from Nations.
• • .. •
--:-Th6 eiblefroni . Itefyirent;:-Fl6 ...
,
ifla, to Cnixi, has Veen laid;''and*ld atel:
..
cessfol operation. - - • . i,
. ,
—The 'Greek steamer Arlitatliol i
celebrated
,plockado runner to Crete, ,bee
beerCloaL j
—All, the provinces off' Sislial s have
):
beep decteroil in a et9te of siege, - - yrhie ' .l
weans martial kV 1! ' '''' • •
---The e ti
United Stats is 'abbot
.
inn-chase gamma, on the Island of Ifayti,
.
for $5.004."0*
—The rant Stonewall' hat Bailed for
Jvan, LavinA been . purchased by that ria;.
—The wine cro'in California this
year will bring $5,000.000.
—Rebel politicians from Loniitians
lin,d Andrew dohnsen kill infest W
ton.
--Fx•President Jereniiah Day, f
Yale Oollege, died on Friday of last wee
at New Haven. •
--Admiral Farragut recentlfle
ceiTcd a great ovation at Croxistaidt,Rnssia.
—Gen. R,ossean found his most con
'genial friends 'among the rebels of Now
Orleians.
—The Saratoga (N. Y. Sentinel—a
copperhead organ—has suspended for want
of support.
• —Abner Huntley, of - Cuba, Alle•
ghany county, passed his 100th bizthday'on
Sundarlast.
—Yellow lever is raging to- an
alarming extent in Galveston, Texas ; also
in New Orleans as an epidemic.
•
—Gen.• Sherman has no faith in
permanent peaoe with the Indians, unless
they L are made to feel the power of the• Go
vernment.
Fisher,u ''charming 4ctress,"
hag just been tried in Buffalo for purloining
from the post office -letters of a sister se,
131233
—Andrew Johnson has been nom
inatedlor President by six Lonisianaoffioe
holders in WaShington. Nasby was no ,
present at the meeting.
—Last week 100 car 0
pesto,has passed over the Philadelphia, Wit
mington Baltimore Railroad into Phila
delphitt,
—Mrs. Francis D. Gage is serious
ly ill at her home in Lambertville, N. .1.
Slig had a partial attack of paralysis.
—The gre:llCanada cheese, exhib
ited at Saratoga Fair, last year,weighS 7,000
pounds. It is a year old and Ma good state
of preservation.
—The State constables have noti
,
fiadithe proprietor of one of the principal
hdtela in Portland, Me., that he must take
die - wine list off his bills of fare.
—A "nico young man" 'swindled
two Catholic clergymen of Rochester our tit'
$lOO on: Friday, by an old cOntldence game.,
=J•,hr, abed 26 yo•arB, sae
been jailpd in• Buffalo, charged with the
murder of :Le old man named Samuel Jacobs,
at'Black Rock, some time ago.
Y `..= -The gambh•is are organizing in
New York ,Lgoinst the anti-gambling move:
meat, and the liquor dealer's league will
fight the tempersa.ce men. All very mita
raL
.—Gen. ThoruSO has Hot gone South
to take charge of his department. He is
sick, and his physician advises against his
.ping South at this season of the year.
—At Binghamton, oti Tuesda3 of
last week, n'lldra. Garman was atrnek by a
locomotive did thrown high into the air.—
In coming down "she broke an arm and cut
a deetigash in her head.
-- - .A . severe battle with the Indians,
800 in number, has taken place on the Re
publican river, Kansas. Oar troops num
bered but 125 men, who were finally re
pulsed. •
—Goi. Geary visited Washington
last week, and had an interview with Gen.
Grant.
—John S. Mann has been renomi r
tutted by the Republicans of Potter county
by acclamation.
—Hon. Jas. H. Campbell, late min
ister to Sweden, has arrived at his home in
PottsYille.
—Potato ' rot is very extensive in
Bucks county and in pi rts,of New Jersey.
—The discovery of silver is repor
ted in "Williams township, Northampton
county. .
—All Republicans who held Gov
ernment appointments in Berk; county have
been removed eltid rebels appointed in their
place. -
—The Leader, a temperance paper,
recently published at Hollidaysburg,j has
been discontinued for want of support.
V. Pennypacker, Esq., an
old member of the Chester county bar, died
in West Chester hat week.
8., Ebilbar, - a drover, ,ho was
last seen in Weat Philadelphia, on the Bth
of August, is supposed to have been mur
dered for his money., • -
explosion of.a kerosene lamp
took place in Pottstown last week, from
blowing down the chimney to extinguish
the light.
—A man named. James Delamarter
has t been arrested 'in 'Whit*? Hall, N. lt r ,
charged with the murder of, Dr. , Dcrkin, of
Scranton.
Titnsirilleiana are making
an effort to have an'asylum for the lorphans
of soldiers and sailors established in that
P4e&
-Lit is rumored that Hon. J. W.
Itaynerd is aboixt to resign his position as
Judge of the Northumberland District.
-47-Bcip. J. S. Mann delivered a tem
pers,' ace fecture at Viellsbiiro, on the 27th.
He represents a temperance county.
ork has been commebeed in
Dor wnon ihe -monument for the de
ceased soldiers of the 104th P. V.
L . the Schuylkill county copper
tuna convention, the Irish oombhmd against
the American and Dutch. They were armed
to lhforce their . " rights, " - and at midnight
the convention broke up in a row.
Government ofCanada offers
61.000 reward.for the discovery', of the
' tenidiscy who fired the , coal oil store at/don
treat!, recently, :by which 10,000 hands of
oil were consumed. '
B. J. Edwards committed suicide
in Dinghamten, last week, by cutting his
with a pocket knife, Domestic - imp
inns led him to rum, and rum led him'
Mff=l2MfffMl
ttridf tat teil tile',
kioriiida l Thiinhil.*tillkiji6V
Union Rep ±tritrifrisd4
FOR JUDGE OF
HON. HENRY. W. WILLIAMS;
. : Q! . _Aid_SUHAN~ COUNfSi~.
Repubiteafis.TMai .
10110 7 14,00 . 0i1i ' OF `SaIITIIFIELD
J.F.PRAMBERLIN,OF ,Wyeenro.
.1
'TRFA4tUMN -
CHAS. N. ])IOREY,' OF' OAWELI,:
ix)=Lwom.
JOHN .A. -MOODY,. oif Bow
- ' :ma comanstaomra.' '
JOS. gow.ao, 9 i WEST PIIRET'N
- Autirn3a, .
0. - D. FIELDS, mi kixENIA.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, \ OC 8..
TUE COUNTY Ticiu44.
The ticket which the A•publican
Convention offered to the "voters of
e)
Bradford County, for th 'r support at
the election before us, wt l { command
general respect The gen +ien who
compose it were. nominate; : with an
unanimity unusual in poll ical 'con
ventions, and are favorabl.t known,
entirely worthy, and deserve the hon
or bestowed: npon them.' We have
only space, this week, t 4 refer in
general terms to' the n , )minees, but
,will take an early opportunity to no.
tice them separately.
.ANDREW - 4,011N0N AND THE RE
PIItILICAN PARTY:
We think it will be-readily admit
ted that no republican journal -of the
country, has been more decidedly,op
posed to, and . outspoken . against,
Andrew Janson's political i tneasures,
ever since he commenced i to flatter
and buy the S eth , for the sake of
getting social position among its
aristocratic lenders, -..
; than .the Brad =
ford Reporter, and to-day,! we could
hardly be persuaded to vote for him
for dog catcher, from the conviction,
that'in his-hands ; the poor luau's dog
would fore worse thin that one be-.
longing to the, domineering
holder. With such a record, .and
such a ; position, we can afford to be
just with Andrew i Johnson!, and give
him credit frtohe guod hb,lhas done,
yes, the good he has dime the rep*
lican party, and this we will proceed
to do. • • • •
What would have beenithe condi
tion of 1.1 - 16 - country, and the republi
can party, had Andrew Jiiiinsou re
mained true to 'his pledg-cs-Lto re
publican principles, untill the time
when Doolittle, Cowan. and Raymond
broke away trots the sath faith ?
The republican Congress had, at an
early day, after the defeat of the
..
rebels, secured, by an amendmenttp
the general constitution, the perma
nent freedom of the slaves,;_xtd_had
offered to the South restoration' -to
moat of her civil rights, non condi
tion she adopted these amendments.
Now,' if Johnson had ce-operated
with the republicans in thili measure„
the probabilities are, that innderthis
first proposition, the vibe' states
would have been adinittet4 thotigh a
very large division of the kepublican
.1
party was oppoSed to din; return so
soon ; and by acting with, and giv
ing force to the measures of Con
gress, the President won in our ra ks, so that d have ac
quired,influence:
i ll
when he " swung the circle„" be
would, in all likelihood, have swung
us out of a majority in !the Lower
House of Congress, with the aid of
the Southern representation. Therq
is little doubt about this for it wa4
nothing bitt.thel recent bad faith, and
bad - conduct of] Johnson, rthat laved
ns from T division on this question'
when Cowan, Doolittle and Raymond!
went over ; and instead of ditiputingl
among ourselves, Johnsen kept us e
busy in finding' fault wit)i his folly. i
And every day , since the rebels re
fused to fie res tored under the consti
tutional amendment, havel they given
the most positive proofs 4 unfitness,
fbr citizenship. What j therefore, - I
would be the condition, of the coon-i
try, if they were now, in full posses-,
sion of their civil rights —Would it'
not be alarming, if not ie 811 actual'
condition 4 wat, and •who saved it'
from this I' Johnson's mud acts, to.,
i)e sure. iSo thefour party is a unit,
and the -dountri in .a treasonably
mink oosditio because Andrew.
Johnson hail •seen proper to make an
ass 4 hitaWit
Moreover, ie it not a fact, that ev
ery maii4hom Johnson befriends is
thenceforth a dead cock I in the pit,
and every one l e strik4 at made
alive by' his hoStiliti? took netbe l
case 4 Stanton., The muses of the,
republican voters of the nountry be
gan tol look -at him with about as
mileti'distrust as Seward himself ;
but tits moment Johison!.. turns on
him hifi : vitality beaomeL
that; the entire republican
quickened thereby; a
lives to-day, as he has notitred since
l
the evacuation of Richmo ►d. So too,
l .
with Sheridan. He is stronger
man how than when e defeated
Early in the Great vale , and what
made him so ? Nothing i t the world
but Johnson's efforts to iiojure him.
Now, why not 'leave the y , man work
who is doing useo much.iood?, Why
'talk o( impeaching' 'or lit , any other
way , interfering with the Ow he
makes of his iielter, ' of he noes ft
all to our good The rebels have
shown.an entire_ Unfitness for a - re-:
Auks to, citi#mksh' p, ;And thisman hi*
bee'
' them
oat fullar;ipiii4judirui • from Ale *
ijkidi#44 still 44
v.
work 1 1 For OursefieVe *mild nt.
object to his
. sto,yng -in the Frew--
49Prz-tqur if during
the whale - time he would dO as well
11;114 liii4one, for us and rebeldom.
-We hive on sevefat= occasions said,
that it was a man'a Map dee&
which hurt, him • and if 'he used foul
means toinjure. othsrs, - the matest
injury still fell - own share.— r
This has been aptly illustrated in
Johnson's, career ,alnctl he hats been
President :We must remember, that
his unwise measures do us . miharin.
IN is the-stifferer from these:.; and
that we a s a pariy, only euffer'flom
our own' mismanagement, 00-had
deeds,
and . all - will be well. •No t matter
what-Johniton does. .
62M
MEI
~epublioan Oounty Convention.
A. Convention of Delegates from the sev
eral:election districts, of Bradford County,
met in pursuance of s call of the Republi
can Con* Committee, at the Court House,
on Monday evening,' September '2,
.1867,
and was Organized by electing BARTHOL
OMEW LAPoRTR; of .Asylum, as Presi
dent, and J. B. _Ram and A. LATTON, as
Se-retaries. • . - ,
The following named persons appeared
and presented :their credentials aa 'Dele
gates
Albany—A English, James Terry
Alba torn—David Palmer. C-C Harker.
Armenia—H Miller, BL Knight.
Athens twp—J - F Ovenshire, Abram Snell
Athens boro—J RReeves, F A Nevins.
Asylum—B Laporte, N Moody.
Barclay—.Wm J . Hillis, Wm Scott.
Burlington twp--Isaac DSoper,P P Burns
Burlington boro—A J Ross, J V Rice.
Burlington west—B L'Rockw.ell,A Green°
'Canton twp—Wm Packard, Wm H Bates.
Canton boro—H N Wiuinms, E Newman.
Columbia--B F Knapp, Charles Smith..
Pranklin—M D Ridgway, Saml Webber.
Granville—Wm Bunyan, P L Bailey.
Herrick—W H Thompson, J J Anderson.
Leßoy—A A Mills, A M Ingham.
,
Litohtield—A J Layton,Wrii Bostwick.
Loßaysville—J H Marsh; Asa Nichols.
Monroe twp—Chas Holland, M T Van
gorder. •
Monroe boro—M .M Coolbangh, J B
Hinman.
Orwell—Arad Platt, A J Chubbuck.
Overtou-,Josiah Rhinebolt.
Pike—E S Skeel, R CW Coolbaugh.
Ridgbury—O E Chamberlin, C C Burt.
Rome twp—Wm McCabe, Josiah Horton
Rome born--H W Browning D Vonght.
Smithfield—ll Moody, .E
Springfield—S D Harkness, J P McAfee
South Creek—P J Dean, J M Young,
P Monroe, N B Stephens.
Sheshequin—O D Kiriney, G W Black
man. .
Standing Stone—J W Furman, G Brown.
Terry—H L Terry, W T Hortoti.
Towanda boro—W T . Davies, \V B Dodge.
• Towanda twp-H L Scott; B. F Bowman.
Towanda North—A H Kingsbury, Geo B
Mins.: •
Troy bpro—V iNLLong, G B Davidson.
Troy twp—Ezra Loomis, G F Ballard.
Tuficarort—W Coburn. W Barroweliff:
Ulster—A B EtlciaFct Walketi
Warren—H Howell, Miles Prince. .
Windham-41 Kuykoidall, Asa McKee
Wyalusing—G W Jackson, D L Stoats
Wysox—T F Madill, G o T Granger.
Wells-.-M Shepard, James R Brasted.
Wilmot—E C Quick, Albin RusselL
The Convention then proceeded to norbi- .
date candidates for Reprehentatives, when
on motion,. JAMES H. WEBB, of Smith,
field, was nominated by acclarnaticin.
The name of JOHN F. "CHAMBERLIN,
of. Wyalnaing, having been presented, i t
was moved by W. T. Davies, Esq., and car
ried, that he be nominated by acclamation.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi
nate a candidate for 'County Treasurer. The
names of CILUILES N. "Monet, of Orwell,
Cninx2s K. LADD, of Towandit, and E. A.
VAtIMILIti, of Wyalusing, were presented.
The names of Messrs. LAM) and VAmutts
having been withdrawn, 'CHARLES N.
MOSEY was unanimously maminated.
The Convention then proceeded - to nomi
nate a candidate for County Commissioner,
and the names of IC J. CootsAmm, of Wy-
sox, and Joint.A. =-.Mooni, of Rome 'town
ship, were placed before the Convention.L-
Upon the first ballot Moody received 58
votes, , Coolbaugh 35 votes. WherenpOn
JOHN A. MOODY, was declared 'duly nom
inated as the candidate for County Commis
sioner.
For Jury Commissioner, Joint .A. CoD-h
DING and - WrsAu C. BOGART, Of Towanda
Borough, R. W. .Coomiron, of Pike, and
JosErnTouran, •of West Burlington, were
named.- The names of Coolbaugh and Cod
ding being withdrawn, the ConVention pro
ceeded to ballot, when For= had 63 votes .
BOGART 30 *cites. Whereupon JOSEPH
FOULKE was - declared duly nominated.
For Auditor,.o. D. FIELDS, of Armenia,
was nominated on the first ballot, receiving
57 votes, ItomurrldASON, on Troy, 17 votes,
WIIZIOT COBl7ll4 l oflTuscarora, 1G votes.
On motion, U.9L , Scorr, N. MOODY, C.
LADD, E. 11. Vara:ries and V. M. LONG,
were elected Coife'rees to meet Conferees
from Sullivan equity, for the purpose of
placing in 'nomination candidates for Eep
,
resentativc. '
On motion, the :Convention authorized
the President to appoint a County Commit
tee for the ensuing year. Whereupon the
President appointed as said committee :
C. K. Ladd, Towimda boro'; E. G. Tracy,
Sylvania; A. T..Linef, Alba; J. EL Smith,
Troy; L B. Vaughan, Wyalusingl J. B.
I Beeves, Athens; Asa Nichols, Leilaysvllle;
B. C. Kellogg, Monroe; H. P. Kimball, Or-,
well ,
On motion, Hon.:::G. A. Gno* was re
questedUaddress the Convention: _Where
trPor, Mr. G. proce4ded to discuss the Po
litical questions of the day in his usual able
and eloquent mariner.
Hon. Gro. LAITON being called for, spoke
with his usual aniriiated and hrilliant man
ner,, closing with a feelhig exhortation to
- the Republicans present to close •np the
ranks, and work shoulder `to shoulder to
battle and victory. "
On motion ? the 9onvention then adjourn
ed.
gig. The Republican s of Susque
hanna Coruity_held their - nominating eon.
vention August 19th, and pntin nomination
' the following ticket; For County Treasurei i
RiChard 7.llenfie4y, of Auburn; for 'Coml.
ty Commissioner,_ ftantnel, titterer, of 'Dim
ock; for Bury; donnnifisioner, William A.
Crorurion, of Mautiose; for Auditor, Fran
.ciirll3. Chandler; of Montrose. A resolu
tion nominating 7., it hap:Eli; sq.; for
Congress, kaubjebt, to the decision of Con-.
ferees), and appointing povid Sotheis and
G. B. raaii4 - 4 . Congressional, Conferees. to
Meet:thoee**Lnzerne.las -unanimously
For ; iiresentative, c olone l Lor-:
ria Burritt. of 11 mak, weanoteinated,' and
C. F. Read and- os'IGohols ; Of Montrose,
and Dr. , L.-, A. Smith, of ;New Milford,-were
40 . 44ifkiti Coaferies
to meet, those of,Wr.-
oda ffqg couitfifo piti }nomination cang.
teir for Ilepremiative: • •
RIENgIitIUDITAT/VM COBIrERENCE.
.:'-', -5 K4) , ' - I - • -
tilt -Meeting of the Co ew appointed.
'6y thit*itiective eountiradford and
8 =h' 'to aimmulls Bepreientatliee, She,
gentlemen appeared;*—
,
- ; Milford—lL L. Seot4; :14 14.4,Long i i
1
ill Moo d , E.'11,. , Yanglaio 14441 ; ,N. v ..! 4 ,
Sndivan:—Ch Irles Nortln, T . I Ingham.
,
....800 1 1: Id: LONG i-as ,apppinted tlhair
man, toad Tam?. J. 'mono! .was appointiid
ISeCralll7:-
.. .7-.t.--•.': - 4 -•_ --I,H--"..----",^-4.1-•-:!.
On motion, the, 9,1 4 .fer,bu0 .4r9coe,Slo,(l„ti?.,
make. nomivatiotli. ' ''. 'F. r _ '' -, '— '
1-: IL a Elsbree • 329:aim/Led • JAMES H.
ffir4l3, D pridelollM F. , CHAM8E.1.11.411c . .. , • F
t-ilii,xlrigfiliAri - i - nnkinied tor, LEVI liOtt
,E,RB, oi-liallivau_oonoY.----- ^' - -:.' -
_ On motion oF, .T. J. Ingham, ' Jas E.
WEUD W4s u!ianimPtuar nominated. , 1) -,1,
i
On motion , the ,Co ernb'p proceedi;d"te
vote, viiienkilesarki: Scoit,
,Long,
,Moody,
VaUghan anti Ets e, 5, - voc.ed for ± _j'eoi T .
Oiamnaiumu. Melaii;icirton . andjmham.
2, voted for Dr. .1 4 xyz Rooaus, And :thilr
upon JOHN F. OHAIJDDALII( arm d&,
dared to be norinated. ' . -.° , ,
Oznoticl,
&waved, That the. 'next - Itupresentativo
Ccinfoi'ence Übell meet" at .Towanda, On the
day succeeding the Retoublidan Convention
in Bradford county. - • ' . • '
On motion, •the Conference adjourned. •
!- ' V. Id, LONG, Ichaincan.
: Tnos".4. Isomm, Secretary.
REMOVAL OF GEL SHERIDAN&
.1 The following is the correspondence be
tween:lth° President and Gen. Grant, -rela
ting to the removal 91 Gen, Sheruian :
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
Wasurnormi, D. 0.,, Aug., 17, .1867, • ,
Duels Sin :-Before you issue instructions
to carry into effect the encicised order, I'
would_ be pleased hdar any suggestions
you may deem necessary respecting the .
assignment to which the, order refers. •
• Tritely yours, •
ANDHEW JOHNSON
Gen.ll. S.' Gnarer, Secretary of War ad
interim. ;
To.this and the order of removal General
Grant replied as follows :
HEADQUAZTEES AEXIES OP TEE
.1 UNITED STATES,
WAsErhanox, D. C., Aug. 17, 1867.
His Excellency Anareic Johnson, President of
the - United States :
Bra i I am . in receipt of your order of this
date, - ; 'directing the assignment of General
G. It Thomas to the command of the Fifth
Military District, General Sheridan to the
Department of Missouri, and General Han
cock to the Department of the Cumberland ;
also your note of this,date (enclosing those
instructions, j saying : ."Before you issue in
structions to carry into effect the enclosed
order, I would be pleased to hear any sug:
gestions you may deem necessary reSpepting
the assignments to - which the order refers."
ram pleased to avail myself of this invita
tion to urge, earnestly urge—urge in the
name of a patriotic mple who have sacri
ficed hundreds of thousands of loyal lives,
and thousands_ of millions of treasure to
preserve - the integrity and union, of this
country—that this' order bo not insisted on.
It is utunistakl44 the expressed wish of the
country that General Sheridan should not
be removed from his present conlmand.—
This is a republic where the will of the peo
ple is the law of the land. I beg that their
voice may he heard.
General Sheridan has performed his civil
'dnties faithfully and intelligently. -His re
moval wall be regarded as an effort to
defeat the laws of Congress. It will be in
terpreted by the mireconStructed 'element
in the South—those who did all they could
to break up this Government by arms, and
,11046' wish to be the only element consulted
as to the method of restoring order tin
triumph. It will embolden them to renewed
opposition to the will of the loyal misses,
believing that they have the Executive with
them.
The services of General Thomas in but-
- -
Cling for the 'Union entitle-hiln to some con
sideration. He has repeatedly entered his
protest against being assigned to either of
the five military districts, and especially to
being 'assigned to relieve General Sheridan.
General Hancock ought not, to be removed
from where beefs. His departinentis a com
plicated one,which will take. a new common.:
der some time to, become acquainted with.
There aretifilitary reasons, and, above all,
patriotic reasons, why this order Should not
be insisted-on.
I beg to refer to a letter, marked private,
which I wrote to the President when -first
consulted on the subject of the change in
the' War Department. It bears- upon the
subject of the removal, and I had hoped
woonld have ,prevented it.
I have the honor to be,with great respect,
your - obedient servant, ‘U. S. Gusarr. -
General United States Army, and •
Seeretary of War 'ad interim.
TEE HEALTH OF MR. BTEvErni.—The
Lancaster Eraminer, of the Slat nit, says :
We are glad to record the fact-that tho
health of Mr. Stevens has greatly improved
tho past' week, and that he, purposes in a
few days taking a trip. North by way of the
Lakes. The "Old Commoner" looks as if he
was good for many years' service, and has
nq disposition to oblige traitors' and copper-
heads by making his . exit from - the, political
world. -
New 2bnertionnento.
WANTED.--By
ning Company,
Shfigles of the beat q
immediately, at their
Sept. 2. 1967.
BOARDING- Alp DAY SCHOOL,
202 MADISON AVENUE?
IV I EJV YORK
O CITY
MADAME C. MEARS,
Having increased the accommodationv for Oil
fpile, desires to inform her ; patrons - that she is
able to offer the advantages,of her - Institution
to-a larger niimber of Young Ladies.
French is the langriageof the ichaol.
Madame IL refers by perrnhision to B.
Howe, Esq., Greenwood. Wm..M. Mallory. Esq
and E. 011oodrich. Towanda, Pa
ep t . 4,1817. .
FASHIONABLE
_TAILORING,'
A. T, DAVIDSON,
Respectfully announces to the'Pnblic that he
ha, opened a Tailor Shop 'in Burlington Reno'
and will cut and make.Menan I Boys Garments
in the m it Substantial and .rashionable man
ner. CUTTING done on - short notice 'and on
reaSonable terms. •
Partictilar attention given to Claaning-and
- Repairing Clothes bt al! kinds. '
Burlington, Sept. 3, 1867. •
I\TEVP •Bocry AND SIIO.E STORK
A ti. 8. TITUS, - -
/
Hmpectfully Informs the citizens Of Towanda
Borough, vat he has opened a Boot and Shoe
Shop in liirby'a Building,west side of Main
Street, where hoWiLl keep on hand a stock of
;'BOOTS AND SHOES,
%Adopted to fietts and Wonien's wear, to which
he Invites the attention of the public. • -
the
care will be paid to manufacturing
the very .be t stock will be • used; and the_work
manship will be warranted , first class. • The pa
tronage of the p khlic is solicited, cenfident Abut
satisfaction can be'glven. ,
• Towand ;Sept. 3,11867. , ,L:
caparteek
ll ship heretofore existing under the name
of Gore & Powell, is this day dlitolved by nitp
tual consent, kit debts dae to and by: raid
ti - rm will be settled by W. H. A. - ilpre at the
old stand. _ Persons indebted to the above tirm
are requested to:maim immed ate 'payment.
• GOIM,
' " • ' PEROIV44 PO'W . ELL-
Ttisrands, Sept, 2, 1867. • • •
The undersigned mil continue the iusithuni
at the•.old'stand;where irt., - hopea to, Dee his old
customers and us many as -.waes will Isom.
hid¢ with a call: 1 _11e will Seep , conamitly on
itand^4 fresh' atipplY of DrugB; -- raints;
Dye Stuffs, - Fancy. and Toilet Attie les, and ev
trythfigin his line which wilt bzsold as .low_
. "itiltbe-rairket Will allow OW essis: 6 ' - ": -:;:: -
•
• • • yr. , 11:! - 11. OREL,.
New
INSTRIThIENTAL MUSIC. 1. ,
_NI ...ICI'? i . ; • •
st i r
is =r.s ; ' — I#,ISEP: 1 10Witsi , : •
~ ..; c - , . ;- , ..i . .. - t, - i= ~
' it . errillibitlitudelontisno Forte at.
:'refer!" berlB b UrrootioDl , given la
re ow
......f.fr-i."...`'
SEP TEMBER'4, 189' , • 1
- r AE1:518, , -
r• English ,branclies.. $d , 00.(4149 OQ
'-• 'French oclwtin, 2 50 Ce, tOO
Deduction made for absence, when otoasiod
.ed by protracted.illness. I.
. ,Towanda, Aug.-20, 1867 ...r..13n1t.,
••- • r
canti'oned..BsittnaLbarbatiag.3tr_t.troting
SIMEON MOaTuti, iLi beds not competont to.
conflict dig,t.a. and Ivo Ohall net au, of
debts; havin g unt4o tog , nialsopport.i
' •R. L . NORTON,
• •-, EDWARD 110141;11:11.
•
- Burlington:/ng..111867.• -
‘fIAtITION.-Ir-Whereas m • wife
Jeanie, healeftany bettind boar. without
any just cease or ,provocation, hereby ; median
and iorbid all persona ring or trnitinither
on my account; as will, pay no.. deb! or her
contrastingniterWe date. - ; .
isiwands;
Aug. - P,
Pi 4 l 4' tr, kg 4:-';! , . P:";',
-, •- - _into .' - SMITH - re, liiy,Loki
Would take this cipportimity of thanking the
trend who Ho kindly assisted them at the late
lire, and would.say,that it lira not seriously , in
terlered with their business, - whisk they silt
continue over - Cross •in - Cole -Book Store, In
Patton'a Sleek . • • . .
Aug. 12,1867 T. ,
V.OTIO E.—Al I lmrsona inde bted . to,
A.l me•either •:übouic account mad , or judg
ment, conjacted Ruder ,tic 0, or Bishop .
Taylor, are hereby notified that the lame must
be aettledimmediately. This is positively the
last notieo that will be given, and east will be
made without referenee to persons on:all elainiv
Rot settled nt "Once. S. F. TAYLOR.
Wyalusing. Auip.l3, 18117.-4ws,
W'- B. KELLY,. \.Dentin. ,:Olrfdt;
r.
••W V . over Wickham. IS:.BliteiCit, I'u YALU-Pa.
All the carious . tlty/u4 of work sc. eht,itically
done aril warranted. Particular at cation Ls
called to She - Alitiniinum Bale to' : Artificial
' Teeth,. which is equally as . good ai Gold and
liar superior to either Rubber , or Silver, I' ease
call and examine specimens.; -
Chloroform or Ether adtaithsterod I under di.
rection of a Physician when desired.
".Aug. 6, lie, I .—tf. , • ....
!l ii ,ITRAYED GU STOLEN—From
1 - -the subscribe; on or about the 28th 01 J my
last, a pale red COW, middling size, six years
old, thick he vy horns, a good Milker, one of
the hind defective, I hAvaig • at some timo
been !rum, coniecinently giving milk from the
side of toe t
te l .
At near the lu see part. ' Whoever
will return s id cow to me or give . nie Infernia
tlon where 1 can dad her, shall be likierally re
warded. j .. ALL'‘.N MoKRAN.
Towanda, Aug. 20, 1867.
NEW BOOT ANY SHOE SHOP
#OLLAND , & CLARK •
Would respetitilly anriouuce to,thci citizens of
Towanda an dvicinity that thhy . have-Lentil
meuced the hoot. and. Shoe labsincas in all its
branches. They are prepared:4o uialse to order
Ladies and t,lentlemen's Boots and Shoe. 4 of :ill
kinds in the' Most workmanlike niatuaer on the
altortest not
r e, . • -
,
Shop vvio Nelson's .old btsu(l, eAst side ot
Main , street app usi e 0.0. al4an4' resiototou,
Toarandi,Pa. . • -
N..B.—Partieuktr attention paid to itelinir
ing. Give as a call. r
W.S.HOLLAP.P. - 1 , D. oaux.
'Amour.la. Aug. 13.1847.
SELLING , OFF AT. COST !
• -
The undersigned hereby give notice •to ti.eir
Web& and the pu.blie. geuetally, Out the; will
commence belling after this d ty,'Aug. 8, 1867,
theii entire stock of IdEIICHANDISE I , consist.
mg of ' 1
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
.1,
HARDWARE, DRUGS St,ldEolelNgs,
OILS & pA.INTS, BOOTS &
HATS & CAPS. BOOKS dt STATIONERY,
AND WINDOW AND WALL PAPER,
AT COST iFOS READY PAY,
LONG BROTHERS.
Burlington Boro', Aug. Bth, 1867.
THE PEOPLE'S BENEFIT I
FOUNTAIN'S PREMIUM .FLOUR,
Ie manufactured by the subscribers hi .10.iibigan
from the bespelebratni
This favOrite Flour has no, superior. It Is
ut t iap In
And made exclusively to sett the xe nerel want
of the retail trade .
'the Towanda Tan
wo Mildred Thousand
ality, to be delivered
.rke at Greenwood. I
Cash De;lers supplied at a small advance from
,cost of anufacturing.
•
Wholesale Flour Depots at WAVER! Y, Tioga
county, and RORT JERVIS, Orange co. ' N. Y.
- J.. ?CONTAIN lc CO.
Au . 22; 1867.
NEW ( STORE AND NEW GOODS
I
.% •
PHEW PROM THE NEW YORK MARKETS.
; .
•
CHEAP AS THE. CHEAPEST.
\ - ,
The s übscribers have purchased the building
lately owned by A . J. Noble, (one door south
of Beidientait's Block,) and havelliled it with
dRoCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
• ' WOODEN AND :WILLOW WARE,
. .
•
Fruits of all kinds in ' their season, (fresh:and
dried), in lad every' thing usually found in R.
first class _
PROVISIO,N' 'STORE..
A share Of the, patronage of Towanda and vi.
cinity is respectfully solicited.
We•will pay the
highest. market price for all
Inds of •
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
We also have the. sole Agency
' for Bradford.
and adjoining counties for the sale of the Cele.
brated Virginia and Nora) Carolina Smokin g
Tobacco', A liberal discount made to the trade.
BR AM11414.4 . COWELL.
Towanda, Aire 9, leer. : • ••
fl ' All9 3 ( ' ' ( : 4 4 o s ' & l 4 .l 44;iPCHT:l
~; -..- i• , " no - riele;t4ii 101-. , • ::, I , 1 -;.:.
F:A ; tilY,i3i 09
.I) $„ 2:E ,P,f1: 4 . f...4 g;
Piped _Goods,
.Intant'i' Waists,
i.
• NB% 13 /. l3 AL'atel - '
''Toys add tolls of ollptinds. disci aline ,lot of
1 ' "" • -
'III44INERY GOODS, • ,
iNar..sele'Sclumip„aft /)5.... Carter's" old - Auld Cut
'IWO STOOL ',Jo* 6, 1887:•41M
Ireedurtmente.
SOMEITHG NEW_
IN° FLOUR!
200 POEINIA fti A fIARREI.,t
THE BEST IN Mt!
MICHIGAN WHITE WHEAT.
I TWO!RUNDRBD POUND BARRELS,
OR 50 POUND SACKS,
BUY TUE BIG 'BARRELS,
Ant - the
BEST•FLOIIR?
EdEqIOWERY PATTERNS,
, .
Mu) butrtistments.
nXRDwG & SMALLEY,
- • •
Having enterarinto ago.partnerthip tar' t,
trans:Awn Of the PHOTOGRAPHIC Wilda •
at tbitirooninformerly occupied by Wood'-
Hted)g,
would respectfully call the attest •
.of•the,public to several styles of Pictures rah
•
' rsolar -Photogrilke
PlainePtlieWd and Colored, Opitlfypes, Klee
Mtn Pictures. Ac., which we claim for cletnnc.
anti.brilliancynttone and Artistic finish, can
not beOOOM We invite all to examine them
as well as the more common hinds of Portral
whicLwa...make—knowingJull—ltell-that. •
WM bear the closest" Inapectron. , This Gallery
claims the highest teputation4Giit trri"ttf
any in this section of cedtt i ry;ltu a' ore de}'
termined by a strict area 'an. to businenand
the stipetioreandlty of rt e - wOrkrta - not - only
retail/ lintinere3se its ery enviable repdtation.
Wer,keep constantly on band the best voriet)
of Frames and at' lower prices than'at any other
'establishment •inc--town.- , -Alwr- , Paseeparteti •
Card frames, Card, Easels, Holmes" • Stereo:
worn , StwilXiseettiihi Vitity•andvedthingels.
ks
of importance per fining to the thfts ; Giv
us an early cWI, • - - •
N. B.—Solar; Printing, titr, sbe r ade on th -
most reasonable terms., D:IIARDING,
Aug. 22. '67., . •.
'WARM FOR SALE At A:.• RAE,
(1.41. M. - AL. the -- gelemellier wistan% •
change his h'.stness, 'therefore offers his im
for sale, situated Liberty terp.l 'Hogs Conn
ty, Pa., containing 250 acres of cholceland.,,2o
Acrekimproved, tbe balance In good t Luther,wel
watered by good never. failing spring 4 Feel
fenced-In 20 fields, and-layi geutry rolling; With
three good Apple orchardi• -and Frail tor Lam
ly use. The term lays in a good neighborhood
and a good mltrket eeveu miles fro''. Moss:Ate::
one of the largeSt 'coal vterks In tbe 6itage; and
eV° miles from the Williamipert & hatuir.l
lb„ handy to church and school. The improve
thents are one old Ewe -story house cOntiortati.
for a nember of yearn; one frame battle by 6.
feet wit underground Stables ftir 50,ctaoa, wag
gon shed and other necessary out 6:Hidings
also a good Mill seat, ' with tvdaus .
isrm will be sold with everything oa LUIS farm
as follows : 12 CQViii an anti all - dairy uteneihr, 1
ipan tit young horaes, 3 sets et harness -",i! wag
gbti. 1 cast Jr on field roller.• 1 Eagle Mowing .
Feaping combitied v .2 Horse rakes an.
forks, Patiniugurill„liarrowx, Plows, Ste, *c..
and in. fact ever thing that is wanting ou
farm, and mostly all Inew. Price' 833 an acre
including all ; 83,000 dawn' the balance to ui
the nur•ltcrer, For 1.. rther intormatiort 44dre
li. K. v':T; h cry,' Tog 4 Co.,
,ang. 2s, - 7.,-4.lnr - • ,
M
t iousE4N, LOTS FOR SALE:
ff The subscriber offers for sale, a nets
ideated on Liaildpad 4,lrcet, lo South,Tporunda.
nearly okrosite the brick yard. The ;house is
20x30‘, nearly finished, with a good cellar, The
Ibis are frOx2oo4.eteactGariu wtli . be sold sep
arate or meher Po..9Sult) given, immedi
ately. iinfily tO , Dr. Prrilv, or thfr sub-criber...
To wancbl i Aug. 29, :t a ;:
,
tr R D 0 LI ! -
J. M. COLLIINS,
qa - ving had his htord burned at the late tire, is
1e51101.13 v 1 dispoi.ing of hiss entire stock rd
I READY: MADE CLOTHING,
• 1,
aO'FITS, I
tRIAIMINGS,
. .
C:EN 'l°'S UKtlal ING "GOODS,
II 41 S,
. These goods are In gond condition and will be
sold
-.2Q I'EK GENT }BELOW COST,
As I am , obliged to clam out the stock for want
of a place iu du litotoes! iu.
i
. . .
I Don 4 t, neglect this
ir opfr nits fur l , 4rgains.
C H at the a.w wood build ttg,seennd store ba
!ow Beidleinan'p blue , stile at Huila street,
• early opposite,the Means Howie. .
•
NOTibt.;-All.person s indebted to the under
signed;natill,conter n facet-by calling and set
tling up immediately, and 3avq themrelves coat,
J. M. COLLINS. •
TusrandA, Aug, ..'67
cITAND ON••YOIJR HEAD AND
to READ TEL
'Lou •iii; sor
•sd qfpuratox V • qoolgr ,savalii)r
'liDal.l4.l(l r • '
ssaippulialuaj .16 •sollanoo Sapp!
4ju'airj 1.114 8111; 1:11 Chitibi LIDA! 111
-08 *US 'ABA ay *majaap junoosip. asmitas
alp .js sluaumajsuip spum pas Alarm page
qsgtan! paisdaid mu ow jo mos
aujulia; uT 1 :101aci o, stiiv — . - saagaftv .
-,Liam3 t i • v, t • f of pasaipps aq plum sap
41.10 oaNad pamsta jo jdjaaaa mil gout Sq lads
Twirl un Suusleula oism pails jo qoopi afing
--•sirayad omsuosuat Isom ail, js sjltsab way
aqj 10 suoapoppj pnusualio 'saaeop pus iipaorg
imam amospesm E.asinoalo aoj pnag •91,grs
.103 °mild pooasasoa laa9ala..u9 qiquanj
nsa
maq; alaaati 2ulisap •Aq RairraiG
pus 'adtua mum scalp leadraqa •aqj ads
satipm jsq; pamuips 61181110A11111 akin
21 ' dams aaaa j piava2. jaaatroa ;sag aqj
isnba •ssaujaams pus aaltod jo jaaaspj „'pa
tariora pas sato situ payjnop jutiesqalo aallej
aqs pa4uld lumen' nags. %quirk" jaaaatio olds
aqj Gloomy pus 'Spoq !piths s ai jails
juaall s . .dijsaptrqdcua sj . 1 1 „ 'taus ',mad pais
aluminug amyl siqacjantum jo 2allmads tit
Ut 6631,1101 j SIIRAM, "A •14 aqj, eq . ; jo JO
pima% isaisnai „ aql pa3unotund—a2p!ad pour'
jualsd OQL •alaq; ma.; a 1 isms Sam wpm
conga eq . ) al isiatu.lecudtuj injaappoa • s e qaqs,
-noun •taaqj jigs a.ou Tavola V IjIMOQ Pas
tanlumadlsrikaril Vol sonata BOOS' V SVIAMOIS
'UQ3/180dra _agga .11a.13 sin •sulooa
- nn B.I3OIILLIM &Masa lur soutoci oubt
-nn Neu jo ..p.ntoq 2uipanos alp tuoaj imam&
Aluo uso.'alsnal .Volialls Inns pus Sluiavaq ;nq
Tog 2E11E41121j aqj pus ago: Ssuiaapano,aq,j,
QBAC•CO & CIGARS!
Wholesale and , Retail at
RANDALL - .& CCpUPTON'S-
First door south of the First National Bank,
MAIN STREET, TOWANDA, Ya
BRANDS OF TOBACDO—CHEWING.
•
old
Leaf, Bunny Side, le Apple, Michigan
• l ig, some Leaf and Star, which. we oiler for sale
id quantities to suit custemera. ' Packages in
Sure's, halls and quarters! , -
BRAND§ , OP ()WARS.
American .ogle. (ien. Grant, Leboquet,
perio; Tycoon" and the very choicest brands o
Yaras. • '
• The celebrated Lone Jack, Pride -ot the tin
ted States, V,lrientstle;Gold LiaJ, Navy and a
kinds ofcp.‘ickrdck. • • ,
. ,
" tandlor6;3ojpiled pith .1 1E;ari ..ta I Foil To•
bacio on liberi) terms!.
All orders promptlyi fine( . i i i.ut ;notice:
iir. 11. RA.4IiALIA.
•
March 7. 1867
rpHE EqUITAALE Lip-E .- MS . I3R
41e!ety's 'A,geney for Bradford
.OASH•CAPITAL $3;000,000:
Yearly picoine over, $2:000.000 . caih.;
Towanda, ; 105 ' I.IoNTANY.F.Ic.,WAtin.
ATTENTION kkitltEliB
-; -
E 'AV'S DE 4bl", ORA F R I D !
hindalit MoSODYl3,,igent
‘for , tile- ctlebtatedt Cayuga Chief Blower and
Zenper. Which:l4 acknowledged .by . all „that
Ireow them •to he the beat machine yet offered
to-limpubile, -Also the best llorse Pitch Pork
Mahe UMW(' stab: 04: !lona vind,JialtA.Bakes,
.
13 °YO
Rome,-June
XX7'ARIYIIOIISE 'rOIATNDA;:PA
vir
~ . .
c9aL 4
..... On Main Street, neat the !louse.
I •
."04R11,186‘ , 11:.•L: 7,.,••/..1•2 h_:, .
,-;
~... ,
lill
CASIMF,itt,W
, I it
CAPS,
=1
FANCY SMOKING
.C 1; IMPTON
Ar*o44
P. '-..
', :.. 11 ' . 8 . i -,t,; '4,-,,, • - •, - . , ,
, 0 . -'•••' i 4 ~.f*- :-
44.*; .:i - : 'f.i- 'W411417' _ • .
,•,- „ •,,,,,
...! . 1., ‘ „ : ,,.::,, 1 . , ,,,-
v - . -, - •
161.V_f., VERY , RECENTLY MADE
; -
. ,
. I . _
I A.: - -G. E 7 :,r A
. - D DI T : I:0 N S
. i . r •,.; .J. ,/, •
• ' int !-,-.. I fi.-: - !: ar... .L! .. i ' , lf': .-.''..,- 1 ,1 -,::
1
t ::t - 1,;:l ~-.'; -.,,. - i: .t.l ;:.:1 . 6; f
7,, TO ?OEM
EN
MERE
h
ST CK
OF GOODS
, 'S A
~,
~.
ros .THS
AT ♦ . STILL
GAEATEICRED . IICTI.ON.
I IN PRICE !
•
iVith, "one member If our
firi4 constantly in &ew York,
we ,ave been, able - within the
past few days' to profit laige
i
ly by violent fluctuations in,
the rkets, and have made
:Ta
hea y purchases of all kinds
of Goods in Ofir line
MUCII BELOW
REGULAR MARKET RATES.
May 23, 1867.
N I EW,STOREI
1 NEW GOODS 1
N_pNv GR-O.OERIESI
W.s‘c-A. ,ROCICWELL'S.
. CANED FRIfFS,
APPLES; PEAdEfkS, AUMB
-PLY
OF ALL IDEp,
CANYED OYSTERS
AN
DRIED APPLES,
CUES, PRUNES; CHERR r IES,
. ' .
PEA\
&Cv, &C., &o.
TEAS; SUGARS, SYRUPS,
MOLASSES; COFFEE, SPICES
W I
all hinds, In tact everything in the
GROCERY LINE!
Will be kept constantly on, hand
FLOUR,PEED,BEAND, POTATOES,
WI TER, 4RD, EGGB, AND EVERY
VARIETY OF FARMERS PRODUCE
A frish lot of
Y GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES,
Purchased at tho
LOWEST POINT IN THE MARKET
gni
And will be sold
CHEAP AS • THE„ CHEAPEST 1
.
TO • ,THE FAlp.r4gB
CASH -PAID FOR
KliDs QF PRbDUOIL
W. A. ROCKWELL.
1867
. . .
WAVERLY INSTITUTE:
T T , • • • , .
i ~ . .• .• .
The fortieth term of this Inititutlosi, under the
charge of , A. 4,LANG; A. if.; will opers'Ati
gust i2Cr, 186 t. , ...
To the other .departments of Instruct ao
long and thoroughly . establithed, - a ma Comb
mercial Course, equal to that pursued in any ot
our rmmercialllotiegea, had been added, wi th
mod rate rates oft tion. ..
lii. rmal thus. as astial.`in., which twenty pti
011etWeedve tree inatzentlow:••- •i:- .. ^*-•
Pupils can lesien..the= - of board, by
Procildrill rooms, MO, p ins . themselv_es, or
in clulia; at exit. " k
' • '''' - 2'' ' '
For further particalars address the principal.
• - ARTHUR. LAMB,
. ' President Board of Trustees.
• A, g. 1,1867.-3 w.
MPTOWiP ACADEMY:,
•
Felt Te hit cuminen'• BtipeilorAtio•
vantages, atteidel, thaw r cia qualify
themselves fort,leadlip. I • -
_Btudepta he*, Adistatice * ache , ted, with
maoaud.Bg6utitge ' ' ' •
4 Pirosident. ,
Jlft. Witte_ ► ,lbtritidttrout the hwy.' • =•
IVIDUAFF,Ip
B6 " 4"6 " P g 8 0 1141 W:.•
Aug. 8; 1887.ar _1 '
§unilillitii'litsloV's' tottimii
,
- IN again calling' the , - attentiou of
our customers to our ~ , assortment of
goodi, wtitaire pleasure in:iriforming
them. that our elfortsl, to. make our
stook more attractive have been sue•
-
cesiful, and wo are in constant- re
.ceiPt of goods_ of the meat celehra
ted manufaeturer's in the Eastern
and New "Kook markets; purcria6ea
at, lowest prices—and -- are ourselve.--
manufacturing, large.,quantities,
,prime goods, raade of reliable stock,
and by" first-class workmen, with
especial , reference to ,durabilk,-.
The reputation of our goods, through
ont the county,attest the fact that
it ,is superior to all'others, and in
creasing demands oblige
.us to in
crease our. facilities for manufaCtur
ing. Our improved salesroom and.
large steck, enable-us to offeri in
ducements which ".no dealer- in mi.,-
cellanenifs goods can. .
•
MI
T A,u3.
=I
- Elegant lines of Ladies and
Misses Button, Congress and Mt I -
moral 'Gaiters, in tasting, Glov,.
Kid anthMorocc. Ladies unit Misr
es Slippers and Buskins, Morocco.
Grrain,,Calf and Buff Bootees an!
13Ulmorals.• All the different
ties of
.Children's Shoes. / Men;
and Boys' Patend—Leather, Calf.
Kip 4nd Thick Boots, Gaiters, Bal.
morals, Ties and-- Slippers, Butiki-
Gocds: Also Harness Trimming.
and Shoe Findings.
SECOND FLOOR.
HARNESS PEPART3IENT.—Coacii.
Pad, Gig, Saddle and - Self-Adjust:,
ing Harness, for. Carriage or Team.,
Ladies and- Gents Saddles, ljridles,,
Whips and anything to be found in
-
a well conducted Harness and' Sal- -
dlery Establishment. We are-pre
pared to make to- order any pattern
of Harness. All work is under the
immediate superintendance--of
JAMES- WILiCOS., long known to
this couiunity. as a superior work
man. Everything 'guarranteed all
•
right and gotud.
The most celebratedlbrands of
French and , Americad.:Culf,Kip
and Upper Leather. Oalc - and Hem
,
lock Sole L'eather. Ruset, Maroon.
and Cochineal Lining and Binding
Skins. Saratoga, Belgian, F_olk,
Zmc and PlKking• Thinks. Wool
and Leather Valises.; - Grain Rail
Road Rags, &c. &c. '; •
We are givingotir entire attention
to the above named. branches; and
by-keeping a good assortment at: all
tunes scan assure the 1 public tba t
- they dray find any. articles usually
kept by the trade, and the lowest
pribes;-
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