-'% * l,
News from all Natio
-Hon. Daniel Mace, of
committed suicide on Ufa 26th td4,
—The Republican' State Convention
in Masigaetinsetta will be held on the 11th of
September.
—Miss -Catherine M. Sedg wick; the
writer, died atitoxboxy, on the Stet
ult.'
—There has been .more • fighting in
Caudiu. The war is, therefore, 4iot over.
—Hon. George Bancroft, our min
iNter to Prussia, has arrived at Berlin.
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—Lou i Kossuth has been returned
to the Hungarian Diet..
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—Eugtthe Schuyler, of Ithaca, N:
Y., has been ap inted constdpf Moscow.
—A great Horse Fair is to be held
in Syracuse on the 28th, 29th and 30th of
this month. .
—A salt-boiler in Syracuse fell, into
One of his boiling kettles, last week, and
was badly scalded.,
—immense frauds have been dis
covered in the management of the New
York Canals. ,
—The New -York Constitutional
Convention has resolved to adjourn on the
10th of September. •
—A correspondent of the New York
Sation thinks Qaeen Victoria insane. We
have heard such stories before. ,
- —Asst. Secmtary Seward was se
riously iojared on the 30th tat., by the tip
aetting of a carriage, near Anbran,lf. Y.
—Admiral Tegethoff, of the Ans
,trian navy, has arrived in this country. He
is endeavoring to obtain the body of Maxi-
--The• Society for the ,Suppression
of Gambling is busily at work in New York.
John -E. Heenan is before the courts as one
of the chiefs. ,
—American Reapets and Mowers
distanced all competitors at the trial on the
IMperial farm, in Frimee.
' —The contest between the friends
and enemies of Sunday liquor laws is raging
with spirit in Wisconsin.
—William Evans, a colored man,
residing at Leipsic, Delaware, was hung •by
a mob, on Wednesday of last week, on sus
/ picion of burning a building, bat without
I auy prog whatever against him.
, —The ."first bales" of cotton from
different localities are beginning to arrive
in southern cities. A Tortion of the crop
otFlorida has already been sent to market.
L-Gen. Sheridan has removed near
ly all thejloard of Aldermen and Assistant
Alderman, of New Orleans, and appointed
• loyal men in their places. Several are or
mixed blood and One a fall negro.
, --Great excitement his been :pro- .
duced in Chili and Peru by the report that
the Spanish squadron has again sailed for
the South American waters, and that a re
newal Ot hostilities may be expected.
—The Fenian Brotherhood of Buf
itinto passed strong resolutions, 'denouncing
the Re& W. Gleason for refusing to adruin
ister the funeral, rites on the body of •Ser
geant Lynch, while persons wearing_ the
• Fenian nunorm were in the cathedral.
—A German, named Brown, a sa
loon keeper, at Attica,committed suicide on
Wednesdaw of last welek, at that place, by
taking a dose of strychnine in larger quan
tity - Limp his whisky usually contained.
—GerweLoaoliiilion,a private during
the war . in tLe Fourth Delaware regiment,
wh rend, F. , d himself notorious by commit
' ting mnrdt r ,024 . 1 , then deserting to the cue
mi, escaped hum Fort Delaware, last week,
where 14,e had been sentenced for life. After
being at for a week; he WEIS arrested
4, at Wilmington and conveyed , to lits old
huarters
little boy named Walter Jack
son, in Hudson, N. T., was threatened with
a whipping by his father, oil Saturday last.
The poor child immediately went into con
vulsions and died.
—Jud. 'Wolcott, the most notorious
desperado iu Luzerne county, has been ar
iretded and is now in jail in Wilkesbarre.
—Winnecnore,the murderer of Mrs.
!Jaw.ltor.,saya ha.doca not wish to be annoy
ed by the visits of clergymen.
—The Indians in Arizona are be
coming unusually troublesome, being con
stantly engaged in killing the settlers and
stealing cattle.
-- 1 -oinaha diSpatehea state that
Spotted Taira-band of Indians have broken
iip,lpart of them have crossed the Platte
and joined the Cheyennes. The settlers are
deeing.to the North Platte station for pro
tection.
—ln New Mexico recently forty
citizens and eight soldiers fought a large
body of Indiana. Eleven of the latter were
killed and eight taken prisoners. _A white
captive girl was released. •
—A frame building adjoining the
Ephrata Springs Hotel, at Ephrata, Pa.,and,
occupied by servants of the house, was
struck by lightning Friday. Two of the in
mates were killed—one instantly, and the
other died in an hour.
—Jerry O'Brien, charged with the
murder of Kate grnith, his mistress, was
hanged in New York Friday.
—Abby Folsom a prominent anti
slavery advocate in New England for several
years, died on Thursday.
—The sheriffs and tax collectors of
North Carolina have considerable clilllealty
in collecting the taxes, as many persolis re
fuse to pay, on the ground that the iState
government has no practical legal exisience.
—The sterner Gem burst her boil
er heads in the Illinois river, near Naples,
on Tuesday. Two 'men were killed,' and
two were severely injured.
—llenr) J. Murray, a clerk in tbe
post-office at Boston, has been held to bail
for stealing money from letters. -
—Captain Ames, with fifty men,
came up with the Indians who recently
murdered nine men near Fort. Hays, sand
fought them eight hours. One soldieiwas
killed, and Captain Ames was woruided;--
Seven - inivtges were slain. The raid got off
with the stolen stock.
—general Sherman waa io Chicago
on Monday, en route for liome.
- -J. S. Galloway, Democrat, was
elected Congressman from the Third Dis
trict of Kentucky, in place of-Elijah Rise,
'domed.
' —1;ou. DAvid 8 . Porter, formerly
Governor of Pennsylvania, died at hie resi
dence, is Harrisburg, Tuesday, after IP4rief
Motes, aged 75 years •
A probibitorY liquor toesiture
lAws - suogwxi by the Hiehigaw Comitito4cara
.;(Xl.l VtaltgaLi
radfo Stpaxxer.
nd ians,
Thnisday. 10 1j 8671
Union n
FOR mos OF TO,stwors coOr
EON. tENRY- W. WILLIAMS,
OF ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
Union Republican Oonveation,
A Convention of the Union Republican
Party of Bradford Comity, to be composed
of ma Delegates •liroui each Election Dis
trict, will assemble at the Must Itotliterin -
Towanda Borough, on MONDAY EVMN
ING,the 2.41 day of SEPTEMBER, nett;
at 71 &chick, to place in . nomination can
didates to be supported at the ensuing elec
tion.
The undersired, selected 9s Vigilance
Couunitteea, are requested to call caucuses
in the several Election Districts between
the hoirs of 2 and 6 O'clock, p. nf., on
SATURDAY, the 31st day of AUGUST,
for the selection of said Delegates. .
By order of the Union Republican Stand
ing Committee.
G. D. IirONTANYF, Chairman.
Amass Tr—Frank. Morley, H W Thomas,
John F SaterleeC.
ATHENS Boso—D F park, Eugene Couell,
0 T Hull.
Aimms—C Webbez, Nathan Sherman,
John Mason.
Ar..assrr—Thos .E chuck, C S Corbin, A Lee
Anse—A T I,illey, A M Wilson, 0 P Man- ,
ley.
Asmorif—Robt Bull, 13 Moody, Frank Cole.
Baaci.sx—J 0 Blight, Wm Scott, Wm Me
BURLINGTON Tr—lasso Soper, J Travis, Jr„
Jas Nichols.
Bonin:mos Bono—C D Boss, Dr r Everett,
Reuben MOrley.
BUNLINGTON Wan—Joseph Foulke, Bingi
ham Rockwell, Jesse B McKean.
Gairros TP—James A Rogers, Thomas Mini
ley, Wm Taber. , •
CANTON Bouo—H N Williams, John W Grif
fin, John Vandyke.
Comnima—Frank Knapp, Thos Card, j
Strong.
nialumni—James C Ridgway, Thos ,
man, F F Fairchild.
Onarivrus—Wm Vroman. Wm Bunyan,
David Sayjes.
Hassica—A R Brown, W A Wetmore, G W
Elliott. t
LERoY—Andrew Royse, Reuben Stonei
1 . Robert McKee. I
Lmucrump---A J Layton, Robt Campbell/
Haskon McKinney. -
L.r.BrAvimr. Bono —G W Brink, G S Go/
ham, J H Marsh. .
Mormon Tp—Freeman Sweet, M T Vangor.
der, Clark Cummings jr.
Moaraos Baso-8 S Hinman, H 8 ILillaid,l
1.1 A Rockwell.
GswEsi,—E 2d Farrar, H B Kimball, LiaA
Marsh.
Cvsuriv - N—John Mathews, Josiah Rinebol
H . Richar is.
PuLE—E S Skeel, C W Reynolds, Giles
Dewolf.
RUXIBUBT-080 R Mead; Isaae Baldwin, I
E Chamberlin.
ROIM TP—Wm McCabe, W B Parks, Le •
Towner.
,RO3lB Boao—L L Moody, John Passmrxe,,
0 F Young.
Sisrrimosis—U MOody, Elbert Niles, D
Allen.
SPIMNGYTIMD-8 D Phelps, Oscar Harkness,,
Joel Adams.
Sorra Onzza—Geo Dunham jr., H C Fes
sett, Samuel Pettingall, jr.
SyLvelm—Peter Monroe, J 55 Nash, Elii
Burrell.
Sunsacquis Phillips, Wm Snyder,'
Chas Chafee.
Sivas—Chas, Stevens, Wm Bosti
(wick, Geo Wood.
Tnanx—J H Horton, Jno F Dodge, Miner
Terry.'
ToWANDA TP—Geo Fox, Asa Dimmock, Gel
Scoville. -
TaWANDA Bono—B Frank Voorhies, B• N
Pettes, W H Watkins.
TOV4M3A Noirrn—,A H Kingsbury, Geo {
Mills, Daniel Kennedy.
Tiox - Tilas Ward, W S Manley, Geo Bel
lard.
TIM Bono—Lemuel Sayler, Brewster Lon
S Aspenwall,
Tuscinonx—W W Barrowclilf, Dr J C Cogs
well, Henry Ackla.
asrt.n—Edward Walker, Geo W Nicholsl
S Hovey.
Wsnnzs—Miles Prince, Jas P Coburn,
B Howell 't
WENDHAM—Benj Knykendall, La McKeel
R A Darling.
WyeLtruago—D D Chaffee, Francis Howel l
Andrew Fee.
•
Wrsox—T F Madill, J. W Pool, Geo Grani
ger.
Wria.s—Alfred M Shepard, Owens
NVu..xrcrr—John Brown, J Wlngham, E
Burgess.
THE STATE COMMITTEE AND THE
TRIBUNE. '
The Address of the Union Stat
- , f,
Central Committee will be eand on
oui outside. We commend i state
ments to the attention of every cant
\
did and unprejudiced voter. The oc ,
currences of the past few years havii
shown how vitally important it is tri
the welfare of the country to hav4
upon the bench men imbued with tht
loftiest patriotism, and devoted whol
'ly and disinterestedly to the interest
of the Nation. The record of Jidge
Suertswoon, here' spread before tha t
public, ' proves him to be tpu unsafl
man for the' high position for which
he has been named, because be enter+
tains political views dangerous in
their teachings, and calculated' .i 4
their practical operations to hazard;
the peace of the country, and the eta;
tility of our institutions. i
In this connection, we feel called
upon to express our disapprobation!
of an article in the New York Tiibunei
r
commenting upon the address of thei
Republican State Committee: We:
havehad so much occasion, lately, W I
find fault with the manifestoes= and'
eomments of the Tribune, that itfirc
with reluctance that we notice its d'it.
.; t
called-for interference in the political
of this State. The political antics op
the Tribune have long since neasedi,
to be of much importance. The Ref;
publicans have` learned that it is aril
unsafe guide to fo low, and itexagaril
ies are looked u n as the_result of;
excessive conceit and arrogance. Wei
subm it. that the Republicans of Penn?;
Sylvania are competent to conddeil
this canvass without the interierences
or advice of the philosophers of the.,
Tribune, and whether or not they ent
dorse the address of the State Ocim-1.
mittee, is 'really a matter of little':
moment, except as it develop' the
impudence and assumptions =of 014.
journal. ' , .
We hold that the .Addiesa which!
we this week publialvioas uog atteejc'
Judge Suaruawooo, qvith more zeal
than disuretioe 71* early reooid Ol
!ME
Judge S:, etge taut l►e
!fever in the State's Rights
OE °cumuli, and that whe
~, fulits4 ) „. ;,,,.,# ..i . I
*do 44601:00 ,
44
Re , l %tw - ‘i
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.„_ 1 11 1 .1401 01! 1,
* hikileciiiong ntiooo
eitenuate that, .nionstrilkiii
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nbt to directly aid it, in or.
.14e ..gtmernPleitt.
_
! If . a Judo forgeta his duty to his
Cbentity, ind in the discharge of the
fre,tions of his high position seeks
to render aid and coinfolirl e *Mea4
1 401..Trai,t9ros-07...,9.1 1 1,41rAMin.4.601
t i
wen in sustainiag,,, I . h e government,
sliall he escape ,the ebridenniation of
tine men, becaueelie wears the.jif= l
dlialal amine l' Yet+thii4 is what t h e
Tribune derdands of '
,the. Repnblicaniii
of Pennsylvania. ive hold that al
Judge is . '! - aceountablii , to a' political
part s ) , for `his constructlen of the law”
—if such an isceounfaliility can possi
bly exist--Init particula rly is be ac_- -
countable to the peciple when his de
cisions are framed for rthe purpose of I
subverting the government. • The. peo-,1
pie of Pentisylvinia l will not, tolerate
disloyalty upon the bench, and, they,
t6ll hold Judges.resprisible for their
decisions, when th se decisions are
adverse to the inter els and safety of
the country; despite tbe advice of the
Tribune. That journal will find ' a
wider, and better field for.its labors
than its role of bedoming the cham
pion and apologikt for Traitors.
OP ITGIGANaI
lIIWILESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.
The Montour American has an able article
upon the subject of continuing Representa
tives in Congress, in which is correctly
stated the preponderating influence exerted
by those States and DiStricts . which have
sent able men to Congress and kept them .
there until their experience and influence
became valuable. , The people of this dis:.
trict have for so r than appreciated' and
acted upon this fact; by re-electing Judge
Wismar And Hon. G. A. Grow, term after
term, until the Xll.th pistr f ict ' acquired a
renown and exerted an influence •through
-their Representative unknown to moat dis
tricts. ' .4..:::
The American further6sayit
1 "In our own State, it. been been the ens
tOM to send a member for 1! o terms; With
out regard to fitness. If he possessed the
elements of statesmanship, the time was
too short for their developinent; And thus,
no sooner had he. began to gather some of
the power, and to wiold some of the in
fluence that belongs toithe positiorn than
he must give place to; a novice ; liecanse
ethers are supposed 4.41 have local or per- 1
isonal claims, under, the 'Tale of " . rotation
in office." Just as the growing statesman, i
by application , and more enlarged experi-
Once, reaches the threshold of usefulness, I
he must step aside fora new man, who has
all to learn; and even if he has capacity,
he too, in a short.: time,: mast yield to art
tither apprentice. How are these inexperi
iinced delegations to cope successfully with
the vetefans who are familiar with all that
pertains to, national lrislation, and who
wield a corresponding power, not only in
Congress, but throughout the country and
thet. world? It is-utter y impossible. The
result' is, that we have -offered even for the
,protection essential to Our industrial inter
:ests. And such will even be the case, until
we learn wisdom enough , to keep the nglxt'
man in Congress, until he is able to grapple
with the leading spiritsief the South and
the East. "CumulatiVe,voting," might af
ford a remedy to some extent ; but it is in
our power td apprir*w, in our district
system. Let those who! have giVen proofs
of the requisite qualifibittions, bo: returned I
again and again, untii •they ripen into the
'hill 'stature of American statesmen; not
for their benefit, t ut fo4 the public good.
By so doing, the South - has been enabled, 1
through a handful of i4ien, to wield a polit
ical
power, more pote4t than all the hosts
of the North. Not on, account of any 'late,
ural superiority, as they vainly assume ;
but because the North- has never been
aroused,. or has tbeen :paralyzed as soon as
aroused, through the specious canary of
"rotation in office." and perhaps the mor
bid dread Of an official aristocracy.. If,
therefore, we. would have such national
legislation, as will tooter the interests of
Pennsylvania, and if we would contribute
oqr full share to the political power and in
fluence of the nation, it is time for us to
wake pp to the importance of this subject.
Let us learn the 'moons of wisdom from
past experience.
We of the X.IIIth district, have now a
member of Congress, possessing the true
elements of stateignamfhip, and who is
rapidly rising, on a solid basis, trrniore" In
tended usefulness. To the benefits we are
entitled. Perhaps no man who had his in
itiation in the XX3rlrXth Congress, now
stands higher in the confidence of i his peers,
as an earnest patriot, a sound thinker, and
a safe counsellor,' than Hon. Ulysses /der
ma,.
, Our true policy is therefore, to unite: in
his rt3.4dection. Not to reward his kriown
fidelity, but to give us strength and power
for good, in the national Legislature." " •
; 1311 SP= SION OF SECRETARY
STANTON,
Tire rumor, of a determination on the part
of President Jounson to remove or suspend
Secretary Sum% took a definite shape on
the sth inst., when the President addressed
c note to the Secretary reormatbig hid, to
resign. This Sterron declined to do. ' 1
The President, Monday morning, - sent a
further communication to grarron suspend.
ing him fromnffice as iL i t: tary of War,and
*ranting him to er all' -recordk,
books, in his etisindy, to General 13. S.
Gnaw. The Sticreta'ry Was, at the same
time informed that Gin. Gam. had been
empowered to act as Secretary 'of War ad
inferim comnprolontlan'was at the same
hour sent to „Geri. Oxiirr ' authoriging pre
to act as S(3ciiitary ad infAint, and directing .
.him at once to enternpOn 'the dischiage of.
office.the duties of that offi ce. Shortly after noon'
Mr. Suwon sent' si t tly to the T resident,
in which he denied t without the consent
the Senate' and without regal causeilin
Exectitire had any** under thadarstitu- •
lien and laws impend Win from office. ! '
Inasmuch; hewever, Its the General coral',
minding the armies c df the triited Stnteri
had notified, him thaf he had iocepia' r theil
aPpoiOnent Of SeCretnry of - Witr= - 44 infer*
the 06;0440 17 47jOg'Pe
no tOernativell4to ininelt*lfOr,PrOtopi t
to enPerior 'Gin; Grinailnite,ijiere;'
fore, asatmiei °Virg?. 4 1 . 1 4 3 [PiOkittidal Of
449147 : 4 2rA .; , 5 t ,131 ) 1C1i t% ° f e ?" 8i l
a rt a i g ' , I nel , Cd d 3 9 / . /i *r u ril i th,w 6 ,
tei•iftWrei mitli44
I=l
~,4A9,1-110-il-ustile
2d'of o `July.. 'Mx. BIIADLET attempted to.re
ply, but the JadgeilifiltitiPligne'h 141.1d;:sriK
rounded by a crowd, walked into the street
O. tuttaNd a epr. Mr. APIA ovax.Solloateo..
~.. athee.setiqofot * IFIle Lail ' : '''
Altl.v..P. RiX91 11 . 11 ,144 0 ve14kic,144.0,P44.. dga.
...Vmartaa,letter, whieh , it is-supposed , , con
taineo a . cltaiieiige.;• : The p' gkeievid arty
Oared" the iiiiikiatiate*imi 4iolitea an'd at.
cineeleft 'the enr immediately 'alter deliirei
inti the nate: -- . ' • ' '
4
R`sa Viva 4'nretviai Hon Galasha,
Grow, ei-BriezikerpSthe Hoaiao Repro
resentalkiea, is liited es a eandid!ite for Vice
Piesident, by'• the' Tliusviile 17erald;a4d
Meadville •.Reitblicaii; ' bOth
joultals., , ' •
pity) abritrttitztunts. kr-A,
.. - - ---
hereby
‘,/ eautioued against. I.l44htring truhtiqg
IIMED:\ MORTON, is he is not competent to
centaur t .ts,:and a shall not pay A 4 3, or big
debts; buving mate inuvl.ion tor his rapport.
it. L. 'DIOUTUIt ,
EDWARD MORTON.
Burlington, .10g..1,1867.*
(1A11110,N.— . -Whereo,s my • wile
t
V Jr ale, bat; lett my bed and board, without
any ius 'Cat* -'" Provocatattli, kbereby caution
and tor id 'all persona harboring .or fronting per
on my at:co:mat, as I will pay no debts of her
contraoting alter this Buie.
JUAN' G. 'NEILL:L.
Towanda, Aug,'l3, 1867,5' . ' '
1 4 FARM 6ALE,—ttte BBbseri-
J; I.ier virus for sale his hirei, eunt.ilu4ug bO
acres; situate in Frank - iu township, snout lire
inilen from the Barclay toil ft gign. It is well
'timbered, well waterod,,and is a:Ursa, class dairy
tafm. Terms made eas y to the purchaser, Fur
price, &0., apply. to of addre.is,
• SAil.Ut:,l, WEBBER,
Bradiord county, l'a.
Aug, 13, 18§7,=tf,
D ENT AL (JAR : D.-
,
Wonliktake 'his,opportunity of thanking the
friends who so kindly assisted thew at the late
fire, and would isy that, It has not seriously in
teetered with . their business, which they still
continue over Cross • & Co.'s Book .Btore, iis
Patton•s •
Towanda, Aug • 12, IMd7•.
ESTILAY,—Twt, Mitch UUWB, about:
three years old, and a yearling heifer, left
the itretuises of the subscriber, in Towanda
Boni' ou or snout Aug.. , 1-67. One red Ow,
and the.oather red except white legs and white
spot in forehead.'• The heifer was spotted. Any
intorniatiouas to their: whereabouts will be
thankfully received andrewarded.
MILES MACK
Aug. 13, 1867-3L*
NOTICE.—AII 'per6ous indebted to
the either 'm book account, note or judg
ment,con routed under the thin of Bishop Sr,
Taylor, are hereby notitled that tho same must
be settled Immediately. This is positively the
last pan* that will be given, and cost will be
made without reterence.to persons on all etaimi
nut uuttledlat once. 6. TAYLUiI.
Wyalusing, Aug la, 18,7. .
GROVE MEETIN (I.—The \Spiritti
ufisUii of Ridgbury, will hold their heventh
Animal trove Meeting, 'A aguiL , An•t.
in Bodire Beckwith's orchard, th,ee mi.ea
south of Welisburg Bepot. 6peAkers--51P.Aty
man C. Bow, of New Albion, N. 1'
~ Mri.
Palmer, Big Matta, N: Y Br. B. A.' Beale of
Giiiranda, will entertain the audience with
singing. Come one, come' all, and let ua 11.1S0
a good time. By order of the Commltfi.e • •
GPM. W. ME. I),
Cur. ticerytry.
Aug. 13,18.'7,
NEW BOOT AND SHOE BHOP,
Would respect ully'announe.! to the citrzeri, ,
Towanda and- vicinity that tLiey, Lave eoui
[deuced the Buot and tdioe, iituirness in all it.,
branches. ,The.t are prepared to mate.tn or , '(r
Ladies and Gent.ethen's.liaots and Shoes of :41
kinds in the most workmanlike manner on
shortest notice.
Shuri over Nekon's 0.4 e3:4
Main street., °Kim c ,Means'
Towanda, Ya.'
N. B.—Particular attention paid to
give tis a call.
.4.1.1.01.LAZ,D.
Towanda. Aug. 13, 18.4
SELLING OFF AT' 'COST
The untiersigned hereby give notice tti , their
friends and the public generally, that the will
commencei,elling Wier this day. Aug. 3, 1337,
their entire stuck or IdERCHANDLsE,
cwuaiat
tug of
•
DRY 000DS,.GROOERIE-S,
HARDWARE. DRUGS & MEDICINES,
OILS ez PAINTS, BOOTS tt SHOES,
tuTizi & CAZi, BOOKS b KAMER kilc,
• - ANn tyiNnoir AND WALL PAPER,
' Al COST FOR 11,E6DY PAY,
k
.1.0..NG BROTHERS,
Burlington Bore', Aug. Rth, 1867,
pENNSYL7ANIA STATE NOR
MAL SCHOOL, MANSFIELD, TIOOA-
FACULTY:
F. A. ALLEN, .Principal, Professor of Natural
a:A:Mental Science,
J. T. STREET, A. M. Professor of Languages:
CHARLES . IL VERRILL, A. M., Professor of
Mathematics, . •
Mas. L. M. TETERSELIA Modern Languages
and Drawing.
M.lss tAUE E. CONA-BD, B. E.,. Eng'h brachps.;
Mits. MARY J. macGs, B. D., -Principal of.
• Model School. 1
1. G MUYT, Professor of Imitrnmental and:
Vocal Music.
ihss ALICE R. SEELEY, Assistant instructor.;
of Music
sonooL TESS. 1887-8.
First Term begins September 4, 1867.
Second. '' December
Third " March 29,.1861..
EXPENSES PELL TERM OP 14 wszna : -frt‘•
For Fall and Spring Term, including board
room rent, tuition, book rent, fuel, oil,
and washing, GO 00
For Winter Term, " " " •64 00
For day students. tuition and blok • 'rent —lO 00
Total expenses for school year ...,....$lB4 00
No extra charges. Students' Rooms are fur
phdied with stoves, chairs. tables, stands, pails,
bedsteads,wlattresses pillows and e comfor
table. For further information dend for , Cata•
lone. Addreis Principal." 'Aug. 8, 1R61;
QTAND ON .;YOUR HEAD AND
L.I N ILEAD THIS 1 •
'fionta,,i3c3 at. =AL.! , -• _
eiWpps 811114 /OA_ • ipilunoizuluiof
.6filql put 11!U in viol nolo ni , maffv,o4o
-Of us luta 4A V , 'wpm() or 1111;034 JuinPoi
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tmusur po.timazia ,141 Jo p.trog
19 1 1 : 29 f 03 2 001 04 1 aecwor—i4Nra 111.
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pasq no slllllollrlloo',2lgaltratig to ',pop 'Oxtri
— , •sual.ut siqvuoinaa .$2Olll. Ogg Aglipb Igati
on 0 souapotila 91/.9 ,911921 01' 9 4 9 A 9 0 P11P1 991 113.
taiga , OfzioPputqf ' 49 1 139 9 3 , 1 91 -. P u9 S -- V.V/13
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TiVo itivitiPlooliam*ftwi.aßTP oqz
WAhIYTIOUSg,' 4 1'0 " ANI)A, 7 I/i;;
. 1 On Main Street, ne M- the Court Rouse. '
_ ; •
4.
bet' iB6ri. 4 'I
a
!mu-Aire §nrra tt trial
inelddej . ,on Saturday.—
lock in the aftcrpoon the
ant and anno cad their
The jury
.tquittal. Ju 0 t 4..:
to member:la .ded
As sown :timbre
4.. .
-uoin Judge : stiA
taut ditty to iu
I.nanustr, Senior, counsel
the lair, on account of the
OS. 85tru,' T11:1,011,
1101.1. AND & CLANK,
*i 9814 Sitar
c y ,sras4lo 4 •
Intstellantong.
NEW GpOpg ,AT THE ,STOEE 1
k 0 6 1 .. A
ri t t
i f i.
. .44 ~ 'n,i''-',i , '; .ki , " :='•
1% ... 4 ibe 'sire , 4celOng kii4ditlon - 1.6"
ale ii!o+n. fro+ sq 'ply of I
.: - . ; ; . . ..? • . ';,.
;! Y 4 • E 414 MODS,
~i - -- - 4 , 1. iii
-9,..---6.-:. ..,?..,
or t h e season , 4tb .a* c entire
stock at , be Idwe Oar etl prices, -and are'de
termined nut to baimdersofd by any. ,
‘, I
SPRZi~i}...~I~k..~UU~tMF+~.~QO~S.
;• - % , Coguddimpot isterYthll4. ll ? - the hue of
STAPLE
._& FANCY
_. DRY
,p99 D s.;
'l d ti.E_Fi-4. 14.1. ,J'i ki e'., I ,
I=I=I=EMNWM
AN_DII4INI),
.VvaTiety CI - PridtbEr;!fro*lo t 0,38 cts. per
good ossorkmept of
BLEACHED,
froa! to 35 els
_PRINTS,
From 10 to 15 eta
TABLE LINEN & TABLE CLOTHS
CRASH & DIAPER FOR TOWELS
SPRING it SUMMER DE LAINS,
A variety of styles. A- large and splendid as
sortnaeut of -
DRESS GO,i)DFC)it
ricluding the latest atyies,with ;warietiC3 to suit
he MOM, fastidious.' Ai nice assortment of
SPRING & SUMMER SIJAAVLs
SACKING CLOTHS,
Fur Ladies Sackti.
BALIIIiitiL SKIRTS AND'SKIRTING,
HOOP. SKIRTS,
UMBRELLAS . AND PARASOLS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
A sulendid assortment of f
RIBBONS,
A good w.,lorttlent of
YANKEE NOTIONS,',4nd
PEICk3I.IEIIY •
MILLINERY I
THE MILLINERY' I)EI'AirIENT
keot.in. good rty e, nnbr the glpervl.i.in
•
of-
MISS L. A. MoSRER,
Of :well known repthqtlon.. LI wing just re..
ceived !row New YorkLa Nileaditlas.urtineut of
SPRING STYLES of *,
114'.1:, AN BONNETS L
' Together.with a nice assortment of .
•
•
• ::..dAyci . num.344.v65.
•
We nre'prepAred to tarnish in that line some
thing that will pleasedutl snit all. N,u twins
will tie spnred to gi;ve fo this br.ineh of on ho.
Mimes entire - satista.nion.
:Oaf: in andexantitielar good, one door north
of the Post (Mee., Mattf Street.
• 1 • B. A., PET TNS & Ct).
Townoda,"pe'
, .: June 12, 140.
TOBAC , CO & CIGARS!
-A,
and iti:itaia at
•
RANDALL' & COMPTON'6
First do - :r south of Ithe Fits: 5.1ti,,[1.il
- UAW :=TREEir, TosvANDA, I(.A.
DEEM
BRANDS or ToBAZCO--CREWING
Gold Leaf, Faun , : Side, Pine Apple, Mirhig,an
Fig, Rose Leal and Star, which we oflor tlor sale
in quantities to knit e istern&S. Packages in
Barrels, halls and quarters. .
tit.; NDS .OF
AnierVesui Eagle. t;en. Grant, I,3aquet , Im.
perio, Tycoon and the very choicest.brands of
Yuras.
"PAp et:J.:lowed L ir.a Jack, Pride at the t 3 411
ted Statcs, Vtiwinistio,Gohi Leaf, Navy and all
kinds of Killicknick.
Landlords supplied wiLh c I t'l Foil Ta.
bac& on liberal terms. .
4.ll'ortlers promptly tille i.l n . dotice.
-T4l. RANDALL
March 7.,1867
F ANCY GOODS & MILLINERY 1
A fine selection of
FA YGOODS,ZERHYRS,
• OIDERY PATTERNS,
Stamped oods, Infant's Waists,
B , SACKS, &O, '
CORSETS, GLOyEsi YANKEE NOTICINS;
Toys and Bolls of al:kinds. 'Also, a fine lot of
MILLINERY GOODS,
For sale cheap at Dr.t Carter's ' old 'stand on
MahrStreet.. ' Jane 6,1867.--3 m.
CHEAP PASSAGE FROM OR TO
IRELAND OR ENO LAND
0MI0N:4 CO.'S LIKE; OF STAAMsIIII ; s FROM OR, TO
QUEENSTdWN 0,1 LIVERPOOL.
Williams & Gaion's old. "Black Star Line" of
Liverp6Al Packets, sailing every week.
Swallow-tail Line of Paokets"trom or to. LOu
don, sailing twice a month.
•
Remittances ti;o England, Ireland .and Scotland
payable ot - demand. , , • ' •
• .
For,forther partienlos t apply to Wllltstna 41r.
GuioN 29 Broadway, New-York or
0: f.ASO'S C 0.,& Eliikeri;
0ct...1,- IRA& • - ' Townnda •Pa
WY.AWSI G ACAPPIX,
Wyalniing; flradfcird-' County:l'a;
.
•W. •• BROWN, fairolrai.,
Mies MARY E. BROWN; Aisietint,
blob J. 4111113611. 1 Teacher of Instrumental.
\.
_and.Vocal Music. •
•-• ' I •
Terin commege on 110M6AT,'
AUGUST 19.1867, 'and continue 1S .weeks;
liatea of tuition as follows
Re a di ng; spelling, Geography; Granamar,`
Penmanship and Written Arithmetic, to
Decimal, Rraetions,.=.•• • ,•:••••-.94,91),
Claaaies and Higher Enlist' Branches,
' - kept as *Welded . ,•• 'LOCI
,Higher Algebra arid eometrY .. . . •.• .. .
Trigouomeiryand Surveying
liffiec,iiiiitttnnental (24 lessonsl ... . 10,90
Incidentals:.:_;:.... • • Is
' Tuition invariahl,Vaayakiie .by theiniddle at•
thalami.
Noledection on heocimit , of absente, except
irtWas oi i protructedDineas. ; }:
July 25,1861. 7 4 w• .
ROUS, BOCIE.
JISPALLO- Nwt4 044!
cknii, it 1110
OBE
The latest styles. -,
A ni ' ne line of
!Ales{ styles
Fd ICY BlilOti N.G
. (I,IMPTON
ll~lerchtnbi;e.
. _
PO Yl7lll L &
41
ME
'AVEI VERY' RECEI.tTLY MADE
LARGE ADDIT4ONS
4.7
• f.
;
TO THEIR
Eli
STOCK OF GOODS
FOR THE
SU 3 , l3l[Eit "TR,A.t).O
AT A, STILL
GREATERREDUCTION
IN PRICte, !
With) one Member . of our
fiirim
constantly. in New York,;
we have been able, within the
few days to profit
by violeii4 fiuctuations in
the markets, and have male
heavy purchases of all kinds
of
.Goods in our line
MUCH`-BELOW
REG L I LAR MA.II.6ET RATES
!slay 23. 1,417
N STORE 1
FEI
N
1 -
W. ROCKIkrELLS.
CANED OREIIT,,
PINE 4PPU:S, PEACIIE, MIS
AND .CAN . ED OYSTE.
OF ALL RINDS,
'DREEk) APPLES,
'PEACHES, PRUNES, CHERRIES,
Sc., &C., &e..
TEAS, .SUGARS, • SYRUPS,
MOL ASSES, CO FFK , E, • SPICES,
Of all kinds, is fact everything in the
GRO('E•RY LINE!
Will be • kept constantly on hand
FLOVR,FEED,BRAND, POTATOES
BUTTER, LARD, EGGS, AND EVERY
)
VARIETY OF FARM PS PRODUCE.
A (cosh lot of
DRY GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES,
Purchased at tho
LOWEST POINT IN THE MARKET
And will be sold as
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
TO THE FARMERS
can 'AID FOR
ALL KINDS OP PRODUCE
W. • A.. ROCKWELL
„ -
May 23, 1867
W AVE,RLY I,N§TITU.TE.
, .
The fortieth teita of this ,liiiiitutron, ander the
'charge of 4. J. TANG; A„ H:; will open , An
gular, 24, 1867. .. ;. : •
To the other departments of instruction, so
long ind • thoroughly established; a liall-Com
mercial Course, equal to that pursued in any of
our Couttaerelal Colleges, has been added, with
moderate rates•el tuition.
Normal Class. as naulti,lld which twenty pn•
pile receive it instruction. - •
Popilii "cau le - aion the exPerise of board, by
prOcuring rooms, end 4loardiiig thentaelVes, or
at clubs, at ivsz‘` •
Make riiteip
Forfgr4ler P 41.4" address
LA P TES,
",,,'President Board of Trustees.
Aug,
N E - W A'Rl A N GEM E'N.
NEWS ROOM AND -100 K • STORK
the understgnet.thavlitgiptirehased the:BOOK
STPRE AND NEW81„R00111. of J. Griffiths,
resikeottalfi 'write the old ptronsof the eetob- .
lisfimeotiand•the Tititdld generilf7; to OM and
Mollie oar stock. ' l . , .
I 41,•VORD BARBER.
, T?•*r.*; . ,
(,§ump
.BI 4 G SALES
. 4 t i t th the pini•to buy
. : 17 ' • •
BOOTS, ;:ff-: xp SHOES
' r-BOOTSOD SHOES
0 !a - T.72TE, 0
cf) -
, t,e✓
I=
fi.E §b. Pl3s.4ißrq A
A.
'
H.
T. 1111861:,.5 * 4 l t
; •
BOOTA ApiD . $1•10-g0
- •
.1300 TR.
MEM
MI
H.. •
UMPHRiYBROTHiRS
OIIE SPRING STOCK,
SPRIN - Or. STOCK,
Our very e xtensive sales ha's vCarr ,uted as in
: DEPARTMENT
FULL STOCKED
FULL STOCKED
FULL STOCKED
OODS !
CERIES!
UM
123/33
tica tiroilpes. toiumn
/IS AT
ritimpluis4 i34OTHERS.
HiI3II4IREY BROTHERS.
Since We al rival of
OU4 48.1A.NG, STACK,
making preparations veri large
S ME R T-R AD E,
And in
We are
With goods'ot th.e
R • 1 J:( 11 T L I T
POPULAR PRIORS!
GAITERS AND BALNIORALS, .
TIES AND SLIP.P RS;
CI
I.2IDIES, MISSESAND GITILIDREN
PATENT I.:ESTHER'
BOOTS-, GkItERS & BADIOI6 LS
GM
MEN, BOYS •AND Y.OUTII
The - catalogue embraces .;
=I
ALL TIIE STYLES
ALL THE STYLES
v ALL THE, STXLy.:,
IN A
• • .
First Class Boot ancd Shoe Store,
NOW OPENING ;N SFIE
r.
COTTOI.S \
.. SLOT& &EMS,
11000 S, , J
.
II'ARNESS DEPATMENT,
ESS DEPARTMEIVT,
- ,NESS DEPARTMENT,-
R -FLY ; NE-TS
LEATH
FLY NETS,
. , t
LINEN DRIVING A
NECKS AND EAR NETS,
HORSE FLESH
HORSE FTLifISi
HORSE FLESH
NO OWNER OF
SHOULD BE WITHOUT THEM,
MR. JAMES V. WILLCOX,
Superintendent of the Harness Room,
6
on band and ready to wait on• all ' ble old
friends and as many more as possible, and has
all the sty lea et
IrHT AND HEAVY HARNESS
EITHER HEAVY OE LIGET,
SADDLES, . BRIDLES, ItHIPS,
AND EVERYTHING
AND EVERYTHING
IN THE = LINE ,OF SADDLERY
REGULAR LINES OF
SAMAT:O-0A TRUNKS
j ' TRIPEI t * TRUNKS, AND
'I,IOROOCO TRAVELLING BAGS
TOwiiida, 4-n013,18M
i __-• • IllieceltaYtetfe.' ,- i •
-.
6
Mercor Eittire, corner lishi.ind Plne Bts
•The.utaleteigeed having.ternied a parteer4hil,
tie ge.neraldealere. In the
GROCERY ; : {RAIN & PROVISION
'B tr N,' E- S S ,
would r respectfully Invite the. - attentton eheie
buyere, and the:public generally, tri.our stock
of Goods purchased undcl'• very Livorable cireuei
!Mimi which _we otter for Cash 6r-short tnue,
stpriceswhich we think will katisfy (;tir tricri,!9
that we cdi' furniih4bods . at the •
LE
LOWEST MARKET RATES,
Mil
One of oar firm being eonstantlT in Near York,
' and making purchases for a large Jobbing tiotme
there, as well as for. us. Wei hoprby giving per
l eonafiit4ention to 'our buainoss, keeping` a :nil
assortment at all times, and liberal dealing with
our itistomers. to merit the confidence and p:a
ronage of the community: -
Mil
Special attention Oven lo*erchanis. 6tii•
trawhO boy goods by the pu , l• - aze. . Gm!, paid
for all kinds of Giriu and eoautry Prodwir.
• FOX-, STFNEI46,I4,EI3CUIt
• Towanda, April 1,1887. '
CH_OICE TEAS
selected with gre, .tre, which will he scla
the tiox':at New IC , ric 17alulea.14Pricei.
SVGA.R., MOLASSES, SYILIT, RILE,
Coffee, Tob:de49, Star,t,
Candies, Crackers, &c
In gr,eat I,:arietY, cheap - bythe Par kar,7
A LARdE STOOK OF FLOC-IL
- on hand in itarrela; Sacks or, in Bulk ; Oat. n
Meal cheap.—Feed ..tc. •
YORK, HAM A.N D D,
WUvll, Ati w ILL° kkr
Stone Ware, Brootivi by the quantiq
•
GARD'EN SEE! r
CLOVER- &TIMOTHY SEED
ASIITON'S SA LT.
The only kind suitable lor Dairy the
MARVIN & 00. KEROSENE. Olt.,
!This oil is put up ,in good soundstkght
wareantedto be full 'measure, and we lki:rve tLr
quality to be the best in market.
N EW STORE .. , N1) NEW Goo
RESH• FROM THE 'NEW YORK MARKETS
The subscribers have phrchased thr
lately. owned by A . J.. Nobie. (oi.e ,
of tieldleatirn's and have tiiu l it '4,1:1,
4 1TROPkat/ES AND 1/31i9Vk'IONS,
WOODEN AND Mi-LOW- WA
Pruits or al ., •
dr ed), act every !lung usually ..first class •
PRaV,ISION
.I. , shAre tit' the pstron.iie of Towatola
pinity is respectfully so Lic .
Re will pap the highYst tu.uniitt ot ice T. c a:1
411116 of
,
We il .so hav'e . the sole Agency , for I:I "..••,:
ptl utljoiuiug counties fur Lue.saleTut the
iinit,ed - Virginia find Noah CArAiri, - r , t -• ••
lohacou, A liberal 4.li4euunt, mail° t a. .it
Hit ‘SIIIALL .Sr. CI 1W
Tovontla,Apri,L.:!, LS ' •
E 0 r :lr D I
Wuuld moat rwpectfuily announce to'the eft
tent of Bradford Couuty, that he Itts removal
•m Orveil, ea., U.)
0 W. F G 0 - , N. Y.,
Where he has opened a large and well selected
stock °of ,
D 4 ,- Y GOODS
Imo, 0 'W P It I C ES
PRINTS, DLAIN ES, CU tk LI, I ES,
GE
ALZA.CAS,
• • • Grenadinds,
PIQUES; -SI L KS, &O. SHAWLS
• \• - • Parasols.
CLOTHS 9..REAT - ,VARIETY,
,Resider a lat. 4; ;weiatuient:
• 0 T H. E `,.0 . 0
S ,
Too numerous to mention. TiXt . . ls4elek. has been
purthased since the last reduction in pricey,
herefore will bo suktl i t, piices the. will ykase_.,
The motto ht
.WILL NOT BE-:- . .IINbIittOLI ) I
Thecitizena of PeansybraEtiat and the r
a:o4tkind." are cordiAlly :invited to calla
and examine the stock of gikocle at his new
M
'store on ' Street. 3 doors cast of Par Ho
tel. PlentyN,
f that' good $l.OO T:
Oliego, Jane 13, 1887.
Oft SALE. —A Caual Boat,
Willi' full ei l uipinent. Alec• a pair of
Willba sold cheap. ?Apply to
••• - ISIONTANYK Sc WARD.
TOWAncla, July 2.5. 1867.
We have a large al.oek of
FISH. OF ALL KINDS
Agenci-for the . bale of
at I annfactnie s prire,;
CHEAP AS THEItEAPEST
COUNTRY -PRODUCE
B R i ,o N SO N,
L. H
Well Adapted to the pri=ent times ~f
A large variety of
'DRESS (300DS,
Consisting of
Organdies, Poplins,
r
MOLIALBIQUES,
L. H. ER.O);SON
EOM