I=
Ntll3o 'from 01, Na ',no.
—A: tititviug, tlOatiteriog expeO,
tion'is on foot in NOW York apinst Mexico:
man named liforia was fined'
$lOOO last ti-eek_isltloatreal, or sedating
his cousin.
—Tile Albany and S squehanna
Railroad is now , opened ],loea to
bridge.
- 1 -Garabaldi bus issued an - address
declaring that he and* "Sons plll fightliir
the liberty of liCane. ' •
—A. Penn Yen 1
.her pock
et picked' of $l3O at Cam... gun depot the
other day. 1
—The :first,przze-fo foot racing at
Watkins, on the Fourth, -iris' taken by a
colored boy of Horsehea . •.
- —Commodore 'Nut and- Minnie
Warien are Lb be marrie
* - r —Large deposits a coal have been
fotiuti.-on'the Kansas". oh of the Pacific
railroad.
• • ,
—One hundred and twenty Union
League Clubs are now in'operation in the
, a
—The' search fey new island in
the Pacific Ocean has proved unsuccessful
t
Prussian minister has.beeti
recalled from Alttmico.
• —A plot Lai be
murder the Queen of S
"- —The Grand Di.
of„Temperatice of the
will - meet at Saratoga
-1.16 latest newi
cable,- is that tea has ti
in price. Tewtopers . r!
—The fallitre . of Gra)rge A. Wie)Fes
Co., dry goods merchants of New York,is
announced. (Liabilities in this country,
2,500,000.
—Hereafter the= Austrian ministry
is to be - responsible to Parliament. This is
progress in a queer quarter.
with the • Indians occur
red at \Vallace, lianhas, on the 2G of
June. Roin - iiiiNse, a celebrated Cheyenne
chief, waf, killed.' Thirteen white soldiers
were killed.
—A m en 80 years 011, while cros
sing the 'ferry from New Y Irk to Brooklyn.
last week, laid his watch and pocket-book
on the (gel: and jumped overbear:l to drown
himself. lie was rescued.
•Papstown,,lll., a farmer hung
himself last week,the day after his Marriage
to a beautiful young girl, because" gossip
wire had'lived infamously.
—On Foiday of last week an en
gine, tender jld baggage car were thrown
from the ti et of the Erie Railroad about
10 miles 'E t. of Elmira, by a broken rail.
The engineer and fireman were killed, 1,
—When SNlaxAmilian's troops found
that thti mast surrender the-city of y4ra
Cni ,they,plenned , the sacking of the whole,
c'' , put , were prevented by the American
and British members with war ships to back
them. , ." .
Col o J J. Patterson has prosecu
tedthe p r ubli,licrs of the Juniata RepubliNit
t Otopperheadi for libel. •
—The ! lusaue Asylum, ip
HarFis
'tiarg, ts-40,,a114 no mOre psti:ntscari be
reedived - at present.
riew war steamer,named Push.
matitha, has been' launched at the Phil
adelphia Nary Yard.
.couudrel,. at Empdriurn,
erdZown ty pole that had'been rais
ed for the 4th of July flag staff.
The' Tact is now made public-that
tiro ;..:litany Commission that convicted
Mrs. Surritt recommended her to the mer
cy of President ?Johnson.
• t..)
• —A workman ia the Pennsylvania
Steel Works was burned to deatii,last week,
'by molten steel falling upon and over.him.
A. little son . of Peter 'Shaffer, with
—'resides aboe Selinsgrove, was accidentally
drowned on Wednesday oflaStweek.
—Daniel Daniels, of Tamaqua, has
•
teen arrezqe..3 , for the crime of incest and
hastardy , with his own daughter.
—Hun. George Boal, pf Centre
= cdanty, late U. S. Revenue Assessor, died
on Monday of last week. • His age was 71
yews. •
—l n Mai ion Township, Centre,
county, last week, an infant six montlii old
blipped off the bed, caught by the tjrawing
string of its night-gown• and hung itself.
It was found dead by its mother.
—Mrs. Isaac Saylor, of Cressouia,
Schuylkill 'county, fell from a cherry tree,
last week, and broke her collar-bone, one
leg in two places, and several of her ribs.
—The Philadelphia Council is pre
paring to impeach Wm—J. Ovens, the as
sesior, who is charged with murdering the
gallant young Col. William Riddle.
, --The Pittsburg Post, a democrat=
is paper, advises its readers, in case Grant
is nominated for President by the Iteribli
cans, to disregard party ideas and vote fo
Writ.
• —Abbot ten miles above Reading,
we learn from We ,Dispatd., 'a blind horse
run away i,kith a little child on its Lackr,,inid
tlatabled into the Schnylkill,and both2were
atowned.
T -Vil toiiian says tbat_the citi
zens of Who.ontown, Turbntville, andvicin
ity, are , : + ,itating the subject of a railroad,
,to run from Turbutville to Watsontoymand
connect with the Philadelphia ! ,t, Erie;
—A boy, 13 years old, while eleep
•ing ou the railroad track, near Wrightsville,
last *self., was run over by a train which
cat off both legs, both arms, ani crushed
out his entrails. He Jived several hours.
—The Williamsport Water Works
are about laying a pipe across the river. •
—A fourteen year old daughter of
Joseph Harris, at Loch Haven, man killed
by lightning. I . .
—The Congregatiorialists are about
crectbig a church at tilliam3port - jeter
Herdic gives je site, and $20,000 h been
subscribed.
—The agents of theAlbanY steam
en are selling tickets to New York'a - t tmeu
-Iw-five cents each. The Troy. steamers are
equally liberal in; their dealings 7ith the
traveling public.
--In the late fire at, Itbacii- the
Danocrat informs us, the men would no
work the' brakes, while ladies volunteered,
and aid take the place of manhood, work
ing the engines while the poor sneaks stood
b -
~s43orne years ago, the Iteaditig
itsilrotia ;Company charged James Petit, a
colultietor, with embezzlement, Sad he paid
to btlV6 a prosecution. Last - week
fu uvuzkit, rutt against the compuny for
extoitios and the axbitrstors aWar
.344l .1,4 u
tit
Towanda, 'Thursday, Ju1t251147.
Union Repub/ican Noinisudio i.
. •
FOR JUDGE OPTk*Lifirrti* fi
11(m. HENRY NC -wrmars,
The danger >of eteoting 1 -ocprier.
head Judges is shown by reference
to the past -, judicial " Opinions" of
the magistrates of that stamp. '
In 1861, iihen the Soutti'aeceded;
Judge Blaak, Ifuelmen's
Attorney Generl, ptomulgitted'ithe
"Opinion,"= officially, that t,he .Gen;,
eral Government , had no right' to co.
erce a Stale even in go grave a mat
er as Rebellion. President Btic4l)4
on adopted , that view, and rertwed
to reinforce or provision thezirrition
at Fort Sumter, - or. to resist the hos
the measures of/the traitors which
resulted ( in the. surrender of
that Fort, and kave to the P4elti
their firstlinceess., Jidge Black, at
the late Harrisburg Convention; ea
.
dorsed Jodge Sharswood as haviag
diecdvered to
" no unsound spot, on
may be taken to mean that , he held
in Of the Sone
to of New York,
e.24th inst.
the same views
Iv 1863 the Copperhead Judges of
the Supreme Court of
_gennsylvarda
from China per
n a great tumble
declared the Draft Law unconatitu
tional, they- having at that time a
majority on the bench. , FoitnnatelY
the Republicans elected Judge Ag-
new in that year, and this decision
was over-ruled soon after, by hid
vote. Butler this circumstance our
State would have been involved in
direct conflict with The General Gov
erament, and our citizens probably
with each other iiithis deeply im
portant question. Judge . Sharswood
endorsed Judge Woodward, who
was at the head of this conspiracy,
at that time, and Judge Woodward
now endorses Judge Sharswood as a
nt and proper man to succeed him
on the Supreme Bench of the State.
In 1864, Judge Shorewood himself
tried to get his Court in Philadelphia'
to declare that U. S. Treasury Notes
were not a legal. tender--and pro
mulgated an elaborate °pillion that
the Act of Congress declaring them
to be so was unconstitutional and
therefore void. Fortunately again,
his two Republican colleagues,
Judges Strong and Hare over-ruled
him, and this second attempt at null
ification was averted, and Pennsyl
.vania saved from disgrace.
The people can judge from this
what sort of law may be anticipated
from the Supreme 13ench of the'State
if Judge SharewoOd should hold the,
balance of power.. Let them take
care not .o afford Judge S. an oppor
tunity to give mere flecisions of the
same sort. _
FOREMN.—Adviceslfrom the Isle of
Candia via Athens; state that the
Cretaqs are preparing a squadron of
five fire-ships, wherewith to attack
the Turkish fleet. supporting Omar
PAha's army.
The Austrian Reichstath advocate
resolutions favoring the recognition
of ; the equality of religious and ac
knewledging the legality of the mar
riage ceremony When performed 13 , )
civil magistrate. •
Measures are being taken to reor
ganize the Honveds,., or Hungarian
National Guard.
A dispatch from Paris announces
that the Vrench Government is con
tinuing its warlike preparations.—
Large numbers .of horses are being
purchased for the use of the army
and the employes- in the military
workshops are overtasked with
work.'
old tapoiiii.
NM=
COUNTY
OF ALLEG BA
-
OM
The warlike preparations of France
have awakened fear of war through
out Germany. < Great distrust pre
vails in commercial circler, and Gov
ernment and other securities are sat.
The review of the royal volunteers
gotten up in honOr of the Sultan,
took place at Wimbledon, Saturday.
The twelve thousand men ia line ma
nceuvred. with admirable pregision.'
The Derby Refor r in Bill was under
discussion in the House of Lords,
Saturday. The Tories sustained the
bill and Ford Grey opposed it.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed
by the Russian Press atl the lenity of
the sentence passed upon the assas
sin Berezowski.
JUKE * SHARSWOODIN FAVOR OF REPtr.
DlATiOlC—Whenbrave ben were rail
ing to peril their lives in defewe of
the Government and when those who
had tikomeans were willing to place
them at the disposal of the Govern
ment,trusting in good faith that they,
would be. repaid ; at that moment
George W. Sharswood,lrom the - be:Leh
of one of the highest pouticof the .
State, rendered an opinion "looking to
the repudiation of the national debt,
It was the most wicked blow struck trt
the. time- at the existence,of the QGovern•
went Arm lil►n IT NOT. BEEN FOR TUB
STERN AND TREE LOYALITY OF THE OIHFLE,
, IN DISASTER TO
of this fact is
to be' trusted ?
r this question
WOULD RAVE BEECTLTED
TUE NATION. In vie
Judge Shars6.odfit
Let the people answ:
at the polls.
The State M.
memory of, the Penns
who. fnll in tots
built in the -Capitol gi
burg, 14 John McF
City. Be will receive
work.
B.
Section 2 invests District ue 4, 7
•
- witil„ the 4ao,iser,fo, remove
tiP§ 3l4 Per!io?? I ?PlOiPg oPfle iP 9 3 P
oel E l taten, aubjenp,tn:t4AliliapiT,
al f the General of the - eirm3i or th",.
sec three - in-,
vnet4:444l -general
the removA,a. a ,mmln eita reier
redoin-lebion
two. • •- .; •-: . ti .
Section fon4\sonfirms . j
hat has al
ready been Oahe by the District
.ders; atid . .Makes, it , theidity• to .
remove from Office dialoyttl,persons,
or Orscins ibwhii•try to obstruct„the
worki'ngs' of the ReiionstrtictiOnlawk,
Scilorl five •Te4ltel s ,fc ili'l4Y,ot
the board of pegiiitr!,stieS, ignmiAle ..
board authority to take Itestimily,
and making it the d'uty o the. bolil
to'reieet the re'gistrationlof 'peratin4 ,
who l have'not the necessary .qualifL
catihns.;, No person shall 'be dis* qual
ified from being a member of the
board by race or -color. f•
S6ction six 6dlares "ttiat t4e:tftie
intent and meaning : Of the oath pre
seatedin eaid snppleme • t art' act in
(among other things) tha no person
what has been a membe r f the teg
islatureof any State, or ho has held
any. executive or judicial ffice in any
State , ,, whether he has en , an oath
to eopport the Ccmstitu ion. of the
truitcd ' 1 States or not, on whether he
was holding such office ;at the corn:
mecement Of the rebelifum, or had
held it , before, and who has after
wards engaged in insurNction or re•
bellion.pgainst the-Tnited States . , er
given - aidnnd comfort to !the enemies
thereof, ,is entitled to be , registered
or to vote ; !and the wordp "executive
and judicial' office in a4y State, in
said oath mentioned, shall be constru
ed to include all civil o es created
iu , lay for the adminietr tion of any
1
keleral laW of a State, or for the ad
ilillistratiOn of justice. I -
Section seven gives until October
lor i'completing the registration:
Section •eight makes" all holding
office in the militUry dbittricts take
the oath prescribedjor the officers of
United States. 1
I section nine prescribes ".that no
:district , commander, or member of
r,e board of registraoon, or any
fficer or
_appointee Aicting under
them, shall be bound in kip action iby
'any opinion of any civil omcer of
thlUnited States." I
r S ection ten giveiyhelcvmmanding
general power tollegire members
of [ the board and fill *nudes.
Section eleven enacts that all the
,
provisions of this act', and of the
acts to which this is supplementary,
shall •be construed. libpraly, to the
end that all the intents R thereof may
be fully and - i)erfectly carried out."
GREELEY REWARDED.-I . llq President,
before the tidjournment of Congress,
i I
nominated Mr. Gsust,sl as Minister
to Austria, objection bing made in
the Senate to his conftr Cation, it was
laid over. The Times payk: "The,
facts about Mr. GREELEIp 111314 . 11atiOR
I _
irtithe Senate are substsaiall these:
Mr. Suussn reported. tnat e Com
mittee had had the nomination un
der consideration ane - reported it
back---favorably. Sevcral • Seoators
.cSlleArsfor the vote,.at 4noe, and the
sin rmiiti ve vote was I calle,d ). when
M. Ttrrox asked the effect of an ob
jebtion to its immediate considera
tion. The Chair replied that it would
p4stpone it one , day ; which was
, egnivalent - in this case to; postponing
iti until December next. Several
Snators appealed to *rl Tif•Rx to
withdraw his objectiori, ,as he &hid
effect his object just is well by vot
ing in' The negative. Ife replied that
1 1LO might do so were he certain that
fr. GREELEY would be defeated; but
.
It . s' he had no assurane . e of that, he
li st insist oil his objection, "for,"
ad he, with increasing earnestness,
!!(never i will I censentto conferring
i
Inch honors upon thp bailsman of
i.Fy.' Devzs." ~
; It is due to Mr, Gunn to say
Oat he treats the appointment. as a
il.ractical joke," it having been
made without his solicitation or de
site -
-is- .• • -
'•:. Gum' vsJOIENSON.,--4 rom the cor
respondence made pi lie, it 'Would
Eletn,`that Gen. Gran does not re
!.
gerd the President's circular to the,
4ilitary , Commanderd- embodying,
the opinien of the Attorney Generil,
sii of any binding force. Johnson,
Seward ; and- Stanbe' , ithereOre,-
169 red 404 brotiffht orth *nothing.
"Enforce your 'own - traction of
the military bill until rdered to do
otherwise," says Gran to' 'Sheridan;,
acid to all the military 'eolinnandera..
President Johnson's, igoranoe 115,Ahe
fclrm and i
characters; f e. , militaiy
eider defeated th6.vasti lab Ors of the
Attorney Geneial, anctkleft Sheridan
aid his brother Comtilasmasters
o 4 the situation.. i , i l'' l'.
t,..
nuthent to the
W W • Kittchnoti and el;
.I(arding - . are :13 ram ef !sa c ! ~ R ?•1
i)ltblican candidates tr_Roagreps
-tE o Lfi
rqerne district made:vacant bq
the ljleathi.nfillit.l9enidsono...,isdge
Vrixidward viill likely pe the ;Demo-
eta* candido4.- ;'
ivania soldiers
War, will 'be
rip fiarris
'adden of tha t
ti $8,200 for' tlici
; - Irstariata . ' Oll ihrWe
J 1-the 114ipublic • State
&amiable?
- lindens
,Scotect
ie Bepul
ilation •
icable
fiction
to learn.
PlatY - ,
a. knew . IM proteei—
ita oreettat all. I would
an litoVrineolantriC
Writikflrf4A
Republican . party was or- ,
- objedirairogstlicr; and
.4 TV% nit lithWalikaiKiiir
. - .
opua o vs - of tirep atid - prti-
tfctiontitOrnrettrtl:NitlilOectittoollito l
118 , 01.1 1t...t0P:t119.iti4V,01.1/04004144.1it
rvluito.ii,4010/14(1,8114alitA.tif riiAte.W9r9 tAtti
betiattep iiktavorot“ha.
.largork Isimitons.Ait IMateid , SOlNkpf Us)!
firedmit ntliaClT - - .4 u#l limtijeot' torrdbqo
4ainsidionsiuterpokitiOn into its oroisi Off
-anyriviwitoied* espocially , if it favors tow
claim interosts. :‘r . -
'.onr goverainent wags -founded upon the I
prinnipleithat all Jneattire , created, free and
lap& theory nf!-its,'duties that It
shvnld.secure l . in4n protection in their
Yigb ofimmlwi , aud 41rdpect7:•tmeder.laws
)3iadWeipial mid general; iigium be,
lid.tbesesit to ,:pipseiva .1 , .. political
r*htsly.lepealirigi intaaicakito 4
. :goes be
yond•ilsvroper-proitnes:'ltfis of thedUty
'of flie goiebunent/ta - beip or` to binder any
latist or set'#Eriten ittlheir affairs
tci inciddlev2witb. th=
tberefaroinoteat eg 'adding a new dogl-'
a ,to thiltSnribli nreedz , chanting
tectiotfor other
. 14 n - d i n a us try; (.
What does p teatkfraOlkineribarebidus
tiy mean 2 I !deans (that a-few largo ea,;
kialista are engaged in iiroancingsomethiug
(tae , PitirQ ll6 l: an Insianna)iind 'wish to
abate 'double what
,it Ys worth (4s'
,they .
ssoN db) and tolske the' I,awa so rnied that
on are obliged to hay, cif tdeda, by which
they' are.greatly enriched without in effort:
How does this benefit the man who rekily.
works and makes''the-inA? Why he gets
'employm nt, but
,does he, get, morn for
making iron than he inlildget'in'tuity other
.brimeh id' industry with the dame 'amount'
of labor and exiodsciie.? tiot at ali-4—not .,
any more demi if the'irofeito4 ford what it
is".worth. The iron'-nia.ster , hires his laboi•
as cheap esllie minket 'for i labor will per.
mit ; but every man" that bays it in any
form has to pay One-half 41 the original
price to,enrich the already rich man. One
man tuaolifactures - for huinfreds, nay,
thousands of consumers, and protection
means taxing each one of those thouiiauds
for tlorprolits of that one-man. •
'I do not object to rich men. like them.
I would be glad to be rich ; myself ; but I
think they ought to:he sansffed with the
advantages-that riches - given_ , theta without
wishing to tax us to Make them richer. -
Nor do I object to, raising a portion of
our national revenue from tariff. But-where
the tariff is alreadreo high l as to have- in
jured many branches of manufacture and
leaves nuns a country exporting next to
nothing except raw material and provisions
--and when as now several- manufacturing
interests are enabled to fix the prices of
their prodUcts at about double the price•
which would yield a fair profit for capital
and risk—and others declare ten and twenty
per cent half yearly dividends 'besides' set-'
ting aside large sums for additions and
proveanents, I think it an outrage upon the
people to ask for further legislation to y se
cure touuch interests further advantages.
The Republican party is notby any means,
composed wholly of menu who apProve pro
fectiOn to American
. industry in the form
.proposed ; out of Pennsylvania it is fiotibt ,
ful if a majority of the party are not agaiost
it, in Pennsyliania there is 'a strong feeling
that the 'matter has been.carriediar enough.
I do not standalone. - !';will not vote 'with
the copperheads—or any set of men • who
sympathise with traitors—nor stand 'side
by side with those who give them counte
nance or bail them.' But' I will nOt, and'
many Others will not be forced-.to stand on
a platform that asks for class legislaticin—
whetter it ,makes the rich,riclierarikthe
peer, yoorer or not. Whenive , vote for the'
R44Mblicatieendidate for tupieme Midge,
it will be because we -beliett
who
to be a
competent and patriotic, man who will con
strue our laws in the epirit,ot freedom, with
judgment and 'fairness.
I hadhoped that the day had passed for
dragging the qUestion of,lail and 'protec
tion into party polities. The interests of
the country demand 'these, questions to be
acted by the whieet and clearest heads
• without prej or pap§ 1 4 4A d wiLliTip
counting the effect upon the - .party of.
or that item, but taking :into, consideration
the effect upon the revenue present and
prospective and the present and future
good of the whole people. 0. D. B.
Nem Mvatistments:-
Tr HE LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRE
Inanrance Agency for Bradford CONtrqs •
131!ePiTA.4 $3;400;(i00.
Mutual Cash plan: In succeeattd operation ov
er twenty seven yeirs,
' MONTA NYE, WARD:'•
Towanda, July 26,' 1867.
THE
Ci sgTjo LAO
g ELIFE' ASSErR
y'a Aenc I. for Bradford c o :
. • CASH
Yearly income over E1.600,t100 . Cash. I,t
• 410NTANTE A: VIA RD:
Teiwanda, July 25 ° ,. 1867. • . •
.A.STOR FIRE prSIMANOE
of New York, ' Agenilifor BradiOrd Co-.
Cog l 7 ll l - ,
• • 1
Dividend for DAM, i 0 per cant. 4
, .
UONTANIE k WARDS ,
To ands,"Jpiy 5 1687 •
- , .
poR SALE.-, gdod Canal Boat.;
tritlr• fall equipment. Also a pair ] o
Hopes.. Will irsolit cheap . . - APply to •
iIONTAITIE
- towand4July23. /88744 , • •
IC.—WN . - PitoF.E . RTMS; i tOWA.N7
DA.II. buildilig rombard •arld
T.ll St& fr0m4314i0:170G.1 , .
• • 60 Lot& on Itzpogq streets.. rose
.Fifteen.lots on Britsiinimi
A Town Residence.; , Goc O liouse, 44/4 89 4 .4
neighboittood. Price '82240: .
House and bif,Third • street, opposite 'Col.
lege. I.PM:re 4180. lis if; • •
n Pt) ko feetA" Ot leR op bite vollege;.
•Apyty IioRTTANI7I vau,44:
•.Tosin properties' bound, !might end sold:,
Rentals obtained.
- 4 - noTzt itoPEEITY"
Ten'ininutes walk from de - pintugh'.
$3,600. Part May vitamin: ; 4.! r^o
i•, ,• - • ; 110141TAXT** . w4D,
,iroliaede.Jek . 2s3B47., ,
CASH PAID FOR
r F
1)E4001 , 1 i 1TE414.1 SX 4 /g/ 5 ;,,
. • : ;
j .
4 , „fiMcpe:,.ii - 3 it f. 1 11,1‘
0 113
~i1,'49,1 4 1 19 R1VA:19°..-LP.4l:iir. i
!yi kiAyfroi N 41,1
liowards . , Atilt 3;1186Yr:1.d :!f.q 27 41.1..411
1
I
.
.
SUMMER 1000D§,
Ti9. 1 4 2 tgz!5T, 4 0,44Pg,h 1 the
STAPLE .i.FAN6Y- DRY - 1 I GOODS,
1 0 5'1.0 ' 4 a lia:1";.! , Li c . ' 1
,I•T'q.:l-::'•
. •,, ,i....A1l t.f,z!....r.r v.-1.. '.'..,...T.,:..zi - ...'.. I , _ _ ,- .:v
A YarlPty at -wlAt t b4 ficuik;'4 l
tali, eta-Rel. yard.
Lriad atasortinigieot : '-'•'- --
J. • Zi..,•%•• ..7 • , • :,1 , .4C ':...: i ri: ~•.
- ‘ 11 ;131ja A duatv litustpiB4 -
~.„.-1 , ....,..„, ~.,..,::
.
PROW 4,4
A iartetrof styles
- sortmeot of
'DRESS GOOD&TO*THE SEASON ' ,
,• : -
)
Including the:intent styleiyuith vaTietlealo set
the moss fastidious. - A nice assortment, of -,
SPRING'. Sk SUAIAIER MIAWLS:
!pi Sacks.
• • (
BALMORAL SKIRTS 'AND SKIRTING,
I:I3IBRELT,,AS'.A.ND PARASOLS,
THE t MILLINERY DEPA RTMENT will be
kept:ln good style, ohder the eupervhdonl of
Of well .known reputation. Having just re
ceived from New York a 'apiendidamortment of
SPRING STYL,ES of
Ve; are prep - axed to. furnish in that flue Boake
thing'Oat 'will plenieiand snit nil. - No pa(his
,will be , spared to give 1n this branch of our La
sims entire satisfaction', i
Call in and examine our goOdsrorie door north
of the Post Office:, Main Street. . •
' :+ • B. A.: PETTES & CO.
Towanda,"fifi., June 12, 1%67.
T9BA:cCO CIGARS!,
111111
iq N ,
.111
yroixt 10. to 15 Cts.
A t., ‘ large and Etplvpdid.
SACKING. 'CLOTHS,
;, HOOP: SKIRTS,
IThe latest styles
A nice line of
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
/ A splendld'assortment of •,
Latest styles
1.1 B•B.0 N S
A gocd,assortment or
YANKEE NOTIONS, and
PERFUMERY; &C., &C
MIL-TAINpRY'r f ,
'MESS L. A. MOSHER,
HATS AND BONNETS,.
Together with a Men assortment of
FANCY TRIMMINGS
Whdpsale and Beall it
RANDALL Si, CO? PTON'g
First door south of st National Bank,
BLAIN STREET, TOWANDA, PA.
BRANDS iDF TOBACCO-CHERigNG
Gold. Leaf, Sunny Side, Pine Apple,llichigan
Ffrg,Rose Leaf and Star, which we oiler tonal°
in quantities to suit caatornera. Packages in
litarrels,.halts and quarters. -
BRANDS 'OP 43IGA1A.
American Xn4 ,Gen: Grant, Leboquet , Im•
perio, Tydoon a dd the very choicest brands of
Yaras.
FANCY SMOKING
The celebrated tone Jack, Pride of the 'gni
ted SUL - Ceti, Virginistie ,Gold Leaf, Rai) , and all
Linda of Kil
Laudlqrds supplied with Clglri at 1: To
bacco on'llberal terms. •
All un ers firorup tip shin. notice.
D ALL
W. H.
17. 1867
March
IS 'IXPOSITION
F.A
SgWitqc, 44CIJINE
Wit .ELER, Ss W I L SION
CLUJT . DAY !
The highest premium the only .;
GOL . D JEDA.L
For. perfection in. Sewing Mabbinea has been
awarded to then '
-WHEELER' & WILSON .MANI:I
PA9TURING COMP4Ny
tore eighty-twq com Wore, and the
t ter d h '
the
es a O l e t nounceraeat 0,
the result.
WICKUAM &' BLACK,
nt3'fcir Bradford County, sell these- ma
ws at oily prices. , . , •
Toariuula,, alp 11,1867. ' . , ,
FANCY GOODS ASz MILLINERY (
4 WI selection of
FAITCYGOODSIZEPHYRS,
ERBSOWERY PATTERNS,
4Stamped , .. 2 Chxds, Infant's .• Waists,
BIBS, SkJES, &U.
GLovEls, _AIMEE' , NOTIONS,
~ trot's sad Dolls of all kinds, Also a One ictt
•
, 1 , f,
/NEAT ' GOODS,‘;
ME
•- t 1 ; • . ,
Tat 'sale :citeap - at D i 4 barter'Er . ola atalid
ifilitifAtioat;;'A • ; ,Janit a;
e l : 6.4ll: Pi S g l # 1110 g !;M TO
iiittaND''OR.ENOLAND
OUIONIA CO.'tl LLNE OF STE.LIIMPELIPROIL Wirt°
1•• 1 lt4 , eq9 I3I R. I !F?" •OR LISERF9°L.•
- • -
iillitamolcSnion's old .91Tac Star Liam: Ot
ourerteot pieluts, Jiat, l 44COvq.9
Swallo4.:tall Line id Paelietaliom eo- tci Lon.;
don, Sailing twice a niontiv. :.. • : '• •
'Benildandeotil'Enginnityeint and &o and
'OO •.'l/
Atfirth a t en t a t il l ' aii i f . l4. rk t # Mll : l l
•y, Hely- ~,or r""q
v . ‘ 004111iikketly) ;
Oct,l l 1866. I ..!ii!',ll49Wigidkr..44.
r SD . CO
a
fLA.VE .
1 1
line of
L•A R G,
all
=MI
STOCK, z,OF GOODS
=I
MB
TRADE
•
GREATER, REDU'CT'ION
...• .
,'
With one member of ou,
firm constantly in New York,
we have been able within' the .
past- fete - days to profit, large
ly by violent fluetuatians:
the mffrkets.,:_andJave.._made:
heavy purchases of all: kinds
of Goods in our line'
- .''-
MUCH - BELOW
KEGTU•LAR MARKET RATES.
BM
lia;23, 1867.
N E w 4 sT ORE!
NEW G I IL 0 Eli I §-
AT
W. A. ROCKWELL'S.
PINE AP
ANTI G-
PEACHES,. PRUNES, CHERRIES,
MOLASSES, COFFEE, SPICES,
GROCERY 'LINE!
umulTos
FT,OVE,PEED,B.EAND, POTATOES,
TAnrpnr FARMERS PRODUCE.
PRY, GOODS OF ALL. VARIETIES,
LOWEST POINT IN THE NA.RIIET
CHEAP AS' THE CHEAPEST I
ALL RINDS OP PRODUCE ,
May-29, 1867.
• ,
WOOL
E . B'S
Get'poir wool merrafacfared find ears 60 per
.cent In clothe. • • .
WANT Di, 50,5100 1 Ths wool, •at highest rfiark
letigico. ••' • • I'i
'WANTED, 50,000 IDS Wool to manufacture at
the lowest rates, and work: warrxnted glee
entire satisfaction, '
WANTED; 50,000 Ms' Wool to'eard into Rolla.
Our larding 41schine b been Amin. clothed,
this hipring, and will do extra work, erlth. ex-
POrlenced Workmen to attend it, at the %,!. 1 , 1
SUFQIIEHANNA:WOOLEN• hiLloldtp•rils.
4)14, 15, 1867.-4-6w.. 4 . WaYerlYi
l ISSOLUTION,4-The
/ 014 Taylor daY :4 1 afalYtoil by in •
taal cocaent. Tile business wabe conclude
by 8; T ,ylor; who' will eettle'all =manta of
the late firm. • BISHOP: as
.WYalualpg, Jane 1,0,...41347.--41e
TO TM irMiLIO. :I
[Rai reg4ariag tiaairs to the pobiip,ia behalf
a the '&m, 1_ reepeithilly stecttPuttittb i l
( th yottrottags ilr) !Metall,' shown to** MOW
, AD -0 • !Nine" - ttioSe AVibit Haot4ta
k ktek
i1it 4 1141 00 ‘.4 3 RM. to Aqui' thel. at m
irdia*
NE
4flct:.•
CENTLY MADE
• 1
• ••• •
"
i l i l
E. :A-D,_ C°
, _
"
=lli
1 1 . 1
,
AkiLatiatt
.:i:• :t-
MEI
• FOR y;re.-;•,,
AT A- STILL •
,a:A
{ , '
IN „PRICE !
Ell
N.F;ff : GOODS 1
NED FRUITS,
' ES, 14
L AIMS
g ALL MXDS,.
- NN g D G Y,SVE iS.
bRIED ArTLEs,
ka.
TEAS SUGARS, SiRIIPS,
Of all kinds, in. fact, everything in. the,
Willi he kept constantly — on hand
RUTTER, 'LARD, EGGS, AND EVERY
A fresh lot of
Purchased at th.q-
And 'Fill be sold .as
TO 1111 4 ' FARMERS
CASH PAID .POli
W. 4. ROCKWELL.
45.4144AN80V5,„:1f0b4A
voktoitk* I, NOB "9,04:4,
•'•
••z , * t ,
• '•-r-P
tr• •
011211111..:1
etI M I e t •
0 •
• :1 G SALES .
- -
the 1. tot the_placo to i•fly
a 5
- rl '
9 SHOES
' " 1• "
;
'27l ' to
SHOES
, •
aTrisTP.l; 0
• •
C/2
t, ,-4
~. ~¢
! ' i
_.
=s
~~
-... _
a+ - -- ;i5,: - "iiiiinifiiii ilia's:
IC) e - % - ••• 1 :. -i, i- % - '', , l ;C :
••••1 ,7 5 q ' • ...t.' . ..,..t '.. q ~. C> ,
' • . Totra AL-NirdsiloA
2131
pOOTS,-
- glr*F4#o:; l t*QT#Ptp,
"1111.11.'flt Y/11)R fl T. 11:1A 8 S
IlitoT#Eßs.
ES
'Otrß SP4I:4G
. STOCK,
SPRINCif.
apt mu* noes,
EMI
I ,
Onr very extensive latICA ha's warranted u s in
making preparations for a very large
S Ulf ITE R THAD E,
If
EACH DEPART ENT
We are •
FULL STOCKED
1 1 1311, STOCKED
FULL .STOCKED
It I Q A . 'L I TY
POPULAR. PRICES!
GAITERS AND 'BALIthRALS,
TIES AND S.EIPP- ES,
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN
BOOTS, aAITERB.& BALMORAL,S
WIN, BOYS AND' YOUTH
ALL THE STYLES'
First lelass Boot and Shoe Store;
H A RNESS DEPATMENT,
HARNESS DEPARTIMYT,
HARNESS DEPARTM E NT,
LEA-T ER FLY NETS,
LINEN DRIVING, .ANI; , STABLE SHREW,
NECKS] AND SAR I , NETS,
HOESE FLESH
HORSE
HORSE *FLESH
saqu,Ln sE. WTrE(Otrf TRIM
MR. JAMES V. WthLOOX,
Superintendk of the 'farness Room.
Is du ban d and , ready to vitlt oft: all Idiold
,trimidekand as many more ; ppaslblei, and has
all thirsty lesot • -- _
,LIGHT AND lIILE4t3n'.IWESSt
1".)•
SADDLES, BRIDLES,i , Vale,
'&1A1 1 -; . .111*1 7 r , 11 1 32ZE.I\TG",
,-- .IFaVE . . grIKINGi
.' •
=ME
•
'IN_ THE : LINE.. OF . SADDLERY !
,REM7I4II LINESIO!
ME
s ASB A T 0 4. Si7 ,l fati
,„:-• •
TRATELLINS'I3AO&
—'no;PiAii,gaiactls.lBo7.
•
1&• SUOES
IS AT
Since the null of •
IMIZI
And in
With goods of th e
FOR
PATENT LUTHER
FOR
The catalogue embraces
ALL THE STYLES
ALL THE STYLES
OM
lOW OPENING- IN T
COTTON F4Y
HOODS,
No - ow.mak 01!
MiAtit Oli 'LIGHT
,
• .
" ! SE,'; C:.O
Ell
S.
Marcur titore;corner.ktainAnd Pine :arm
- The undersigned having !aimed a partnernliip
fiigenerai de4lep'
,the
GROCERY, GRAIN OSaPROVISION
EN'S INESS
:41 troll the • site ntiOn o
,t (iro,
!shyers,. and the public generally, --to Our htoek
'of ¢'ioda perchasCri Under very favo'rab i le dream.
st‘roues, w,hiat . we offer for Cash or short tino.,
,at Prices which we think will-satisfy our friends ,
that we can furnish Goods al th'e
LOWEST :MARKET ATES , .
•
One of oar firm being coOstantlY in New York,
and Itikklng Parc bases for 3 large •Jobbiag house
there, as Well as for us. - We hope by giving per.
sonal attention te our business, keeping a fu!l - •
'aissoitrosist at all times, , and • liberal d4iing with -
oar` customers, to merit the confidence 'and pat
,romaire of this community. • 7
Special attention giv.sn..to Merchants,and oth.
era who buy goods , by the package. Cash paid.
for all kinds of Grisin and Country Produce.
FOX, STEVENS, - lIESCUR ~
Towanda, /sprit 1,1887. - .
We have a largestock of
C H 0 I,C E. '
TEAS,.
st6fected with great‘carei which will be ;Ad t, y
the box at New York Wholesale Prices.
SUGAR, IIap.SSES, SYRUP, Ric E,
Coffee, Tobacco, B'oap,S klemtus, St an. h,
Candlea, Crickers p Acc
La-great Tartety, cheap b) 1 the Package
A. LARGE STUCK OF FLOl'i
on band in Barrels, &Oka or In Balk ;6'4 cur;io
14ea,loboap.—,,,Feed &c.
HA-MS AND LARD, !:
FISH. OR ALL(.I{INDS.
WOOD AND WILLOW'R ARE,
Stone Ware, Brootrui by the quantity:.
BUIST'S GA•RDEIV ,SEEDS
CLOVER & TIMOTIIY SEED
'ASHTON'S SALT; -
The only kirid suitable for Dairy use
Agency for the sale of
MARVIN CO. KEROSINE Off.,
at Mannfactater's priete.
This oil input up in good sound tight barrel , :
warrantedto be full measure, and we believe tbe'
quality to be the best in market.
NEW. STORE AND NEW GOODS
FREES , FROM • THE NEW YORK MARKETS_
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
The gubseribers have purchased the building
lately owned byA..l. Roble, , (one" door soul
iq
of Beidleman's Block,) and have filled it with—c
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOODEN' AND WILLOW WARE,
Fruits °tall kinds in their season, (fresh and
dire ), in lact every thing usually found in a
firstplain •
. . •
P.B ISION S T 0 R E.
A share of the patronage of -Towanda• and vi
einio is respectfully solicited.
e will pap the highest market price for all
kin of • •
•
COUNTRY PRODUCE -
. .. .. - .
e alio have the sole Agency for Br s adt.2ll.
and adjoining counties for the sale of the Cele
brated.Virglitia and Nor,h Carolina Smoking,
Tobacoo, A liberal discount made to the tr.,de i:
' BRABIHALI 4 ds COWELL.
• Towarida, A - pril 9,1867. • -
. .; •
p' E ,M - 0 V E ..A5 . !..
i.t.
B R O'Y - S 0
Would most respectfully announce_ to tlfe citi
zest . of Biadford County, that he has remove*
fmm Orwell, Pa., to
OWEGO, N t Y.,
Where he has 9peited a large add well selecteJ
stook of
DRY . GOODS!
Well adapted to the present times of
LOW'PRIb.ES!
4•
-DRE'S'S GOODS,
111
PRINTS, - DEI,AINES, CH AI, LI ES,
Organdies, Poplins,
ALPACAS, MOZAMBIQUE;,
=I
PIQUE'S, SILKS, &C. SHAWLS
'
CLOTHS IN GREAT 1 VARITY,
Besides a large assortment of
OTHER 4;1- 0 D
Too znarnarolius to mention: - The Eitok.
pureryug since the last redaction In pries.
therefore 1411 be !told at tiricas.th/t Rill please.
The motto Is
. •
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!
The citizens of• PenneyivaraeM any} the re,t et
minlind6" ate to call on bin
t
pndeXtmlpe the 'stool goods at his nor
Street: a doors ant of Pail/ Ho-
store on,
tel. 1.1
lay pt . that good $l,OO T.
EEMESI
nAltit; VON', THE LAND OF
V the subscriber during 'the high water Isst
Kay, a quantity of Ben:dock- -Boards. .The
owner. or Osmirs will please come Newlin!,
Prove..RroPerl t 10.1 . cb Les and take
'Ts • i- •- A FRED R. GORE.
acme a r / :7;
....1 ~p
lila
A large variety of
Consisting. of
firen.adines,
L. H. BRONSOS