[From the New York Herald.]
The Late Elections and the Presidential
Question, in a Sectional View.
•Hie lute Elections in North Carolina, Ken
. Arkansas, Missouri and lowa, in our
ui',,ll, tuiclusively establish these three points
' pi'i-st That there is " not the ghost of a
, for Mr. Fillmore." even in the South.
'Second " iat t ' ,e 0011 test ' s a actional con-
Mr. Ruclianan being the Southern, and
c t ,l Fremont the Northern candidate.
Third— That the present Buchanan party is
,l,e most ultra and exclusively sectional party
~f ativ party claiming to he national, and lias
rve'r existed"in the United States.
Our first point requires very little argument
m make it good. The late results in North
I'-iio'liim and Kentucky—two of the three or
f.mr Southern States claimed for Mr Fillmore
p. II their own story. The revolution against
q.,. I'iHiiiorcites. in Kentucky, is particularly
.;,',-.iilicant. It was tluirSouthern stronghold;
•mil having lost it. what other Southern State
i n; he <-x pec ted to stop at the uncertain and
unreliable half-wav house of Fillmore, when
.In- whole North is rallying for Fremont, and
J j,,. whole South is moving for Buchanan ?
Th,. first report from Arkansas, to the t-fleet
that that State had gone for the Fillmorepar
tv was hut a momentary delusion. Arkansas
..diiiT'-s to her Democratic antecedents as in
j|,. N ;ilvas Virginia. In a word, the late re
mit-iii the South, in our judgment, close up
;ic accounts of the Know Nothing partv,
l r . iu . Mr. Fillmore without u " the giiost of a
.hanee" for a solitary electoral vote, and re
, e this 1 'residential .struggle to an inevitable
, j,ui by the people of Fremont or Buchan
an.
Our .second proposition, which is as self evi
dent as the li'X, i. denied by the Nigger-tlriv
l„.r Democracy, in reference to their candid ate:
but we shall hold tlieui to it. They would
haw us hdiive that Fremont is the only sec
t.uiial candidate in the field. Mr. Fillmore
Ims told us so; Mr. Buchanan has told us the
~iine thing : and they have both recommended
a revolutionary nullification of the will of the
Maeriean people, should Fremont he elected.
W'r siv that upon the Kansas question, the see
niiiial is.-ue between l reinont and Buchanan
has dear as white and black. Fremont goes
r making Kansas a free State ; Buchanan is
j.:,,|ged to Governor Wise and the Soutliern
Niriu-rs of the Cincinnati Convention, to
■ ,ke it a Slave State. Upon this well deliu-
Mason and Dixon's line and the Ohio
, l ave lieett made by the South the divid
er harrier between the two great parties of
i",jlaign, notwithstanding the Southern
; ir*v itre as free to act, and arc as active on
Vi.rth side of the line, as within the limits
•Fir 'ivn peculiar jurisdiction,
tl-ir tliinl proposition, declaring the ]>resent
1' 1 uiiati party the most ultra sectional of any
i v elaiaiing to lie national tiuit has ever
St. d in tlie I "uited States, wc shall endeavor
i .-.ke as dear a- either of the other two.
'flu-re h nothing in thejiistory of Fremont,
iiiug in the platform he occupies, nothing
- letter < if acceptance, to justify these
s m,:l!r:i apprehensions and these democratic
■ a-atiniis against him that he is an abolition
- that lii- election will he the triumph of
it ani principles: and that, in anticipation
' '• an; driven to the wall by his admiui.stra
: '!i. the South, in the event of his election,
- 51 ami will recede from the Union, and set
a Southern confederacy. Kansas or no K uti
le .-ire or war. On the contrary, tlie only
lip'ct slavery ivhicli renders Fremont tin
i * 'ile and an object of i-ar to our Soiith
. -. ■ ssh,:, democracy, is Kansas. Ujmn the
:' :, e Save law, slavery in the District of
i •iiiuhia, and the constitutional and lawful
.nl slavery wherever it exists in the Un- i
- position is quite as good, and even
> nservative than that of Mr. Bin liatian.
more conservative, l>-cause Mr. Bn
• -HI i- the champion of certain fillilnistcring |
-■-is. which, if followed up, may prove more
a to th" South, before the end of a
. a '.ii'irstration. tiiau all the Northern
i'l'.i agitations of the last forty years. j
ipn Kansas, however, our modern nigger- '
-ii-niii, racy, front Mr. Buchanan at Wheat- i
rid Mr. Toottths in the United States i
* ■' '" ato all the little organs and stump |
of the party throughout the country. •
- '< "inthat " Fremont is a sectional i
otr,' and that "his c-lcction will and
end of the Union." How
11- in - position in favor of Kansas ;
ill'-- State in any degree more sectional j
1 en-n ~f Mix Buchanan in behalf i
'• ■■'i a;>-;on of Kansas as a slave State ? ;
v " are told that in Jii-; election fifteen j
~ 'l" the I iiion will he ignored. How j
I'"- ansa, r is, '■ ], M )k at tlie .South—not i
' electoral tisfcet in any South- j
*''• 'Acepting Kentucky." But wc ask ;
i'-'i-v lint ? A iid we are answered, " he-1
• !■ ."'i.n.'; abolition party dare not at- !
du-y would he lynched, tarred and
yr hung up 011 the first tree, or druin-
Ihe State ; and they know it."
* u,i;i i : ail this to be true, we cannot see
■ '-O'Vi - Fremont to Ik* more a sectional
hian I'm uauan. On the other hand,
1 a -hows ilie boot to be upon theotli
■ 'lit! the juvseut Buchanan party
is -crioasly the most ultra and de
" 'ttal party that has every existed
- 'n Mr. (•<.!,!, (i f Georgia, and Mr. Sen
>i " Jmiid.iua. for exaHqJe— both
I '■■■rrs. w. heiicie, ami lutlli in favor of
Biiclmnau and the admission of
-a ..vc State, ami Ih><li in favor of
'have just been enlightening I
1 .'"* "• Main on democratic principles, I
' y 1 tioiialisin of Fremont and his
1 Northern supporter a. Mr. Cobb
' '. iiniii are free to go and speak in
i " hole and corner of the North
yhiy I- rciuont, his party, his plat hum
I . " "is, and free to preach secession as
I . "■■(!.(!(• alterative should the will of
' against Buchanan : but liovv is j
I /' b'-or.'i:! or Louisiana ? Y cry like-;
''Ma man in Savannah were to ,
•"iimp for Fremont, he would he i
I ' ' ! '' lighting "democracy" of the j
!' r "oks -topjied tlie month of Mr. ;
Ii - J ben ate chamtiei ; and very |
I h>No"," ' ' '' V t>rc present lie would not
lv ' - the audacious intruder from
■■ i; hi.- fellow citizens. And as
I ' h'h, so with Mr. Benjamin. Is!
■ ' ' 'he real sectional party this j
I h'i. i "''dional democracy of the
H- ... '• ''l'oti Kansas aflairs, throughout i
Pa , ." '- 'he mouth and the press of j
" r 'he peril of Lyneh law?
and in its organization,
bo.- been, i.-, and will continue
' "h> we par'y priu'-iple- of tlie
South. Concede that this is due to the meat
law of self-preservation, the fact of this sec
tionalisui must he admitted. We may trace it
through all our Presidential elections, as the
fundamental doctrine of Southern politicians
evett in tlibse elections where the ,North had
no suspicion that the South were acting as the
South against the North. It has only been
since Martin \ en Bnren was run as " the
Northern man with Southern principles" that
the "li V-d .fact" of this sectional spirit of the
South hay uecoine potent to all the world.—
Ironi that <jhv to this the South, with each
successive election, have insisted UJHII stronger
and broader concessions to Southern rights,
and have secured them, not alone tipon the
tariff and upon internal improvements. Upon
the matter of rivers and harbors, however, we
must allow that the democracy of Congress,
disregarded of the Cincinnati platform and Mr.
Pierce's vetoes are looking out for Northern
votes, and working for them like beavers.
The Kansas question, involving a more de
cided concession to Southern slavery than any
which has yet been demanded, has resulted in
a more definite and slmrplv defined ssetional
contest than any in the history of the country
—that is all. A very large body of the peo
ple of the North say, "No ! we cannot sur
render Kansas to Southern slavery. That is
asking ti>o much. Wc will vote for that man
whose policy is to admit Kansas as a free
State and instantly the South is a unit and
her party leaders threaten disunion as the pen
alty of Fremont's election. Which, then, if
there he hut one sectional party on the course
—which is it, the Buchanan or the Fremont
party ?
GEN*. HOISTON'S SPEECH.- —The AYashing
ton correspondent of The Kerning /'es7 says :
" Old Sain embraced the occasion yesterday
to define his position before the Senate and
the country, lie denounced the abrogation of
the Missouri Compromise line, as well as tlic
Administration's policy toward the Free-Stale
settlers in Kansas. The whole difficulty be
tween the Free and Slave States, now, he said
was traceable to the agency of the Executive
in passing the Nebraska-Kansas act. Houston
declares that lie is a member of the American
party, hut in a speech of nearly two hours lie
ditl not, a single time, mention its Presidential
candidate. Indeed, he once, in his remarks,
administered a severe, though possibly unin
tended, rebuke to Fillmore's recent disunion
sentiment delivered at Albany. "Tliev tell
me," said Houston, "if Fremont is elected,
forty thousand bayonets will bristle about the
Capitol—that the South, in fact, will secede.
Mr. President, 1 scorn the suggest ion ! There
will he neither bristling bayonets or secession.
If Col. Fremont shall he elected by a majori
ty of the people, though I am not his suppor
ter. I shall respect the majesty of the people :
ami to Colonel Fremont, as the Chief Magis
trate of their choice, I shall pay my respectful
homage."
" Here the old hero, putting his hand to his
breast, made one i f his most elaborate vows.
" This just and noble reply to Southern al
truism told visibly upon Senators from his sec
tion. It, however, accords with the recent
declarations of Edward Bates of Missouri,
Senator Bell of Tennessee, and all rightmind
ed men at the South, who do not believe in the
cry about dropping fifteen stars from the na
tional banner.
THIBCTF To FRKMOVT FROM Si:N XTOR W \I.KKR.
—ln the debate on the Compromise measures
of Im>o, Hon. i.suae l\ Walker, of Wisconsin
untile tht* following allusion to t'olonel Fre
mont's already well known views of slavery :
" What u'uuhl tiic senator (Mr. Downs)
have ? Wotih! he have the elastic, hounding
activity of the .Wmli to await the slow ami
sluggish movements of the slave-labor, machin
ery of the South, in settling the territories ?
Does he expect this ? If so —mark my words
lie will exjiect in vain, until the hist elod has
fallen upon the last eotliu of the last slave
whose servile foot imprints the southern soil.
It will not wait. )<n run not r/tnin t/is act ire
cv.rrjsv of the .Worth. Yor coct.n not chain
that os a Fkkmont. He did not wait to pro
vide " transportation " for slaves ; lint railing
about him lis hardy countrymen, he braved
the perils of want, hunger, tii'rst and moun
tain snows, nor was he appalled wli-n death it
self strewed victims on his path. His not !■•
fortitude and energy have been, as tliev de
served, rewarded by an active, enterprising
people. Though of the sunny South, lie pos
sessed the ISKKI'f. KARINO AMI I H.MNI.KSS Sod.
OK TRITU OK TltK N'oitTH. He broke the coils
that bound him to the corpse of slavery."
First Sir.:: ok L.wn i\ Kansas Tkrritorv.
The President has issued his proclamation
authorizing the sale of the eastern portion of
Delaware trust lands in Kansas Territory. -
The sale is to take place on the if Of Ii of (it to
iler at Fort Leavenworth. These hinds, savs
The I nit'U, have bceti elassified and appoint
ed, and will not lac sold for less than the ap
praised value. The towns and cities laid out
on these lands will lie sold in lots and blocks.
The number of acres to be offered for sale is
and the quality of tin 1 land is unsur
passed perhaps hy any olln r equal body of laud
in the I'nited States : and the locution of tlie
tract, lying and being around Fort Leaven
worth, is very eligible, and most desirable for
a residence.
Whitk Mkx, no vor want N'krro Si.aykry
ijv Yoru Sinus!— The anti-Buchanan party is
in favor of keeping negroes where they arc.
The Buchanan party is in favor of extending
them all over the country for the purpose, they
favor the iinjiortatimi of some from Africa.
This jiositiou has already been taken by South
ern Buchanan jvapcrs, and (lie rcjiort of tlie
fjocofoeo Judiciary Cumiuiitee in our last Leg
islature, and the decisions of some of the Bu
chanan Judges of our Supreme Courts, g< to
show that his success will insure this end.—
The plain question is, shall negroes be kept
wiilihi their [ire sent liuiinds, as a ivocatcd by
the anti-Buchanan party,or ,-liail they lie spread
all over Free Territory, as advocated hy Bu
chanan ?
Bkmkmrf.u-- that if the Buchanan majority
in the Senate had allowed the Army Appro
priation hill passed by the Republicans in the
House to become a law, tlie I nited States
arms which Shannon distributed to the ruffians
of Missouri, would have been called in, and
the means for the present bloody invasion of
Kansas would have been wanting.
Rkntkatpkr that the -upporters of BrvftAV
an in the I'nited States Senate refused to unite
with the House of Representatives in requiring
tlie President to prevent the invasion of Kan
f-as, and maintain p r ;ng within its limits
ANOTHER FUKMO NT M*\ ()X TUB FlU.3ii.iUE |
TICKET. —The Norristown Herald says, that
Henry D. Philips, who represents the 22d dis- I
triet of Pennsylvania on the Fillmore electoral
ticket of this State, is well known to he an
anient Fremont man. This makes five surli on
the same ticket, viz :- Caleb N. Taylor, of
the Tth district ; h. W. Youngman, of the
; 15th do. ; S. E. Jhillicld, of the 17th do. ;
John It. Wells, of the 20th do. ; Heiry I).
Phillips, of the 22d do.
It being necessary, a few days ago, t
perform an operation upon a favorite horse he- i
longing to Rev. A, W. Burnlmm, of Rindge, j
N. 11., chloroform was given with lompletc
success, 'the horse laid down quiet I v in a
sound sleep, and did not wake till fifteen mi
nutes after the operation was over, having ap
parently suffered not a particle of pain.
REMEMBER- —that the BFCHAXAN and Fit.t.-
MOI:E inlluenee at Washington lifted high the
gates to let the border nilliaas rash iato Kan
sas, and held them wide open for the Hood of
crime and violence to sweep her free soil clean
for this lull's planting of slavery.
The Union Convention of Eyenniing
county have nominated tin-following ticket:
* Congress, Hon. Jas. T. Hale, of Centre j
county; Assembly, Robert Knox; Associate I
Judges, John Smith, K. P. Youngman.
steam saw-mill owned by C.N.Smr-
MAV, situated in East Burlington, near John
M Cords, was destroyed by life oil Wednesday '
night, 27th nit. Loss $15,000.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
WAVEREY- -Arrives daily, except Sunday, at 12J i'. M. !
Departs do 1 do
| TFXK'N'K—Arrives daily, except Sunday, at 12 V.
Departs " do ' 1 I'. M.
j TROY— \rrives daily, except Sunday, at 7P. M.
Departs do " "A. M.
SnKSIIEqI'I.Y Arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Satur
day. at *P. M. Departs, -awe days, at A. M.
CAN" FOX Arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at
s I'. M. Departs Tuesdav, Tlnir-da v and Saturday,
all! A. M.
MONTROSE Arrives Monday. Wcdiie-d.iv and Friday,
at 7 i'. M. Departs Tuesday. 'fh'ir.-iiay and Satur
day. at 7 A. M.
L \PORTE—-Arrives Monday. Wednesday and Fridav. at
2 P. W. Departs Tuesdav, Thursday and Saturday ]
at 12 M.
WKEESiU'KO Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at t P. M. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Kri- !
day at •; A. M.
EATON —Arrives Wednesday and Saturday, at fi P. M. j
Departs Tue-day and Friday, at A. M.
The morning mails dose at s o'eloek c' tlie evening pre- j
\ ions ; the alternoon mails close at 1 Is a . M.
duly 21. 15;..;, H. VoKVKR. p. M.
REEIOtot s NOTICE. The North Rrandi
\ssi,, iatiou of I'uivi r-al. tswiil hold its annual
session at Sit ■-- in .ptin, the tourth Wednesday and Thtirs- j
■ lay. 2i! It .iii>! J.'.tli d.i;- of September. A eordiul invita
tion is extended to all of every name and denomination, j
U.K. WIiITNEY, Standing Clerk. i
Nan stburrtisenuuts.
/ 1 KNHI!AL ELECTION rROCLAMA
' J TI>X. Whereas, hy an at tof a*sc:iibly of tlicCom
montrealth. entitled " an'act relating to the* mic tions of
this commonwealth," it is enjoin ,| upon me to give pub
lic notiee ~i such election to !e held, nmt also the cuuiuer
| ation in such notice what officer* are to be elected, I
. I <H XA. ft!>DIX(!. 11 igh Sheriff id the county <>f it rail
ford, do hereby make known and give notice to the elec
tors of said county that a general election will be held in
said comity, on TCRSDAV the l Hit day of October,in the
several distriets in said county, to wit :
In Albany, at the sub-district school house near Camp
bell'* mill.
11l Asylum, at Jacob Frntetiey's.
In Athens born', at K. S. Mathews, >n's.
In Athens tw|i., at the school house near Wni. Scott's.
In Amenta, at John S. Keeker's.
la Knrlinpton boro , at tile school house at Burlington
four corners.
In Kurlingtoii twp.. at the ho i-e of Koswel! I.ntber's.
In West Burlington, at the house of K/.ra (loddard.
In < niton, at A. H. Spalding's,
hi Columbia, at James Morgan's.
In Durcll. at the sell,M.<l house, called the centre school
house, near S. Pecker's.
in Franklin, ut Win. Demur's.
In Cirauviile, at the house of Benjamin F. Tavlor.
In Merrick, at the school house near I 'auiel liiirand's.
In l.itchtield, at Cyrus Bioudgood's.
In I-elioy. at the school house in Be Boy.
In Monroe, at J. I'. Smith's.
In Monroe born', at the house of Ktliel Tailor.
In Orwell, at Francis Woodruff's.
In Overton, fit the house of Win. Waltinau.
11l I'ike. at Dennis Johnson's.
In Home, at the Academy.
In Kidghery. at the lonise of Benjamin F. Buck.
In Sliesheijuin. at D. Brink's.
In Sinithtield, at A. J. Oerould's.
In Spriugiiehi, at T. Wilder'*.
In Standing Stone, at Simon Steven's.
In South ('reek. at the school house near \. Oillett's.
in Towanda horo' at the Orand Jury room, in the Court
House, in -aid li no'.
In Towanda. twp.. at the school h-.n.-e, near 11. 1..
S""lfrf.
11l JOl vimda North, at S. A. Mill's.
Tu Troy boro', at the Maple Tavern,
la I'rov twp., at the Mouse of V. M. I.ong. in th" boro'
of Troy.
fu fuscarora. lit the school house near James Black's.
In I Ister, at S. B. Ilolcomb's.
In Waricu, at 11. t n iper's.
11l Wells, at 1.. Secley's.
In U iiitlliu.ui. at the house of Benj. KnyKondall.
In Wi ifnsing. at th,' boii-e of J. it. Bl'i. k.
lit W iliiiol, :il the house ol .lames Foster.
11l Wvs,,\.a( the bouse, of James M. Ih-ed.
At u iiich t line and place the electors alore -aid will i led
by ballot
One person for Canal Commissioner of the Common
wealth.
One person f r Survey,'rCeneral of the Commonwealth.
Bill' person t.ir Auditor Oeuorii ol the Co,nmonweallh.
I hie pel'si uto represent the I Ith I 'oio. i e-sional District
• 'in posed oft lie counties of Bradford Susipiehan au and
Tiopa.
One person for Senator, to represent this district, com
pu.-cil ot the eonnties ol Bradford.Snscpichanna and Wyo
tn'np.
Two persons to represent the county of Bradford in the
Mouse ol Representatives of the Comm,'iiwealth of Penn
sylvania.
Two persons for Associate Judges of the County of
Brndbud.
One person for Prosecuting Attorney of the County.of
Bradford.
One person for Commissioner of said enmity.
One person tor Auditor of said comity.
One person for County Surveyor.
And in ami l.y siid art, I am further directed to give
notice " lll. it every per-on excepting justice:- ol the peace
who shall hold any office of prolit and trust under the go
vennuent of the I'uited States or of this State, or of any
iucor{Mimted distrit t. and aPo that, every m< tuber of con
gress and of the State legislature and lite select and mm
moil counei! of any city, or commissioner* of any incorpo
rated distrii t. is by l.iiv incapable ot holding or exercising
at the same time, the office or appointment of Judge. In
-pis t-T of Clerk of any flection of this Commonwealth,
a id that no inspector or other officer of any such election,
shall lie then eligible to any office to be voted for.
By the Ith section of an act passed the loth day of
April, lslo.it is provided " that the I'tth section <!f an
act passed July 2. |s.!n, entitled •• An net relating to the
i lections of this commonwealth," shall not he so constru
ed as to prevent any luilitia officer front serving a* Judge.
Inspector or Clerk, nt any general or special election of
this Commonwealth.
in the tilst section of tlie act tir-t above mentioned, it
is e.un ted that every general ami sjieeial election shall he
opened lietwcen b and Id in the forenoon. and continue
witbont interruption or adjournment until 7 o'clock in the
evening, when the polls shall be closed.
Bv t in- 1 -tli section of the net passed Feb. .'hi. lsp; t it
shall In* lawful for the iil-pf'tor* and judges ~| any gen
eral election which shall he I terra iter hcU iu the Armr
ilia elei'lioii district i f Bradford comity .o lose the polls
of such election nt 5 o'cto, k. I*. M.
Bv the 11tli sections of the net of B .. it is provided
that the polls of the election district of Tusearora twp. lie
closed ui : o'clock. I*. M.
It is further directed, that l1e meeting of the Judge
at the Court Mouse in Towanda, to tack! out the gen.ml
return, shall lie on the 3d day after the eiectiuu, which
wdl boon the 17 th day of October.
It is also directed the meeting of the return judge- tor
the 11th "i.-ti irt to make out tlie ivturus
fif memlier ot Congress, shall is* at- tin* I ouit M'MI.-w. in
the borough of Towanda, on t Ik* 7th day after the election,
which will be on -the 21 -t of October.
The Bet urn Jndg'3 for the IJtli District,
composed of the entitles of Bradford, Sasrpu hatma and
A Voming, wid meet at the Court Mouse in rh> horoagh
■>f Montrose, on the ith day after the < lection, which will
he the 21st.
JOHN t t oDDlMMShenfl 3,
Tewjuda, September 1". 1-j l '
Tovvanda Market Wholesale Prices.
j [form-ted weekly by I- !'.!'(i\". Dealer in ProvitfOnsiiid
Groceries, Nil. i. Brick How.]
Flour, (retail juice.) f> Mil. .17 V) <Vc 8 (M)
Fork, do •• ... . 24 4t> *<i
i Wheat, • • V bushel 1 1 .'>o
Buckwheat " .... 38 Cg •
Oats, " 111) (ffi
Corn " .... Ui- -
Bye " .... (it, t2A
I Potatoes, " .... (i 'HOC ....*
Bean-, " I btf (<&
; Dried Apples •' .... 1 (Ml fie ....
j Butter \> lb .. 17 <•(. 18
! Cheese " .... r> (<(, 10
1 Mains and Shouldera, " .... 8 I'ik
I Dried l'eaches. " .... 12 (a. lb"
Dried Berries " .... 12 18|
HKgs, dozen 10 <<a
i Y n 'l'l('Iv The Bradford Cwntjr Mu ical
I It As.si .cia thm will meet on Wednesday the Ist of Oc
J tolier prfixini". at 7 o'clock, P. M.. at the office of Win.C.
I Rog.ut. Esq.. in the li<>iough ot Tnwauda, to take into
consideration the propriety of holding a Musical Conven
tion some time during the coining winter.
0 C. 12. t.'OBL'UX, President.
A\ M. C. BH;.IKT, Secretary.
i 1 it K fD o m
OR
■" /m "w ■ s ■m.w^
IS said t i he the inevitable re-ult of the coining election;
lit i- also said that tli: s elm ions L'uion is in danger ; lie
| that as it may. we know that a terrible storm is gathering
j in the political heavens, which will soon bur-t upon us in
all its maddened fury. But we would my to the citizens
|of Bradford. heed it not; it will pass harmlessly hv. Soon
j however, storms of a dilt'erent nature will gather in a
j wintry sky. which w ill cause you to tremble likean aspen,
unless you"procure the neeessary proteelion. .Vow, it is
| these kinds o| storms that we propose to prepare you to
• meet. We have just received an extensive ami splendid
assortment of
DllY (;<>()!>S A.XI) CLOTIIIX(t
I'm-the FALL TRADE, which we will sell at New-York
city prices. Our motto is. tjtiick sales and small prolits."
THE LADIES
\\ ill find in our assortment an endless variety of all the
.Hoods they need. llnr shelves and drawers art crowded
With articles fur liieir use. We call special attention to
our new styles o/FANCY SII.KS, the finest the market
affords. SHA WLS, brot lie, Bav state and cashmere, of
i all sizes and qualities. |. API US* PRESS COOPS, French,
j English and American Merinos, plaid and striped Do
Lafuc-. plain and figured Alpaceas: in fact everything
usually kept in Pry Omul spues. Fir-t-rate ceiico- at t>
cents per yard, goml muslin at ii cents. A line assort
n.eiil ill ill I.YA 1.1 S, /. atlies' Collar s, Unders/ccces Hand- \
i l.irrhitj ~ Luces EaiUroiderii s. Gloves, Hosiery, ,y c.
Our Clothing Department
Is replete with fashionable goods ; Overcoats from >1 to
i'lii. business coats front ill to sl i. vests all prices, pants
from ?2 to jil. A general assortment of underclothing. \
collars. Ae. CLOTHING made to older if required, and
upon the shortest notice.
tun' Don't forget the phu-e, in Pat ton's new block, cor
ner Bridge and Main streets.
CI TTKMU'EG, KOSEXB.U'M .V CO.
Towaitda, September 3. lsiiil.
X. —('ante to the enclosure of the
J subscriber in l.'ulgbery township, sometime in the
mouth of May. a red yearling lIKiI'KIL -nine white be
t ween her horns, on her belly and on each hip or .-title,
and on the end of the tail. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take In r awuv.
Sept. 111, ljSafi. ' H. F. JBTRT.
LWKITTOI'v'S NOTlCE—Notice is hcrc-
I J by given, that all persons imlebted to the estate ol
JOHN MA BUY i TIUIS.'utEHKUKVKRH ARTd'ed,kite ol
liiilghery. ale requested to make payment w itliout delay:
those having demand- auuin-t -aid estate will present tliem
duly authenticated for settlement.
Sept. in. IKINNEY PuWITT. RxMatur.
/ UT'TION Notice is hereby given, that
I hereby toibid all persons from trusting any one on
tny account, and particularly forbid all persons from bar
Iniring or tiu-ting .losepli Prinee. vvithiuit a written or
der from me ; as 1 have made ali the iie.-e-.-arv arrange
meats for his eomfiui and support, and will not be liable
lor anv debt- contracted by him.
Warren.Sept. 2, 1x56. ' NELSON PRINCE.
I O.ST—Between Tnwamla and Leßavsvilh
J a BLANKET Sll A WL,small plain brown and while
check-. Anyone limling will re-tore it to the owner, oi
leave it. at tiie Towanda l'ost Office, for which they will
be liberally rewarded.
Monroe.'Sept. :i, l*-,r,. CI.A UK (T.MMIXGS.
Cash paid for IVltx & Wool.
A T SOLOMON S CLOTHING STOKE,
Tovvanda. September J.
1 >IIA V>FOKI> COt'NTV TEACH EES'
I J ASSOi 'I ATlt\. The iu\t retfuUi meeting • ihis
V"<oriatin \n ill !]♦•!! in Iturliii&rton, ronutH-m on
Krirl:\. SKI'iKMUKK l-\ at In nViurk, A. M.
I lie US rial Rldr**>S lioiuic the A s-voc iutii it will IKMIPUVCI'
i<l lv Mr. <*. K. \ft'll<M.S. ;uil the Kssav read lv Miss
W. K. LOXi;. .IAMKS M'WIIJJ \. Set y.
/ V\ 1 TION.— Whereas MY wife JOHANNA
N CKH VK ha- left my bed and board without just cause.
I iherelore forbid all | er-ons trusting her on my aceount.
as I will not !,c responsible for debts contracted by Iter
after tlii- date.
Purell. Vugust 2'.t, 10,",r.. MICHAEL CROAK.
:s i ;vr im u m
AM)
NEW FALL GOODS.
r p}|K FIRM OF MONTAVYKS * CO. bus been dis
I solved by mutual consent. \VM. A. ROCKWKLI,
having withdrawn. The business will hereafter be con
ducted under the name of MOXTANVKK
' iatcil with the firm J. L>. Montanvk Jr.. and K. Mnv
tanvk. We trust with our present facilities fur the pur*
• h'-e i,i" ili.it we can mak •• it an object for i \SH
i IT >Ti >.M"KRS to < xaniine our stock. which has heeii laid
in with great < are to suit the tail trade.
All accounts due tiit- old firm, as also notes that
are due. are e.rjn eted to In paid ivithemt further notice.
August 25, 1356. MONTANYKS.
Il l-: M C) VA L.
COLLINS & POWELL,
Uroi'l,l) respectfully intVirm their I'rieuiL aiul the pub
lie generally. that t.licv have removed their Clotll
istg and Furnishing Store to their New Building on the
ue-t side of Main Street, next door to li.ill A llusseH's.
and w ill la- happy to wait on all who may give them a
rill.
Their stork consist i f Itlark Cloth Coats, i'tain and
'"am y Ca--uiieies. ['weeds and .leans. Itl.u k and Fancy
i' ts-dtnerc Pants. Itlark Satin Ve<ts. Silk WM ft and fan
cy do.. Silks of all kilol . White Mar-ailles and fancy do.,
White and limey l.inea Pants. Overalls and overshirts,
white and tßiiev sfilits. drawers, roll irs, eravats. soeks,
Hats and C.tjrs sit all kinds and ipi ilities. a good assort
meat ot Hoys c|othippy such as t oats, Verts and Pants
which we are selling oil' nl cost.
<ientleinen wi-hing clothing made up to order, w ill do
well to give lisa rail, as we have a good assortment of
Cloths, Cas-ituerrs and Ve-tingsou hand, which we are
ready to make up on spurt notice, and WAV,'I! \XTKH to
lit in every way. or no sale. We do our own cutting, and
it at tor our-< Iv i— I hat we know as mui li about it as most
people, having had some years experience in biisiues
CI'TTINiI dotie to order as usual. Where (lihhlh jrt
bought of us. no rharge made for cutting. As regards
eheapiie-s. all we a.-k is to give us a call licforc buying
tisew here.
•I. M. COLLINS. PKRCfVAL POWKI.L.
Towanda, August 7. IS.ad.
NEW DRUG STORE
AT NICHOLS.
nltS. G. M. A G. I'. I'ADY would respect
fully announce to their friends and the public that
they hive just opened a new and extensive Dili' l ; STORK
at Nl< II'U.S. N. V. Their stock is new and carefully
selected, and consists of
jSrugs, IVX'edicines, Chemicals, Taints,
among whi hare lead, zinc, chrome green and yellow.
India red. Vermillion. Arc. ttils and Varnishes,
a variety. I He-tull>. including logwood,
tain wood, fustic, ciuihear, gran
ulated fin. indigo. Ac.
UIICSHKS for paint, hair, hat,
clothes, shoe, teet.lt, Ac. Window glass,
putty. caniphene. burning llttid. alcohol; t in
net's oil: very pun- 1.1<,H OBA tor medicinal pill posts:
Patent Medicines. perfumery. Rubin's
Extracts for the handkerchief ;
I amy Articles, Yankee Notions,
Snuff t 'ig.tr-, ,Vc. An.
To Physicians our -dock oQ'ers inducements asbcingof
the he t Ipialit v, care;ully selected, an I sold cheap.
tlive lisa call, and see if yon can narchase as cheap
eLewliore. ' <l. M. k ft. P. t'ADV.
Nichols. June lis'.r,.
IM'TTKi; TCHS ,v KIRK INS.—A qiiiur
if lity nl good Ibitter j'ubs and Firkins, just received
ii>l for sale by tnav'JU H. S. MKUt I'll.
Books and Stationery.
r pH|] hi rarest asstirtmcnt of l()()KS and
I STATIONERY ever "tiered in this market rempris
in r a very rumpl. te dock of Sehoo| t 'lassjeal and Mi -eel
l ineoiis Itonk -. and a very lull assortment of Ptatinnerv,
in topi nio ' and fm .ill ijnUMiall v < hi .ip at
Ayri! 2' te n'. . IV BAKTLETT'S.
fUiGccllnitcono.
TO Tks PrBLIC.
IN ron-idvration or the (ibef.il putronave with which wi
have beeji favored siiue we eopitnem -d tauine.-s in
lhii place, we tender to the cilDstts of Towanda and sur
rounding i-••uiiU-y our sincere thanks, and hope hv -tlliug
at prices SI'KPPISINCLY LoW. to make it p roll table to
nil w bo tusy favor us with a call.
Vv •• are re ojved to keep pace with the progressive spirit
of the age iu which we live, by ottering fot sale
O-oods of the Latest Syles,
at prices that • tuwlly alarm the proprietor- of old-fash
ioned Stortss; tliey tiidrig schooled in the high-price priu
ciple. or ratio r in the prices ot old times-—will not lowei
their demands ; hut. in a very happy manner, warn their
customers not to meddle vvdth the Goods sit the New Store,
(at the sume time exhibiting much concern tor their wel
fare.) for they know that none but damaged Goods .-ai
be sold so very low.
We do not intend to sell damaged (".noil-, but if anv
prove to be so, or, are not what we represent them to be.
return tin in and receive tbc money paid tor them. VV,
now oiler our KXI'HIE Sl' :\i ,W IIH STOCK AT
S I //./. I.OW/•'./{ /'H/CES /'HA Y EVER.
Some ol our Press Coods, our remaining stock of lion
nets ami It.><int t Trimmings we w ill -i II at I 'HST.
We have a line lot of Shawls, Mantillas, Window Pra
pcrv. ->i!k-. Embroideries, Needle-Worked Edging and In
setting. Ac., &I-.
We a.-e prepared to send for any article in our line that
we have not on hand. Our assortment of
REAI>Y-MAI>K CLOTHING,
i- complete - annot be surpassed by any other establish
ment in Northern Pennsylvania. Call and examine our
Goods —seeing is believing.
GIT I'E.N BERG, ROSENUA CM A CO.
Tovvanda. July ls.">.
K. r l\ FOX
IS now rmtivinir n fine sftiek of GROCE
RIES and PROVISIONS which will he sold at the
i very lowe-t price. He i-also anxious in buy fur CASH
any quantity of Rotter. Eggs. Lard and good Wheat, at
the highest market price. Will those who w ant to buy
or who have produce to -ell ple.t.-c give him a call ?
A NEW STOCK OK TEAS, tvnrranU'il ns
■w *■ u-"al to give suit-faction, or the money returned.
AIo. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, and in fact most every
thing in the Grocery line, for sale cheap at FOX'S."
DRIED REACHES, a few very tiico ones,
also Dried Berries at POX'S
(HANDLES, ltot.li Sjtertn and Tallow ly the
J box or pound, at FOX'S.
fliflVrent qualities, Corn Meal,
Bran and Chop. Also some very extra Family
I 'hmr warranted of superior quality fur sale at FOX'S. '
MESS PORK, Cheese, Hants, Lard, Brooms,
. aad an mtsoftmeitt of AVooden Ware at FOX'S.
*v( M ) '*' good Potatoes wanted
iminediati ly at FOX'S.
for flavoring, for salo tlioai>
at FOX'S.
I^R ESII PEACHES and Ttnnatoes,in caas,
warranted perfectly fresh at FOX'S.
ORANGES. I,onions, Nuts, Figs, Raisins,
Unities, Pates. Citron, and other fruit iu their sea
son at FOX'S.
\\ 111 l'E I I Sll, in Iwrrtds, half barrels and
i by the pound, at myli FOX'S.
MACKINAW TROI T Some very fine
- ones iii half barrels, also Mackerel in half and quar
tcr hvrrels, at jtx FOX'S.
(L\ NP] A large stock always on hand
J and sold at wholesale at pedlars' prices ; ,t FOX'S.
•> TONS SI O ARS I'rotrn, liefinod , Pow
' ' deieil, Cru-ln-1 ami Gr.iniil.ilcd ; Mulas-es. Syrup. Rio
iml Java < 'offce. Rice. Suleratus. Ginger, Sperm (.'andle.-.
Rice. Tobaeeu in fact a general variety of Groceries, lot
-ale cheap at junell FOX'S.
r P A i'l OC A. Rice, Coru-stnrch, Rice-flour.
I Canageri. Ma.-arena, \ crmacilla. Sagucheeee and
Spie of at Ft l\ S. all kil i'r
of fill kinds, both white and ground
K A Mii.-tard. black and white, whole and ground, at
FOX'S.
BOOTS 6c SHOES <fc LEATHER.
ID. 11l Ml'F h " is just receiving age
• lu-ral a-sor' _ c.OOTS A SHOES, suitable tor
the spring trad
Also, an excellent assortment of LEATHER.eompri-ing
|s(i sides Sole Leather. !!• sides I'pper. 2nb Calf Skin-,
together with a general slued ol Kipps, Lining- .V Find
ings. Tovvanda. April 3. iB6O.
LMSII. No. I and - Mackerel and Codfish,
1 at niay 11 MERCI ES.
WOOL. CASH PAID FOR WOOL*
* T at M. E. SOLOMON S Clothing Store, one dm 'I
South of Mercur'.- stord, Tovvanda. May 20. l -. O.
\ GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Boots
- 1 A Shoe- and Findings now leeeiv nig at
Aug. 22. 185. HFMPHBEY'S,
LEATHER, du.-t receiving an e.\-
k ' eellent lot of superior SOLE LEATHER, to which
publie attention is respectfully invited.
Nov.-.'j. |s., ~ .1. |. HI MI'HREY.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
AND
T\ F\V I I FM .
BKIXGSRI'RY A SON l eg leave to call the atten
. tioti of their friends and customers, a.- well a.-all oth
ers, both Jew ami Gentile, wishing to luiv I loods < 'HEA R,
to tlieir well selected stock otFOHEI'G.X AMI) />()-
MEST/C DliV GOODS. coii-i-ting ot a great varb-ty
of /.a lies lire .v.- GooiH, Silks. SUturlx, lie /.Hue-, t hn!
tics. J/areges, ( hainhrays, I tivn*. Rriltidnte*. He., etc.
Also, a choice selection of Men iicac, Chocheco, and
other -tvfe- of fa-t colored Frints.
A bt'ge and complete assortment of Yankee Xotions,
Hosier)/, fi/orc*, 1): ens Trimmings, H'hite Hoods, Den
mi*. Ticks. Drill*. I.ineiis. Cnmlnir*. liienehed and Brown
Sheetings, Cotton Yarn, It irk, Halts, Twine, Carjut
1 1 arp. A c.. A*c.
In addition to the above articles, tliere will always be
found a full assortment, of i.l.'t U KlllFS, Crockery and
'• llass-ware. Hoots and Shoes, Hats and I aps, Kails, Fish,
Pails. Titles. Matt*. A c.
The undersigned feel a liber-ove in in J j ,, 'Tc ,f]ie public
to an examination of their Spring stock, honeying that
good Hoods and low prices w ill insure a speedy sale for
ready pay. 11. KIXCSBFRY A SUN".
Tovvaifdn, April 11. IRafl.
Watches, Jeweirv and Taney Goods.
4 .M. \V.VI?N' IvfF litis just received a large
A \ • and splendid assortment of \V Vfcitl'S. .IKWF.i.
If A" A FANCY UOOnS. which are oll'ercd for sale on the
lowest terins. t'.iil at Warner's, Main si. above Bridge.
Towanda. duly s, ls.",i;.
NEW SPRING G ODS!
IPII E suLserilter pulls ;it tention of tlie pul-
I lie to his spillNH STUCK OF COOPS comprising
the usual variety, and which Will be old at the lowest
possible rates for cash. O. !>. BAKTLKTT.
Towanda, April '-'I, Is,"ill.
. Another Large Arrival of
NEW SPRING GOODS!
HS. M'-yttT't! h now receiving the large-d, lcit a*
. sorted. >nxl must desirable stork of ttends that has
y i iicoii uttered iii Townnda. OiiisMiiif; nfcverv variety
of S.trt.f: I XJ) r.I.XCV Din' HOOOS. Hanhrarr.
Crurlvrtf oDtl (Unas icttre, Hoots ami S/u-rs.
/ hits, Hops, St a air (!r>i>tfs, ( 'arj'ts, Mat
tin"" I I <;i>ilcn-icurr, (!nurrirs l faints
I! oit/ow-(ilass, ()ils l i\ai/s. Inn,
Strc/ , l-ish, Isathrr, i\v. d-e.
wliii h v. ill lie -.olil at >vhnlesale or retail at very low pri
ees. Tlic piiMic arc Very respectfully reonotcii to exam
ine the Sim k.
Tnwanda, April 21, IK.V?.
Lawns, Shailis, Bareges, &.c.
r PH K finest npsnrtiiipnt iit town of French ami
I \mori.-an f/nvtin. En-neb. 5.•.,(,•!, and Auieiicitu
tiiiiyleim-i. rhalli*. Bareges, Brilliant ami Prints at
April :t, MHRtTR'S.
II\SFKI>, f/Htitp, Tanners', and Neatsfool,
1 Oils. Vlcoliol, fainjihine ami liunuiipr fluid for sal*
'•>' 11. s. MKlh T|>.
/ M;o('KKI;v & CLASS WAKIv A large
\ ' and beautiful assortment of (.'rockery ami <
fn-t rei oivtil ly mayl2 li s. VERfi'H. '
VnTK'K. The Pnmfililot Law* of the
1 1 Session of the Onna. U'gMaturo |o, (lie year t-. o,
'one lici n reei'ive.l tor this l',unity, and .ire 'ready for
distribution lo those entitled to reei in them.
Anim-I I. tBML \I !.l-t\ M'KK \\\" Prnth'rv.
I AIHKS' INNRA GLOVES,
I J .11 the store "1 11. S. MKU< t r R.
|> I;I: F * 1 1I; I; VJNKGAU A GOODMTI-
A rlt! .It
#
i-..~ Nwtiee is lierr
■ Ia tijrn tm.t l. in-r- upon tl.. <t.iir
of Samuel ftwM *-e late -r. r,^ :th(h Uiru ._ h .,\, u
granted fo the subs. nV rs All fndel.t.,) ~l i(l
estate UTi- licirbv ttspiCsted tv Ui*',.e payUH-11l
arid those t.:iv|UK all V ehiit..- Up,.,, said e.-ufe to ireeeut
them duly attested for settlement.
KMKI.fNK JirKfoX
,lune ***• K.xwutris.
\ 1)M1 NISTH
i 1. is hereby given ilmt uII in jpli( d to rln- <—
tate of SAM I. yi K'K, (if Asylum
tow n-hiii. to make immediate paxuieiit. Hp a<* person*
having demands against said estate. m ill present them V
Iv authenticated for settlement,
i , - . CUK\KLirS vn IK.
June ifi 15.. i,. Vlinim-tratoi
\ DM i XIsTKATOK'S NOTK'K. N6tfx
ili- hereby L'ivi u. tliat all f rpnf* indebted to tin- e
t.ill'ut I.other l.'ochweJl, <lee ti.. of .Tmy township,
in herein n-ipi'-tfil t-i make payment wytlmut delay: itii.i
ill person* iiavmis elnims ngnlM-l said .-fate *-<ll pley, ♦•
present Ho in (| u |y authenticated |V.r settlement.
IMXKII Wt 1.. IttM KWKLI.,
, . AMV Rtfl fCWKLI..
Administrators.
\ DMIXISTII.VtfDrs NOTII'K. Notice
A \ i- hereby given tlmt nil persons indebted to tin- i -
t.lf Ofl .1 |\V It. liix KfU >!,.. ,1,.,.-,|.. )al . , )xrTU> ' tl , '
to make immediate payment, and all persons haying d.
inai.ij- atinl said estate, will present tin m duly u th>„
ticated lor us ttl*iiif'iit.. .
Witt .fllTl lllNKlttil.li, Admm'stnitor.
< Iverton. June IH. Is.ai.
j 1 DM IN US. NtHH'K. -All |i'i'sntis in
!" * tlt-I.fl dto tlie ♦■stati* of V. Vr. MVlilK ili-i oa . .|,
I latent ATHKX'S township, are hereby nvtjli&l to myku
I payment without defay. and all person* having ilrinaiitl
j against said estate arc fT)nested to pre-cnt tficm dulv au
| llii'iitii ated for settlement. SAHAH M VKIiS.
j July 111. Is.a*.. Ailinistnitr'.V-
--\ IMlM>Tl;A'K)k,s notick. Nuti7e
| il is hereby given, that all person* iin.U htf.il to the i' a
tatc.il Pardon Kenymi, (Ufil. late of V\ indhaiu tp. arc rc
i ipi.-tcd to make payment without deliu : and all persons
I havino claims ajßiinst said . state, must' pre-, at them duly
autla-iitii ati il for settlemetit, to tile xuWrihcrs,
mdliam. July I. 1 HAtl.
\ DM I \ISTK A TDK'S NOTK 'K— Xotitc
i V is h.-rrhy ftircii . that all persons indebted to the ee
tat. of Malvina A. lU.opi-s. ileeease.l, late of CauUui tw p.
are her. hy reipie-tc.'t fo paynpnt without delnv ;
ami n.l persons havniff claims s H j,i eh tate will
plfa.-Jpresent them duly auth. uti, :Ke 1 for s-'ffT. ■Vn nt '
" SIMOX U. I.ATIIIKIP,
. f'• _Ailuiini,-tr.itr.
\ DMIMsTi: A.Toir< NOTICI:.- \..
• i- hereby given, thai all persons indebted to the es
tate.,l Joseph lugtiatn, deceived, late of Merrick Town
j-inp, ;i!<* iii'rcliv t: mapuvimMit withffft tl
iy; and all per.-oiis having claims apauist said estate will
please present I belli duly authentii at. d for M ttleineut.
_July 21. Js,-..;. K. INKHA.U. Adniin r.
I DAI INISTKATUIX NOTICE.-—Notice
-i * i-> hereby given, tiiiil ail persons indebted to the es
tate |>l SAMI EE STEVENS, dee'd. late of pike t<>wu
tw |>. it re hereby reipic-tt d to make payment de
lay; ami all per.-mis having claims against saiil estate will
phase present them rIII]v authenticated fur settlement
, , . KMEKKXSCA STEVENS,
July 1,18.54. Adiniuist nttriv.
r Is'l OK I ,KTT KI*IS remaining in the IV?
I J office at TowanUa, August 1.*., HAti.
Ames .V Weaver. I.ent Bird.
Blackmail .ladson. l.eonard .John
Barrett .lames. Menardi Franklin.
Ih.yd Charles. Miller Rj, hard.
Cotinell John O. >fasou l' B.
Craw ley Dai i'l MCiJI Itiian;
Crowley .Mm. M'Doin ll Maurice.
' aivdel Um. Morrison \\ m
cam Bridget Mil-hell Mary.
Cam .lames. M'CtifTic John.
Covert Krnstus. Mills Mirnn.
c.K.ll.aujrh Sarah M'Kae Deter.
Carroll Kob't. M NcalU m.
Corwin S. o. Meaner Thomas.
Carroll Miehael Xi. kaf- Richard.
< aln I 'at nek Nc-tor Mielu-el.
! . I! !V. P V." o-'. Culver Bat tlmlvmcw.
I ut lin Uolhster. Post \armi.
< "ronin I'atriek. Pow.JI Samuel.
I raver .I"hn-oii. I,'rati A.
Deck,. Wm W. Patterson Elizabe'tfc I
Dorihv John S. Pierce S S.
Day C ill art 11. Paul [| >j
Klshrec Piatt. (Jniylev Klh n
Fox Itossmi. Rnrhti'L".
Eii.an John. James
Cahle Ferdinand. Bav.lolm.
tiilleft Francis. Ro'thwell U.dart
Hughes phihtiier. Rigg Charles B.
Haw ley Patrick"! Stevens Dinna.
Hats ii Mary Saw ver .1 H.
llerd;i Frederick. Sullivan Daniel
Hagerty Alice 2 Smith John H.
Haveily Daniel Jr. Sears Ezra.
Han nan Patrick. Smith Hi I. i.
■ h " w " W "i. Turner Andrew J.
Irvine S:.i ine|. Tnthill Pin t c C.
keilttk Mary. \C;], ( ._ X j.- [•
Kendall Thmpa*. M nt,.|;,„,l Eunice .J
Keeiian Henry. U'hitc Norma,■
l.yuvii Denis. WjlUmm Carl.
) lament II 11.
1 r refills calling for any ot these letters, will niru'mn
the aiv advrtise,]. 11. C. POSTKI!. P.M.
n.\ ROW A UK, I HON, NAILS, etc.
\ large additional stock of Common and sa,ldler
Hardware, Joiner's Tools. Carriage Trimmings,
an.l Nails, jnst received by H. li.'MKRCTR
Pianos, Karmcninms, XVZelodeons dec.
IK VI WELLS, dealer iu .Musical Itisiru-
J meats, may for a tiim U; found first door south of
Dr. I'll VJT S. on Seeo.nl street. Towmidn, where he wd(
• be happy to receive orders tor .my of the above namci
instruments, which he will deliver for ca.-h or approve:
credit at the Imvtst retail price- of \evy \orjtcify. li i
would call particular attention to,tin ,Org\iu Harmonium,
of latt* -o celebrated for .Chprel; me, being fonxid. red
|.rel'eral.h-b>. and eA,peii-ive. than ..good Oi yam.
Price, S.i.iO ; Melpuyons from ?1. to S2OO.
Every ih.strumeni fully warranted. .Meiodeoii? timed'
and r-paired on reasonable terms.
Belejuices S- F. COI.T, Pnnerpal of ColKgia'p hvftr
tute, and Dr. S. PUATT.
Any.i.-t 12, lead.
toWANDA
mm&m mwMtmz.
r pilE MISSES If \N"Sil\ r -..pei tliillv 'nrfoffn the public
' L that Mie Full Termv.f tlieif nchonj will open in tl.o
new bnih'ii.y on s'inoinl st sect, vce.-t of the Ward House,
on Monday September 15. Is.a,.
Mis.sO. i>. HANSON wiii liave the jjdiierfil wimerinfen
denee of the -clmol. a--i-fed ill Music bv M'ius KERFJ C \
D. IIANSO.V. and in French l.v Mis- EMM A H ANSON.
Thankful for tiie pyiivnpge already' extended to them,
ihey licji leave,to. aseurf 'hose eji'rii-tiny their daoyhteis
| j.i llieir ei|urye. thai er; v '!hi rt will !• made to timetvo
, I lie eeiifVihnue and favor ■1 their patrons.
I lie sch'iel y ear w ill eon-i-t of four rters, of i levetv
we. ks each. The -iinjiuer vacation commeiiciny in ,1. Iv,
and ending in SrpfsM*)'. V recess of a few day aw ill let
it ken at the hoii'ti's.
tcto's. rn: qtarTkT ;
fir.it CI us To iut hide He elei,icnta ry la.ylish i '
tirauehes. ate! the stmly of tint iailiu lacguHce, (
AVc,i inf (7,/t.v To iiivludcthe in.!"• advanced -lit /
tl.es ofthe li .yli-li I.ran. In -.with Mathematics. ja 00
aiul the study of l.aUu ami French , ~. 1
'l'ltinl Chip To ill.dude MatI?•;* M-S, *|crrtal• •
and A' .-j' Htih.-ipiiy, Uii -e .. lummy, Ac.. -isl2 00
with l-atin and ,F; meh,
Each pupil w i.'l briny with hyr a desk and chair. Thrro
will lie no evttj^i-hn ye whatever. .
t MCsic s IK-'•iictioii ou B,be Piano, with nse of in tru
■ mviit. w ifl lie given In' M ;-s Bcuccc v |). HANSON, at fltl
r |,cr .fttarter.
! iloattlmy fur yott'iy itulics can lie obtained in ni i-. ate
.ami lies at reasonable rates. Pit pip from adistjbk'e v.ill
receive the e-peeial care ol the tc.uliers.
I.ECTI PES oil IMietoric. M„r;.l and lliteflectllal PhiV
soplty. and the higher bfan lir_s.of English Compo-itioii,
v w ili.il-o be ee".t c of t .vice in each week,
u Tin vh y' , or 1.-rt'ifltr lollowiny nanietl pentle
.nicii If. ricv. \ i tivzn Ptvy-rt it. Hi-hop of the liioce-o
l ot p, m'li. Phihitl. Ijvhia ; v. Dr. M VCLCVV. President of
the ('o|lege ol New Jersey.
Hon. Dwm W ii. MOT, t*. F. M.tsov. C. 1.. Wttto, JOHN
F. Mivvns, D. F. HVKSTOW. 11. S. Mt-itcci!, <>• D. ISvht-
KKTr. K. ''. • hiopHti ti. Towamla.
L 1 11. I'AUSONS, i rmusnY AT
I 1% E.fir. TROY. Bradford Co.". I' f. .Dfticf over V.
M. h 11. F. I.oiiy's store. Any 7.
nIUKT) KKKK -Also :i few very Inrtre ft no
stuck .1 Tonyucs. at FOX'S.
Iv AIX Cl: \r>FiKS and Horse Hakes for
I V . 1 1■ I.y June I FRoik 11. s.Mlißcl'R.
i trr.TiVATOn AND KOHN
l ' SHKI I.ERS. for- tic bv II <. vft-'ff "
/t.VI TI()N.—.\!I persons ant eattltonetl
V' ay.. ; n-t purclta-iny a note yiven i.v me oil oralmut
the 2ill 'lay of July la-t I*. a man j.a my I.v the ltatn t
of V'ttn Fleet or v.o VUrt for ?l". a- wwl Vote ,\.v~ oi.
tained by fr.tnd and no value tt vtd. I tiu ruof - thai!
net p u aid Note Hide-'' "inpcikd I V lac
11. > rt- k. Align, t... ' m. " ] \l" t Kb.-