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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11

10 aESSRS. EDITORS :-TLEASE dNNOUNC
Mr. ALEXANDER IsAACs ! Candidate for the State
Legislature at the ensuing election anu obgc
October IL YOUNG CHARLESTON.
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" A r y T r D

PEARSOLL-WRIGHT.- In Monroe, Feb 2G, 1850,
by Rev d. Bronson, Mr.. Embery Pearsol to
Miss Laura Bright all Of Ulster
HAAMERLY-C CAMP. At the Parsonage, Merry
all, Feb. 25, 1865, by Rev. d. Cook, Martin Ham
merly, Of Iowa, to Miss Adalme c. Camp, dough-
ter of Albert Camp, Esq, Of Herick
STEVENS -NEIGH.-March ), 1863 by Rev.
ID. Cook, Regius Stevens to Rosa Neigh.
MILLER-CASE.- On the 9th inst at the NJ. E.
Parsonage, LeRaysyille, 10y Rev. g. X Hair, Mr.
Edwin Miller to Miss Annie Case, both Of Rome
BROWN N-WILLIANIS.-At the residence of the
brides father, Mr. Williams, in Canton on the
the 26th Of January, by Rev. VI. Coyle Mr. Ru-
fus Brown to Miss Rebecca Williams, both of
Canton Bradford Co, Pa.
WATTS -BEARDSLEY.- the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Beardsley, i'll Canton March
Sth by Rev VI. Coyle, Mr. Murry Watts to Miss
Mary 4. Bcardsley, both Of Canton, Pa.
AVERY Y-ASPINWALL.-At st. Louis, Missouri.
Feb. 2Sth, by Rev. VIM. G. Elliott, Mr.. Freder-
lex ]. Avery, Of Dubuque, Iowa. and Miss Ellen
Maria Aspinwall daughter of Edison Aspinwall,
OF Eowanda, Pa.
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geporter.
local AND GENERAL.

TVF DRAFT-Dr JOINS publishes in the
Columbia Republican, a detailed account of the en-
loavors of the Committees from this Congression-
ol District to procure from Fry an adjustment of
the quota for the District
Failing to accomplish what was desired, the Com
n,ittee procured Through Senator BUcKALEw) the
f,Iloving section to be added to the Military bill
THAT when any revised enrolment in any Con-
,rassional or Draft District has been obtained or
made prior to any actual drawing of names from
tbe enrolment lists the quotas of such district may
be adjusted and proportioned to such revised en-
rolmcnt instead of being applied to or based upon
the enrolment it may have stood before the re-
vision.
This amendment, which passed, ought to relieve
this District from the overwhelming burden placed
upon it. in the way Of an excessive qnota.
We learn from Troy that an order has been re-
ceived at the Provost Marshals office, which cred
it, to each district upon the present draft the term
of service of volunteers. This arrangement will
change the quotas in the sub-districts very mater
i.lIv Towanda borough, for instance. which has
had an impending quota of nearly SO, is out of the
draft and has several to spare, account of the
number of three years men, who have been cred
tied to the borough.
We also learn that i'll consequence Of the repre-
sentatons of the Committee, government agent
ha, been at Troy examining the revised enrolment
and that he finds the late enrollments entirely pro-
per and satisfactory. We have no doubt that such
being the fact the quota Will bereduced III accord
ance with the number enrolled.
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D I e d

MCINTYRE. IN Wysox, Tuesday March 7th, in a
fit Of apopleXy, Mrs. Diana, wife Of VIM. NIcIn-
tire, aged go years, months and days.
She is free from earthly grief and pain,
She cannot come to You again;
But You can go to meet her there
Ii Jesus Christ your heart prepare.
WELLS-At Pike, Bradford Co., Pa. March g. 1865
suddenly, Of Scarlet fever, Fannie Therese only
daughter Of Levi and Helen Wells, aged years.
E" God took thee in his mercy,
lamb untasked, ntried
He fought the fight for thee,
He gained the victory,
And thou art sanctifed."
BARR. In Columbus, Ohio, on the DIST of Feb.
Of Dropsy Of the heart, Mrs. Nancy Barr, aged
y years
She was follower of Christ, and has entered
j nto her rest.
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bag The Presbytery Of Susquehanna
passed the following resolutions at their meeting
3" Aonroeton, Feb. lst, 1863.
Whereas our meeting at this time is rendered
ts'l'rIy solemn by the recent death ofour brother
VIE Rev julius FOSTER, for twenty-seven years a
~.1er Of this Presbytery and Pastor Of the church
VI Iowanda, therefore,
"N..ed, That while we as a Presbytery ac-
2, ledge with dcvout submission the bereavinp
-.., -,.u OF GoD in this providence, we can not but
~-,le oQr submission with grateful acknowledge
Ti ~ "i the grace of GoD in fitting him so eIni-
T,.,! 70 be an able minister in sparing him so
n5 S 10 The church, and cabling him by his life
:l t:gln'gTSaton to illustrate the gospel which lie
'!ly preached and by his labors to main
p ana 'o extend the cause Of righteousness
rs H. That We regard the duty devolving on
erts improve the lessons of this providence by in
tho Ts uIigence in the great interests to which
voted ana ana iabors of our departed brother were de-
hi,bf,, ana TO cherish his memory as that of
zss~Tl :; ana successful minister unwearied and
kind ~, IL lhe discharge of Presbyterial duty ever
lw,ysl loUIleons and trateTnal in his intercourse.
al ieaIo, OF the best interests of the churches
'''"' Of then purity and peace
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Bea= The Sevcn-Thirty Loan is

aea= The Sevcn-Thirty Loan is now the
only one being offered by the Government and is
in all respects, first class investment. 1t pays
annual interest of Seven and Three-Tenth per
Cent payable em-annually it is due in two years
and half is exempt from taxation, and at that
time if the holder wishes, it may be exchanged for
the popular go six per cent gold interest bonds.
We have already disposed of a large amount of
this Loan and now as special agent for Jay Cook
shall continue to keep the notes on hand for imme-
diate delivery to purchasers. Five per cent legal
tender notes taken in payment and back interest
allowed. n. Y. BELTS, Jr., Cashier
The First National Bank, Towanda, Government
Agency for L. S. Loans.
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aaF~ Considerable damage was done in
Sheshequin by the ice and water, backing up from
the head of Smiths island and flooding the lower
part Of the valley The water, as far up as the
Valley House was several feet deep III the main
road. Dwellings and barns We're surrounded by
water and some stock lost The most serious loss
in stock was sustained by VALENTINE SMITH, (who
is III the army) His cattle &c. were driven into
the barr for security, and one horse, two and
about thirty sheep drowned The fruit trees in
many Of the orchards grdled by tEeice, and fences
are gone, and the land badly cut up.
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FIRE IN HERmcK.-The Dwelling House
OF Mrs. ANNA CEIarNIoNs. in Herrick, was consumed
by fire ON Saturday night, Feb. 25 with all its con-
tents. Mrs. CRnnroNs was absent at the time to
see sick relative, 1t is not known how the fire
originated Mrs. CEI1nIoNs Is a hard working wo-
man-supporting herself and three small children
with her loom She lost everything except What
they had on their backs. She had one hundred
and seveny-two dollars in greenbacks in her draw
er, beside, good supply of clothing also her pro-
visions for the year, all swept from her in one
night She returned on Sunday to find her home
heap of ashes.
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RaE On Friday evening of last week. by

Ragn On Friday evening Of last week, by
appointment, General PATTON Of Towanda, deliv-
cred temperance lecture i'll Wysox. 1t was a
brilliant address and well appreciated by those
who listened the General speaks with much
warmth and feeling, his remarks cannot fail to do
good and this appears to be his sole object After
the lecture the pledge circulated and thirty
three names obtained Our people become con-
siderably interested and hope it will do all
good, for indeed there is nothing that ditftise
more wide spread and dreadful evils than intem-
perance, and when vice once gets the ascendency
it reigns like despot. Then it becomes us as a
people to do what we can to put down the terrible
demon intemperance, before it oscends too far to
reclaim, remembering its touch is deadly as the
srocco Of the desert, the malaria of the Pom
tine marshes A CITIZEN OF WYsox
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UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION,
,olENS Penn 4. BRANCH, 1907 Chestnut st.
PIIILAnEI PHIA. Feb. 2Jth. 1863


10 the lid >oce'ies and h,dridlajs contributing to the
Pbaoieiphq Agrarg Tie L, $ Sanitary G,,omis-
sim.
We wish to make an urgent appeal to you for aid
ia IL work which We .Ic sure Will enlist all the SYM
patly Of your leults, and the earnest labor of your
hands. BY il recent arrangement of the work Of
til, various Branches Of the Sanitary Commission,
it h;s been made the duty Of the Pennsylvania
Branch to collect and forward all the supplies need
ed for our returned prisoners who are now con-
stultly arriving at Annapolis They are coming TO
u, from those terrible southern prisons, starved
and almost naked many Of them suffering from
neglected wounds received on the day Of their cap
ture OF oR our noble soldiers, they deserve most
of our grateful care. TO the Pennsylvania Depart
Dent has been given the honor OF supplying the
Sanitary Stores for the relief Of those poor victims
of the Rebellion.
Er,y'diny is needed. Clothing fall kinds. hos
IitI slippers, towels handkerchiets, bandages, old
linen and muslin in quantities, for dressing their
wounds and sores delicacies of every description,
pickles, dried fruit, domestic wnes apple butter,
&c. To each one OF our faithful allies i'll this
blessed work We would say,--Will you send what
go,r husband, yoar son, yo1'brother would require
were lie one OF those living skeletons who are APP
pc,ln.g to Us for help We do noi doubt your an
~eer. MARIA c. GRIER.
Chairman Erec,djrc tOlutnUee
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ReSolred, That we hereby express our sympathy
with the church of Towanda and with the family
of our deceased brother, in this our common sor-
row and bereavement.
Resolred That the stated clerk be ordered to
present copy of these resolutions to the widow
and family of the deceased. Attest,
c.. G.. CoRss Stated Clerk
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Legal.
ORPHANS COURT SALE-By vi

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
~ of order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford
County the undersigned, guardian of the person and
property of Hannah e. Sherman a minor, will sell at
public sale, ON the premises, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL
26, 1866 at O'Clock p M the following described lot
piece parcel OF land situate in Springfield tp bound
northeast corner of Hezekiah Crowells timber lot,
thence west 81 7l0 perches to the south OF
Andrew Cummns land thence north 81 ITO perches
TO the south Of Eli Stockwes land thence
east "a III perches the southeast corner of said Eli
Stockwells lot thence south 81 7lO perches the
place of beginning. Containing 48 acres and 81 perch
es of land
TERMS .-s25 to be paid on the day Of sale half
the balance confirmation, the balance in four equal
annual payments thereafter with interest annually from
confirmation SETH SHERMAN,
March rs 1865 Guardian.
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COMPLEMENTARY SUPER TO JUICE MERcUR.-
The Members of the Bar of this County. in order
To express their affection of Judge AIERcUR, on his
retiring from the Bench, gave him supper at the
Ward House. Saturday evening last. The bad
state of the roads prevented some of the members
from attending, but the afairpassedot very pie s.
anty. Remarks were made by j. C. ADAMS, Esq
ten. WM PATTON, the president of the evening :;
Judge WuMoT, S. RICHARD PAYNE, Esq. T. D.
MORROW, Esq, JAMES WooD Esq, and Judge MER-
Cur. Toasts We're offered by Gen. PATTON and
JAMES MAcFARLANE, Esq. The supper reflected
much credit upon the proprietors of the Ward
House, and was duly appreciated by all who par
took of it. The party dispersed at an early hour,
highly pleased with the whole affair.
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Ras~ JAMES NJ. WARD Esq, has been ap-
pointed General Superintendent of the Barclay
Coal Company, in the room of JAMES MAcFAR1AE,
Esq, who resigned ON the 18th inst. to become
the General Manager of the Towanda Coal Com
pany.
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A UDITORS NOTICE.-h tie matter 0

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the matter of
IA the estate of Benjan,in Reel late Of Windhaa t,cp.,
deceased. JViiiam H. Russe, and William H. Reel,
Administrators.
The undersigned an Auditor, appointed by the Or
phans Court of Bradford County to distribute funds
arising from the Final Account of the Administrators,
will attend to the duties of his appointment at his Office
in the!borough of Towanda, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th
day OF MARCH A. D., 1865, at / O'Clock, p. m. when
where all persons interested are reqnired 10 attend
w. A. PECK,
March. 2 1865. Auditor.
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STAMP DuuEs-All business men should
have an official schedule Of stamp duties but for
The benefit Of farmers and others who have little
occasion to use stamps We append list OF those
most commonly used
Agreements or Appraisements. five cents each
sheet of paper to be stamped
Leases, five cents, for all rents not over three
hundred dollars
Notes, five cents, if not over one hundred dol
lars and five cents for each additional one hundred
dollars or any fraction thereof
Orders, for the payment of money, two cents, il
the sum be over ten dollars.
Receipts, for money received, if over twenty
dollars, or for delivery of any property two cents.
Deed, or other conveyance. whereby lands are
sold the actual value of which does not exceed
>ooD 30 cents for every additional $500 or frac-
nonI part thereof 80 cents.
judgment note. of 500 or over requires a 30
cent stamp which may be put on at any time be-
''Te entering the note.
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OTICE-The Board of Revision has
~ fixed upon the dates and places for holding APP
peals for A. D. S65, viz =:
Towanda Borough, at the Commissioners Office We'd
nesday, February I5
Towlnda Township and Towanda North. at the Com
missioner's Office, Thursday, February l6
Asylum, At house of Moses Eenberger Monday, Feb 20
Wi9Sot, WVfiIISt Hiram Horton Wednesday q
abaRy s RdRaS5 D. SteTgSFe
Monroe township and Borough, at house Of William
Decker Saturday, Feb. 2j
Ulster at house of Ethan futile, Monday, Feb. II.
Athens twp, at house of W. H. Simmons, Tuesday,
Athens boro at house of W. H. Simmons, Wednesday,
March l.
Ridgbury at house of Benz Herman, Thursday March
Springfield at house Of Abram Bentley Friday, March
Smithfeld, at house, of L. S. Arnold, Saturday, "
South Creek at house of John F. Gillett Monday,
Wellss at house of James Brink, Tuesday, %
Columbia and Sylvana, al house OF S. d. Goodrich
Wednesday, March S.
Troy twp, at house OF NJ Long, Thursday. March 8
Troy boro at house OF I'M. Long, Friday, d" 10
Burlington twp, and boro' at house of jerome Hill
Saturday, March IL.
Burlington West. at house OF E. Goddard, Monday
March l3.
Granville at house of Julius Bailey Tuesday March IA
Armenia and Alba boro at house of D. P. Knapp We'd
nesday, March l5.
Canton twp. and boro at the house of H. H. i j. E.
Whitman, Thursday, March l6
Leroy. at house of H. NJ. HOlcomb Friday, March IL
Franklin, at house OF 5. S. Downing, Saturday, is
Wysox, at house OF Joseph Conklin Monday, 20
Rome twp. and boro at house of Jason Chaffee, Tues
day March II.
She.hequn at house OF C. H. Ames, Wednesday ,Mar22
Lchfeld at house OF Cyrus Bloodgood, Thursday %
Wndham, at house OF Hiram Sherry, Frid"y, "a
Warren, at house of Robert Cooper, Saturday, 25
Orwell. at house of Daniel Stevens, Monday, 27
Herrick at the School House in Herickville, Tuesday
March 2S
Pike and LeRaysvIlIe at house of James R. Fletcher
Wednesday, March 80.
Tuscarora house Of D. D. Black Thursday, March 30
Wyalusng. at house of Theodore Hines, Friday, " 81
Standing Stone, at house of Charles Hotchkiss Saur
day, April !.
Assessors will be punctual in delivering notices to
aXabes and in making their returns in person at the
time specified in their warrants, at which time and
place the Board of Revision will attend. and hear all
who consider themselves aggrieved by the assessment
and make such alterations to them shall appear just
and reasonable. By order OF the Board.
Attest E. B. CO0LBAUGH, Clerk.
CnmmiSsinner,s Office IannarX % 1863.
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BANKING HOUSE OF B. S. RUSSELL & Co.,
TowANDA, Feb. 6, 1865.
HOLDERS Of the U. S. 730 Loan are hereby notified
IL that their Coupons due the 18th inst, will be
cashed on presentation at our Office
We have on hand and for sale all kinds OF Govern
ment Securities and purchase the at best rates
Passage Certificates by the " Inman Line - of Steam.
from Liverpool and Queenstown, for sale at the
regular New York rates We also furnish Drafts pay
able AT sight London and Dublin and any part of
the Continent Of Europeat the lowest rates Of Exchange
B. S. RUSSELL & co.
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A DMINISTRATOR ORSNOTICE-No
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of ISAAC K, HORTON, late of Sheshequin twp,
dec d., requested to make immediate payment, and
all having claims against said estate, must presen
them duly authenticated for settlement.
CHARLES CHAFFEE,
Feb, q 1865 Administrator.
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March Is, 1865.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-La the matter Of
IA Of the estate of w. f. Mexican, deceased. In
the Orphans Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned, an auditor, appointed by said court
to distribute funds in the hands OF the administrators
of said estate, and exceptions led the final
tend to the duties OF his appointment the Office OF
f. B. Parsons, Esq, in the borough of Troy Mon
day the 10th day of April, A D., 1865, at o'clock
p n, and all persons having claims upon said funds
must present them, else be forever debarred from
the same.
March l6. 1866 W T. DAVIES, Auditor
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ORPHANS COURT SALE BY virtue o

ORPHANS COURT SALE By virtue of
" an order OF .he Orphans Court of Bradford county
the undersigned Guardian OF the estate Of Ellen g.
Santee and Alice Santee minor children of VIM Slntee
decd. will sell the premises, at public sale on WE'D
NESDAY, April &C. 1865, at o'clock. p M, the follow
ing described lot. piece parcel of land situate IN vii
mot twp, and bounded as follows, TO wit
Beginning at the bank of the Susquehan
river at post, being the north hwest corner OF Allen
Wilson's lot ; thence south l53o east 75:-to white
oak saDling on the road between said Wilson and E.
Winslow's houses thence south 500 west the line
run by John Sturdevant 384 perches or less TO
the bank OF said river thence down said rv
runs about 4O4 perches to the place Of beginning Con
tanning 1877 acres and 20 perches.
TERMS-S25 TO be paid on the day of sale, half
OF the balance on confirmation and the balance in four
equal annual payments thereafter with interest annually
from confirma ton.
GEORGE F. HORTON,
March 15, 1865. Guardian.
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE-.Notice is
hereby given that all persons indebted to the estate
of MARC ARET BLOW late Of 0wego, NY dec are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those having
demands against said estate will please present duly
authenticated for settlement.
NANCY STANTON,
March 2 1865 Admin istratTix.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Ia the matter Of
N j. Z. Bullock 10 use Of Harding g. Lee rs +. g
Maniey Marcus Gilman, Il. s. Mariey and J. b.
Greenleaf In the Conrt of Common Pleas of Bradford
County, No. 1926, Feb. Term 1860.
the proceeds of the Shers sale of defendant real
tate will attend to the duties of his appointment at
the Office of E. B. Parsons Esq in the borough of Troy
m and all persons having claims upon said funds must
present them else be forever debared from the
w. I, DAVIES
March Ii. 1865. Auditor
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IT s. INTERNAL SPECIAL
" . INCOME TAX.-Notice is hereby given that the
Special Tax on income for the year lr63 is due
and payable and payment thereof is hereby demanded
All persons assessed in the County of Bradford will
make payment TO the Undersigned at his office in the
Borough OF Towandd before the 9th day of Febru
ary, 1865
Notice is also given that all persons who shall neg
ect to pay their tax within the time specified will be
liable to pay ten per centum additional.
II. l.. SCOTT, Col'r. 18th District, Pa.
COLLECTORS Office. TNMlldn. Jan. u lsGl
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Rags RAGS :! RAGS IF you would like
thr highest price in cash for your Rags, take them
to- Cow1Es d Co.. ut the News Room.
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- SHlNGLES WANTED.-A quantity of No.
y ?, Sawed Shingles are wanted Immediately by the
Towanda Coal Company delivered Graydon or on the
line OF the Barclay F"' g&%Es gald 3MPRGyr MPRRGyr%RLASE to
Towanda, March lG, 1863. Gen. Man'ger T. c. Co.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!
The well known Farm and residence of the subscriber
is offered for sale. II is situated in Towanda township
one mile south OF the borough and is of the most
valuable and desirable properties to be found in the
market. The farm contains
75 ACRES OF SPLENDID LAND,
mostly river flats and under high state of cultivation
To those who know the fertility OF the river bottoms and
the ease with which they are worked no praise is
es>ary. The Improvements area
BRICK HOUSE,
with out-budings and large variety of fruit, apples,
peaches ,plums cherries grapes, gOoseberres &c &c.
The House five acres of land will be sold with
without the Farm
Terms of payment made easy to suit the convenience
OF the purchaser
Towanda, March 10, 1865. HARRIET MEANS.
WANTED.-A Bellows, Anvil Vice and
w complete set of Blacksmith tools. Also good
Blacksmith accustomed to the work of Miners.
JAMES MACFARLANE.
Narcn II, 1863, General Manager I. G. Go.
/ 4 GOOD TRADE IN FROM THREE TO
- = SIX months. Great demand of Telegraph Opera
Good chance to learn For particulars enGnirr At the
/ Telegraph Office, Towanda, Pa.
| FOR SAIE--A first class new Canal
Il Boat for SALE by
March IA 1865. WA. ROCKWELL.
A NY PERSON WISHING TO TAKE
"A charge of a large Boarding House can hear of a
good chance by calling on
A. wICKHAM,
March IG 1865. Towanda, Pa
EOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
4 sale his Carriage Factory, Blacksmith Shop and
Barn. The Carriage Factory would make very good
for d tlltle. The Smith Shop would make good store
house II being near the Barclay Depot for the buatmen
10 get feed and provisions. Also my Dwelling House is
Tor sale The house is good two story one with wood
shed, good well Of water and cislern. will sell the
above together or separate, to suit purchasers. have
above property is situate Main Street in the south
end of the Borough Of Towanda.
March l6. 1865. G. H. DRAKE
IOURNEYMAN TAILOR WANTED
- Wanted Immediately, journeyman Tailor. To
good workman, liberal prices and constant employment
will be given. j. H. CAREY
Towanda, March Is, 1865.
ROCNTG, BACK PAY AND PENSIONS. |
- The undersigned Agent for collecting Pensions
Bounty Money, Arrears of Pay of all kinds due Officers
PrlVdtes suffers Officers Accounts set led and Certi
Gates OF non Indebtedness procured No charge unless
successful w Il DAVIES
Towanda. March lG, 1865
w T. DAVIES, Attorney at Law, To- |
w wanda, Pa. Office with WIN. Watkins. Esq. |
Particular attention paid to Orphans Court business
and settlement of decedents estates. 25-42,