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prise AyeIiIf DemsTaTa. ieaycrait Co: Frcedom lay
spsa Sa4s sPa g. ae
Mansng Beers santander. sp Dayton co chsIina
% % aSs Pickering
@ Deaen Ayres fS a SSrSp
RTis Kenrika lDeh woItelboer Grande del via
sShF R. Tan sas A * gsr rs sSS
whsTsgGS@ 6T Potter windsor s. Nsyss Son,
Anna Holton, Smith, Tampico Mex w Wilson & Co
rRrhe following vessel cleared on the 9th inst but was
Bark Kamia (Br,, Russell st Johns NF Bowrng Archi-
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoNpoN July ll-Arrived steamer Mscard Br), Mcmillan
steamer Main from sgnalIcd OF scily
steamer Greece New port sienaled
lITEIr,0SI WV Arrived Dominion Pr from
from Baltimore and Eduardo Jspan, rom Nsw orleans.
fre Sy wv o rse steamer Frankfurt S
Hull, July ll-An1ved steamer Marcngo Wilson, from
,AvoyMoUrn, July ll-Anivcd steamer Riversdae OBJ,
PLyMourn, July llAirivcd steamer James Grice (Br,.
DunIN July llArrivea steamer Hudson from Baltimore.
GLASGOW July ll-AI1ived steamer state OF Nevada from
Sailed, steamer of Florida. Ne.York
HAvnE; July ll-Arrivod steamer from Neworeans
BORDEAUX. July il-Anvod, steamer ProphOus from Bal
ALAS, July llArriveG steamer Bcdouin, from Ncwor
leans via North sydney, CB.
ROTTERDAM, July llhrived, steamers Beingiam (Brl,
from Baltimore, and scheidsm (Dteh) from New-York
AMERICAN PORTS.
HALIFAX July l1Arrived 10th inst, Prussian
from Glasgow on her way to New-YoTk
BOSTON, July llArrived Marathon and Iberian
[Br from Liverpool, Worcester from Halifax, Santiago de
Cuba from savannah Johns Hopkins from Baltimore, Nor
man from Philadelphia, Neptune from New-Nork.
PHILADELPHIA JuyllATrivcd steamers Catharinc Whit
Ing from Providence Santee from Fall River willing from
Baltimore.
Cleared. steamers whldn for Baltimore,
ley tor New. York.
baltimore July 1l-Arrivod. steamer stout from
Newbcrn, NC.
Cleared, steamers W Woodward for New.York II L Cav
for Philadelphia.
HAVANA July 1l-SGed, Saratoga FOR ork
9Th inst, $50
SAN FRAScsco July l1Arivcd inst steamer Oceanic
ODD Meicalf from Hong Kong via Yokohama, with l,O00
Chinese.
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
Aker Annie Marphal Leia. the latter for New-York
ycio Rosa Dohovaro, NincenZo Accare
elaware qua Inst, BartoOmco Simone CIOmaItryshTe cn
rcha, Dali Orso, Pc;ers the latter Francisco
Mispah for the Delaware. Piau Recovery 1lh inst
dia the latter for Baltimore Patterde Joaquin
chief.
Arrived 4th inst Clifton Favorita
Protector; sta inst, Alexandria Car August Cashier avd
yst Johann Benjamin. LaOna Nncenlo FlOT0 (steamc)
"th inst, Botaist BuIgcnuc Mailer George
Rosina 10Th inst. Activ Valparaiso. WELLINGTON
Grdke 18th inst, Barring Brothers, EdcuOpc Patna Sam
SkOlbcld.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HALIFAX. July listener Rvwoll Castle. York
for Leith which tpwed here early
disabled sailed foT her destination yesterday, having repaired
For Later S"'p9f'g Ne'cs. II an Sos ftJte PIJa
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SEEEING HIGHER R1rsS or W4GfS

Tho mechanics and iahorcrs employed in the De-
2artnlrn oi Parks and Public Works are making
nA'""lt - u'Fe .f't wages increased, ana for
' 'r,- ,g t''' g.d '[h ., h%.o hid frequent
aa}.' trr'Ufh roori'tc,. : ,l,~,t;r.
81 -! 'g1'"> r rra'itpr iho 600 men cian,.f
80 t.r, 'rt'- 'itH- f.. tc lou~ter ia. ..-..ii-
g., Z" i'NinS MT a. measures -, ord. 20 ii1 So, NJ
g. D.. e,>.'r ot themselves. H. was .tai.f fLs' .,.
N"Npr n"d pi"F"i 10 confer VIA tiic hon!s of
"'ptrmcntA, h'I tutt Ia Nogii Lor ,aii
a. NJ q" I" i"r i,e .'fe 90 ta iig uct iuI -. ,l
~ 49, 'if ,l'ii"ltr ~ tNc noe M, Na'un
N!"I"i'" N'in it' ns4. and hId Sai.. tiai t.,v
't'"o ~ nc"'Nt .Noir Ma. auU Ia would geo fer
tom all tmt h' 4" H.. 'uu-.,trrtl}. "a" rcchan-
les are getting - = Dag, uUG wish -; 30 the
current WAGES paid 10 mechanics working in
day, and Wish Il %. 't'' com m SS
was appointed 60 visit Che Manor next Friday 10
submit Tie wishes of the men to him. and to ask his
cooperation in securing higher wages. Resolutions
were passed asking that - rcnIs and the uccc~sarlcs
OF life had increased ~ price in the las few months
and ~ the wages paid 10 the mon were inadcouatc
Tor he proper support of thor families the rates of
WaGrs Paid ne men employed in the Departments
OF Iaf>S and Iubllc " OTkS be increased.
ne ioH@SiiorclnrnS strike AZ the Vanderbilt clc-
y4tor pier viii doubtless result in troubie TODAY
me new men have been WorhIu~ under The proicc-
ton ol the police, and no open no,tlltlc. have vet
occurred, bat tho men have been heavily armed
aud yesterday the strikers tllrcaicn"d f.
attack them If they did not leave work
W cn questioned the striker, SAY that they are not
ron@ To work ut any other pier, and that they viii
n" longer allow The new men to continue work in
their places
The dry-goods clerks and saIcsrnen report that
,hrlr petitions Dt ing extensively signed and saw
that tie prObahitio- of the success OF their move
mcut are cucourulng
. One hundred and nifty masOns of New flrunsVicl<
~ j., struck for advanced wages yesterday morn
lDg. They were receiving 81 a daV. and demanded
- 90: Inc contractors held a meeting and CON
cluden 70 accede to the demand. The strike lasted
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DISEASES
OF the
NERVOUS SYSTEM

The Importance of the nervous system. 50 power
and the direct bearing which happine~s
thoroughly recognized: of
It, whether through intense mental Application
trSsNe indulgence of the
proper subjects for consideration nervous system
l. dci1n@cd IA l. 2h-outey promptly
Vic" from an Who, fora long ras De,
voted hl> Wnolo tnc aud attention sfi. and ao
Rom ms A' ren,r AMI practice aS learned 80 discover at
once tV cause aEd as promptly apply The rclv avoid
lng the lainnly so" seeking FOR tno truth
INC cncncoi art SD annoying 20 The patient Who. very
naturally, wants to know without delay what the nff
the extent 81 the the probabilities OF .uper
ton. and
~ the brain ma become exhausted by n,cn,e mental appl
Ntlilt 81 tlN connected
2 i"coN u.s. STRENGTH y being properly FED ord noulished
by The NScndtlc precisely
came WIN me nerves hat preside orgaui, lo Tho
value Of THIS branch of medical scarcely
oNcrlat"' Tor II reaches a.:
names the securing of hereditary retention 81
the family.
From long an Ian experience in this direction have
b''n able command by a ammo,
cation OF some 81 the rs families IA Ire and Naon
can ''nlcai" much that poron 90 the hyerc
every department. "t IN" nervous and Tn.
covering us powers, whether OF bEa appetite propensity
passion
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PASSENGERS IRRIyED.
PROM LINI.RPO
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ...JUIY IL l9s,
ARRIVED

Steamer Erin r) Griths yerpooi July 90 and Queens.
town 80 with ll'l'e ana passengers t. W j Hurst.
steamer lct"nia lhtl, Glasgow Mo.
steamer Slnto Domingo, Holiness Domingo CIV limo
80 SANTANA July J. Porto Plata cape ayticn and Turk =
Island u, Win ii'so and passengers 10 Vim clyde ~ co
steamer santiago Phillips ConfiegOs July via ST Ioco
t. with m'ise ANA passengers to jas T. Ward & Co
steamer western Texas, Hinca Fernnndina Julv = vim
~ co. - '''S
steamer Richmond Stevens, Norfolk with mdso to Old Do
m!non - 0'N ~
Hole in ballast to J Whitney 90 CO. ' "'''' y
Bark America ItaD. Tcrrari. ennt
barrels TO order vessel TO Furch Edge 4 60. " iN'
bark Miner (Nor lhOIse, StlV days in ballast Ia
Punch, Edge d o. " N ~
sohr WardJ Parks Of Boston, Kirby Savannll Is a, and
AsPM"aii II days. with GyeWoOd To ,oa; vessel To
+ II smith d CO. ' ''N' W
scar carleton; Of Nassau, Mp Tlorndo Ponce June 3
and Ngnes ", with moasscs to order; Parsons e
Loud. ~
tVrhe following vessel below came up to the
city to-day: ~ ~ NN
Ship Crusader (I1r), Durkee, Uavre.
SUNSII-Wnd at sandy Hook. light s SIC; cloudv and
ha2y. Al CITY island, tresh n L. thick. - $3.50
CLEARED.
steamers wyoming (r Rigby Liverpool via Queenstown
WuUiinS dulon: Daniel Stcinmann lBcg), DE smet
AntWerIl funch~Edyo CO.. Glenapp (r) Lundberry
cent CITY, Sacheiford, Aspinwail Pacific
fahhy Caiwasder, Clark, baltimore, kres
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Important 10 Business Men,
Merchants and Manufacturers.

FOR SALT valuable patent the Dominion Of Cs-ada
fortune Tor ouo Mon Tic patent can De purchase Casv
forum, realize. fror
The American patent twelve None n@ suuly y 10
command -inOnn. agtl,fs
business nogoators need not apply. wiih l-ss
AZ "e a. money trlncpals or their attorneys rpd
TO- The most sctnnizng Inquiries are solicited
Apply III nrst instance u
". c. W. Loci Box as Breollrn y Y .
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IAnnonncenenis.l


People constantly Their from East
W. = and from North a. south versa, IN
healthy state II they would learn bo concerted and
nsc III" cc br1t+d kidncyNot when sick they would
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MA ZINE INYELLIGENCE.
MiNIArU RE ALMANAC.


TO-DAY.
sun rise7.-... 4 30 1000 7.3I Clock fast 5, o2s
MOON Rises Sli Moon souths. 0:l3 Moons ago. DAYS IL,
HiGu WATER rO-DAY-A. NJ.
SANDY Hook Sl3 GOV Island. S:3l Hen lO;2O
HiGH WATER TO-DAY-P. ".
sandy iloo6 1888 GOV Island S:J7 He'll Gate. 10: 10
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Arenue HOtel-The Hon. Marshall Jewell of
Hartford Perry H. Smith of Chicago and Oliver Garrison
John j. Mitchell and Ethan A. Hitchcock of Louis ..
Hotel BrunsWich-H. Victor Newcomb of Louisville 80.
Grand Central Hotel General j. p. Brooke, u s. A.
. st Nicholas Hotsl-MayOr John G. Baxter Louis.
vile Windsor Hotels. Newton Pets OF Pennsylvania,
and the Rev. c. w. Baldwin, OF Baltimore
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BEWARE OF GREEN Fpl-Ir

Now that c ncatcd term approaching people sh0ud pay
particular attention to their dict above al Times avoiding
uhilpo lfiii Stale hc invariably
Eiaaps h"eA MorbGs on D.arhga Children are p-rticu
larry subject t. complaints OF tlls kind mother
feel safe without htyiea bottle Of fRIN DAVIES PAIN KILLER
within roach. II j. speedy
the disorders named and family medicine chest
without IL.
CUREAIINE for painful corns hard or soft
is IL quickest and bos; remedy. zoe. Druggists
For Neuralgia. Pains and Aches in the Back,
Kidneys OF Limbs-IIop Btters
HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l4i LcXiugton-aye. near 2Jthst.
Hours / ami 7.
Attention to gentlemen.
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Now Is THE TINE
To buy Rkcrs Essence Ginger Full quarter.
pint bottles % cents Try il.
To eXpel Malarial Tamt il is necessary TO
add to the vital force of tho system i'm other words rc
sl'ifri THIS IL the ~
-,.1" ine' .no5 chang" cf climate. Dr Ilulu..ns
y" SUPPLE mat Tonic ana IN Natures way, through
.cgNc cent? and the circulation.
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Es. &c. So.

DYSHN Terry DIAKRnEA.
CHOLERA NoRBVS. FEVER AND AGTT.
cured iu.i
hA ROADWAY READ KEfTTF
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA.
DI"l{TTERIt. ~ FLY INA.
SORE III Ro II. DiFEfrt 1T ERR. ATlIINN.
relieved a r.
BN RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
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EEnVVEE C0WPE,AFNr,e.

Ioosonlss Dairn' Cholera NIorlus or nsinll ls-9--,
rom IRE Dove. are - ppei n lfteen tWcus icaufss 81
laNllt kad"aA Ready Relief - concsil ID a. ina s-n,
ION 80 E,AH.Sso las, tGde, win follow Tho lo T.
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BROOKLYN.

Inc deaths from diphtheria numbered ID last
week, ana from scarlet fever 10. W
The July meeting of the Bridge trustees WAS NOT
held yesterday owing to lack IF Il quorum N'
1t Is expected that work viii be resumed shortly
on the Brooklyn Elevated Road. II is hoI'rJ ~
complete the structure 10y January, 1852
L0chlaw caused by injuries received while Grin,
at3} cdhHOIi July - produced the death Yesterday
OF Henry tullagcr, age Il, of No. SO2 Gates-avc
The old stone buildng at Thrd-st and Fifth-ovo
the Long Island headquarters OF Washington ~
fast crumhling into runs. The smaller stone ~,
carried away by relic hunters wv
Mis-. Mary Tanzcr, age scventy-cight. of No. 1874
Bio3dWay, was found dead III the yard, at the rear
Oh Tue house at H.. M, yesterday. Her sleeping
or tell from the window wa
DIR. !. J.. Schenck for seventeen years Medical
Snperntendent OF the Kings County Hospital in
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s'1EAETE9~--gE BEAUTY,

STRONG, PURE AND RICH BLOOD. INCREASE OF
FLESH AND WEIGHT. CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. SECURED
4
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-26

Hon. LYMAN TRUMAN, one of the oldest
and best known citizens OF the Southern Tier
died at his residence in Owego Thursday
morning, at the advanced age of 76 years. In
concluding Il sketch of the deceased, the
Owego Times saya: . A great man has
passed away-one who has left his impress
for good on his native county and State.
When the village of OWego was destroyed in
1919. Mr.. TRUMAN gave form and infused
energy into the citizens, so that rebuilding
was commenced, and the Ahwaga House and
the brick stores of Front street soon rose out
of the general ruins. Though partially with
drawn for some years from active life, his
death Will leave void not easily filled. lie
leaves wife, three daughters, and many
brothers and sisters and their families and
friends to mourn his loss"
The funeral takes place at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-26
Bargains in Glassware at c. p. Welles'

Bargains in Glassware at c. p. Welles
Sweet potatoes at George Ridgeway's,
Bridge street. 1877
Being about to break up housekeeping, of
fer my household furniture for sale at bar
gain. Call az ny residence on Ward avenue
before April 1st. j. j.. KENT.
You can get everything in the grocery
and canned goods line, except poor and stale
goods, at Swarts & Gordon's. Every article
on their shelves is of the best quality, new
and fresh.
[ had been great sufferer from Neuralgia
for years and had consulted great many diff
ferent physicians, but got no cure until | took
DR.. Burr's Neuralgia and Sick Headache Pills;
they cured me and l have recommended to
over fifty persons and | have never known
them to fail. They are also the best nervous
and dyspeptic pill [ ever saw.
SIDNEY BROADBENT.
Master Mechanic, Dickens Manufacturing
Company, Scranton, Pa.
Best galvanized slop jars only 81 at c. p.
Weles Crockery Store.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

JOHNNIE CORSER is very sick.
C. M. SANDERsoN arrived in town last
evening.
ID. BARTLETT, who now resides in Phil
adelphia, is in town.
DR.. WILLIAMS, wife and child of Carbon
Run were registered at the Ward House last
evening.
CHAs. p MOORE has accepted a position
with w. II. BLIGHT and will take charge of
his Bradford coal yard.
From information received, we infer that
one of the P. O. clerks or her agent was in
Waverly Thusday evening.
Rev. WILLIAM II. KING, pastor of The Bap
tst church, Owego, for twentY-seven years
past. will preach his last sermon as pastor
tomorrow.
TREADwELL, the ubiquitous representative
of the enterprising Binghamton Rep0Jlicdn,
was in town yesterday looking after the in
terests of that journal which is very popular
here.
NJ. E. CHUBBUCK and wife, after spending
several months at boarding house, have de-
cided to set up house keeping. They h2ve
taken one of Mr.. KUYKENDALL's houses on
Main street.
RALPH TOZER, of Bethlehem, has been
spending few days with his brother at Ath-
ems, and was calling on friends in this place
yesterday. We are pleased to note he was
looking we'll and appeared in the best of
spirits.
We clip the subjoned items from the Wells
boro Gazette of Thursday:
John f. Sanderson, Esq. member of the
TOwanda school board, visited the WellSborO
High School last Friday, and expressed him
self as highly pleased with what he saw dur
ing his hasty tour of observation.
Mr.. Geo. Hill, an old and respected resident
Of Burlington, Bradford county, has been
spending a few days in town. At the ripe
age Of snventV-tbree he does not appear more
than fifty. The principal recreation of bis de-
clining years is angling, at which he is an
expert.
Mr.. Geo. Estell, Jr.. clerk in the Prothono-
tary'S office ut ToWanda, made the door of the
Gazette office ueak on Tuesday. His ayoir
dupois is only 25S pounds. Bob Austin,
whose place of business is underneath thought
that one of ur"stting elephants" had broken
loose. A subpoena dUceS tecum brought Mr..
Estell and his grip sack to Wellsboro.
Col. j. +. Means, lifelong Democrat and
prominent citizen of Towanda, made "a pleas
ant call at the Gazette office on Monday The
Colonel met with an accident ut Lawrence
Vile last Friday evening, which has lamed
him considerable but we trust not seriously.
He attempted to board the Welsboro train
after it had been started, but was unable TO
maintain his hold and was thrown to one side
of the track. striking heavily upon his side.
He returned to Towanda on Tuesday.
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vehicle and pulled him to his house, some
three miles.
Livingston Medical Unversityat Charles
town, West Virginia, has been repealed
because it has. been selling bogus medical
diplomas. The New England English
University OF Arts and Sciences, at Bos-
ton, has been detected selling diplomas
in Europe. 1t has been put on the fraud
list Of the Post Ollce Department and
the delivery OF registered letters stopped.
The State Department will send circulars
to Europe to check the nefanous busi-
ness.
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The News Condensed.
aturG'.

Count Pecci, the Pope's brother,died at
Rome yesterday.
The wife of the tragedian Booth is SER
iously i'll in London.
Nearly six hundred students are in at
tendance at Cornell University.
A lady named Mary S. Wilton, living
in Ithaca, died from bleeding at the nose.
State Senator L. L. Roberts, inventor
Of the oil we'll torpedo, and one of the
weaIthiest men in the state, died at his
home in Titusyille yesterday.
The bill authorizing the rcfunding OF
ten millions of the State debt at four per
cent passed a second reading in the House,
Efforts to refund at and 30 failed.
The appropriations committee have de-
cided to report favorably to the house the
bill appropriating $2GG,OOO for the liQui-
d;tion of the normal school debt.
The Democratic caucus decided to re-
sst by all parliamentary means the adopt
ion of the pending resolution by which
the Republicans seek the immediate con-
troll of the Senate officers.
Twcnty-siX creameries have been es-
tablished in Bucks county since 1879,
which are making butter and cheese at
the rate Of $50 tons of butter and 1000
tons Of cheese per annum.
1t IS rumered that VIM. Walter Phelps,
Just nominated for Minister to Austria,
was among the victims of the Nice opera
house fire. Phelps partner in New York
telegraphed to Nice for information.
Attorney General Palmer decides that
the Act of 1874, allowing members of the
Legislature extra compensation, is un-
constitutional, and members are not en-
titled to more than q thoueand dollars
pay.
The bureau Of statistics at Washington
visions, tallow and dairy products during
February was $14, 72S, 900; February last
year SO, 243, 900. The value of exports of
dairy products for the ten months end
ing February 28th, was $22, 900 and
same period last year $I5, 100000.
After being out twenty-four hours the
jury in the Kalloch case yesterday after
noon brought in a verdict Of not guilty.
The verdict was received with much ap
plause. The defendants were heartily
by their friends. When
Kalloch got in carriage to go home an
immense crowd took the horses from the
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The estimate in which Bradford county
horses (and babies) are held, may be inferred
from lemark Of a little boy in this county,
who said recently: q would not sell my
title sister for a hundred dollars or a million
dollars, or a real hOrSen
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Have you tasted " chipsp
Fresh Chips at FIrCH's this morning.

We hear that large company from Du-
shore will attend the HELEN POTTER enter
tainment this evening. Town-people who
have not yet secured seats had better do 50
at once. The programme will be entirely
new. :. .r... s..
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OISSOLUTION.-Th co-partnership
An-<heretofore existing between Charles johnson,
n. NJ. Eichelberger and Peter Mcintyre under the
firm name of the johnson Manufacturing Compa-
n.y." is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Peter Mcintyre retiring from the firm. The liabli-
ties of said firm will be paid by Charles johnson
and n. M. Eichelberger, and all notes and accounts
due said firm will be paid to them.
dTowanda, Pa, March II, 1881.
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The sheriff7s sale of the ED. LOOMS stock
concluded on Tuesday, the amount realized
being little rising of $4,7OO which was con-
siderably below the inventory, which was
quite unsatisfactory as an index of the value
of the goods. The sale was conducted on the
part of Sheriff PETER j. DEAN in highly
credtable and strictly just manner and buyers
have been well satisfied. Sheriff DEAN has
made many friends by his straightforward
uprightness and courtesy during this sale.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-26

Moving Household Goods and all kinds of
draying done on reasonable terms by Murray
Watts, who has one of the best draws in town
and good team. Orders left at G.. S. Ack-
ley's office will receive prompt attention.
For SALE.-A new Singer Sewing Machine
and new Davis Machine, for sale on time.
For particulars call at this office.
Cows For SALE.-I have eight good young
milch cows for sale w. J. DELPEUCH.
Horn Brook, 2-23. Bears Den."
Ten ribbed umbrellas only 80 cents at c. z.
Wclles crockery and 99c store.
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E XECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

= =XECUTRIX'S NOTICE. = Letters
Iav testamentary having been granted to the up-
dersigned, executrix of the estate of Ethan B.
Moore, late of Ulster, deceased, all persons indebted
to the estate of said decedent are hereby notified to
make immediate payment, and all having claims
against said estate must present the same duly au-
thenticated to the undersigned for settlement.
LOUISA MOORE, Exeoutrix.
Ulster, Feb "a, 1881.
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E XECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letters tes
A.uv tamentary having been granted to the under
signed, under the last will and testament of
George Gard. late of the Township of Wysox de-
ceased, all persons indebted to the estate of said
decedent are hereby notified to make immediate
payment and all having claims against said estate
must present the same duly authenticated to the
undersigned for settlement.
WIN. I'll. SMITH, Executor. Fl
Towanda, Feb "a. 1SS1-6w
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-26

Lost, yesterday, pair of gold-bowed spec
taces. marked :" III. Mix" on base of bow.
The finder will be rewarded on returning to
Ii. MIX.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-26

Bradford county never had IA more popular
sheriff than PETER j. DEAN Troy Gazette.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-26

Increasing cloudiness, rain and lower temper
aturG.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-26

\ good girl wanted for few days to assist
in moving. Apply at this office to-day.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-26

T@ISSO SOLUTION.-Th partnership
In1 heretofore existing between Saml. Woodford
and Jno. Van Dorm under the firm name of
WOodtord VanDorn is this day dissolved ny mu-
tual consent.
The books and papers of the late firm are left in
the hands of Saml Woodford, to whom all debts
due the firm must be paid and by whom all debts
owing by the firm will be settled.
SAMUEL WOODFORD.
JOHN VANDORN.
TOwanda March IS, 1881.