UM
Nemo from aß„Natignar.,_
—Gen. Grant attended the.iviedding
of his cousin, it Washington, Pa.,' last Aim
•
—The canker worms are dolue
much diimage in Middlesex county, Mass.
—salem - , Mass., has refused to-li
eeni3e the sale of fire crackers Cu the-Fourth
of July. -- . •
—The& are 486 Cheese factories in
the United • State% 872 being in New Ito . *
State.,
ESevera 'CiSOB of sunstroke . cc.
cured in Washington on Sunday.
General Vendever is talked of as
the _Republican candidate for Goierder in
lowa.
—The London Chemical Nedn,
weekly journal, •is to be repablisliedi, as A
monthly in this : countzt.
-
• —1 recent, Salt Lake papei an •
-
nounces the withdrawal of a number of fam-
Hies from Mormonism.
Countiss of Jersey s
recently, leaving a Mint3ll
and a half in "hard cash."
- —The first instance of a full no gro
jnry of twelve men, oceMied at Navasota,
Texas, last week. -
—A heavy thunder •stor m visited
Hudson, N. Y., on IJondayafternoon,doing
considesaible damage.
—Anadditional "twenty mile sec
tion" of the Union Polito Railroad has been
finished within te past few days.
—Circulars, have been sent ont
from Walshingto*to members of Congress,
urging them to assemble in July.
Franoiseo has remitted to
the New York Southern Relief Commission
Ylie splendidsum of 574,430 ig gold.
—Senator Wade's Congres/lonal
excursion party,passed through Indianapo
lis on Monday evening, all homeward
,bound
•=W. H. Rigby has beeti nomina
ted for Congress in the Second California
district by the Union Republican Conven
tion.
—A steamer has arrived at Heart's
Content, from England, to repair the cable
broken recently by a wandering iceberg.
—Attorney General Sra'nbery 's
"Opinion" has been printed in pamphlet
form,and is being liberally ",franked" south
ward.
—lt is said that the jury in the
Surratt case is composed of a better class
of men than it was imagined could be se-
cured for the trial.
—ln Richmond, Va., the registra
tion of voters was commenced in one ward
tho city. on Monday. I 6 also commenced
iu the Ountiy at the same time,
--L=Gov. Ballock has accepted an
iuvitatiou td deliver the Fourth of July ora-
tion at Springfield, Mass
game of base ball, played on
Monday, at Fortiesa Monroe, bet ween the
Severn Club, of .4iniapolia, Md., and the Old
Point Ordinance Club, resulted in a victory
for the, former by a score of 32,ta 17. • __,
—The r Archduchess Matilda, of
Austria, who was so terribly burned by her
dress catching fire, on the 22d ult., it is
now thought will recover.
—Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. has
been cippointed President of the Charleston,
Memphis and Topeka Railroad . .
—The New Orleans Picayune
the greatest living excavator is Gen.
Sheridan, who kept boring "Wells" till he
reached Flanders.
—ln order to keep a - rose fresh, du
ring a late ball in Paris, the Prince of Wales
curied a phial of water under his vest, in
which the stem of the rose was inserted.
—The New York Nation thinks
truly that "uo political opinioril, however
sournl,—can make "knaves and ehristians
anything but a curse to the country."
—Moses H. Repe, formerly leader
Of the Eighth lowa Battery was shot and
mortally wounded, at Memphis, - on Monday
last, by a brewer of that place.
—Boston celebrated the anniversa
ry of the battle of Thinker Hill, with due
ceremonies. military in line, speeches, clos
ing of stores. and a holiday all around.
—A letter from the liberal army
iu Mexico states that Gen. Lopez, comman-
ding the , regiment of the Emtbress, was the
- officer who delivered: Querretero into the
• -hands of the Liberals .
—on Monday, at Lynehbpre, Va.,
R. H. Glase, editor of the Repalican, was ,
shot by sons of D. E. Baker Cause—the
appearance of an article in his paper which
reflected.on the father..
—A man 'hanged_ himself in Ben.
nesselier county, N. Y., a few days ,since,
. because his wife, to whom lie had transfer
• red his property, declined to transfer it
tack. .
—DeaCon Jonathan Kingsbury, of
Livonia Station, Livingston county, has in
his possession the identical sword carried
by Gen. Putnam through the Evolutionary
war. The Deacon has owned the sword for
the last forty years l or more..
—Charges li&ve been preferred
/ against' General Herron ; United Mates mar
shal atlTew Orleans; and the parties press !
sing the matter believe they will be able to
obtain his suspensimi under the provisions
Of the tenure of office bill.
--The Dryden Woolen Factory and
the house of the •sclitor of the News were
recently entered•by bnrglars At : the form
er they secured some cloth,„4l pert of which
was found-=afterwards parliblly concealed
wilier the sidewalk ; at the otherplaas they
met with lisherisnues
—David. Wallis and daughter, Mri.
Erastus Evans, were flung out of theft', Care
Hap, by . the hem
. taking fright. was
taken up insensible. Evans was units;
jured. They were drrting home from Owe!
go to Tiogii.
,
,
—John Mitchell and Augu' stun
Qtititut, from Owego,have recently been sent
to' Rochester for six months each.
--The French ; Minister of Foreign
Affairs., has had a conference with the min
isters of Spain and our country on the con
dition of South American affairs, with spec
ial reference to the war on the models
Platte. An amicable" settlement of this
14
bloody and protrsioted 'struggle viotdd be
not only a triumph of statesmanship but of
- --Jeff, Davis as accepted an Inv'.
tsion to visit the White Sulphur, -13pringis.
. A writer who is ma advocate of justice rath
er than charity, aaja that when Darla ipta
kiss &otitis, hiwiltilsit Wighottisia
t;',,o, where Oa predoialnant; odor
Aosta* rignivo timo Op*" aid,
) tr. 44.0-1, ,• _ • '
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Towanda, Thursday; •T*Pi.VXli,i
bar- In accordanee'wltk;sr its4" l
custom, we obeli 1) Iss*a pier
next week. The,next number of The
&Forte's will consequently be dated .
July il. , •
Tax ittlercassraumog LAW
Of the last . Congress, and under
which the rebel Sates Were to be or
ganized, list had its vitality taken of
it by Fin; Andy's', law officer, Attor;.
ilex -General Steitherry 'and it is
now - thought the. whole process of
re»conetiuction of, the. rebel sate
will be 'suspended, for a
least. We cannot say 'that we are
sorry for this.; The majority of the
late rebels have, as yet, not shown
much akese for the duties of"eitizen
ship, and the longer they are kept
on: the better they' will be prepared
to be loyal, if it is in nothing else
than demeanor, and if the delay is
occasioned by their pretended friends,
all the s heiter.
The arguments by which the At
torney-General anstaini the opinions
he advances on the vedette provi
sions'"Cf the reconstruction act, are
fair - specimens of special pleading,
and while they prOve his skill in this
line, they prove equally hisi.itubser
vieney, and want of fairucijs. The
plain purpose of that act, was to
place the late rebel states,in all re
spects, under the control of • its pro
visions, and its appointed ,adminis
traters. This was the most' obvious
intention of the law ;—and it de
clares in the preaMble that "-no le
gal state governments, or adequate
protection for life or property, exists,'
in the ten revel state. Yet Mr. Stan
berry decides it was not intended by
Congress to supercede the present
civil governments there. But more
tkan •this. Under the lasi, the late
rebel territory-was divided into die
tricts, and commandants appuinted
to take charge of the same, by and
under, the military authority of the
United States, and who have the mil
itary force placed ender their charge_
sufficient "to protect all persons in
their rights of person and property,
to suppresiti insurrection, disorder
and violence, and to punish all die
turbers of the public peace and
criminals, and to this ; and he the mil-
itary commander) may allow local
civil tribunals to take jurisdiction of
and try offenders, or when in his
jitcliment it may be necessary for the
trial of offenders, kasha have power
to organize'military - commissions or
tribunate for that purpose, and all in
toferenee under color of state authori
ty with the exercise of military au
thorny under this act shall be null and
void 1" Thus, from the act itself,
and the proceedings under it up to
this hour, it is but too manifest that
the rebel states were to be subjected
in toto, to the instruments of the re
construction law. But Mr. Stanber
rp by an artful and arbitrary con
struction, and by separating and con
sidering each prov . ision of this act 1
by itself, and without relation to the
other, makes it appear as a mere po
lice regulation for certain purposes,
and only shows .bow the plainest ob-
J,t, and the clearest directions in re
gard to that object, may be pervert
-ad. For it is manifest to the dullest
apprehension, that if this lawyers'
opinions of the re-construction law,
are correet, it is not worth str a,sr
in r e constructing the rebel states.
Abel, Wells, and Monroe, have only
to interfere in their respective de
partments, to defeat the orders of the
commanders of the districts. So .
that Congress, -in • which there are
many lawyers of decided character,
has spent most of one session in pro
ducing a legal abortion. While this
is possible, it is not probable. --The
opinion of the Attorney General, in
itself, eau Wave uo other bearing
than that of unsettling , and therefore
prejudicing the final adjustment of
the southern question, but it affords '
a basis, and gives a warrant , to a
perverseva.weak-minded President,
to interfeitin the work of re-con
struction. We repeat, however, vie
care little about this, and if - johnaan
and Stanberry prefer it, Congress
Will again meet in July, and re-affirm
the re-construction act, strengthen
where it is eak, and make it effec
tive ' • d for which it was de
signe. ; sed if-Mr.-J - ohamon, and his.
pandering le - gal !adviser, see proper
to nulify farther,. Congress can still
protect its labor,•and work towards
its perfection. All that the rebels
gain by this', is, delightfuLprocrastir
nation, and it will take a good deal
of this to satisfy ris on this score.—
For we believe the country will not
lose anything if the rebels don't
come in for five years yet.
The Attorney General, in his Man
ner of handling , the re-construction
act, reminds -one, and it is evideritlY,
in imitation of the man and his buc-
Ale of sticks, which when taken to
gether, could not be broken, but sep
arated, this was easily done, Mr. S.
ignores the 're-construction law, as' a
whole, but takes it up in shreds . , ; and
it seems weak enough.. This, 'how
ever, is not' equitable, either , to, the
lew itself or the'rinciplea which , ate '
usually regarded' of the highest l Mo-
meat, io construing enactmeriti:,
1111" It will fate two to
eesatiaa all the; wilaapiles aaanata*l
is tbOarrlA !AA, 7
ii-ivash
ington I indicate. a determination.; on,
4 part of the President to nullify
nioltrAthao .1401'
*a;fie,
.Is4pnrp)iir
, o ikri t i ziko ki o . t4 ; , 2o o 4 l ,l
himself in the iruy'ett* peaceful
,and speedy restoration o thedissev=
vred...SCitse so aesPicisgsly_progres 7
sin; under the acts of Congress. A
Jultlessioa'seeine now tobe inevi
table', A - Washington pa , says
that a circular has been sent every
4anatcir and member, eirPeatki.nrg - .
log thSir Pliutence heal on tho, first;
Wednesday' 4nty: the 'thirabers
of - the pon g iessioiisi Exebugve Com-
Mitteei are in favor bra
=I
• Naos -of the, Waifs
—Dispatches from the Platne
resent that in response to)he call of Cio,v .
Hunt, of Colorado, several hundred
Leers hide enlisted for a ifampaign - against
the bidians. Great difficulty is experk
eneed n securing horns; and .a few aide:.
penderit scouts only are mounted The eit
_ r_
inns of Central City have . raised $5,060 to
Pay for Indian scalps, and offer $26 each
for ,4341alpswith the earron.": Oov. Hunt
has prnmised the volunteers that they may
hunt ItifT , 13 in their own "ray, and retain
any pleader they may secure. The pros
pec; of booty brings out more men than
can 4 equipped.. On the.l2thll party of
sixty kites were attacked O'Fallon- Sta.
tion by Indians, and during the, fight nine
Indiais were killed, At - Fort - Redgwiek
Col. Fl i odge had tied up a citizen and ad
ministered- to, him 150 laahets' because he
sold Whisky to soldieni.
—The California Deinoeratte State
Convention . yesterday nominated H. IL
Haight for Governor, William •Heiden for
-lieutenant-Governor, Henry L. Nicholson
fob Se'retary of State, Robert L. Watson for
Comp,troller,y,Antordo F. Coronell for Tress-
uror, end John W. boat for Surveyor Gen
eral. I Resolutions were adopted condeim
ing the reconstruction polioroi Congress,
oppog impartial suffrage v and in favor of
the eight-hour system. '
—lln the • case of youig Roe, who
was tilled on Wednesday in a duel: fought
at übarleston, B. C., . We i Coroner's Jury
yesteidayetuined a verdict of !felonious
hiimiM i l 141
de ag his antagoMst mid the
) 113
seconds co erred in the a, '
• 1
The total number of voters
regis.ered in Louisiana to the 16th inst.
was 169,111, of which 24,525 were whites
and 0,779 negroes: This -number is large
ly inleicess of the Presidential vote polled
in 1860. ) 1
— r l The lowa Republican State
Coniention, at Des Moines, yesterday, nom
inattd,CoL Samuel Merrill 'for Governor,
and CoL Scott for Lientenant-(lovernor. , .
Thel resolutions adopted favor impartial
suffiage and equal protection under the law,
without respect to color, race, o religion ;
indorse the military reconstruction bills ;
call 'par a session of (3ongress ip Ally, t o en ,
act whatevei laws may be necessiu7 to se
cure the thorough enforcement! of these
bills, and demand the prompt p*shment,
according to law, of Jeff. Davis, ap the late
eldSf of the rebellion.
,
'—Our Washington dispatches
givis the conclusions of the President and
hiOabinet in referencS to therterpreta
tion of the Military Reconstruct on Bills,
as arrived at their meetings on tht" 18th and
20th inst. The two opinions of the Attor-,
neir-General were considered, and' each sed
lion of the instructions to the military-com
manders proposed by him, was acted upon
and adopted unanimously, except, that Sec
retary Stanton in some instances voted nay.
.The Grand Jury of the City
Ccnrt of Mobile have made screport upon
tin late riot in city. They do not find
linit the address of Judge. Kelley, or the '
conduct of the party arrested by the Chief
of, Police, produced the unfortunate result,
hilt that it most likely grew out cif the fact
that firearms were openly wont 10* colored
men present, and that some one,pf , them,
very inopportunely, 'perhaps fi' ll accident,
fired his pistol, causing nn alarm, a rush of
the crowd, and consequent
", ( -- "A" - New-Orleans dii3patPh gives
what purports to be a declaration of the
City-of Tampico, disavowing the Govern
uient of ,Inarez and redogisizing E4anta. Anna
as Geneialzin-Chief pf the Mexican armies,
and President cui , interim of th e Republic.
The same proclaniation prepares's' brilliant
programme for Santa Anna's Altars). action,
and grants bin three days in whiph to make
up his mind end declare his determination.
—Conway ' Mass., celebrated its
•
centennial anniversary essterdai, with ap
proFiate ceremonies. An oration was de
livd by Rev. Charles A. Rice, Of Danvers,
and a poem by. Harvey Rice, of" Cleveland,
Ohio. •
- -- c - -i.,
—President Johnson yesterday is
_itted a proclamation armooluirig that the
ratifications. of the treaty with ',Russia, in
regard to the Northwest territory have been
exchanged.. ,
i \ •
I —A, pardon was grarited General
.iongstreet,-yesterday, upon the Written and
personal application, of many !prominent
officers of the army, including pen. Grant .
and several Senators and Represintativei.
1 -0111cial information wfu4 received
at Washington en Wednesday netlrmatory
Of the report that the trial of tl
Emperor
Ilifevirrollian' hoe been postpon and it is .
Probable, will not be resumed until after the
fall of Mexico and Vera Cruz, and,• the as
er#te United States Minister. The
.fixffiiig in the Liberal army is strongly op
posed to• clemency; the soldiers! being rep
resented as clamorous for the blood of the
fallen. Emperor ; but Juarez and his advisers
are in fever of delay. ' ' 1' • '
, . —Hon. Isaac NeWton, I.Crilanmis
donee of Agricultlfre,"died at his - ears
;in Washington Wediteschiytir r . I n it. The
!duties of the office of Commissi crr ad ia
taim- will devolve upon ; John R. Stocks,
Chief Clerk of the , Deparhnent. I .
—" Gen. J. W. Fisher, one of `the
..,
Senators from Lancaster county} was rob
bed in the sate somewhere 'between 'New-
York and Harrisburg of his hat and pocket
book.' The general had inerttiNew York
city ova visit, and wason his yto - Har
risburg" - ' • ' N .
—lf the newa from Mexico, is re
liable, gout* Anna's career heti !come to pi
end. It , is reported' that he 1 1 4f*
Vera tine oil Uzi) 40t hut, hitttaoeates
of being bniiniOniiiin dnlivisTlO
iit t.
haltaeAtiattprtinoterbY ~*_
_, At 4
and sentenced to be executed. There,ean
1 4 1 Milo dqui4 ; ihaM4s:deo tar k te ,9 1 0 31 it
44(714 ‘I 641119 :0 1 . M .1 6 :1 1 L, .LI He
* 11 . 2 00 - t)l.j.
•
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MENEM
—The- Variety- Theatre 1 4 7:
by Weduesdey
. indienee
b gni
When the
severely';'
Aber.'Were
wt ye't , I s ' 4,
. .
.129 L., Ito policy I.),egius to
\vork.GesirSickles has asiedlo be relieved
of the command' of the Second Military
District; and has -dentanded-troloic,l
quirt' into his acts, titat.he pay, arsawerliti?
accusations of the,Attorney-Genera ,
—A. child -or Mr; Elanictel. ;Leedom
ntiebsiten, St#et with int#iielyz'de#
last week, under distieFiaing - Oireittastarices:
It ihteined tieCess to, some stifainitleroi
which it drank,.lthus 1- burning its' month;
thiciat and inaldiai seneralig• so bad that it
died within:a day,' U vas . aged about one
r r • '
—The attempt
.. t.(l repairlitheidego
age 'dew tp'tlie Atlintic Cable recently, by
an iceberg n e ar . Hear 'Content, lice been a
complete anc,cemi
rep-
- 7 -Ex-Grov. Andrew. IL Curtin :.,is
now in Paris where "lie arrived. about the'
rth
_of . May. , It •is the Ex-Ciovernor'ain
tendon to.remahr in - the French - capital for
•severidaree* an& rest after his' pleasant,
yet tireseme tour. (Ariz the water.
Wm Ward and Thomas Burrie,
who knneked and •. robbed Michael
Gallagher, of Buzighianton,
• on the night, f
the 9th of last April; and then laid him on
the - railway track to hero over by tlie Cars,
were recently, tried in that °Urea. sentence&
to Auburn for ten find five years, .respect
ively. •. . .
'—The Reßnblican ,S . t4eConten . -.
tion of lowa nominated, candidates
error and Lieutenant nominated ;
and Lien
"tenant Goiernor; and adopted, a stropg,
positive, Radical' platform, declaring for
equal rights irrespective *f race, color, or
religion:; Cendorsing the reconstruction, acts;
calling for a July session, and demanding
that treason and traitors shall be" pimished
according to law.
—Lewis D. Campbell, ;:onr thinis
ter to Mexico, has sent . resigiation to
the President. The"place was tenderekto
Gen. Steadman and he declined on accciiyxt
of the condition of his private affitirs.
Cimpbell staid in Washington and New-Pr
leans all the time afar his ,appointment. .
—ln the State 'Convention . which
met at Ciplambni, Ohi \ o, on the 19th iru3t.,
and nominated Gen. RAl:Hayes for Gov
erns*, one ,of the delegates from •Gacene
counly p was a,eolored man.
New 2lbrattisemento.
CAME UPON. THE LAND :OF
the subscriber, during the high water last
May, a quantity Of Hemlock Boards. The
owner or owners will plea.ll come forward;
prove property, pay charges and take theits
Away. FRED C. GORE.
Bhesheqiiin, June 21, jdej.
ATTENTION, FARMERS
EASTERN 'BRADFOR-D!
,
Farming Toots of all kinds at MbODY'S, agent
for the celebrated Cayuga Chief Mower and
Reaper, whits is 'acknowledged by all that
know them to be the best machine yet offered
to the public. Also' the best Horse Pitch Fbrk
in the Gaited states. liOnAt and Hand Bakes,
Scythes, &c., &c. - ' •
:L. L. - MOODY.
Rome, June 24,1867.-4 w: t — 'i
--‘
TO THE• FRIENDS OF El-9MA..
CATION AND LOVERS OF
We take Pleasure in informing got.
that we have just opened in Towan
da, on the corner of Bridge_ and
'Main Street ) No. 3 Pale° . n's
on Elegant New .Book and Moak
*re, where every thing in the Book
. .
,Stationery r
and music line may be
found. Stationery,'Paintinge,
Gold Pins, Spectacles, Eye Glasses;
Spy Glasses, Opera Giasiei, and a
general assortment of. Musical In
struments, Yankee kotions - and
_Fancy Articles.
Our Goode were all, selected in the.
city with great care by experiencp4
hands and bo'ught with cash at a
very low figure 'with a uiew to the.
wants of this community.
L
4 wh4
a patro
11s is gmtsonsi TO ALL WIIO
READ Co„ Have
opened a splendid New Boo'k' and
?dude Store, in ratton'n:Blonk,
'Towanda, where they are selling
everything in theii line cheap for
Cask Call and sic them an d sat- :
isfy yourself that snob is the emi r
°wands:June 27, 191/7k'
TVifeel confident we shi
to offer hargainkto,a,ll win
or—us wit their a patro l
an - CC 3 (L
DSSOLUTION.—The*m of Bish
op & Taylor,is this day dissolved brain
tual consent. The business will be ‘ conducted
by S. P. Saylor, who will settle all accounts of
the late firm. BISHOP & TAYLOR.
W3 l4 4 lsin g , Jane 14.1867.-8 w; '
1. TO TIM PUBLIC. \
Still rendering thanks t* the. pUblic in behalf
of the firm, I respectfully solicit a pc.rilell of
the patronage so liberally shown to the firm and
I do earnestly request'those having accounts
with the above tirm.to settle them, at on
- S. P. TAY B.
. . . „, ,
TAIL VANBUSKIRK,. DrEBATIT
AY AND 1111,CRANIOAL ,Dstrrist hits opine
rooms in the Beidleman Block, 'directly opp ,
site the Yeats House; ier the practice of h
professio*„.and is prepared at all times to per
form all operations belonglag to Dentistry. Th
dillbrent kinds of Plate' Work, , will 'be recent'
mended, accarang to:their honest merits., N
real .Te eth dllidand restored to their original
beauty, with mate Hal the hest adaptedlo ese •
cascAThe -graded care satatteri
tion will le giv& to , the correction-of (yew
larliks-and the extrection:ot - Teeth. In •th
Departntemt,ef practite the , Doctor would say
he claims an -mount ,of skill ,• and „experience
malt° *at..possessedr by any one 111 elk or '
alb? othltr country. Teeth will be 'entratited
erithout pain; by -the ;use Ofgss ; ehlorotorM or
ether,-and in a mannersery satisfactory, to pa
tients, aa the testimony of leagreds• can'. ya
sheer'. Please call.iAexamine•specimens of
our work, and be assured of the correctness of
the statementki Flodrioet an& eentali4*lll3fili
-be oheerfrAY -."
• Towanda; June e, usaY.r=om
m t w
MEE
W Ili
WHIT
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PLAIN)
=
1
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En
Which
pricis.
1222
!Et
FAN
Stamp
Cons !
Toys
For 64
Ilan
• N 19 'l).4t I . 0 t/s. 6
•
. GOODS Lou Our,,
Ari E A I L . * S
.1
,
Ou'r facilities for buying rank is auCogg the,first
in Bradford County.. We Amin- i
- '
JUST PUIiCH'A.SEDI
Large lines of goods First Hands, at the
time when goads had
F allen off from former
rates. We have added our stock of
B 0 1 0,t S ADSHOES
. . , ,
Work 'warranted., Goods low. A good:assort
ment? New H . hi, , direct from Manufact rer,
neat' nd good, at low prices. We have a
. •
:It i. }l .. W DRY . : 4 J 3-00DS I.
4.
,
I
in Oil Vte 04 to SELL. Children's Toys, good
Ca limes; Surnm'er ClothitaN Umbrellas, Para
sols,\*rse Foricse' r Horse
. Itakes, Mowing, Ms
chines, Wheel Barrows,
, -Splani n, and .Flax
Wbeels. &e.,1 &c . 9nns, ' , islets, Ammunition,
ir c.,#e. • ••
GRO o E 1 lIIS I,
EipeCjally Teas and Fish, a goodassortment,
in any quantities.. Universal Clothes Wring
ers. The ;' ;
HETBAIIp LOWING MACHINE- I
The Mention, of ts name commands respect,
where it has'heen ascii. Valitable, strong and
dturable improvements have lately been added.
Do ot, buy till you see the Improved Hubbard,
thedd parts of them wei s. h
e
~ . .L:
B i ß n o stoc Nso k s . :Zha r ,
g are bought tit sell. i Come and see. i
I Metnipolitan Hardware and Combined
' Variety Store.'
Oi,well. Pa., June 6;1867.
TIO'WOOI ,GROWERS
Get oar Wool manufactured anti save 50 per
cent: in your cloths.
WANTED, 50,000 lbs wool, at highest mark.
et price. cash.
WANTED,.SO,OOO lbs Wool to manufacture at
tife lowest rates, and work watrinted to give
entire Satisfaction. •
WANTED, 50,004 lbs Wool to bard into Rolls
Our Carding Machine • has been new clothed
this Eprimt, and will do extra work, with ex
perienced Workmee to attend it, at the
HORSE•IIAY •FIORK . :.
• k .
DRAKE, SILL id: -IfIIDSON'S PATENT.
Patented .Inly 31, 1866.
The subscriber Would; respectfully call the at
tenion of Farmerd to Um latest and: greattat
Inv ntion la the Way of Horse Ray Forks and
Cutters. - This fork - is liglPer, cheaper, and bet
ter, more durable,and less liable, to break or.
get out of repairban any one , now offered to
the public. It is propdsed that the fork shall
strati upon its meats and is warranted tol work
peffectly and give! better satisfaction than any
•tork in the world. It is easier work for the
man who rises It, a boy can manage it with ease
and it is a first ratelhay knife. It is a splendid .
article, plerve look.:tt it. . ,
For sale iziy Codd ng & Russell, Towanda, L.
.t
L. foody,Rame. ,
one 13, 1367.-4 v,
11 be abl
will, fav-
ge.
CROSS
boo.
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eill 'iie ' twildet ',i‘i great yeduetlria : lA
Cell . a ed see: , ' • .. . , •
~ .' COHEN A: - ltOSEif Elp;l:P.
ils•,•May 30, I#o7. . ..I .1: ,-, : . . .
I
CY 'GOODS,* MILLINtRY 1
' 4 Hue selectla :A . 1 • ,
IC Y G'-'0" 0i) S, E P 11 - Y ift,
EABBAIDEBYTA ERNS,
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ed oo rli r Il i sent's Waistst.
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I ' BS,.SACIRS, &e. .
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;Ts, QI:OVE4, YANKIiE NOTIONS,
and Dqßa of all Nadi. a.lAo a Batt lot of
MILLINERY ' GOODS * •
4 cheap at. D;. . Cartcr's old stand on
lreet... . . June 6,1567.-3 m. ,
WARDWARE
Largely. • Also 'good line of new;
.I;i 7Er e 64 ,
EW
,`PRING Alp SIIMMEit
1
, , GOODS I !
IL W. l E D Dlr 1
Woto u
ld announce i l o.. the citizens of_ To ' sada,
.ndtbe public generally, that he has in store
an daily receiving, new and • I- ,
‘l ll--- R' E S'll G ta - o.'D!s,
n
his line, suitable tothe wants of the people;wbichli will sell for Currency at former
G 0 . " L. D r'R - I6 S t
Genitalia's as usual of good well and Tellable
made - ,
0L N G
WO Shoddy Ail any kiwi) ;.consisting
IJSINISS: 8 'I:TITS,
All grades. 1
, .
10A AND PANTS J .
TSo 'VESTS- .F•
; All 'Woco. . • • • •
1
1 BESg COATS, PANTS & VESTS
,
,-- '
' . ' Linen Coats, Dusters' anSTants, ' -
I .' •
0 ver Alla and ; Over
~ Shirts, Linen a n d , Paper
liars, Linen, Cassitere' and Flannel Shirts,
eck Ties ~ S uipendetai Gloves. Canes, 'Leather
I ga; Spring Style Silk, Soft and 4 StrawAtte.
'•
first class. • 'Remember that Goo ; Goo de are
cheaper at a lair price than poor goodstt any
3.;
ries. \ Call and examine my goods hero e boy
. Next door to Powell ,1 Co. 1 • •
' • '\ - ' ''
Towanda. kW 28, 1887. •
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; :-.;,
fteel al State,.Conety,and Itietaigek•l
•:.-.1 • " Sloe.
... , : , •;
Will be farelehed li setae .iii'e_ eit - •;ux spiill'ea ! \
onto 'the nearest = Bank ` er Banher3 else liy:
thei of :.the iindeadiptedi ...t . .:1-.C; s - ,- • , it; .:-....',1. , , , :- '
1 , 4 t.:. • I, •-• , ' •.: . JAY C HO KE . 4, cp,
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f; , : - 1 - lint ; — yr 4
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STOCK: OJ? GOODS
FAR , I'HE t
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SUMMER •9PFLATIO
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' With\t Lember of our
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firm constantly' in New Yor ,
we hav en able within 't . •
past fep days to profit large
ly by .Piolfnt fluctuations i
the markelf, and have' mi 14
heavy.purchases of all kin)
of Goods fn our line
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M.UC
REGUL
, May 23,1 f 87. i
N E • I ST 0 R EI;
Nis.VV 6110CEILIS
AT
W. , A.
IMO
PINE APP
C Ai
PEACHES,
TEAS,
MOLASSE
Ot all kirnls, in lad everything in the •.
M. N. modpy.
GROCERY, N
PLOUR,PEED,BRAND, POTATOES,
BVITEB, LARD, EGGS, AND, EVERY
VARIETY OF FARMERS PRODUCE
DRY GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES,
LOWEST POINT IN THE MAR ET,
'CHEAP AS PHEAPESI
TO. THEFA*NAin•
isH P.M FOR ,
ALL .KINDS OF ,PHODtT
R.
'1867: '
14,REAT ..
INDUCE*EIVW : 1 0
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lignollAkli OW IiIIiPPERE,V '
Thi.fferdante :Fniow .114pre8. , X
„::, • ..,.t. : , . .... : •:,
Having made arrangements with the zre
Yeti said Erie Railway, to do Ezprets
on their DAC° .are: now receiving- ink
freight; and mercinuidise for all 'pax*
Union=North, South VI reit, 'Wit Cthe •
deg, zarope,s west - Indies: Goods-sent' • , ' •
teeny”part of California, &X wittithe q •
despate .li •..Ehippess iiiiiir Eerehantt . will 3
know whigtotiormous htelithylitie • pay.
ing forquiSi transportation. How th its Iftsa•
pusy la made ap Aloboatrely, o f Au* lifer;
chants midiShipperL.or . ,break_ 'op theme.
ly [which the-old QM wins 0i& formed) ,Ai
to givelitrostes 0 Ithe boldness - oons4 t..
.411 goods be isielsgealwetghltratilbs:
waresilre shtilpedbyWetnal-weigt q LI
WkeeplQ. glitelijlib paltaniactilhe ati
thAthroo4lhfilk 4 0 k - Ri4cau
'i.,. newsprint. to4ll VW iidaibk Pil6
iteiMalleationm*l.: efitiolA ch. 4 - IP*
r ili Mt l .,Pl airel Y
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MARKET RATES
NEW ' GOODS I
ROCKWELL
I NED FRUITS,
ES, PEACHES, PLC
ALL step,
N NED OIYSTIX
I II.IZED APPLES;
PRIII;IE, ICHERR
&C., &C.; &el
SUGARS, SYRUPS,
COFFIE, SPIC
Will be kept constantly on band
A fresh lot of
Purchased at tho
Anil 10111)0 sold ar
Mai
ROOKIVEL
3 - 17"IsT
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NM
Bmrtimas.
Hlliilttl ILE YBRiiTaißs
TIN
EUMPHRZT ,BRoTnEss.
IBINIE
Sitioe 4-airiialf, of
MBItIXG . .
Olivier/ extensive 'saki boa vrarranted as in
Imaking preparation for a very large .
SUMMER
EACH_ DEP
i !MIME MI
. FULL STOCKED
FULL STOCKED
FULL g,TOCKED
With goo' "ot l th e '
R I G
. 11 TQIU A. L Y
P O P ir . LA 1! .P It 1- U E
GAITERS • AND' BALMORAL/3,
T.IES ANIIIi.!IPP,ER'S-,
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN
_ • I
BOOTS, GAITEIL t S & -BALMORALS
MEN BOYS ANY_ YOUTH.
' - ALL THE -J ST i y'LES
ALL TI E ' STYLES
ALL HE ,STYLES
NM
'
Fire Class Boot and Shoe Store,
NOW OPENING IN THE
HARNESS . : DEPATMEIT,,
HARNESS -DEPARTMENT;
HARNESS DEPARTMENT,
LEATHER FLY NETS,
)COTTON FLY NETS,
tINEN DRIVING AND. STABLE SHEICTB,
NECKS AND EAR NETS;
HORSE FLESH
HORSE FLESH
aufitrm BE wriatmrr Task.
•
, • .
MR. JAMES V. WILLCOX,
quperbiktk! of the'riftrile+9/200m,; .
Is On hand and ready to: it : on all' his old
tdends and as many more possible, and /14
all The styles of •' • • • • , .••
LIGHT AND 'IIHAVir HARHESk'
. 1111111311CAVY,:ptAAGIRT,
BRIDXitS;. WHIPS'
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- • .• starua:uNgs „or - •
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SALE,
place to
SHOES
SHOE .. .;
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Is AT
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TRADE,
And
ABZJIENT
FOR
PATENT. LEATHER
- •
The catalogue lemhiacka
I
HOODS,
NO ,OWNER OF
HORSE FLESH
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MEM
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'4 , ore,,cotner 1144 indPisup " • -
11" u g At t ri eg 6 e(haalagtot 13 r li a P ak l aalaili P
hn mend dealers ie. the
GU9t),EI4X; ORAIN: ISION
.
8 . ,u , _8 I sr :E s- 8.,
tololittreepeatfolkrinVitellevitteutlon of clove,
yes.,..atei the public gesurally r t 9 our stuck
of Mods purchased andervery favorable dream- '
. ,
pines', which we offer for Cub orisliort.ther,
"a4iiices ib.l4 we think will eathiy burl friecitls
r thatire odd hinthh COods at the •
LOWEST , .MARkFir . RATES,
iiiii
plea *4:100 leioe.cousttour in, iiewVork,
Jane iiaittrig purchases fors large Jobbieg holm
iliere; 2 4 well agfor" 4B : givioE per
sonsi attention to our baatne a s, keeping a full
oussortinent ;it ail braes, and, literal dealing with'
our cuitoutars. to merit the
~ c Midonce add, pat. ;
I 'room!. of theaminumity. ,. . - • "
Special. attention littler to Iferehants end cat'.
eta wb:ibny goods kg bit package: Cash pai4" ,
for all kinds of braid and ponntry i'roduce.
" • • for, STEVENS, NERCUR & Co. ,
Towanda, 4t41 1,186,7.
We have* large stock of
C H 1• C E A'S ,
ateleeted with greet care,Whlch will be sottl
ithe box at New York Wholento Prioei.
.s
. .
, .
gIIGIR, MOLASSES, SYRII* RICE,
Co . , Tobacco , Soap, S tleratus , lilac Ii
Candles. Crackers, ite
L In greni.rariety, cheap by the Packag-: •
A LARGE STOi:K!or FLOUR
on hand in &mels, Sacks or in Bali .also Coca
Meal cheap.—Feed &c. .
P.O H , Alt / SAN T D, LARD,
• FISH. OF, ALL KINDS
WOOD : AND WILLOW
Stone Ware, Broome by the quantity:
BIIIST'S GARDEN, SEgliS
CLOVER k• TIMOTHY SEED.
ASaTON'S SALT,
The only kind s'ultable for Dairy tile
- Agency foF the dale of
a. • - ;
MARVIN,Sc CO. K ER OSENE 01
at Ilazintpetuer's prices
This Mils put up in good sound tight barn:
warouttedto be fall measure, and we believe t
quality to be the best In market:
NEW.
STORE AND NEW GO*
FRESH PROM" THE iirP.W YORK MARKETS
CHEAP. LH THE CHEAPEST.
, -
the subscr: have parcbasathe building
lately crienedWA.-J. Noble, (one door south
oC Beidlematra Block,) : and have filled It with .;
• 2 ' • ' I .
GROOERiES • AND PROVISIONS
,
WOODEN AND • WILLOW. W E: ;
Frnita of all Mania in their season, (fresh and
dis k ed), billet -every thing usnalij? found in 2
first clan • - ,
P R 0 S I-0 N ,S. TORE
A share of the patronage of Towanda and ci
eMity is respectfully solicited.
We will pay•the highest market price for alt
kinds of - • •
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
.'We also have the sole,Agency for firadPird
anB adjoining counties for the sale of the C
'breed Virginia and Nardi Carolina Smokin g
-Tobacco. A liberal discount made to the trade.
• - BRIAIHALL dr COWEIII..
Towandi, 'April,9, 1867. •
R MA)V -E D
L.• . H. BRONSON,
Would most respectfully announce to the ctti
zerilt 'of Bradford County,that.be - has removed
ti%rm Orwell, 'Pa., to
OWEGO, Y. Y.,
Where he , Lae opened a large and well selected
stock ofl
D Y • G. 0 . - 0 D S
Well adapted to the present times of .!
L OW.PR XCEB!
A. large variety ' of
DRESS GOODS,
PAINTS; DELAINES, CH-ALLIES,
r•
OigandiQe, Poplins,
ALPACAS, MOZ.AMBNIIES,
SILKS;. &C. SgAwlS,
CLOTHSGREAT
i
.IN VARIR ,'
Besides a largC Itesorfin'ept
. i
G 0 0',1) S
Too iintnefrone to pennon.. - The stock hss been
parqbased aliree.jlte last reduction lu prlco.
the:4**M be aoid aE prlcea thit will please •
;The motti is
- 2 •
t..EIE--:TINDEIiSOLD!
• Medusas. of Pansyleititt "and the reit or
manklAdlr tordially !Inilted to call on him
;end eienine ; the stock :4 1 . --rooda
. 11 his new
'l llor*On Main Week. t door - a
;east Of Park lld
•
ME
HEE
ME
''":646,4un ' e IS, INT."
!4r,t3
foitna ustalig any pemii: my se.
MI likes Ijiba Witosi •apy. de outracted
wins pylikketuurseir,.. ale s date..
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