Nang frotn:all
Bonner gave.Doble, , the. driyereA
Dexter. a pram:luta $3,000: .- • i •
B
.. . i
. = The' • Atnericin -061cint=iit par";
. ..
Maine.
apiialttlor Itelik 0 enable.theikio' get
buck to Main - I • . '.''l
•
_M a dam trims*
reoently did in Jefferson esona l tra
Florida.
--,Attorner
now reported to be at Avon Owings. ,
=Sir Uoion Peto .#4.4
a boll a:cent on adollar of hi ` lisbili~tiesr:,, ;
Hancock goes to the Depart•
meat of Tennessee), in place of Geli. Thom-
-;--Obe thousand eight hundred and
elepen• emigrants arrived- in liew York city
On Monday, ,
•
- 7 Conut4rfeit $lO billkou the Mir
kertfttioiug Bank of New York, have boob
discovered. - • ; ' •
thoussand cellars iiiere'inundi
ted during the;me,ent storm and freshetsat
—The fiesiiient is now after Sec
rei* McCullough, u'rging him to resign. ,
BroWnloviv says he is more
than ever opposed to eneranchising rebels.
—A 'torchlight procession of 2,0.00
freedmen took place in Cbsrleston.,FL (loin
the' 15th.
potato crop in northern New
Jersey, is almost a total failure.
; —The colored troops on the Plains
are gaining great praise for their efficiency
.in fighting Indiana.
—The farmers of Long Island,' N.
Y.. are being damaged by the potato rot.
;—'The colored Emigrants, who'left
South Carolina a year, ago for Liberia, are
returning home.
--;—Pii.rce Butler once the great
Klavehcdder, died recently on his estate in
fit •..st trotting time on rec
ord'was ma i by Dexter, at the recent Buf
falo races. 'l.:Lae, 2.174.
,r”.•1 ions in France tiave - ie-:
stilted in gt t.. .t ;sins for the Liberal party:
•
—Over °,!.' )u divorcee were gran
ted:in Ohio (;t: ing the years 1.865-6:
—Hon. James A. Banks, Speaker
of the Assembly of Nevada, has been mur
dered by the Indians.
—The Prince of Wales,has signed
the Temperance pledge, so say the English•
papers. • ;
old Richmond Whig urges
full compliiince with the spirit and intent of
the reconstruction ac►
—Gen. Montgomery; formerly riosi.-
master of Philadelphia, died suddenly in
New York on Monday week.
—A woman walkea\into Albany,N.
Y., last week, a distabee of \ Ski miles, while
sound asleep. On being awakened,she was
greatly surprized.
--A conspiracy bail been itiaciiver
ed in Washington, the object of whiC.h is the
rescne of Surratt The police axe red
for it.
—The Cabinet is becoming less
,harmonious every day. The President's
fickleness alarms some of him constitutional
advisers
—The old sinner ; Thurlow Weed,is
trying to wiggle back into the Republican
party. "Take any shape but that"
—The British ship of war Serapes
left 'Portsmouth, Eng., on Friday, for Ire
land, from whence she will take a regiment
to Quebec, Canada.
—Judge Holt has been relieved
from the head of the Bureau of Military
Justice. Andy don't like Holt's loyalty.
—A life convict in the Illinois State
Prison has received a patent for an improved
machine for turning wagon axles. ,
—The annual sea serpent has sp•
leered in Lake Michigan. supposedto
have gone &dm Silver Lake, N. by under
ground railroad.
—The remains of a tree very well
preserved, were 'found last week in &coal
shaft at Bloomington, • IR, 118 fiat below
tile surface.
- 7 -- L-President Roberts has called the
Congress of Fenian to meet At Cleveland
du the second of September.
--Melbribery, who murdered the
telegraph operator at Gosport, Ind., last
spring, has been convicted of murder and
sent lo States Prison for life.
—A contagions disease has broken
"out in Candle. The French ships have ta
ken over 900 families thence to Greece.
—The Empress Charlotte is in bet
ter spirits, and her mental condition has
slightly improved. She kilows her hnshand
is dead, bt fancies he died from fever.
—There were 3,333 deaths from
cholera in Sicily .for the meek ending duly
24. The is abating at Palermo .
The health of Messina and Symms, is gbod.
' —Burglars made an unsuccessful
raid on the Shamokin Bank one night last
week. ..
-the Reading Dispatch nominates
Ho,it. Edwin 1!. Stanton for the next Presi
dent.
—The title of l. _ L. D. was confer-
Ted On lion. Edwin McPherson, at the i•c.
cent . commencement of the ; Pennsylvania
College, at Gettysburg. , .
—PhillipNapp,of Lancaster collery,
aged 78, raked and bound 450 sheaves of
rye one day laat week.
—Five square miles of territory
along the' Pacific railroad Eire owned in a
single newspaper office in Philadelphia,
—Two churches on SO4enth street,
Philadelphia, have been sold to opera trmes
and sro now in fall blast as negro minstrel
houses.
=There have been heavy floods in
the eastern part of Cheater county. ,A. littki
- *even yeays old boy was drowned while after
the 0011%. . , .
—ln East Goshen, Cheater noun
a fine horse belonging to John 11.Prati,, r_
Intoan old lime kiln and.* killed.
—Wm. Gabagsn,haa been !ideated
in Bellefonte and held to !tistiei the char - , ge
steartrig tombstones -from the heads of
grave* in the cemetery. • '
Oov. Catlin ie dengeroeply
ill, of brain
A fe s ai;er,at her lumie in Bellefonte:
The Goyern,or la In mope and has ;)een
telegraphed for.
—An elopement occurred at *sada
villa bat 'week, the woman Jarring a *l 7
bead and the a= a
.114 k And both • -
lag &Una. •
Vaned *twin.
Towanda, Thuradato
Union Repubticql
FOR JUDGE 91
HON. ICEMR
OP ALL
A NEW AND Vatia.-_
- or J'Ag
The Act of Assembly, passed by our last
Leelditur, and approved April 10, 1867,
taditaritilTank in the' manner of
selecting and jurors for our courts.
Tlie - Ciiiiity'annudineiii - "lie - refsied'
from all'iluty aelectinglinum,- sad' -the
Libor and tespeitaibillty impair:4 upon
the: - POssideit Judgei: ;or Animist* Law
Judge Land heOcinsnisiderterai to be dean.
ed this saws• three yedus.: .-Fish`.
voter is to valet:a:" one • Person ibr - -Juty
Conurtimekntr,lamt the-hee pumas' -having
the highest number of votes so to be de:
elated - dicta This Wilt :give each polio
cal pariy—Demootstie and Iteptblitatt; 7
one member c 1 the Board—and the .politi
cal feelings of' the Judge acting with the
Commissioners will determine the' political.
aspect of the 'Board-I-if:lndeed Polities '
shall enter into- their itetions: " The jurors'
are to be selected aileituddyby the Bimini=
and not by the vote or action or the i. ins.-1
jority. This arnica - independence of action
on the part of every'inemberi and it is to
be hoped that it Will'securo
sober, itelli
gent, sndludicions jurowrixt all-the Courts.
of the'contemplated the law '
intelk To this end a4uri - cornini niter
shOlid* himself be - 'sober, intelligent,, and
judicions—and be should be yell aminahtt
fill with the people of the several districts
of the county, in order that Its may he en
abled to select the - right kind of min to
serve as jurors: -• The office cannot be Made
a party office—and it should not, no will
the daily pay ($2.50 -and four -cents per
Mile) make it an object on the part of any
Mere office hunter,
"It is hardly necessary for us to remind
the citizens of our county of• the impor
tance of filling this office with the very
best men that can be found. The selec
tion of jurors is a matter that comet* the
life, liberty, and property of every person
in the coUnty, and all should insist upon
the nomination of good men, regardless of
partisan or personal considerations.
AMOY SICESMOOD ON LLOAL TINDNBS. - - -
Eviracifrom his Opinion in the Case of Boit!
vs. 7Vtiiii. • ,
"On the whole, then, I am of the opini on
that the provision of the act of Congress of
February 25th, 1862, declaring the notes
issued in pursuance of that act to be lawful
money, and a legal tender is tmoomrrtrnowi
"This renders it -unnecessary that I
should consider the other question which
has been made, as to the effect of the spe
cial agreement to pay in -lawful silver mon
ey of the United States. I am in favor of
entering judgment for the plaintiff, but as a
majority of the court are ofp different opin
ion; judgment for the defaudatit."--(bpied
from the Philadelphia Age cf 23d of Abram,
1864, where the opinion is published in M.,
It may also be found in the Legal /aka&
gator' of March 18, 064. page 9s.
In the same copy of this Age is a easefully'
prepared eulogy of the judge and this opin
inn, in which is the following :
44 Judge Sherwood reasons upon and de*
aides the. case as if he were some lofty spirit
sitting far above and out of the Contantons
and strife of the world." -
Will not the holders of greenbacks and
Government -bands consider the 'judge as
quite too elevated and etherlal for such
earthly honois as a seat on the Sdprema
Botta?
`tee_RIMOVAL 13 -- it - DA.N
fang talked of removal by his accidently; of
Gen. Sheridan, has at last taken place. On
Monday afternoon last, the President sent
an order to General Grant, as actin,gl Secre
tary of War,directing him to relieve General -
Sheridan as Commander of the Fifth Milita
ry District, and to transfer General G. H.
Thomas to the vacancy. Therresi*tier
ther directed that General 'Sherida* should
; be ordered to the, Department of Missouri
rand Kansas; and; General Hancock to the
DepartMent of the Ctunberland.
• The' removal of 'Gen. Sheridan will be
good news to the rebels"; in the department,
which'he hail commanded . with such signal
ability and firmness, but; the loyal men of
the coma* , will learn of it with gel:aline sor
row. No man haa contributed more to save
this government from the lands of rebels
and traitors, than . 'llen: Sheridan, and - no
one has in contequaice incurred in a t greater
degree the hatred of the treacherous Andrew,
than he, but f lia has the proud satisfaction of
knowing that he will leave such a record that
he will be remembered by posterity long af
ter his drunken persecutor shall have bee 4
forgotten.-
Raruitucatt" Coutirr CoNvitripos.—
The Republian county oonvention of
Sullivan county, met at the, Cotut i House,
id Laporte, on Wednesday afterniloon, Au
gust,2l, 1867, pursuant 'toliall of the Ootn-
IY OPlKOni__ttee•
'Lewis Zeno was ...ruiltnimously,elected
President, and John - W.Prange and John
H. Osler, ViCe Presidenia,and 0. M. King
and Robt. Whitacre, rßecietaries
On. motion of It J. Ingham r the
Convention proceeded to nomina4 a can
didate for Assembly ; wheeettpon for. Levi
Rogers was nominated by acclamation.
The Convention 'then proceededzto nomi
nate a candidate for County Comudssioner.
Mr. Ingham nominated William Meylart ;
there being no other nomination 3144 the
nomination was declared ttlianiMo
Conn ClllO. W. ShillllollB
- unanimously non/hutted:
Jury- Cenuniesioner-74 IL Median
Weed the unanimous nomination.
• jinni - Sylvaria, was unanimously nom
nated for Om* Auditor.
On motion of Y. A. Bogen% it, was
_Remolead, That T. J. Ingham and Chan
Norton be apointed Conferees to meet,. Con
ferees from Emdfard county, to nominate
candidates fora Bepromntatives, atul that
they be instructed to nominate James IL
Webb and Dr. Levi Rogers.v sad further,
that said conferees be instructed to insist
upon the rights of Sullivan county to have
one of the candidates, and if the rights of
Sullivan county are'not recognised in a mt.
isdictory immure, that they 'withdraw town
the Conference.' • '
On motion of T. J. Ingham, a Committee
of, three was appointed to draft resolutions
espossive of the sense of this °comeOns.
the Chaiinppointed John H. T.J.
Ingham and Xing, odd rnittes.'
AnsrisMalisetuo of the Conindttee Dr.
•
vi the nominee for Astimbly, be
ing called upon favored thei Convention
with a short addreggs' defadig h is PCllitiOlk
in relation to th e isrises of the d after
which the Committee on re
ported the, following, which. after being
teed were adopted: •
Resoleot Thee WC *dint inftinch
ing fasoness to the principles of human
equality &slat dcnris hs-the 'Thiebnation of
Independenos, 'and- , tlietr•bersafter - as .
past we -will standby them.. • • -'' • g
.itinolved, That ire tall inilesse;the action
of *mosso in of neecnstemo.
Webelieve . .there sal be Ito! pow&
neat pesoe in the South until the sight of
gZMMMZM
unimpeaoh
able, esid:irt: l , as .a man. is li diatinguished
for his integrity and honor, We oak ;and,
confidently pledge for him tilieirneit
cordial support of every Ifspubilesui'votfir
desire .
ry= d 4.'4 6r !.. glisgh e iroT ll MlZ
in peat liaßirahowa biniselreigially brave'
and competent In peace, and deserves the,
highest' honors the nation can., bestow upon.
bbn, • ~•• r •
we, ire in favor Of km
dent ilid'sebtiondoal '44lmisthitaution of our.
eau* iffairi,•and Pledge' ourselves to use
every hotozable emotion toeleot, our nom
tY tick 4 ••• • • • ... ;F'
SOI!SOWTIM TUAGE:DY.-00 Saturday,'
17th inst.; ourAnlat vi.Uage - was the same
of one of those tragediei inlaid life which
.idectrify communities and loVershadow
with volatilise sorrow. The oircim
stance dm, bliefiffi Vm: At one , o'cloch
of that morning,. the , family of Sheriff Ta
bor ,wera itvritltantol , by groans pmeeditig
from- the room ocenpied by
'Tramaitt,. in 'employ of the Ylamlly ass 9 do-'
steetitia... , 'Proitealing to her room they fetind
her in great agony, and by dint of inquiry
elicited flecom her the alarming fact that she
had *glowed a quantity of corrosive. sub
limate lotion, with theltitention of destroy
ing life. . Dr.; Webb was immediately called,
and was soon joined .by Dr. Packer. The
usual antidotes were luhninisterek: brit
without affect, the poison having haVtiMe
to do its Morta; work before help arrived.
The .unhap py' woman lingered in great
agony unfit , late in the - forenoon, when
death came to her 'relief.
Miss Tremain was in full possession of
her faculties up to the last, and in response
to questioni, uniformly iliplared that the
act was conteinplated, an entirely volun
tary. A letter addressed to her mother,
found under her pillow, written cliie .
days pravioup, stated that she had nothing
to live for, and sought dehth as a relief from
life's burden: It also stated tat she bad
hesitated between death -by*Swning, and
by poison, but had decid upon the latter.
Justice Brewster, hel(Win inquest, and the
verdict was rendered in Accordanca with
her dying decbTricaus.
MSS Tremnbiwns about twenty-six years
of age, ofAiblemished repute, and highly .
esteemed byil who knew her. Her sad
den and violt death is, and must remain,
one of tins* - mysteries which human wis-
AA:m*l powerless to solve. •
Shi was buried on Sunday, from her
father's house in Farmington- The sermon
was ,by Rev. J. B. Calkins, of this villiage,
of whose church she ha4,been an exemplary
member.-2loga Agitator.
"BRYONDXi MISRD3EIIPPI:"—A COM.
ple History of the New States and Terri T
tones, from the Great River to the great
Ocean, by AlbeteD. Richardson, is the title
of a handsome volume, just issued by the
National g company, 507 hilnor
Street, Philadelphia, 1,1 s:
This ;12 unquestionably one of the most
valuable, books of the season. Mr. Rich.
ardson is one of the foremost journalists in
lunerioa, a great traveler, a keen observer,
and a cornet historian. He has embellish
edhis book With .numerous sketcher .from
QC pencil.. of lhe first artlsbi in the coun
try, and aside from its intrinsic value as a
history it ie a credit to book-making.. The
work is sold only by subscription. We
have examined it and find it all it purports
to be. •
StrEawat..—Dr. Up De Graff remov
ed a cancer from the person of a lady Yes
terday, weighing nearly one and a half
-potuull. An old gentleman, blind from cat
aract, wactdiso'immediately.restored to vis
ion. Two young people hiul their cross
eyes made straight, and still another had an
operation performed .for haredip: Consid
erable cutting, that,for one half day.—Ebni;
ra ..tidvedisCr.
PATKNT Lntn ENCABKI BLOCK TIN!
Prez.—This pipe is lined with. Block Tin,
and does not make water poisonous,. as the
water does not come in contact with the
lead. It 'is recommended by the Croton
Board of New York, and by the Wateri
Boards an Physicist:mai all the principal,
cities. It' is cheaper than common lead
pipe. Specimens may be seen at our store.
lins it au, Baorsiuts it Co.
Towanda, Ang. 26, 467.
ram AHD ORNAMENTAL TREES, a0.,-=-•
All persons, in central and southern Enid-,
ford, who desire to buyanything in the li ne'
of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, shrubs and
vines, also Flower plants of any hardy kinds,
kinds, ore hereby I infcmned that It M.!
Wzmats, of Towanda Home Nuriery, cans
supply any thing they ma . want , and at as
low ,for ) good stoc.k, as it can be
Obtained Srom distant New York Nursery
men. •
N. 8., What ie stUt more important, he war
node his trees, do. to live. Do not 'be per
.suade‘i into the fallacious belief, by *travel
ing *genie, - that they can supply you with
anything 'desirable, or with, any betteror
cheaper stock, than you can min' from a
responsible and known Nurserymen almost
at your very door.
STBAWBURY. PLurrs.—D o you want
good live:arid strong Strawberry plantri that'
will be sure to live? E. M. Wzrass can
supply them to you by the damn, hundred,
or thousautd. He has - growing trim his
own ipounds, Agriculturist,. Jucunds,
Limn's' White, Wilson's Annuq, Jean
Lind, Downer's Prolific, New Jersey and
Brooklyn Scarlet,- D
oaneand Metcalf's
fatly Seedling ; and D
oan e Ili orders by
Step, Express or Hal.
Nttn;. 2tmertinnunts.
SUDISEFEIIe, NA COLLEGIATE
TOW4NDA; BRADFORD co.rpA
The Pali Term will open WEDNESDAY__ flep'•
tember 4,1847. -Instroctions will bo numished
la thirEmr mursigy viz ENGLISH,.CLAINGC,
NOR and COMMERCIAL, with facilities
ibr. MINCH sad DRAWING 1 VOCAL 'end
INSTRUMENTAL NUM 4. DRAWING; and
PAWING.
ftg in the institute will be ender the
tmmedlate charge of Ea . Poe term
sta r 'pi"! thusumilatelir Who Prb
Bev. SWIRL P. 0-01. T.
" ' Aug: TR 1 67. • • Towanda: .•
VXIAOUTOWS NOTlcnt-tratice r is
iatereby given that all Isrsoos halebtailto
tbs: Vats , of William B. Hatt • doe& 'Me
of Wkulll. are =mita •tio alike isandj.-
ate payment, without assay-kal those having
•Olahotsgahast • add! agate loot paint tUm
duly aathentkatod for settleeleat.__
. 7: , :7• .. • VLOME
.c il.
NOM
A DOCIMEATRIr.
Usk , oasosi
• =ims beg adonen tr ie . : 1 140 41 4 . a- 1 ,1n im aA13 ,7 0.6 8
o rate
t!? win preifthifit
f t
' Aug: , 1867.* ." ANNA
ACINUNIWAttI'
Non Mucha
2 50 @ 4 00
uotOshltileetNkilt.
ed by protracted z ,:
• 1-ToirAnds; -
gwa e "o46-briiiiivb iti ,by
~ M 3 lf . aglit oett hirbdrifig or 't •
• 1140attakill. bi.iii-niat compstaw,cto
contract de ts. sod we shalltiet_pepkily dr his
'debts: Wiwi nude; PlOwitiott t.olttbb - IttPPekt , .
,
1 lt, L. mowrott_. 7 . - . , 1
il , 4 :.. -1_ ~; ' ).._',.. :`' kDWABD #tOtTUN.
11.Budinisoil, Ins. zi, vii67.44i i, ~,,.-..,; :, _1 .
nAirnON:-4Wlitiiii 1 ' WY wile
%I Jennie, Ints lett asy bod itildtio.dd,:-"VrlthaiiC
Ejust eausa erlatereostkoni Lbereby cautlosk
(0614 all Dergm4 l barbulog or '0%1414 cierl
n my acecutit, u 1 will jay no 'debts of her
trahtlag after Ude date. , ' '-i ~' ')
. •101Y1 O. tigdiciiv.'
Towsudi,,Aig. 13, 1867.*
i t :ENT
4 ,U
Das. tanTirl. T.tYLOII, " "
Would take thygrUmitt 01 ", ti!stilt.l l 2 t to
friends who so d assisted teem at the Jute
are, and would y, alit bas'tioforlitnisly In
tattered with their' busment which therstil
outline over Cross di Co,'s Ilauk Store, t,e
,Pattonis Block . • '
1 Towanda. Aug. 12, 1887!
tatrtiolialnadt,ted'w.
LI
latent, conntected•_under the firta;.of 'Bishop tc-,
I Taylor, areltereby.noaded that the , sacturptitit
be settled Inunedlicely. positively_the
Isla . notion that will be'livea;and costlrtll be,
made without' reierectee to Perilous Oa all claim
not settled ac once. )5. R. TAYLVIL
Wystnalng.Ang
. „
WB. KELLY, ' Dert444.,,, Offipe
. ovei.Wicittuini
All the various stylii of 'work Vselezitifitially
done uni warranted.. Particular attention, is
called to the. 'Ailumitolut goo for Artificial
Teeth. which is • equally as good as Gold' a Cut
far superior to either Rubber or silver: ' P.ease
call anti eaatnine . spectuietts. ; •
„ .
Chloroform or Eller ''adminittered under di
rection of a•Physician when desired.. - • •
Aug. o. i u tf.•
DISSOLUTION.--Tht co-riarimer.
D. co-partner
ship bereti.fore existing under the name
of Wood & Harding. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Ali debts. due CO and by the
said firm will be set , leJ by Mr. Harding at the
old stand.
Persona indebted to the above are requested
to pay up before the first of October., as all
accounto unpaid at that time will ba lett for
collection. ONO. 11. WOOD,
I "Towanda; Aug. 19, 1867.
§,„ITRAYED . STOLEN---pow
la the subscriber ou or about the 28th v:if July
last, a pile red COW, middling size, biX years
old, thick heavy horns, a good milker, ope of
the hind teats detective, having at some 'time
been frozen, consequently giving milk trona the ,
side of Aim teat - near tbe•to*er part. Whoever ,
will return said cow 14 me or give me Worm
lion where I can dad her, shall be liberally too ,
warded. ' ALLEN IitoKEAS.
Towanda, Aug. 20,1067. "
US. INTERNAL REVENUE 1
. Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Used Excise taxes-for 1567 has been transmit
ted, to me by the assessor, and the same has be
come due and, payable. AU persons assessed
in the county . of BRADFORD, grid make pap
meet at the Collector's Office' Towands on or
before the 12th day of September, 1867. Notice
is also - gfven that all persons who neglect or re
iollll to pay the duties and taxes !Noised' upon
them within the time . specified. beco me , lb
able to pay the penshies impo sed by law, in
'addition. '.H. p. soon,
Collector 13th District, Penn's.
Towanda, Aug. 17,1867. ,
N EW BOOT AND SHOE , SHOP.
HOLLAND 7. I C4-11K„.. , <
. ,
WorilCrespectfull announce to the ittieniol
iTowandasuad vic ity that th ey haw •eom,
menced the Boot d Shoe Business In all It;
'branches. They re plrepared to make to order
i n
'lndies and Gentiemen's Boots and- Shoes of all
;kinds in the most ,workmanlike manner pn the
'shortest notice... I i
Shop over Nelson's -old stand, east lade of
Main street, oppesite Col. Means' residence,
Towanda, Pa. •i , •
N. B.—Pesthole': attention pail to - Repair ,
big, Give us a atilt. • i", , •
.aelr
Mende and the publit generally, that they will
eanunertceaelUng alter thleld qr. Aug: 0,1867,
their satire stock of, bIEttCHANDISS, tairialat•
mg of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, DRUGS & MEDICINES, ,
OILS & PAINTS, BOOTS & SHOES,
BATS k OAPS. BOOKS & STATIONERY,
AND WDIDOW JINDI WALL ?Arai, I
-
AT COST FOR ,READY
\ •
, .
LONG BROTHERS
'Burlington Boro', Aug. Bth, 1867.
THE PE6PLE'S BENEFITI
rSOMAINING NEW ,
IN FLOUR!
200 POUNDS IN A BABECEL 1
FOUNTAIN'S PREMIUM FLOUR,
THE IHNT IN USE!
Is manufactured b.y the subscribers in Michigan
from the beat celebrateu ;c r .
- 4
J •
MICHIGAN WHITE . WHEAT.
This favorite Fkour has us 'superior. It is
nt up ia
TWO HUNDRED) POOND BARRELS,
OR 50 POUND DAORS, •
And made eseluively to snit the general want
of the retattirade
BUY tHE BIG BARRELS,
And the
B $ - , T, r I,l_o II f
trom
_llleSlTiv
n ea r. a4m
w• 5 w
Wholesale Ploar`DotestWiVialti; 'Hoge
voloityiaad PORT JeuaVIII, Waage 00;4 0 R....Y.
H. FORXTAIN,dt, CO.
An 27, 1867.
THEEQUITABLE LIFE ASSUR'
MOB Sochtf's Agew itu - Bradtordso. ,
cart CAPITAL . $3,000 '
Yearly bloom over $2.000.000 ca;ll.. •
Jaii2S,I2RANT2 a ' • w4Y.D
A TTENVION 'FARMEig
."`•
EASTERN .13.11,-Alii'OßDl
Farming ifnals pf kina at MOODYN3; neat
kr the oelibratal °wogs , 'Oldef ,, Mower: and
lisiferiArhibh is acknOwledged bJ nil. that :
know them to be the beat machine yelmirereil
to the public. Also • the best Horse Pitch Pork
11 1 41111 1 0 1i4d *du- Hem itolkilablVilake!::
Haiquis. kci - • •
!"",1 116 9P,
Rome. Janelt, ' • - . 1 1
I
WARD HOUSEi- TOWVIDA4 PA:
• I
• q 0 Ni 9 II Stire4f 11141) the Court #9u!le•
: . ; Etinfit; 4 0 roprietar.
Ocall,111•114: - • •
-.claims the highest reputation ter good work o
- mills dhlkseaUgnafingantry and we are
x i
de
termined by a strict attention to business and
thetstmerter quidity otour sr k,= to _. pet .OnlY
retain hut increase i ts
t win table ;Arnim.
0 eaZ i fidefl% a dety
Si I sit e Mit y °M"
establishment -in _town. Ali? Passepartouts
"CsiiirTrim - 0,:" - Ca -" seer; " oliffitl' 7 l3Wee7
Acopes,,Ste7 ypic V,les,-,aq , i i Terythiag else,
-orftptirtina' ttalitharto, o'bUtineld: 617,131
tqs-4amessly• , .t.i.i.: ,:iniiii ti .t : , '-iltil 6i);
Ii7rAPT- griatilti, fSK ; tha,,trade.an,tAel
a r t'keasona Teleinut. '`l:f". frAUDINti, 1
'-?-istialt. 10'. 1 0t..../ 1.1- .'.l'(J' i - ,1 4r...1311AL15rri, ,
..: "- .;Eiitt - ..
‘. ,- A ..'`, Aa`the 'eubsedbe '""4liihini“to'
' that hisitt; SindisrtlitietbroS WWI- lib , 4areal
iffiX ,lii/gMed,, ; iVilMti LWP;-v Ti9ra Cotta
:ty,,Pe- i; tinstaluba t ikacres of choice fund, '2 . 00J
'serer Preyed, luilrincelatied tfrirber,whlt
watered tby goat i never, failing:: Apringi, wail
. fenced 100 lieldo,spdlayAmeatly rollipg' wi th
Afireepod'ApPre ortfistrda andiPniit torfatia-
Ily use: Thol,ilartarisys in a- gesitbieiAlsorliood,
end &good matketsetvdn,cusies front LiLostibßrg ,
,one of the largiat Coal works in the -State ',and
'fite'initeafromitlie' Williamsport' 'iV' pati6li.
R., hindy.to ckarckandschoul., The impme
menta era aß.old,two ,story maze gottifortOse t
for a number ofyeare, Otis trante'bir44.o'by Ca
Jket iwit: andergraund stableaor 50 cows; wag-,
APR AO Pud Otter accessory out 'L uthiipss ,
alsct is good - tiill,seat„
,with - a dam "tntit, The
• tarni. will Wield-with' everything 'old the 'arm
as (Ottawas 12 tors , and all Aiatry, - Ctencils, t•
span olyoung. herpes. a seta of hartum4, 4 Wa,g
-.gehif."l Oast ir ob add Tbiter. tKligle 'stowing ! k
- Weeping' Machine combined, - 2 Horie rakes and
:forks, PanttiogMillikiertows, ,Plows, 4e., .stn...
and in fact ; ever thing that Is wanting on a,
!arils, and mostlyill nee': Price- SSA' di 'titre ,
inehadlogsil.;:k3.ooo.down !the buturim to ',wt . '
the courcueser..h'or further inirai.i.twa, addreei
'll, K. KOTT, Liberty:: Ttegf4 - t .0.,:1'A.
IA ugt , 2o; r.-01,LL.31n.: . .. . . ,- .- •
MEM
111 61 .; 'OtY110!IS(?4:4-,,,*
• The-subscriberhelleis - ftir sal% d new House,
19P4ted.• on Dinjdo!tsllstreet • riuyiti Ti.venala,
nearly,eppOlte"the brick - 71. m
wlth'ft - good cellar. 'The
two lota are,450V200 leet, and waft be hold eta,.
orate or together. l'omeliou, given leuruedi.
ately. 'Apply to Dr. Pro tt, or the seh,cribei.
Towends, Aug: 29,'67: /OD K 1N1,4
1 1 11, R N E 1:r O,E T I
. ,
iaving•hah \II Is store burned at the late dre, ie
desirous oildfsposing of hii entire stock of
p. litt.RDlffG,
READY MADE GLOPIII NG;
'LOTIIB;
TRIMMINGS„
GENT'S . PURNISIIING GUQI►S
r
'Theo. goodo are in gOod i condition sod Bilk Le
old .
20 PER 'CENT PLOW COM--
As. T,sm,ohlfged to elose , out the ntol; fur Svaut
of a r place to do businena In.
, .
Dotet'deglect this opportrinity for, bargaWs.
C 11 gi the new wood build lag, second storo
tie
lowSejdtewan's block, east stde•of 2444 iitrett;
nearly tippos s Ate the Means tioue.
•
NOTICE.---Alliperson a Indebted toiltetinder ,
Agana; telU bonier favor' by calling and set
tling up tunediutely, uutl sr ve,theauelves east,
. ;J. 11. COLLTSS.
Miranda,
•
ON: I). AND
V. uE IP TIM
•
— zost , •tz frhr
` ll PauasAl ClPoiSl•geweiJC)
:.,IL3llll,lja 3' LLIAIa~II
saalpric eepra3 Iy3 9%.r.114
lig oqi .tme epti tr!;n.tol ktna ui utags akp
•Oepat mat kit Is,tatuap luatraiv awitatai
aq3 Wfilundaxisal }a BPTIVi an Pn'aPin44laPq9
gk[nrni o 1 'pandaid, are u‘ •Dpirm, io prens
avian ag 01 Baolßq om sy--guanv oS
7.11,51 2 (1 'f paswaappt pinoqa s.i
quo - .aziod.pamitta 3d13601 no . flout Sy watt .
•putq as lourisuoo alto pq laaqg - Jo yaole aftiel
aaa 24 ; _appnoas4 , Imam st , Aifitub 'Yr‘A
OOP glioqpotax pita 6m1940 'eaaeop ,p ap sp:oo2
ouvra liutospicrwri putts 'gut
.IoP mind ttooattavon vattlfala ne,.gatuns :ma
two ;IL ,SOSIti, Sulipap Aq
put '073 puira tint) leattraqo agi tin
"6011000 E raqi paiwapa Syyttuatyun-ikou
si 21 taif taxa I putiA 4290uoa..Itiaq aql cu
puttba . ssaulaams -pun .iaaiao Jo_ LaA it „ 'pa
myurasa ptife ente sly payrop trliaaqa.io algal
ay% padeltiYaig aq naqw lAtittd..44alauoa olot
;tut mil olut,4ur .pua , 'Spay 4iutua a Ey loos
rilry gMriuticita o ''gtCtlg `ourid P.ZIB
xumumg gain I,gagangialq to Sap aril pi
tat,akaphati ,Slyaaa •A Dt atu, .aac aro pa as
pub& iltarenut „ p).ttkpadtplotioact-aappif auri
litenAlsql •-oaato qraas aLt asp 'Rum 0p0,,q
ouskraqt luatweAudull filuaputia. adiaqs
-noun 'magi Itas,aloa qapluo prat
tunttuaid rag owl quo) soutid suits T stastqats
, itcyytodxa spnarlaaV - aqt ltr . 6mooti DO
UP& salpitiadau '4? znitag /u . 80UU a 0/161
-un oatel JO pivot{ 2u4pntitts *IR ituoi aptly to
gin at itto\ .2nr.t.iiv,-iinw put Xpx..xuatt_itui
Oak flumplay, aqt. put ati p ua Sum aaputito otti,
TOBACCO 3,T CIGA.RS,I
First of put First l'iatiort.tittault
HAIN BTREEr; TpWA.N ,
Gold leaf, Sunny Side, Pine Apple, bfictiigaa
Rose i. Lgaf anilStar, which lor.saie
ittitie . 'to
in qua s ens mers.Packages in
halts and quarters. I
BRANDS , OF CIGARS.. „.
American Eagle. Gen. Grant, Leboquet , fn•
perlo; Tycoon atedrthe very choice:A brands of
Yaras.. •
The eelebtated Lone .I,,ttk, ,rittld of .the Nei
tedfiteies,.Yirglaisite. 4 3iold Letti, listY And AU,
!Linde .
Lamilurds supplied vilth I Von To. ,
Weep, cm Liberal terms: ••• • .
• • • All orders promptlytilletz-. uoletvzt
W. H. - N. IIi I IITON
• . . c •—•-•••
arch 7..1867r 't
GfoODS Si - 11111111.Efttlf
'•111 , t 1 t• •
&to. ieleution .; -
. .
kW() t 0 . 1) ZEP IT
::;a1 ~
_
Rtampecla:Ebiodt %
-`)
Jt 14) .I.if , P .4 .
100RiirtS, , GLOVITI, YANIEZia NcrnixtrO i
~,C0. 1 1. 0 4. r # 1 4P 1 i a 14 W10.7.1'41 4- "A#l l4 Pt PC -1
RUA ' OOPS,
' I.?) '••1 " • 1%.) v,...*;
ot 48:4Dr,4 Varteealcadi ..stani 4. 04
Na 16 . 8061% , I. . ADA 6, 1 - 867 ,
MAL LYQOIffI 4 7:4I24I7I I I:FAL:II:
j.+ isoßppliarAsentitfn BrikAlor4ificwnLY,',
~ f ,1.6,0. 1 ,A t ,1 33 4 , 6d 6 !i5( Z f 3
1971, "(till] LI 1e..-e; 1.7)11.:0:14 !;
Adria Casb idaak;,Lp sum:bagel 7 opersitloittiv-1
IF ' t i r t n filt 1 4 '
• itplogidgiwy 264 isfi7l);l. 0 . ): , _+...Ap) •
=MEM
M. COLLIN ti,
CASIMEB,ES
HATS,
CAPS,
&C., &C.
Wholesale iuld Retail at
RANDALL k COMPTON
BRANJ)S. OF TGBA. o—calswinG,
iY ~
F.AVCY 6.51Uiit ,i.~}.., `
EMU
ilitrclianbgt
t.
;IL & 5C0.,
.41 thit7l
nignels.
i awl
rhl
, A P
meg
I .l '. 4iff"
oi l i' rf-e,t' . .
I'
i 1:'::11
.
41 4 .:
QLLIVLL-WI,Y _
them
rtralts
• they
„•
• ; , 'L tfe t
L_A .R • G A.l) _I) -1-T 40' N. B
f •
u •
Qf) th
TO' THEIR '
MBE
STOCK... -OE-GOODS
=I
summmn TRADE
GREATER !REDUCTION
IN PRICE !
With one member of our
firm constantly in New York,
we have been able within the
past few clays
- violent -- finctuations in
the markets,'atitd, hate made
heavy of. all kinds
of- Goods in, our line
MUCH .BELOW
O:9I.ILAR ..MA.RKET .R.ATES.
gay 23i 1867.
N EW STORE
NEW GOOD§.I
NEW OROOERIESI
W.'[' A. ROCKWELL'S.
CANgtf
PINE APPLES, PEACHES, PLUMB
AND :CANNED OYSTERS
PEACHES, PRUNES, !CHERRIES,
- i,S
TEAS, SIJG ,.,SYRUPS,
MOLASSES, C HEE, SPICES,
Of all kind., in lapt everyt ing in the
It 0 9 J E R Y,
Will be kept constantly on hand,
FLOURYEED,BRAND, POTATOES,
RIMER, LARD; 'Milli EVERY
VA#IFII7 OF FARMERS. PRODUCE
,DAY : GOODS OF ALL NiAI3,IETIES,
LOWEST POINT IN THE gARE.ET
And will he: sold , aal
OYEAP \ lilt . - `9.I4EAPEST !
TO T H E VARM.M.
ALL_ ,BINDS OF pitc•ptrom,
• rix,:• A:. Itociinp.;:
2,3;1867May
ME
w A v. .E .y.;
tOilleth line of this institatitni; Ittiati the
, ohargeofA.J. LANG:"A4:Iet., will. bpoita
galtt2o,4ol7,.' - . T. ' " •
.1 . 9 :the abet idepa t rtments: Ot' . .inetiietion. eo
- fongtiod:`thoroughly witabllshed; , 4' tull'Com
meseiil equal bithat pursued Utast:, Of
, our Co ers td ak .t te*erolVollegesk,kfs wp,s4dedosith
Ikea - te riiiitton.
NOtmal Olasa; es esitial,ln!.:whiektwenty-pe
tp*,..reeelme trle,iestototiopi ; „.,
yWk esti lessee - the .e,Tpeitse oi - boiril;, by
rotherinfr Yeetosi , boarding tirbelyesi or
:ittlelehe ko at. tout, • • 1,- , • : •
„!foiferthez,peOleelo address the pwlial. ,
411THIIIILTEIR [
-- .t:; , ...r , Prestailint Board of Tra#434.:
,
AMP T 0 lar If • E .
bibih fAiiiHßTEY, , ..Psiliotiltikr,,,lcs
'l3ll eibi
.thotie % &M
4 ilo g to' ,111toiirt
j," 4,71 „ •
'Vdtiti troutfidtetatice•ao4olOditea wlUi
Baal anktiitimilibr Bookiti 6 B.:l' • "
FO4 V arlicalu Sildtets
;i , 41.0y1 E ‘ atitAmp p ;
.e c retafy l " l4 7/ E , i - ! rid 1,,. 1 4
if 4
~f._ ~s
i ~ ; .n.~
h#
• Ai
RECENTLY' BfADE
=I
FOR TOR
-., .~
ME
AT 'A
STILL
OF ALI KINDS,
Dumb Atrrx§-;
kc., ok,C., it.c.
A freah,lot of
Purchased at co
c4sit PA S ) rou::
tiump
rtg 'Brother's OliSumn..
:- le
~:
1 _
; ,frrk t ,
a' 4:' : -, 1 • ' 'do attention or
*ova il
~.. t e ~ 6 :iur . assortmen t of
rids, e a . pleasure in informing;
'them th t our efforts to make oar,
stock more attractive have been sue,
cgstol--, *9 . ar9. 11 4 _constant re- -
r :d
....... ...., ..fft..i.l-.f‘r r i
most
.... 1 .
ceipt o gooOs of tlio mos cOdbra
ted man fac,turer"s" ittAlie 'kastern
and ist i r cklifn fatirpiticii i isid.
at-lowet4rio " d---ar - e-ourtelves
Tr.L.ftrith# ll )f r tgs, . large - --3n4 3 4,44e5;
prime goods f *do r of reliiible stook,'
and- . by' 'firiii-clasi workmen;'
.t4ili
especial reference to durgbility.—
Theirop i niatiOnliedinld4ds; through,
,544hRIngtin%. 1 . 1 ttnst , : 0 1P:fant t. ll ii
it is superiofto 'all others,-; and in
creasiu; - demands oblige us, to
in
crease . 'Ur' facilities_ for manufactur
ing. Our improved saleeooin and
large, tocic, enable- Ris to - offer in
dUCeinents IV-MeV:no de - filer - in nibs ,
collaneous goods can. .
IL'
El
MI
FIRST FLOOR.
Elegant • lines of Ladies and
Misses,Thitton, Congreas and Bal
moral Gaiters, in Lasting, Glove
Kid and Morocco, Ladies and Missy
es Slippers and Buskins MoroCco,
Grain, Calf and Buff Bootees and
13almorals. All the_
- different varie
ties of Children's Shoes. Mins'
arid BoYs' Patend Leather, Calf,.
Kip and Thick Boots, palters, Bal
morals, Ties and Sligper_s„Rubbcr
Goods. Also Hamm - Trimmings
and Shoe Findings. •,"
SECOND FLOOR
HARNESS • DEPArtTmENT.---Coach
Pad, Gig, Saddle and Self-Adjust
ing Harness, for Carriage or •Team.
Ladies, and Gents Saddles, Bridles,
Whips and a,nything to be found in
a well conducted Harness and . Sad
dlery Establishment. We are pre
paredlto make to order any pattern
of Harness. All work is under the
immediate superintendance of Mr.
JAMES WILLCOX, long knoWn, to
this community as a, superior work
man. - Everything: , gnarranteed all
_right and sound. t
MI
> ~I
J3 - AS_H_:MEN T.
The most celebrated brands of
French and American Calf, Kip
and trpperleather. Oak and Hem
lock Sole Leather:. Russet, Maroon
and Cochineal Lining and Binding
Skins... Saratoga, lelgian, Folis,
Zinc and . Packing Trunks.. Wood
and Leather Valises. Grain Rail
Road Rigs, - &c.; Sic.' •
,
~: f ~:.,y :~i ',
BM
We are giving our entire, :attention
to the aTitive "iiimie(r brandies, and
by keepipg b, goo(f,ossortment at-111
thpesi-'4,n'.ittitipre: t* 'fitil?li6sthit .
th9l,Plai '4 l l l , 4#ny, all 7
kept bytfief r trad v angl , !tt the!oweet
Kiccs. 4
PAoTaaits.
Towited444,4
~ -;;4musentititif..•- • -:- : i-- ;
;: - A `N9Y Es
GREAT TIRCUS'!,
-AND COLLECTION OF
TRAINED ANIMALS
1 This king established and fairorite Cirrn
and Anitoid Exhibition, has been tborongli
ltre.orgiutized and COMPLETTLY assawfa,
inevery detail—thus enabling the tatunige
titent to to present the public. with ..
SOSIETHI\' .!FRESH &''i.TTUAcTIVP.
Embracing, all the parapernalia and - ad
juncts necessary to a first-class' Circuß. -
The limits of =advertisement will scarcely.
suffice fora fultdescription of the outfit, or
the talents of the artists employed in lid,
Unique establishment 1 Imt the proprionn
take'emiceitil pride in directing attention to
1.
th Equestrian annpnny, which is comp.sed
of all the old favorites, -
=I
Eforsenun, Gymnasts and Acrobabi,
THE 'BABY EL4'HANT,
•
Recently importea - from Africa, Is innkeda
cariosity—the•sniallest animal of Cie kind
ever seen—being -
:'ONLY. 40 INCITES . HIGH !
•
A.pecnlihr and eseeediggly thrilling fev.tv-1
in the s 1 on nill Yro the, carrying of n
,
t •
A LIVING WILD :11011'
TILROUGH TELE STREETS
Un6aged and unchained—a sight seldom
.seen! At the • same time, perfectly safe.
-412e.animal being under the thorough eon
itrol of his keeper..
TIIE EQUESTRIAN COUP A N
Ziabraces-the elite of ,the nrenie art, and
whose names will answer for the assertion,
-" • _
Dz JAMES THAYER, Humcii,t
Mr. C. 'NOTES, Auixual t.
Mi. C. REED, Bareback Rider. 110.,
• Mr. CIIAS. PARKER, the Coutort,,!::l- t.
Mr. 11. SMITH ail(' SON,. Epublv
•
HOGLE Ec KEEFE, Acrobats, &e. , ,
•The MIACO ;,BROTHERS, Trapezist:,
Mine. DiLQIUIE, Equestrienne,
Miss EUGENE .DnFOE, Equestrienne,
Master WOO9l •COOKE, great Boy Rider
• - and Leaper, _
Mr. GEO. MOREST, Roritoutal mg. Per
?
farmer, • •
3 •
111,'..E.:ROBINSON, Scenic Rider,
RIINTERSON, - Batont Leaper,
21.6, 'E. PRIEM'S, 'Vaulter, 5:&
, j With a host of auxiliaries.
I.‘
T 4 1 E. BY E L EIT, 11A ,
AN* TRICK HORSE " GREY, EAGLE;
Will be introduced by Dr. 'Thayer and tip
T.H.REE' CLOWNS will prOdnee their ow:.
credentials unassisted.'
TILE GDRGEOUS BAND CHAIIIOT !
iVith thii - aplendid . BAND OF MUSICIANS
will.be followed :Iv the magnificently de
eonited Carriages arid irana.. and will prove
,teibe 'au- #zainnently - IMPOSING' BPECTA
ICLEyeiy, rarely seen in this . country:
ADMI,SSION
"Children uadei 10 years of age 25 "t.
=I
Pwcinda, Saturcky; Aug. 31,
Thursdai; Aitgu,se 29,
Athens Fr Augu,si 30,
, Two performances day, Afternoon at 2 ;
Evening at Sao Pititorial and pescrip
tire Bills. . -
Aug,. 29, • 1867
In 'the . profession
,EMINE.I) PONY,
SO colts. '
WILL BTATRIT AT
coumwg,
Bttsiness Agent.