prospering.
2, At auy rate; ho has got an
excellota, presky
• A FAIR and Festival in aid of the new
ll'iesbyterian Church at Athens, is to be
114.14 in that village On the 15th, 16th and
.1 .7th of this month::
IIUMPHUUEY Bror. and TRACT, and J. 0.
Fno,T's Sons, presented each married
man in their employ with a nice, plump
t;iikey for Thanksgivin".
Tim. collection taken at the union meet
it)-g in the Presbyterian Church Thanks
giiiirst day for the Benevolent 'Associa
tion;lirmourited to $46.40.
Rev. Dr. TATunt will' preach in the
Universalist Church at Sylvania,' on' Sun
day next; at I.oi "M., and iu the ChurCh
al Springfield:at 20) f*.
THE Owego Gazelle is to have a now
dress_ of typo the first of January. it is
also to be enlarged and be eight in
stead of a four page piper. •
Tin:ladies of Christ Church (Episco
l'allV - 111 hold a fait. and festival on Tues
day and Wednesday the 7th' and Bth of
Deeenther,•at Mereur Hall.
T. 11. Fra.urars, of the firm of FELLOWS
CantOn, is building a fine resi
dence on Washington• street just below
Towanda street, in that village;,
CIICIICII of the Messiah (Universalist),
Rev. Wit.T.IAM Tsvi.on,•Pastor. Rev. S.
C. liAvvonn, of Vermont, will preach at
101 A. M., an 4.7 r. at. All welcome.
u‘rie . ,
THE Raysvilfe - Adreiliser says that
several ms4rith drivers - from that see : .
thin have to4 . iork on the new route
of the IL L. & Western Railroad at NiCh
ohl, N. T.. _ . '
Tur.• collection for the benefit of the
LidieS' Benevolent Association, at the
Qire% of the Messiah (Universalist), on
Thanksgiving evening,' amounted to the
handsome snm of t 65.67.
ElAvs the Waverly tier - fete :." A small,_
,:green snake, resembling somewhat the
garter snake, are devouring the celery
bids in this section. They do their-Work
- z ; at the bottom of the stalks."
Tosuit Le a movement on foot looking
to the establishment of a ruannfactory of
Union Thrashing Machines in Western
Bradford. This machine is made under
the DU:CII:kn and MCNAUGIIT patent.
t)ou-FELLoirsuir. Rev. WILLIAM
TA M. D., of Towanda, will deliirer
a public lecture upon Odd T Fellowsliip and
its benefits, by, request of Springfield
Lodge, No. 381, ro. of 0. F',„ on Satpr.
day evening 'next, Pecetaber Uh l •pt
Springfield Iftre,
_
aavowtoulas*,iinadEoo,-,vill
Onaid
D m ou r
misty
'Saints Mamalink riq. t Lai "
ty int*** amide itodi pavesoint lsfrum
of his, pet** ca Yalu 'atioitt. - ,Ciatatai
animal la alaa Wing* iamaa *lid at
a pameinsals fat of lga reams as
Yort Aieaue. , '
Tits Post Office Department of the
United States has notified all postmasters
to keep a'correct, amount of all mallmatt
ter /waived 'at their, °Mora dining the
first week in Deoember. This , will be an
important, item to the census bureau.
Br referriug to
,the advertlientent in
another iolumn, it will be observed that
the eitizewrof Terry tcrenslilp, will ask
the Lighilatuni.st ite main session to
pass a law to present the naming at large
in that townehiP of horses, cattle, eta
Isc order to pat an end to illegal pal
dunk the'., court pr Adams 'county has
ordered the law oalhe Subjeii with a list,
of legal peddlers, to be pablisirsd in the
local papers. This is a good practice,.
which ought to Ibs enforced' a - all the
COlll4lOB.
ME; Jon ()airy's, of Athens, is the
owner of a pair of yearling colts that
weigh twoihossand two hundredpounds.
They are what is termed 4 1pony build,"
and have fine action and are doubtless the
finest, Pair inAhe county. They rue
y
sired by " Garubetta."
. ,
SATS the Athens Gaietts of kat manic :
'L. 0. Sam: is putting in his than frain
ng a ssw mill to be erected yon the
grounds of Jon Gmv,rut. We understand
W. •.1C GREEN is to operate the mill,
whieb will be steam power, when ready
for use." - •
Tux earlier factory of Nciurras &
firnman, on Pine street, was discovered
to; be on fire on Sunday mOrninglast. M.
though the flames were well under way.
when discovered,. a few pails of water
were sufficient to extinguish them. Dim
* slight. . - • •-•••
AND flow i 6 is rumored that a rieh-vein
ofsilver heel 'diamond . itr-thek hill
west of Athens. Well, .we have always
insisted that Athena waa surroneded by
an
uncertain amount of " ritihneisr."
Why, Waverly is only four miles north of
that:village,
NORMAN ;7+l. Etcuat.uguoan ban put.
chased Col. MEANS' interest in the Iroun.
dry and machine shops on Pine drat.
" Nona " is an excellent business, map,
and will be a valuable acquisition to the
Ardor' Jonasoa tt. Co:, as well as to the
tilisiness interests ifilprivanda.
Tus . services of the celebrated Swim
Family have been secured for an enter
taiumaut for the benefit of Christ Church.
The family are now tnivellog in a West
ern State, and will stop in Towenda on
their way to Connecticur.• The
. 00noirt.
will bo in Mertur Monday:evening,
December 6tli. Admission to all parts of
the ball 25 cents.. • ,
Tun large barns df Mears. CA231;1111-
Eng, just north of Elmira, 'were burned
Monday night: . . -Forty-six ,biad of cattle,
and a large quantity of bay, grain,
was c.msumedAY the flames. The, fire
was the work of an incendiary ; loss about
$11,009. The loss is partially covered by
insurance. The buildings were erected
last spring. • • - ,
1.0. or O. F.— One of the officers of
the Grand Lodge will give instructions , in
the recent changes of the unwritten , work
of the Order,. at the Ball of Bradford
Lodge, in Towanda, on. Monday evening,
December 13th. - All brothers of the -Or
der are invited to be present.
. , J. W. VANTur6,l3ecretary.
OUR neighbor Caoss, the Stationer, has
on exhibition at his Book Store four of
the finest plate engravings ever brought
to this village. The one entitled "The
March to the Sea," . is a grand picture, and
nolover of the "beautiful " should
fail to visit Caoss's and examine it. We
do not expect to receive it as a Christmas
present, but o vie shall envy the perjrn that
does.
THE dwelling house of BARTLEY
HEATH, in, North Towanda Township,
was destroyed by fire on Monday evening
last, together with most of . its contents.
The fire is supposed to have caught from
the chimney. Mr. BRATS was absent from
home at the time of the fire. We have'
not learned:the amount of the loss, but
learn there was an insurance of $BOO on%
the building.
Tip?. borough of Honesdale, have pur
chased of Towanda boron .h, the Linta
Steam.hose carriage ° and fuel cart.—
Tuitaandkk Standard. "-Steam hose
ciiiii";4aritt fuel cart" is good. Will tb
tßandird be -• kind 'Dough to inform us
how a "Steam hose carriage and fuel cart"
are operated, and for what purioee. We
had supposed that the Liam hid dis
posed of their Steam Fire Engine.
A FREIGHT car and caboose wool',
smashed at Morley's Crossing, near
Green's. Landing, on Saturday morning.
They had broken!loose from the train and
were left standing on the track, when the
°gal train following came up and arus
them. Thera was no flag out, but the
conductOrand brakeman got out Of their
car just in time. The engine_ eras not
severely injured.
TUE Waverly correspondent of the
Owego Recoid furnishes' that paper last
week with the following : " Still there is
room for more. The Lehigh and Susque
hanna Railroad Company are surveying
for the purpose . of extending their road
from Willits-Barre to Waverly, oh the
eastl:sideof the Susquehanna river, where
they wilt meet the @owing Bay rail
road, givitig them a diitot line from the
northern part of is State southward."
0, sx member of 'the Church of tbe Mes
siah in this place pays one . hundred dol
lars a year towards the minister's salary,
and one dollar per week toward current
expense , . besides making liberal 'contri
butions to the Sunday School end miscel
laneous objects connected with the
Church. No one but the steward who
received the - contributions knew that tie
gentleman refore4 to and the members
of his family nsoilestly dropped twenty
dolls= in the collection for. the poor
Thanksgiving evening.__. Revue. - '
Tan ladies of the M. R. ChUreh at Le
ona, organised a Women's Foreign Mis
sioaary Society, November 10th. The
foilewing officers were elected ; Mrs. 0..
11. STATUAIe t President ; Lovr.m
. BROOKS, Mrs. M. A. &TACT, MTS. 8. A.
!Nowt% Miss DIME Dosing, Vice Presi
dent& ; Mrs. M. C. WE8111110674 Cone
sponding Secretary ; Miss Macy: Bitirsi,
Recording Secretary ; Miesßuls R. Fax-
Nino, Treasurer. The Socie4 bold their
meetings on the semul Wednesday ot
each munth. , They commence their *is
sionarY year - au/ Ilith tlito7- 11 4
.
“iembeii, - •
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siumbffs.ltts: Boum', i!'nser-lahi i
tillbe conbaled ter tbs J oisum Diustblt.
AT the Court of Quad*: Oendons on
Ikedal. Na Alt T. _ LI 1[ was ar
raigned am fourteen indkititents for for
pry, Weeny, iina erneitaleniest, A. I.
tbranymir being the prolocutor. Upon
the ease being Galled and ajnry bowel.
ad, the District Attorney had-no evidence
te offer and MO lionnow, who ar,
upon the bench,' directed . the jury to bring'
in a verdict of not guilty, widdithey did,
at the same time; Axing the costa in Up
minor offenses en the yonseentOr.--lfent
rem Democrat, .f4tA.,
,Tas aka= COrillipladent of the Elmi
ra Telegram, makes mention of.badness
changes, etc., to take plsee in that rUhge
within the• neztjew weeks :
Timm Ida meats his store 'and move
into his father's; Yocienzinwill occupy
Tnour's sterel A. J. Bums will
spy the store meated by L. Toms-
ma, and Mr. OEOROII O'DONNELL will
occupy the building now occupied by A.
J. Brass." The corrrepondist further
says that 0. E. Eir=ocs has purchiummi
the oorner lot sea of his brick block and
will put, up a brick building upon it in
the spring ; A. D. SPAULDING willGig . *
/A
brick heuse.upon lot corner cif.Uniori and
Center streetsi lately purchased from
Mrs. noir Van Drat.
A froonit maa over in ließairville
thought to add to , hb beauty 14' adding
to his upper lip a moustache. The 'Ad
eerthenOf that place, relates the young
man 'e experience as follows "A young
man not many miles from our quiet little
town, behqg somewhat anxious to raise a
moustaihe, discovered in a 'city paper an
advertisement which names follows : "I
will send to any address for 26 cents post
paid, a bottle of my own preparation,
that will bring out by applying it a few
times, the idea* WO on the smoothest
face; inthe world." This young man in
vested; but afterO few applications fount
that:be was growing quite an extensive
upper l'p, but the hair don't start worth
a cent. , iie says " he would't suffer again
what be did for all the monstitches in the
country." ; , .
Tun contents of Applitosie Jourunl for
December are 'as follows ; A Tree in
Odenwald," a. Story, brOttO Rc•quotte
"Paris Two Years before the Revolution;"
"The Roof of the World ;" 4. Alexandre
Dumas," by W. 11. Pollock; "Memory,"
by A. J.,Faust ; Thei Literature of toe
Victorian" Reign" (Second Survey), by
Justin McCarthy ; " Hymn to Nature,"
by William M. Briggs; " TheDog'aUni
semi," •by Grant Allen ; Mecaithy's
HI tory of Our 001 Times;" "An Un
apptiated Poet," by Daniel COnnolly ;
"Sectional Fiction A Fool's Errand—
Bricks Without Straw—A Year of Wreck"
—by, c e . H. Jones;' !loam:dote' of English
Rural Life"!(Seoond raper), l •by, an En
glish Clergyman. Editor's Tablet: Mr.
Grant White on our Public-Sched Educa
tion—The Evils of EdnCation goneraily—
Need of 'Low-price Legitimate . Theaties.
Single number, 25 cents; Yearly_subscrip.
.tion, $3. '
O k AND HOP
•
of the Wyoun -Cornet Baud, at Central
Orange Half, news Hill, Thurisdat even.
ing Decemb4r oth 1880. Admittance and
aupper•7s cents per couple. Dancifig ex
tra. Mimic by Jona - soles orchestra. .
A TRUNK THEFT.
", A .
EDWARD JOITNSTON Iv arrived in &vein',
Tuesday of last welki -- from Terrytown,-
where he resides. Ile didn't publish his
arrival in the newspapers, but4ust went
into that town, quietly, like any private
citizen. Sometime during the afternoon
Constable BowM.&N, from Tarrytown, ap
peared upoti the scene and expressed a
desire to see upon_
JOHNSTON. He was hunt
ed- up and arrested by Officer W. P.
Seroxt, .of Waverly.. Officer BOWMAN
took him .in charge and conducted him
across the State Line. The' offense with
_which JonzsToN is charged I. breaking
open a 'trunk at Tarrytown and
seventy-eighr dollsrs. Our Terrytowni
correspondent gives further particulars.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Our. Athens correspondent, under date
of the 28th, sends us the following. The
deceased was several year* age's resident
of this place for a =miller cif- months,
working at his trade ;
Friday evening3here wall a terrible ac
cident near Mr. Human* In South' Wa
verly, by which Mr. Ktacl Berney/ow of
this place, lost his life. Ile, in company
with a gentleman of same time had been
to. Waverly, and as Is the custom of so
many while having what it termed "a
geed time," imbibed to much that he was
unfit to drive - a horse. At the bead of
Meyatone AMMO,' in making' the- turn
they were both thrown from the wagon,
Km being killed instantly and the other
stunned. Two young men came along
soon after and found them, and the team
not far off. They were taken to Sayre,
thence to thls place, where an inquest was
held yesterday morning. The jury ren
dered s verdict accordingly, but censured
the authorities for the Condition of the
street where the- accident happened. It
Jraa not the street, but other things that
caused the accident. '
Man was an eicellent workman, and a
generous hearted man, of whom_ it may
be truly said ; "in Wet he had no enemy
but'himself." He leaves.a wife to mourn
his tragic death. _ '
KILLED BY A ,FALLING TREE.
At Granville - BunMiit last Thursday,
say a correspondent, EnwrsE.HOGERS,
meiwith a tragic &AO.- He was catting
timber is the wwoods, and had felled .a
large tree, which-had been ,previously
partially cut in two. It did not readily
fall, but slid diown, the stem striking the
ground. He was cutting at it in order to
diAidp it, when it suddenly tipped and
tho trunk shot violently out, striking Ho
osas and lodging scions his breast on the
tht side. Mr. Lu ma VAN Holm; who
was working with him, immediatody ran
to his assistance, but he seemed to have
been almost instantly killed, as he only
breathed. once or twice gaspingly. He
was flftpone yeari old the day he was
killed, watgreatlresteemed, and leaves
a wife Ord one child.
WHAT THE CAE 13024E_ SAYS.
The gooialoone, that infallible winter
weather prophet, shows a deal ,*t winter
both in thebegbming and at the wind up.
There willte a little let up along- about
the middle of the season, which, perhaps,
means the 4inuary thaw, but still the
atenak of Winter goes - right along that,
laid and in the time. This *ill be good
nice to tha iu clothing. and to
tit wb*wish to get op_ sleighing par
but harrowing intelligence to those
whci have "kinder coal supplies and • feW
sheilea. :Irromitbe,glanot - we bad at the
chart of this peat prognis,tiaktor of
terlburadnyi we hive no lutspation in
Wing s h ill It - menushnr iaeBe. -
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to beinAnotirti.impricifi: es'a seine
redden antr:Vgeollems* , , 'Ol l
scim Mai Ida .111siliproberwir
fore: hit mmietons trisidi'and; fillirw
tornwies ibis Betroso:±111P Mew to
blaupening itreeptins Mid tbe
on Thtusda.
_yenning hest, ef *slum&
HO
seal new be- *as Veda*d `fiat: of
the idd-lidtimalist ebertklininglidely
aftiimbictrbe olOmoo to imitruet
kti dapobirc:Aiii Sebago
mat;; Prof antgmitbaijetoommended
himself, - while - ea a shining light, tiiitafin
his profession, be eases to us crowned
with lame* He boa placed before as
.a
large cana l containing Inutdreds,if not
thousands, of .eztracte, letters and mill ,
clans from = the preen and tbe of
Fora Scotts, New Brunswick, Canada.
ewfoundland, him .Edward's Island.
&c. that give Dim a professions* record
drat any man might be justly proud of.
'to has excited whole towns anti 'movie
cos, and has been the:recipient of band
some and experadve gifts, as mementoes ,
of the respect and appreciation of his pa
trona. - -The rapid advancement of his
pupils and the grandeur of ba entertain
menti are especiaily lauded, and with
such a record and such professional abili
ties we predict for our adopted townsman
full classes, and for our Wil/Sep_e_opl• much
social enjoyment in duo new HA under
Profesiror DAMIII.II'S able manage
ment."
COMMENDABLE.
W. A. P., the Athens' oorrsepoaeht of
.
the Elutira - Adeerticsr, furniekes that pa- '
per the following a t
MINIM HALL I& I#ol, of theJ Athenk
Novelty Works, gave a supper hat light
to thiir employes mid their hmllies. 125
sat down to the tables, will were nitxjl
arranged in Ekerrangloure HA
abundantly supplied witb delicacies by the
ladies having them In charge. On behalf
of the employes Mr. Litt:utton read an
address thanking thee employer and
showing their appreciation Of their hind
most' by well chosen expressions - of regard.
Hempen's* were made by 'Means. B. C.
HALL, (sons Lyon, W. L. Slum"
and J. R. RAXIII4 reciprocating thip feel
ing of friendship and pledging their best
, endeavors for the welfare of their men:_
it was a soc:al treat because of the good
feeling and excellent characters ,of these
active agents in'the uphuiMing of towns.
When capital and labor unite to honor
each other, in such manner, it is a pleas
ureto speak of it." -
THE ATHENS GOLD MINE.
For some weeks past, says. the Athens
oorrelpoodent of the Elmira Tel/gem/4 -
the l eople in :the neighborhood of Athens
have been stirred up over the reputed
finding of gol4 and precious minerals in
that vicinity. It is said specimens of the
alleged gold bearing ore were take's to
'jewelers in Waverly and , pronounced by
them! to be genuine gold. llamas, the
jolly landlord Otthe both' at Sayre, - was
partlediarly interested over the :Sported
great find and had some of the ore
brought to Dr. W. H. Game of this city,,
an expert, assayer. On testing it thor
oughly be made s report which dashed ,
the hope of the embro miners Of the Ath
ens bills. Ho fouid that _there was not
the least trace of gold !in the. specimens
Which were without any mineral value
whatever. 'Flury were simply iron pyrites
• —only that aod nothing.more.
IleJ ; V &') ')s ', V ':4 ;,!
It is given out, says an exchange, that
onions mean unfailing cure fov dipbthe.:
via., Tbey must be placed in a band&ge
is their raw state, - and then beaten into a
pulp, and the cloth containing them, juice
and. all,Zonnd about the throat, and well
up. over the ears. Rene*. is must be
made as often as they begin to get ,dry.
In cases noticed the result has been al
most magical, deadly pnin yielding in a
shop time to sleepy comfort. We trust
the remedy, which is quite simple, may
haveA wide enough trial to fully test its
usefulness. . •
MEMENTO MORI.
Thanksgiving week-has been one of un
ustial-vidneas to this . community, death
4taiing fellowed closely the celebration of
the day set apart for retutning thanklgor
the blessings Of-the past year. Thus vWy
soon many have Occasion to recall the
words of the speaker, as he urged the
dutt - of returning thimiti to the Author
of all, even if adversity'appeared to . sur
round them. -
Friday morning at five o'clock, Mr. A.
A. SINNER Pined from the twilight of
this life into the full light of an endleis
day of rest, where the'active pursuits *of
this existence are 'not necessary , to the
happiness of our being.
Mr. KINUER bad; been for IllitheD years
engaged in business here, having a large
trade in dry goods, groceries ? etc.; imd
possessed the confidence and esteem of
the entire community. In business cir-'
cies his lo ss will he severely felt, and in
social gatherings it will be long before
his piece will be ?applied. Several times
since coming be 4 they have been called
to mourn the loss of members of the fam
ily, and in each received the fall elm*.
.thy of neighbors and friends, bet fir this
the greatest bereavement no.words of
sympathy can supply the piece of 'a kind
father and faithful husbind to.the mourn.
lag
_widow and weeping children; yet
they may have the comfort of knowing
that their sorrow is shared by many, and
- the sympathy of all is theirs.
The funerallervices were held to-day
at two o'clock at the residence; Rev. Mr.
HOOD officiating A laige concourse lof
people, ttended the remains to their last
resting:place, The Masonic and I. to. of
0. F. societies attended in organised bo
*dies. Mr. Kixrizu was a member of the
M. E. Church, and in all thi . relations of
life an honored member of society. •
Thus we record the death of one more
of our valued citir.enso;and wo thought as
we saw the remains in the elegant casket
eurroundixl by flowers, that the flfty-sev
en years and seven months aid's, bad not
been in vain. Though the plate bearing
the inscription' "Our Father," • suggests
au agony of grief, yet we hale the assur
ance that GOD shall be 'a Father to -those
that trust Him.. ' ' - -0
Athens, November 28,-1880.,
MAIL. ROUTES.
Froni the list of Mail routes in Fetus.;
sylvan's, on which the . Post-Office De
,partment has advertised y fi*sealed propcs-1
all for conveying thsiiiissila from July 1,
1881; to June 30, 1883, 10.- print the fol-'
lowing named routes, th 4 being wholly,
Or in part, within this county: Proposals
will be received at the. Contract Moe of
the Post-Office Department, Wasbingtsxs,
D: C., until 8 r. N., of January 100881.
A'l d-' for the arnosn3Au connection
with pack route, most accompany each
bid : 0: ' --
847 From Mehoopany to Bootkiville,
Golden 13$11; Su Run, Tarrytown, Asy
lum, Duren. and Macedonia, to Towanda,
35 'tidal§ and back, three timer: sk week;
bond,-$l.lOO. _
8478-From' Loveliton„ by Sciotaville.
to Collev, 7 miles and back, twi c e. a` week;
bout, 41100.. _ _
8479 - Flom Laceyville„ by Tsmeavora
Valley, 811youse l West Auburn, Rush Four
Corners, and Rant Rush, to allati,l9 miles
and back,three4mas a week; bond, 14100,
0480--From rale, by Spring Hiiti
wathwintrimmk-iwisksai
itedifilit 4 . ";0111414 :Weir 4 '
iiiniersialiick = -.vim a wooklet:l4. l _
IV“Onillts 14 /OW, snit thew Brews
Fweelelli.weolloVhondr:sl.4ooi-„,-,:..,.:, TT--
I fit u t .: l *S% tkasgir tii==r i .: 4l* *tuedi.
-,- sts,a—miiim.iiiituth:bitCl4u soli
Colley, 10 - Thisinno, :' BF =Wilted heck,
twice a week; bond, VIM. , .. -•' - • ! •
8484-4 1 ettn!,Willitit _hi :Dirsietre.,,___ l llt
miles and mak twice a week; lined, $BOO.
8486-=From , Wyalusing, by Merrysli,
Camplown, Cold Creek.Steveserille,Pike,
Bushell* Rash, and Fantail : , to Moo
trase,2B miles and lenitorta Orme at week;
bond, $l6OO, • ' - "' " I
, • 881141ent With:tin& by Lire. Hill,
qnsillibar, and Ciimp School Houle (1. o.),
'• 102 d. miles and back, three . times a week;
- 8487-4rroni Towanda, by Li
_`• Car
ene, States' Mills (n. 0.), aid llseiriw,
to New Era, 15 miles and back, tluee
thaell,,L a.miloltilloollt OM ' ' , . .. .•,'"••• .',
estre-.-Froln. Tommie, by SHigniann,
'Mountain Lake;". Blanton, 'West Bar
lingtoo, East Troy, and Troy, retorting
by EratTrgr, West Burlington, Burling
ton. Luther's Mills, and Highland, to To
wanda, 49 miles," " equal to 21 miles wed
back. six times a wear,. boW ; sl,2oo. -
8489-From Towanda, by W yeas, My- -
minim ', Rem% - Orwell, and Potter/We,
to "LeßlysvMe, 21 Miles and , back; ,Mx
times a week; hoed, $1,900. . -.
;• 84915-1-From Sheshequio,by HOmbrook;
to Towanda,• Smiles and back, six times
a Week; b, $5OO. - . •
• 8491-From Rummerfiekl Creek, by
Nisbet (a o.); Mittens (ri;o:), Berri*.
'elite, and Union Grote (n. e.), to LonsYs
tr7le,lok miles and becksix rims a week;
bond, WO. • - ! • - - -•
134n-Freen Camptown; by.
Hollow
Herrick
Herrickeille, South 11W,_411.1e ,
Orwell; North Orwell, West Windham,
and WindbansVentre, to Nichols, N. Y.,
25* miles and back three Unwise week ;
bond, $BOO. • . ' • i , . ••
8499-From Myeesburg, • by' Miretir,
(n. o.), Ilerrickeille, and Blunt!, to Ste
.vensirille, 14 miles and back, "once a
week; bond, - $lOO. -,
.. '
84 From . Rome, by :Park l a ureek
and Whulham Summit,to Nichols, N.Y.,
W ailes and back, twice a week ; band,
8495-From Rome, by North Rome,
South Litchfield, Litchfield, and Tinge
Valley (n. a.), to Athens, 15 mate-and
back, three times a week; bond, $5OO.
8496-4 1 rom Milan, by East Smithfield,
to Big field, 11 miles and back, six times
a weak;Aond, $7OO.
• 8497-6Tiom °mutt Creek teCtiereung
- (N. Y.), 2- miles and beak, twice a Week;
' bond,sloo.. • . _ , •L :
• 8498 - Fr o m Big Pond, by Bentley
Creek and Ridgbury, to " Wellsburg (N.
Y.), 9 miles and back, six times a week - ;
trim& $5OO. . -
8499-From -. Troy, by Leona, Spring
field, Big Pond, Wetona, and Leona, I to
Troy, 20- miles, equal to•ten "miles And
hack, six times a week; bond, $OOO. ,-
8500-From Troy, by Sylvania , Sala
vari;.: Ordy's Valley (n: 0.), and Maims ?
burg, to Mansfield,. 15 miles and back; six
times a week ; bond, $9OO. \ •
8501 , --From Granville Summit to Gren
ville Centre, 4 miles and back, six 'times
a week; bond, $200.'
" 8502-From Canton, by Mast Canton,
Leßoy, West Franklin, Fmnklindahr, and
Powell, to Mouroetoto2 miles and back,
six times a week; bond;:$1,800. _
5503-From Canton. by Gleason, Or
ilensbnrg, East Point ) Liberty, ,Barfeldon,
Natureo, and Morris, to ~Antrim, 31 milemi
and baric. six times a week; bond, $l,BOO.
8504-From New Albany, by Ever- 1
green, - to New Era, 7 miles and beck, 1
three times a week; bond, $2OO.
8505-From .Edsalleille, by Aspitniall,•
to Snedekeraville, 8 miles and back, three •
times a week ; bond, $2OO. •
- 8506-From ilbeshequin, by Ghent and
Black, to Shilhequis, 8 milei equal to 4
miles slid back, three times a week; bond,
$lOO. ' • . .
8607-From Columbia Croat Roads, by
Austinvdie and Altus, to-Columbia Cross
Roads, 8 miles, equal to 4 miles and back,
-six times a week; bond,. $700: . •
8509-From Eldredsville, by flake Run
and Shank, to Canton, 19 miles and back,
three times a week; bondi $6OO. - •
8510--From Foot of Plane, by Eldred&
villa and Lincoln Falls, to Hill's Grove,
20 miles and back,' twice a week ; bond,
9408510.: i
. 2-From . Fall Brook, by Chase's
Mills, to Canton, 10 miles and back, six
times a week; bond, •$000,„
. " . PERSONAL. • ••
. -Mrs. ELLEN MADDEN is seriously ill:
-Mrs. A. B. BORNE% of Spring Hill,'
is visiting friends at Liberty Corners.
,-Mise. FANNIE Nona. . of Troy, is vis
iting ber sitter,-Mrs. REED BRAUN* iD.
thisrplace.• Li , •
•
~.. ..„ , t, „.. _ .
• -Colonel u. . YACIER, U. A. ZANIER
and Lours Protamr, have arrived home
'from Europe ,
" - '--Gironira F. 'Ninnies bas gone to
Weedeport, N. Y., ) to take charge of W.
M. MALLORY'S Call business there. •
-Hies CARRIE BARSTOW has .returned
home after a pleasant,visit of several
w or
:weeks' durationith fends in Butts*
i N.Y..' .
-The Snpreme Court baring adjourn
ed until the 3d of January, Judge MERCUR
will spend the ricers with his family in
this place. . . .
-oxonon T." Im . mix is again about to
I embark in the mercantile business at Su
gar Run. thrown is an enteprising, go
ahead business man...* - .
,
~..
-rREDERICS E t SAWAND, Esq., editor
i of 4 ,the Coat Trade - Jotirnat, New York,
- pie us a pleasant call on Tuesday,last.
He is visiting-the different Coal mines in
this region. ' . . . , .
-Mrs. W. H. WRIGHT, of Elizabeth,
N..J., and Dr. I. N. WRIGHT, Of Mains
burg, Pe.„ mother and brother.of Rev. C.
H. Wurony, erespending a few days at
the Methodist parsonage.-Revisw.
-Gxoncis BEITR, one of the oldest res
idents of Monroe township, died st his
residence in that towniship,ori the 21st
nit: He had lived in the township for
nearly fifty ; years. -He had been. in ill
health for. a number of Months. ' •
-kiss Immix, Mann,' in accomplish
ed and ,suocessful. teacher in the Waverly
high school, has been visiting friends in
thit place divine the past-week. Bbo also
spent,a day looking through the merlons
depaetments of the GrUdedlotiool. .
--Invitations hare been issued to the
- wedding of Mr. ;08EPII R. Biome, of
Susquehanne County, and Mist "BELLE
HORTON, .of this place. The ceremony
will take place at the residence of the
bride's mother, Main street, on Wednes.
day of next week. • 1 • . - -
-The body of Mrs. C. H. NOYES was
cremated in the LaMovrtz Crematory, at,
Washington,. this State, ern ',Thursday.
The deceased lady was the wife of C: _H.
Noyes, Esq., of Warren, and daughter of
the late Dr. Rosettes Monsa, of Elmira.
She was married in February last. •
_.
, -
-Mr". JOHN N. WOLFE, proprietor of
the Taber House, had the misfortune to
pat his shoulder .badly lout of joint One
day last week. He wars sitting in his chair
with his arm resting upon a table, when
the chair slipped from under him and the
weight of his body ;rem thrown nn bit
arm. - Crit•llamit.".o ... W. 'mu uis
re, tte i -'• •
pate] in.the f i guring and order
st them to form in line on the floor,
lo
he w going to organize a broc
' brigade.. Be armed them mi
brooms, buckets, cloths and ecru
v bin i g ng b io rcudi hs es, " - tellingen these
them iebra b ta i- v ie s
field's eleetion.: lie appointed bit
a
i self imptain,, and told 'them tb
•
—TM Te w iejurnar4co a g4cOurck '
the Elmira Advertiser: ""-Mr.. ANDREW
Fa% the worthy. Pedometer eftbis place,
bas the mien! cradle which rocked His
Honor, ludo, PAUL D. Monne*, of-To-
Wanda. It bas the 'appearance.: of : being
an heirloom "of •theilloninpr family, and
is "kept as such by his sister , Mm. Fat.
Truly greatness from little 011411011 rise.
This one would become Ilhe. rives , rootn
of the late Governor of I "Blue -
Jeans." , . d „ L :--•' - i , •
--Commissioners' elerk Litwin must be
itu early riser: _ Although he lies on his"
farm, three miles out of town, he seldom
fails of having his breufsit. gbring dims-
Bone -about the farm*** for the day
and mailing the office by seven o'clock-.
geit Tally before: the other officials who
reside - in - town are stirring. - And early
rising doesn't .apetar to Mlle his temper
a particle.-Rwisw. 'Nothing ever." reit
lies" Vluxtes'i temper;exeept when a
Man, comes luta hiti.office arid 'debts - on.
telling owtorr i two Winslow, about fat.
19
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. to
tlillifi vtr ini lir
li ft lillik am*
tbees 4 , 8p0nii,,-,,z . 00*
t
*, l lsailnierieliOSlONllK-illitill
-tab thi. Cas
omiseisiofifigipiioNU
Thue to all ritt,th dog. : ..
tbea 40Iaeoe wet . liinsidt.tl, 1i111411 . .
iillietaatatittiLiglb*il;k 3 ) '-::; - k. ''.-,7Y,':•\:'.
El
AtioriikOlicoumshe ciiin!; ad' * I
14014140Ullthich has beesWOW sad
he
*Obtain ro far mouths has _settled
bow': end -*in Siodquierridon :non
Deleinniq -will be content with Cies. J.
A. NOM si our Preeidest foe the auk
tear Oink' ilia the vein and.ptoupaeity
to be rathnod mut earebra
Oriz.Tridiy the lath km4.,"erbile took*
and wilkfiere to *bon doing
Oa" s *est eontalahrell7S wm,aikea
into and the mosey stelae, floopiebil
rested upon s men be , bad work for
by the of Jobnelso, who bed
served s term in rims some time before.
Mr. Beezerty get warrant 'honed by
'Squire Terry, and. placed it lila binds
of Vendable Bowmen. who rot's
suit of the Met.; Tbey wooded in tap.,
hiring him in Weverly, 2f. Y., Ind took
bini to Towanda, where he will bateAtir
tiffs hoil) his ttha.: ow, stua birds or‘
the moontain.
Mr. flolitalpi, from Ildladebids, is
emoting a fins atom at Now 110.4. Mr. &
is 'said to bo as onsergotio briiroca aso.
We wish him suoomi.,
Tbeepisooty prenib quits bud tbrovilk-
Out!our community, but not to nn,, dang
erous extent. Aiwa *smut
.lust :pis
of-bb working Mass through , episooty.
•W. T. Horton, mut ine •
has returned from .Hew York, wheel be
has been pirchasim his winter dock, and
now offers nammable hatpins. ;
Mrs. Looks C. Jacoby is setiOwly ill.
She is under the trnatment Dr. F. N.
Terry. •
James Napes and John Mauna
engaged in the butchering huskies; and
seem to be ;doing Well.
G. AL Hallman has again amused his
droving business and is purkasing sheep.
Daniel Lane la buying up wade mod
sheep, butebining and preparing tlimm for
.market. • .
Josejib Fullmer bas moved his family
to Long tallish where he Is waking in
the coal mine. 1
Das schools for the winter terms are
nearly all opM,. The TergtoWn school
is taught by Mr. Gariiwin, from Franklin;
the Still Hill by Milis Mary . Sullivan,
Norway-Ridge by Mile , R. H. Beardsley,
Spring Lake by Miss Agness Layman, and
J. W. Gould tenches onsßUis Hill, lughnn
township. ,
William Fox • has nearly finished his
neat dwelling house. ' ;
Diphtheria prevails in our locality to
some extent ignite bad. f
A German tinnily just lately emigrated
from the Kingdom of. Wurtemberg, .
Europe, has . moved into our vicinity and
purchased a farm, • wherefor they paid
cash down. Housman by name; We look
for yore Bitch peOple to come and settle
down incur community. ' •
Viodl brothers and John . Proof, frowi
our vicinity, have gone to White Harm
to work in a turning and saw-mili.
H. W. Boirman has agidn moved
Norway Ridge - intoihe village of Terry
town. •
_The Wyaluslng Blur has appeared in
some families in our vicinity, but it is zm
equal to the REPORTER. - It is independ
ent in politics. • •
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:I'.I.OdrACCOMNIOOOIIIOIAWA."
Mil
Effl
,
• • Ppm. BISIIIASZ.
Terrptown, Nos. 26 1880. - '
ULSTER._
The same cold weather of the past few
weeks has frozen up all the noire, we
should judge, hom them being
appearing in your , minable pager
a city." .
Dur school oommeneed . ihr winter term
yesterday, with H. E. ? l ivelier at the baba,
and Idles F.-Bartholomew and *laa Lizzie
Kline as assistants. We understand there
is annttendsnee of about au" hundred at
present, which •will be , oonaidersidy
crinied after the hurry of the auturnna
work is over. . •
James Irving, John Irving, John Ma
they and. F. R. West are hunting deer on
the mountain near Berdee. We upset
to see them bring home three or four as
fruits of their skillful markmanship.
Mr. A. L. Bodine his bad the misfor
tune to lose several sheep by being VOIS011•
ed by eating
Mrs. W. IL Rockwell, has entirely re
covered from her recent illness. \
Yes, we &nil going' to have a christmac
tree, and an invitation is eatenikil to all
to participate in the "f - vity'nf the. cot
,
deign. , I 7_
Did some MM . say that oar druggist
went away Sunday last and leR the door
of his store unlocked I -
We tamest forgot tcktiay anything about
Thanksgiving, but will say that it r.aased
very quietly, there being no service at the
•
church here; Rev. Moyer being absent.
Roping the solemn linrkey did not roost
so high lnit what the unhappy editor was
able to retch - him and prepare the same
for his dhmer onihat day, 1 remain yours
anon. 114KiaL.ft
Ulster, its., November XI, 1880.
- • • . WYALIMIING.
Thanksgiving day WM, gOntiallY ob
served here. Most of thiplacesnt busi
ness were closed. Rev. I). Craft preach
ed an able sermon at the M. R. elonchin
the morning. The sieging, led by11.,11.
Gaylord, was exceptionally good. .
H. Hillock has retuned from his
trip to New York with a Tarr stook of
holiday goods. Evidiotly Henry Is satis
fied that the country is safe.
The Wyslusing Ski. still' sires; and it
is claimed that its drealition is holm
lag. Sucesis
F. Tinos - Is en .the road selthig
'Alia' medicine,::
W. L Vaunts% erbo hes been confin
ed to the bouse by a cog far tbe List
two wean, is improving., '
Bnrion Ellsworth, eon of Edward Elie•
worth, &lad sixteen years of age. iii:vary
dangerously ill, and• not expected to Ele;
at this writing.
Wyslnslng, Pa., Nevember 21/, 1880.
BlisiNess LOCAL.
Hunutac Cainarr.—Jcat noel,
ea—another at INS WOE Stir Come.
rept!. • , iirsstill.
Or CASH PAID FOR PROMOS at
Oet.so. . . Dun= & Voccorift.
Cough bee the best wearhig Mow
tor Men, loyoaad UMW' 111111 T am oared la
TOraida,saA st Kir*. wi,lda UN lief* et iIL
Or Elegant new stook of JEWELRY
at. Us INlVeat Stank Oct. 7t, tow
sigi. gooth srs NEW and of the
BEST QUALITY. Diireciii t votress.
GLOVES sad ENS—loonot
pekes-it wo locos sum. Vet%
tor Job kit of Ladies Pas% $5 sods;
worth 40, at ibe 'MOW b Oat.% 1111.
t
at. po rAir iod, doom ands
Eao~suos.col! $.4..51 1 ,4111, maim i soosts
. • Xs;st,,
t- •
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Mil
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WNW. MI6 - 0 111 . 11 4 1 M OM all'
Ilnromisag BeisdnaryaM
ME MilLsrhi l =Afros A FIRST - CLASS INNUNNIN SCHOOL FOR LANES AND GENTLEMEN.
~ - •
71. ' collim- - to stwicide the following Comm - Of -litedr: Comma .ft , ,OW , Normal &um, Literstere and
OMM I B, Chodeal 'Cake,' Preleastory Conn* Course in Ifhwie, mad Courser in Art. - SUMO, mot desiring to take my
me of the Cenrem of litady myteire say studies'which they are impared to maw, Priem within - leech of all. •
The Commercial Cense miwo instruction is Penimenihip t Comunimial Law, • Political Posomy. Coomercial Aritbaseile. ,
DmimeacCondismes,, Tebgraphy, sad Book-keeping' as applied to Whose of ell kkilm Mrs Telegraph Mow, two
_ ' '
;:in BY OsOnif DECIiiMMEII lm. Coennerehd studenti sakes Div. L. L ifPRAOUT., A. 11., aid all ethers
Rev. D. ()OP ,D. D., Kinoton, Lamm County, Pa. • , • - • , , Nov. 113, 1880-wil. -
er NE MO - UNDERWEAR, at tbs
mew sum on. $llll,
• ar Pt futons of all kinds, of the best
Wog. Dacus &Noggin%
rirNeW Ont—Nri. Holmes,
itay A Mai* E. P. Me sad stboMP-4t the
filiesei Slam Oct. 211th.
arPrompt; pilot .In nick henilaclis,
usdasiknoims. acristlpaikw - IS die dile
ate., pinisteed Is, thaw
_sang CARTS/VS WO:
Litie Ose s dose. SS Mots. Nov% 10.
S 1 ea yogi -Pelts.aod Furs to
U. : o*Tiom, ISM., as BrNg* St ! ' per WI
;army cal glAe.ffild. Best In
wins. Damn
ar Choke TEAS
_aadIICOFFEE s
.p et is Vowel's.
.11" PRICES WAY DOVI as (Wits'
Ras sad Cause Soots at SLUMPS, ogiaodup her
- I /rev. 274 f.
VT-Hatmemenc Ask your minibant tar
Mary it asaassa's Andes sad OA Llatassat t and
=lt slims la Os statis t tors la awe of seal.
lirThe largest, Best _lid Cheapest
this if hiss Mr Ladles% Kiwi' add . Chddrear
dead la tined at Codsgs'a DOW atana, earner Main
WPM
tar Dr. Boater!" Mandrake Bitter's act
epos the Iltosooth. Litres sat Dowels. moors oIY
seerettoss. theltlowl.stml fortify the system
sgstast /Issas% .
Itir It la Impossible for s woman after
a' faatlifal - itiOneof • trestoseot with tuna
Inottesat's VZOKTABLIC pOMPOUND to
eostlost tousler with a weskoeto of fin atom. ,
Itooloto a stamp to Mn. Lrata z. riximatt, fiffi
Weston Mense s Lyika.. Kam; for puisphlots.
Soist by Dr. D. D. roataa, , Dnig*, 'Towanda,
Perfectly sate, in all aues. Poi
dismiss of Lis Croup. Wboovisg
Cssiat.Collsiste. Dams" ZUOT is is sate, nuatie
ellesSaal essolly.., • • .
.11.. B. RODGERS chine:ages oompe
it julity of goods and lw prices on Saab.
Mats sad Moidins, snit a/ balldiss eta.
Wait ' . taagli4f7
Ifir The 99.CENT' STORE is Head
titre tar svarythisi ti Mrs Use et LAMPS sw
411 , SWIM - sec s-wt.
141
r i g!Et&ATETE 13E178, WINE
s LIQUOR SZTTS—at 1110..Ceat Store. •
• ,
Ihnos . thimig MlLT.—This' is an'
t Pwitatdolltld—ose that antmeade Itself
t. Tamers having apples. goto; •to waste.
well to give the Cider Mid ltgelade
" * tad fisphily4.erathhti the trait firatead of
•t. . earwig; 11,0!iinels per day. Yoe lade
- • • • I. X. WILLIS.'
, 110.
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
att dims satout *Cent Bum
z . AVIS'S blllllElf P11L101141.-•410
-, pest remedy tor: Colds..Ceehts. Coosemp •
tlbjp.r4l sal alrestlons et, the Leap sed•Threst.
•
I •
i!I hide nsedlDr. Simmons' Liver
Wet welt sod to oky tawny foe years, sot
see It moot the met estbdbetory ousltelses
joss be wed. atot Ipg mould Woes we to be
; It, sad nossesiesil ory Meade. If
3.esst to emirs beeltb. to show keep It on
• IL L. KM?. Cohuabne. Os."
. .
. •
Anr - ' low nArrusion' IS ilfaritlLD.
lliipeneles Is the absesee of Man or annoyance. sad
teleirreverAbere b peak tbere Is diatom. • pale ftt
Ink hiller, Pram of the body Indicates $ dtso der
etoietais kind. If there Is any odor or color or de.
n
pent
tin hi the Arl Mee: in It means dbeard isease and requires
many of our
a n d at We
f ds speak of the remarkable pumice( Warner's
Kidney. and Liver Core and are convinced
theirs Is wills; so certain _and valuable for all itts
ordersef Abe urinary system both male and Mimic
* O l SS 'IL
ir No, remedy for kidney . _ dhow&
heretofore discovered can be held for one, moment
In 3 comparison with Warner's Sate Kidney and
Myer Cure . vaO. A. Itterfes4 D.' P., Washington.
D 4 O. , . Nev. 24. NW. -;
:MARRIED.
ICATTZLIO,—POPZ.;—_In Borweet, Tbanda.
Noverob VANN ISM, by Rev. Dr. sutan, Rd.
ward Z. • gattell. of .111mtbrinas.N . y., and
Angle Goodrich Pope. of this place. " •
PARNALLiI DAVIIB.—At tbii sesidemee otl
Mrs. Ztleabstit J. ?booth In Neatb, November TV
IS" by Nev. Z. J. North, MK Tbeopidlus Par
nails, of Middletown; Pa., and Nis Nary Z. Day _
the, of Neatb.
THODIPOICIN—BUIM—At 'Christ Church Recto.
T0 11 110 4 1a9 ,Nevemb4 St. MO. by the . Bev.
Jobs O. lint* Ilif...Notward A. Thompson and
Mtn Bede M. of 'reined*.
[- - DIED.
•
BEINBAST—In ifernekville, November IN Ind,
lire. Nary A t fklnhart, of consumption, a
40 years.: ,
BUN NELL.—In Ifesneheo. Cal., November
•p, 1130. of quick eonsumptkm. Nary A. Bunnell,
dal/Otos of Goo. W. Hendricks, of Pllto. .
TATLOII....to Castle Creek, Broome' county. N.
Y.. November 22.1380, Lanka IL. wife of A. P.
—.Tayllor. K. D.. and youngest daughter of Cyrus
and Lydia Burma% of IltimensylUe. Pa.
TOWANDA MARKETS.
szroiTsu atr stsysznia Lose,
4245srablealsra es Groesilis sadreodeee, corm
• ; • 'ICOR rfip4Serwts. •
• WED2II2IIDiT. MINING; • 240 V. 24 , 1 140.
raTtsili. MILLING
Pleat per bbl
- I 'sue T a
Tam pet seek 111 40 i g U
Cora Meal pat tn... , . It 40
atop Peed • • !I a,
Wiest, per badl.... 01 a a 1 111' a '
Cern... 4 111
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our' ' - . - sn• • 0
Daeketest ' 10 0
Rarkwassi noir—. 1 SO • 0 V
411011111' 00114 . 0 SO A a• 02
Irtatotby.westers... AA ,00
Beaas.oll4, OCO • 1 SS, d 1 0 • . ' I
Pork. MIL • bbL-OIS 00 . 111 20 10
Lard ' se • 10 • 12
Batter, Orbs -SO • SS • • -
MOW - E SS • SS ,
lads.
o tread • '2O • .
laii.lt
Pdaass. per bash.. A 0 '
isidwaa 20 • 21 .
COSSICTSSO: ST SISS. A. SAMOS
stesi. • -reefif 074
Void Maas. ' - •la oal •
Deasaaliklaa. ' • 4 40 Si'
Wasp Peas •• ' ' . lis ISe
anissciran it a. Davuiow a aaar" . '
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RLIOIRT H. WHITE,
. comatesioir maramatr.
AM Neer Is all 'Wads of Cesatry Praise%
Calier b ilirp.Laiatis,Pealtry, - ae.
11111#L, IMAM ' .01seXlip] ,XZWAIF.
kIOR GALS.-As "I wish to go
isor ati
ouboUs." Ho Is yaw& 1124 sad mod ;
opolipt Imo .11.410 tol.M. Ito.; Is my. Woo Su&
onto b eons soo rosy looltabio. !HI be
lot ids WHIM irst of Hare! oots. • •
It. IL IIIHIIIITON; Holula.`
UM% Roulhorl Heel-wle. •
F. A.,,r_ FO. SALPor-TO ;_'olimie
,dit, a ... W
oft; • • TAO Wattitis sod Illialaittsw
. Is :Massa toossalp. Istelp bassi's( $ its
zes S 4ol
Nab stVd. Wears t ste ~e ar. lapessad .
Ida. lbw liddidloWli be. t s ' silasted..
sad will adapted UM the .- . Twat
abstsl. -A plai_lo -P. ltitAT, A fp, •
st li WIILLIM Wats* ria . ...,
4001Milbef 1,10 1 10.w14 1 _ .' - . . •
EAST FRONT.
NOTIOVI—Notice is hereby given
that oa &WIWI* 'III to so% to tbe Clow
sill Accolatily of this Commostroalth, at Ito wit
otooloo. for Ito polsogoof a *teal lowpolltbithe
as runoise atlargo la tho toitsObto oC Tio sot
*musty of irodford of boom mitt* gnaw tihoop
PM sotto. TIMM
Dec. 3-o4e, sod ottmo: Mims of Terry.
:ASSIGNEES NOTICE.—In 'the
matter of the waste et Alonzo Hill. la the
• rt ot Common tard Canty.
Noiiee le hereby shwa, thatmmithatiem haste(
been made to mid Court ea the Nth &yet Novem
ber, A. D. thee. by Jawed H. Caddis& amigese for
the benefit of media= et the estate otthe said
ambraor. b arderthar be may wary eat the agree•
meat be bee made with Ids wrediteer, sad Ike that
he, the Mal • James H. thoddiag. a r tischarged as
assignee ald estate. the salt Cordered and
directed that notice be gime et Um same to ail
Rpersons laterested by pabliestioa la the liamiroati
Itzroural and Bradford /rime for the spec of
three weeks. otter width said "easignee wW lab
that the sane be scanted. value taus be aura
why the same should set he dere.
JAidES H. CODDIHO, Azusa.
Tolima* Dec. 111.44.
Itov. IT.
SHORT-11010 i CATTLE
' v AND BERKSHIRE PIGS.'
We bare a few chides Balls and Helton whieh
we oder at very sasoaabispriees; Also persisted
Berkshires. '
Imams.
Spyidesing, Pa, War. 11, isee.
ASSETS - - • WISESOI4I
,SURPLUS ' 7,515,407
"IMP&
310111,1/ $14111140•111paid . 1201411167 . -belda
Ms AIM
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iniURI 800111 t
IQUITABLI
OT TRE 11. E.. IRV TOIIR CITY.
PERFECT SECURITY.
Alt pellets. nroorllr,lll.lll ofter Ulm
NOT A CLAIM CONII4IIIII.
Insueseee l• the jtQUITARLIC tat the'
TONTINE 4/1111110111 = IFIINO OLEN.
Comm., the odvoators of • •
ORDINARY LIFE WITH ENDOW..
N., MINT ASSURANCE;
134ibing.004,061N0 finoitliisat; via pooftfoo
1 • Pe~tolt to rot dely. . •
Tar
,
Pot toll penicillin 4* TWIT'S*, and in othir
fOllllll of policy Mord b_y Ms
STEMMA.
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JOHN D . STEMMA. t.
• ;•- At TIM Dation! llaalt. Po:
L
• .C. Coo. Nosagor. MO, Dondway, N. T.
Soo. Mk, ISIS .
FLLEL—The underelped having
lailed the old florMiery SW, world omen
t of the coatnealkf. Carden Watt
dotiel ty aid la gard leder. AU bate to
'the 1110 hare bees repelled ,aal hereafter It vUI
be heat la good order. If led. alaer t Meal mad
Brea era teeth ea hand. /Carkpeld Tw i rl as.
Iforantoora: 111111111 f W. W Lll.'
Wernastee. 2fflre O,IIX.
ITAKE NOTIOE.—That I hos
± piled to the Honorable /sage et the Coin et
COSMOS Mee of Bradford COO% tee the t
et the tesottent is et the • Comm et
Perm:B7lmila, sod the We wart
Dec. S. DO, to Nor se and ay meter% at no
Coast Hat" In Telma' liseeeatt. 'whew sad
otters you my Woad It'yeaWAS peopet.
ZDB.
Towanda, Nov. is; Me D • ,
•
LD Mies: ebbed{ to. make money.,
Go Me. need perm li pt v ic zery
*tows to take =ben for
the largest. cheapest and best 'lllustrated family
publication to the world. Asylum can - become a
successful agent. Mx elegant weeks of art given,
free to *absorbers. The pries is so low that almost
everybody subscribes. Ors ar. reports taking
ISO subscribers is • day. A lady_ agent reports
making over $2OO clear prole in Ms days. An irbo
. engsts make may fast. Ton cos devote all year
time to the buslossa, or only your spare time. ?Ton
seed not be away from boss wet sight. You ems
dolt as well as COWL eon direction' and terms
free. If you wont proftsbis *wk. lead us your
addrssi at owe. It rests bathing to try the bast.
sem. No ose who ammo falls to seake=.
alinesololloll STINSON It 'CO. '
LiJulyllll.
DEGISTERAi NOTlOli=liotices
is hereby Ten; that there has limn lied In
Ofito the for the Probate et Wills
sod grunts Lettere of idestalettaties la sad toe
the Coun ty of Behlfeed, Mato of Penasyteenle.
accounts of ediateletrottos apes the following ,
estates, vim:
Final account of C. T. Abell, executor of the
last will ared testament of Caleb Abell, late of tnie
townesip of Warren. deemed.
Pella account of Jos Dellthatty.
isUstar of the estate at Joseph McKinsey, lasia
the township of Atha's. deemed.
Partial account of Della D. Wing, edulnistre.
tax of the estate of Erasing Covert, late of the
township of Armes's, deceased:
Tina account of Pinch emitter of the'
last will and testament Jacob Barnes,lite of the
township of Windhant,
Tina manna of Joshua Beams, guardian of.
Adallse Shumway, miner child- of Alonzo Slam.
wad, deceased.
pint and partial account of 114811101 Bah and
Nelsen Stevens, executors of the last will and tea
lament orPeter D. Tama, late of the township.
of Standing None. deassa.
First and Seal account of Lark Bird, adielnir
tutor of the estate of Ellen Driscoll, late of the
township of Athens. deceased.
Final account of James H. Webb, nearby en.
- stator of the last will and testament of Samuel
ilata late of the towaship of Sinithileldolseeased.
Ilaniental anal account of Henry Gibbs, ex
' eentar a the last, Will and edt of Mean
, Allis, late of the township of Orwell, deemed.
Second and 'anal account of Mama Bedford.
administrator of the estate of Owen McCann, late
of the township of Overton, deceased.
Pint and Anal meant of Dell Plain (formal/
Deli Park), administratrix of the estate of Orlando
J. Park. late of the township of Litchfield, de.
Phial account of A. C. Hasunerly. adedastraor
of the - estate of Nary Orespeck, late of-the tow:t
atty of Denial, deceased.
• Tina account of Ladle Lee; administratax of
the estate of trash Les, late of as township et
Albany, deceased.
-Pint and partial account of Humphrey Wilson,
executor of the last will and testament of Jams
A Wilson. late of the township*, Wells. deceased.
That secant of Ha ads A. Waterman, etas.
as of the last will sad testament of. Bishall.
Waterman, late of the Immobile a Herrick de.
I ceased.
Final account of N. C. eteratir the
last will end testament of O lt .
gown; lab of the
tov:111 0 3 of Wilmot, deemed.
e r
sad dual mama of Risser Mlles. ears.
ter of the last will and tenement of Jacob Wilcox,
late of the townshipsf Grairalle. deammd.
Final :account of James Natal and J.X. Now
, ell, Alitimithistraters of the estate of Charles Newell,
late of the township of Wysos. deesassd.
Flail account of .Join Hainan: executor of the
[
lest will and testament of Daniel F. Wells, late of
the township otTerry. tiseseela.
Pisa mount of Amelia Pansond. aihnthlatire.
-
tax a the estate of Sri Adair, late of the tam
ship of Ihmithilsid. !Beamed.
And Meths apprelasiant of property mit elt, by
reassters sal adistaistneters le widows end an.
dren of the fathering decedents; vis t
Baste of of
ecenstPatrick Welsh, lead the Borough L
ateda. dit.
Islets of John Tsa Dam, late of the towed *
,f
Shesheitain. deesesod.
istate or Andrew Ayers, We al the temithip of
'Castes. daceasedL -
Masts of Baia Qantas late a the township of
South Creek. deceased.
. Estate bf Gage M. Illitty,. late a the township
a Wymlusires. deassed.
Baia of - O. Waste Itinney, late of the Ma,
sh=theshetain, dd.
of Jamas Lee. lea a the township
Alkeley. deceased.
itOte - of Jeflassa M. Hata. late of the tows.
ship Of West learligykla deesatet. _ -
And the same wilt be sagested to the Or
be
Court a Bradford County. December tth, A. D.
II" 'at 2 - o'clock, a. fee aselimatiss srd
allowance. , A. C. TllllllSlit, Register..
Register's 011 ea, Towanda, Nob. 11, 1850. •
DMINISTRTRIINOTICEA M
bodge We
C i l= l l a r:
et Ve ret niellal
maw Is busby Om MOM po
ograidlie asksrmas telle14•11 es
tie mkt- Naito on g la
Mona. sad all pupae MIMI *Wu piinot
simirttliosi OBIT oo
. .
tad Sal ' 310/4 is,
ellnamirs sans
WEST FRONT.
Fkamsora College.
A.DMINISTRATOWS
Stouty Setaeof `
Br el asfOrd order
Candy. T hewed est at the Or
.-
, emitelrese
the saderersed.adishilsester of tisestate of D.
I. Bora. late of the tomehlp et Veer. deemed.
to plane rale: ea the preadost, se
DZCZIIIIBB 24. INS. at reelect S.
at.. thest Blowing deeedbiol: smarty. Veldt t All
that ele or wade NM. etaltela the tooradds
of Meter. County et Bradford met State of Peas.
stisAtchosarled aad &seethed to Woes. to wit :
iseselag of . lLs soatheast career of Jewett
Zebrine estate. math, setts fr. tea b 7
lot SO rods: theses south isle, see by ealls et
*Adele Beer 12$ rods: theses meth 1134* wee by
ease boot 419 rode; thee* south Me, smut tzr s o o
147140 tads; theses south W.. wee 7 rode;
OS altos. muse by, toed et WMlsas Oloraead
redo 1 theses meth WV, west hy bad el Joni
Assad sod others Di au to the place of bo•
staatagt eestetalest DS scree of bad. sore or en.
Beta the ems lase easvoyod by Gimp D. Boos
sad elf* to Daniel IP. Mow dated .111areb la.
nearded Is • Mated Carat; Deed Boot la.
Vali Oh BALII—Stes as the twee' ty helm
Week *era. sal the bAalsam
NDPKI as deal easdnaattes.
G. 11. E. Adadeleusier.
Viten Doe. 3, DOW& • .
QHERIFF'B SALES,—By virtue
of swift with hoont out of tno Count of
Common now of Studtard County oal to as
directed, I w 111.• pie to talc silo, at Use Conn
limo In TIMMS as I:
Tridiay, Dendisbettio IBS%
at 1 'o'clock, P. M., the following described proper
ty, to wit: _
We. 1. One Manor punt et lead. situate In•
Hewlett township. hounded north by lands of John -
COWRY' and Nein 1111Witilei 611115441, east by '
lands of Wai: . Boater, south by buds of Wm.
Baiter and Charles Ides, and west by lands of -
Charles Bice and James Alderson • contains 100
acres. move
.or , less, abut MI Im plored, with. I • , .
framed kokuis4, I framed barn. I framed gnaw. I
framed herpeikother entbeiktlage sedan orchard
of butt tees thereto. Seised and taken tato exe•
entlmi at deed* of H. L Coleman's use vs. Z. 0.
Taylor and D. Taylor. Also at the snit of IL IL
Tr=ase .vs. O. Taller, 11. Tarot and P.l.
T. T.
• No. L ALIIO-;000 other lot of laid. dilate in
Cantos township, bounded north by beds of Owels
Brown, east by lands of -Charles Black. south by
lands of J. C. Hupp mid Fred Gkeliner. and west
by lands of Geo. Z. Bullock ; contains SI acres,
more or less, about di Improved ; nor beilduip, •
Seised and takes Into execution at the sait of Mrs.
J. Z. Balloek vs. iblinmid IL Kelley. •
No. I. ALSO-Case ether lot of Mad. sines la
Smithtlekl tranship, bounded north by lands of
Witham Phelps, east by lands of S. S. Ea aside_ . -
and Jaime: • south by bade of James -
Bortudde and the public highway leading (rem
Milan to SultbSeld. and tress by Made et J. D.
-
Pierce; contains 83 acres, more art eta, about 241
Improved 1 with I dwelling hove. 1 barn aid
steam idtingle silk thereon. Seized and taken into ,
execution at the salt of Davis C. Pierre vs. P. N. ,
Mae.
ALSO-.One other lot of land, situate to
-Burlington townsbip, bounded north. by leads of -
John Hanes, east and south by bud; of S.M. Dieu
avian, and west by lands of Henry Palls; enotalee
about'l acres. mote or, tie, about improved. with
1 framed boom, I framed barn and few fruit trees
thereon. Seised and taken into execulden at th
suit of John T. Mims' use vs. Goo. W. Math and
T. C. Heath.-
No. L ALnO-One other IM et land, dint's he . -
Herrick township, bounded north by lands of ILy.
man Mattson, east and south by__ th e patine high- • .
way, and west by lands of G. T. Warner and A.
Wetmore amtains about 2 scree, more at less, ad
Improved; whir I framed home, I framed barn.
other outbid:Hap and a few fruit and or innestal
tress thong:. • Seised and takes Into oxidation at .'
the snit Mints vs. A. IL Stephens.
No. L ALSO-Ole other lot et land, situate in • -
Towanda borough bounded as MMus Oa the -
south by State meet, on the aorth by the Convent
Mt!
and Mn. IL C. Wank setateogi the east
of Mrs. IL W. Miller sad on the west by'
i f our — tir street With a tweets:l brick hems there- ,
as. being kaolin as the Academy boss and_ lot,
deeded to H. J. Madill by A. i. Leyte".
Feb. 10. 1874, and lot In rear of male. booed of
Mrs. Z. W. Miner by said H. J. Mtldlll, helms ,
ben tBO het hod on Stilts Wed and about
fast oti !earth street, with skids and ermasental
and fruit trees thereon. and Is supplied with rum. '
akar Irmo through pipes reunites from , spring. a
cistern a well and, well house th ereon, - sa da .
bidding .in the rear et mid let. Seised
and taken into emention at the salt of Fint
dead Bank of Towanda vs. H. J. Madill.
N 7. ALSO-One ether lot Miami, shade
ntha
Athens bormigh bounded mss Oa
•
by bads of 0. L. laidabrook sad others, ea Me
east by Main street, au the met b lands of the
estate 01t C. F. - Welles, beamed. h y
aid Cu the wets -
by Mods of Chester Part. Ma.,, being 42 het frost
on Main street and 100 Net deep, beteg the same
nen of land conveyed toad pirly tha put
by Zdward Hawk= *dam Of th e esta te of •
John Saltasassk. d •
N., 8. ALSO-One othit lot of land, Mute In
Athens borough bounded as follows: Thee lets of -
loud 00 Bridge street. being lots so. 147. 24e and
241. being 40 feet front on - Bridge street and
stag south 110 feet, each on a piot, at plan suds by
Orson Rickey foe the Hoe. Z. Herrick; and re
:meted Brsdford County Commas Pleas, be the .
same more of ism. Selma and takes tato nue.
tioriat the suit of The Bradford Lam and BM* ,
ing Association of Athens imp. vs Wis. KIS.
No. e. ALSO--One other lot of latallidtest• be
Towanda township bounded as follows, Beginning
at a caned on the line between 5: C. sad J. lA'.
deans and Miller Fox on the reed leadig scum
Ow Towanda Flat; thence mirth 71 0 east 871 .
feet along said Vol hoe to a pest; thence meth 24o 30
30 , westllllo feet to a Yost ; Mm e s 71 0 W west
871 2.10 feet ti.s, post on side of the add
-road leain across Towanda theses along
east side d Of g
lid road Flat;
30 0 10, east 100 feet to the
place of beginning. containing 2 acne of Mad be -
the same more ioris, all improved, with I framed
lIVZI framed barn and few trait trees thereon. -
and taken into execution at, the Batt et W.
W. Bowman vs Patrick Caudal:toe.
No. IL ALSO-One other kit et lied. sitnate its
Monroe township Miundedes follower On the nerds
tbe old Hanson farm. on the mad by the Bar.
wick turnpike. on the south by kies of D. 74.
Newton, awl on tbe west by bads ef Joseph
Smith, containing acres of land more or lam ad
Improved. said two lets being-the same' land that
was conveyed to D. Z. Blackman by Joe, Homes
by deed dated Nov. 17, 180, tesenett 111 Deed
Book-No. M. page
_283. rte.
' No. 11. ALSO.-onsothar let et lead, Waste In-
Monad borough bounded as follows: Beginning at,
a sleigh die s centre of thud sweet, beteg the
north corner bunt and the nodinnist comer - et,
the mill 101 l thence by the said mill lot Mk* west
22 440 relate a posit theme by loads cenireyed to
Lynam Blackman J. Hinman th r ew
west a reds • links to n pude dm centre
street; themes dug the ante of mid street
east $ rods sad 20 links to the. 'place of beginning. •
containing I acre mid 13 rods of Mad more or lea%
all imprtved, with 1 framed hour. I framed bars
and wagon shed. 1 hawed emu lone mad few
trait treat thereon. I ' . •
, 12. ALSO-One other lot of land
M ,
snags la 'No. No. Monroe borough boomded as fedarrs: Adlotaleg •
the above described tract, beginning at a pest In
the centre of Slane at Its terashiatlen Melt=
of S. IL Hinman and running thence south lek•
'Mt 14 1 11 • 101 ?oda. to • poet; 1 thane south 1it34 0
Mid te perches: thence south 14 0 sort 2< 0408 s
pooches to. 'post; thence north 80 0 wed 214.100
perches - to the plan or hooligan,. matataimg 4 -
acres a' d ttl
ny perches of had more or leas. the said
last 2 tots t„the same
to
, b CCIBM•411 Black
man b 7 J. be S. Blaeltumy_ deed dated Apirtl 0,- •
18811, recorded in Deed Book .No. sl. page 06 etc.
seised and taken tato execution at the - snit et Baer
nab Merritt vs D. IL Blackman.
No. 13. ALSO - One. other let of lend. situate In.
Samlthileld tofu** bounded as follows: Oa the
north and east by other lends of Marshall
on the loath by the piddle highway running east
sad west through Smithfield Caws% and on the
west by tends of dn. Nemo sThie sod upposed
to Cogitate %boat X of en acre of Lad more=
with framed house. framed Mon, 1
store home and few frail doer thenom also. the
right of way from the highway to the store hum
as contained In died of James IL Webb' to the
Hon.'D. Bullock In April, 1117 T. and being the
eame , propetty conveyed by said Webb to said Bal.
lock by
the of rewbt deed. • Seised and talus ta
to execution at the salt of James H. Welites ass vs -
Marshal Bullock and Malmo Di Bullock.
No. 14. ALSO;-One other tot et lead. situate II
Athens township bounded as Maws: On the meth ,
by the Chowillng_river and Mods of th e Jeanne
Canal Co., New Tort State Has sad leads of Bow „--
matt Moors, en the met by beds .1 flame MAW - - T.
en sad Fumed Were and Timed' Mesas est
the see* by Muds et Charles H.
leads formerly owned by daddy liatort. miles
the west by lands et Chides U. Ilbegard sal the
Janetkia Omit Ca. , e lead. • mistalang IN acres of
lead more or lees. about 7$ acne ins mile with 2
framed houses. S trained Was medal isew et
bruit trees then. Salad and takes late eueu
doe as the - milt of C. H. Shepard vs Jobs Bes.
worth. I= L. Ileoweelk. . -
No. IL ALSO ;;-A certain saint. at Mad. dt-• -
ens la borough bombed as fedeard, Bo•
si the southeed canal of James Mader.
Ong
at enclosed; theses Mesig the mug Hee ot
Nam or se Lt la WWI Water street send:.
epee
wed 10 feet to Ruth Use of COIL HMV Mt; theme
shag mid Hall% let: mod Themes L. Zone
=ill4 fast' sod ladies to a werfter: Oases
Net to a raver Sues widf. o 4 40
feet and a Inches to a - amain sheen wassuna
bet aid lathes to the mid 3Lestartesso math
lime; OsseoakeL a rl at mitt smi th' we am
10131 Mto t the of agnate& and de ad Of
the Interest of party et the Stet! part hi ail
lauds between the east 't/AU said lot and the _
Sasumbaina elver. and between James Mader.
lee's seuth dab e deadly( temdd elver sad C. W.
Hall's earth line ealleadtag be said dyer. with I
framed how' sad other ent - lialkings and few
fruit trees Osten. Seised and taken Into were
dew at the salt et Join Hatmes vs Margaret lte'D
Toed and J. IL =trod:P. adarL Mo.
• TNT= J. DIAS. Slate.
ShirtiPs Ogee, Toeusda. Tor., Berr.l7, 100.
ME
m
peers a s axe lbrbid
•IA eattlai Timber aa Oa NM at tie
mud Ilefikners. Overten Tamilapi„
tie written molar et dik"lialairdamill. Mar do
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