Ming frOM all flaticlpi.J/
..
,
—At now Welch:' Bffitist •
_chnich
waidodieated inWiLlleharre. last fianday.
—Hon: •Tamea'W. Ihe, 11. 3: Ben•
ator from Maar* is at the conlyumutl h0t451,
t451, Philadelphia.
—Three boys were,. arrested 'OS
Monday, in HarOaburg,. for pitying ball on
Sunday.
—Reading city haB appropriated
$75,000 fora dam and pipes for city wider
works.
- -"f•
--In some whointo*nslaips in Ches
ter county, the potato 'crop is a total failure
on account of rot.
—Two "ladies" have been arrested
in Philadelphia for picklug pockets.
—The chap who robbed :the Lock
Haven post office has eseapedfrom the Wes
tern Penitentiary. -
—Stealing fruit has a penalty of
$5O attached to it, hesides an imprisonment
of sixtydays.
--Stephen . H. Hociper, weigh-mas
ter at the weigh-lock of the Pennsylvania
canal, died very suddenly, in Elarrisbirg,on
Monday evening.
—k 'new Presbyterian church was
41.:dicated in,Shippensbrirg,, last Sunday.—
Tho deilicatory.sermon was preached by Dr.
Creigh, of Mercersburg.
—John Hickman was nominated
for Aisemtly, in Chester county, after a so-
Awe struggle, by a majority of • two in the
delegate meeting.
---Two men were killed by foal air
in a well, its East Newcastle, last week. A
third barely escaped witlrhis life.
• Francis O'Neil, of Downington,
had his arm torn in afriglitful manner, by,
the bursting of a beer bottle.
—Ten thousand people attended a
colored camp meeting, near Media, Dala
i •
alare county, on Sunday last. •
—An eagle, measuring 't - fe4 from
tip to tip of the ivinge,ums shot in Bietuktoy
township, last week.
—Thq -clothing store of War. A.
proft, in glarrislrarg, was robbed of goods
- to the amount of $l,OOO, on Saturday night
last. t . '" -
Louis Lyon, of Chestor,was
drowned, last week, by walking or falling
off the plank as she vas
_going on board a
steamboat
--The Tyrone Bulletin is the name
of a new republican paper, at Tyrone, by
M. M. Jolly.- We wish him a jolly good
time and the fullest success.
- —A woman in Philadelphia, the
other day, abused her father, and bowie
ao angry that she fell in a fit and was taken
off the ground. . •
' —At the recent flood in Berke
county, 150 barrels of whiskey were swept
away. "Democracy" mourned.
. .
—A German woman named Huffert
was killed instantly by a stroke of lightning,
in Wilkesbarre .- , last week.
.--27ea1 Devaney has been convie
ted of murder in the first degi l ee, for killing
his' wife, at HimlOon, in July last, and sen
tenced to be hr--.-,
—Hopkins' Jenkins, charged with
the murderof 'Jo:kph Knight, in Lnzerno,
county, has been convicted of voluntat
,manslaughter, andaent to the Penitentiari.
for threU years.
r
—Gov. Curtin declined the invjtiE
tion to deliver the oration at the dediefit*
of the Antietam Cemetery. Ea-Gov. Bp&
ford, of Maryland, has been selected. 4.445 -
Geary' has given notice, by
prochunation, that $1,794,644 60 of the
State debt hos t been paid off and extinguish
ed during the year ending September 2,
4867.
—A man in West Chester applied
to a Justice of the Peace for a warrant to
arrest a landlord for refusing to sell him a
glass of liquor. The same / fellow was soon
after arrested for stealing a watch.
• —On Saturdny evening-laat,, a cat
tie train on the Pcinnsylvania Railroad, be-
low Lancaster, hid a smash t up f and killed
a number of cattle and iircmilaed more.
—A little tit , year of danghter of
Wm. Dinner _ iecly of Itea3ling, Crawled out
of a second story; window, 'fell upon the
pavement and broke her neck.
—One day lastyeek, Orin Burgess,
of Forkston, Wyoming county, caught in a
trap, and killed a War, measuring Z feet 8
indica in length, and supposed to Weigh
about 400 pounds. The skin, when spread
out, measured 6 feet 6 indica in width.
' drunken man named Hickey
entered Chiefly's hotel, in Slatington, Car
bon countk,'on..the evening of the 31st ult.,
and called for liquor. It was refused by
the landlord's son. Hickey attacked the
young man With a .fence picket, when a
Welshman present interfered and, knocked
the aggressor down,from the effect of Web
he died. The Welshman is in jail to an
swer.-
—John Allen, Deputy Collector of
Internal Revenue, In Brooklyn, has been
arrested on a !huge of fraud. -
, --The PAniuna &ar and If er%l2,
confirms the reports of an attempt,e)lirevolu
tion. in behalf of Blesqiera, new in prison,
and its failure,
. —The Gpvernor of 'l3arinquills,
South Amerl4, has been murdered by an
wined party of sixty men. •
Boartl,of Health °Memphis,
Tenn; have decided thatquarantine regu
lations at that port are unnecessary.
-r-Gem Sheridan was high ly cow='
,plimented by the loyid citizens of hleyi,42r: -
leans, on his departure from that city.
' -i—Juarez is not likely to be nomi
nated for President-of Mexico ; but Diaz
pow seems to be the lucky man. •
—The Wisconsin - Republican Con-,
cention poised strong resolutions compli.z.
wonting Stanton and Sheridan.
--Di. Worcester,'of the,Dictiouary
is to 144 e a monument induburn Cemetery
_Ms most enduring monument is his work.
—The frilcate Columbia is about to
be rallied. She was sunk by the robots, in
the channel leading to the GespOrt Navy
Yale. -
—The official registraticie in
ginis Shows whites 115,160 ; blacks 101,400.,
jmiejoriti of whites 13,668.
—Fred. Douglan,it now transpires,
was invited in duly hurt, by the Fresident,
Wuert 4 the , superintendency of the Freed
men's Duni; but be refused to accept.
—Alfted litooks,of Hernitudo;idisc,
is said to 14vo Occessfolly treated Ottlerii
Pam* b Wtecting suipbudo acid into
their veins. Up kw 13419 lost a ar*o.
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HoN. - HENRY,: W;')VILLIAMfk
Union
OF 4111SGE1iNY COUNTY. • ,
twa °matt
JABLES IL WEBB; of Sman D
.T.E.O/LiMBEELIN,oF WYAL ma.
CAMS. N. MOBEY, .of OR - 1,1..
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JOHN ' A. MOODY, 'oF . RoriF.
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JOS. FOULKE, of: WESt
Amami !
0. D. FIELDS; or' Al
ELECTION, TUESDAY, 'OCTODE
B'EPUBMCIY
Y om = 4..47• - •
MASS MEETINGS!
Troy, Tuesday, October L
2bwanda, Wednesday, Oct. 2.‘
Leßaysville, litursday' " 3. ,
Montrose, Riday, October 4.•
Commencing at 2 p.. m.. at each place. ,
HON. 3ANES W. NYE,'
The eloquent and able Senator from Neva
ipertainly bo present and address
the meeting. Invitations have also been
extended to
Gen. Benj. F. Butler,
HON. HENRY WILSON,
HON. SIMON CAMERON,
HON. J. W. FORIZY,
And other distingrushed speakers, and it
is confidently expected that one or more
'ill attend.
TUE COXING ELECTION.
In less than, three •weeks, the , sec- .
end Tuesday of October will be at,
baud,. bringing with it the day of
election. Up to this time, a degree'
of apathy and indifference has been
manifested, in regard to the result,
in the highest degree :alarming.
There is nothing in the importance of
the may' State office to bellied t&
awaken interest, and arouse enthusijl
asm, and yet the results are
, as mc;'
mentons as ever depended upon thdi
sane of any election. Nei entreat',
our friends throughout the county, to
awake from.; thpir lethargy and Bet
about the work which shall t bring the'
majority of Bradford for theßepub,
Bean candidate, up o the figures we,
ifare accustomed to s ow. We are re
posing in a state of confidence more,
4angerus than the most strenuous
exertions of the Democracy, because
we are not4ikely to poll our votes,
while the Opposition will rally !t.
their last man. What is the inevita
tale result if this state of things• conj.
tinue ? It needs, but a small fallin
off, in each election district, the stay
ing at home of a few indifferent $3 l .
luke-warm Republicans, to reduce
our vote so materially that the Dem
ocratic candidate for Supreme Judg3
- will-be eluted. And what then?
' The result of the recent electionS
in California and Maine, has, been
seized upon to inspirit the Democrat-'
is voters, , and.aa a pretence to clahn
that re-ac on his or is taking plaee
in the pabitt mind, 'Which forebodes
the overthrow of the Repnblican or
ganization and the dominance of the
Democracy. Baseless as is-this as
sumption, it should not be concealed
that it will have its effect, and faior
able to the Democracy. There is in
fact, nothing in the result in either
Els
State which ici-wonderful or dis -
trons, I nor anything which prov s
that ,the people are willing to tinst
the beinocracy with power. In Cali
fornia, local issues are alone answer
able for the temporary defeat of the
Republicans. In,: Maine, the majoirt
ty would ordinarily be looked upon
as satisfactory, and the , election if i it
proves anything, demonstrates that
under - the most unfavorable - &Mil;
stances,the s St#e is reliably and rad
ically Reptfill . ,tgl.ti.;. . ' I
If PennsYlvania should now give
the Democracy a 'majcnity, it viotild
give a force and 'plausibility to their
assumptions, which.would. be dun: ,
gerons and troublesome, =looking Ito
the Presidential contest next year.i----
The elettion of next month, then, be
comes of 4he first importance: Ciur
voters should not rest fa - security,
because there is 'our great danger of
defeat, nor should they be indifferent
because .the nffice to* be filled laef
small importance, . politicallY. 1 The
highest welfare of the country is 4.11-
, tered in the result in Pennsylvaiiia.
The election of SnAnswoon won' ibe
heralded as a - triumph' of the rive-
dential 'policy, asul a retie ke to Cim
gress. If by apathy and indifference
on the part of the - people, President-
JounsoN can be made to beliesv *at
his usarpitions are sustained by the
people,.the country Stands, upon ,the
brink of a peril more dangerous titan
ever yet threatened its poace.andift
curity. .- : =-- -1 t.:
We -entreat the. Berkbhcans. of
Bradford 'to awake to. the' :dangers
which threaten. They:' will 'bear Ins
witness that we dii net often sound
the twain of alsrm l gut, in titelfrt-
Icio we diseekot the . *Ones igi4 of
11
.
,
i TIM ,11ti...... OF. Tmr. Mount.
1 The NeW York aver-h as
. „ 1 4fiqt,3 1 1 *l l
al reUablii I allude - Prosb - yterian Piano;
hut it lies got al yr; bios in odoiliph
liticomi . and radio y skid. -It Windier
itoifea olle oeilii - - - 'VS Mire id gibes= .
dons connected: -"the linattutiotP“; to
the i ssue of - the • server Of the.it2th-hngt:,
,
the editor gives th -result of bia smidrienCe,
end nhilervation as to the teat*(4f So - 4
ern- cl&isiens: -a: attract , al lc 1
•
gra ph s . ; _._ 1. -, . •
1 "We say, then, -deliberately, ias tb re.
Salt talons expert ce! and correspon. ..ce
1 and peps:mai ohs tunrinihe . t3oritb, ~ d
int tbe summing . , ~ of •all. the . . .. ,•en
triot.we can gath. from Inky sfiurce, hat
we consider ; .the ~ Itristiau pi3opie of the
South Tencially.- lergymen; biymen:ley
wont, and espeti ally the religious editore
to as-hostile - , feeling to the Govern
ment of the ljo4l l gitatea °iths .PPoPlfi.Of
the Ncirth; •ea .. • , y t4ik , tl}6 Christiahlkep
pie of the North; . • eFer before. i There are
exceptions to" thi• -'remark f and We w ould,
eheerfnlly mate • em, but, according to the
Old maxim, the ex options Prove. the getter !
al rola. We will 't . fartheraud Sagi ri l we
X•egarcl: those W.. 'rte known as • thin
, . .pld in the Seri h•at hlving been - i Veld es ,
g WWI even "ow oPPOsedte the redo.;
ratiauiof good fe • ' .between the twesee.
dons than the po liCiatis and de l
"rho e p: - o r
!the world ; for *.;le the bitter classes have
'furnished many noble, instan c es, :aMong
their readers, of •• en whiNhavelranklyi and
(Publicly advocate the burying of past dif-
IferenEs, we do n t now recall a ainglelcase
'in w hit leadin. minister of the: South et
"any nominatio . has accepted the Olive
branch of peace •,, d reameiliation; - which,
in numberless ' . , . cgs, ims been extended
Ito their by men .• corresporeling positions
at they North , ; or • who has pribliely token
the mine ground' in promoting reconeilia..
I don 'cihich politi."ans have tam in their
spite* We ha •., travelled , in the South
since the war cw . have read the religions
paperi; of the So .th ; we have conversed
with all• classes o persons who have vigted
the South; and . - above is the result of
our observation • .d experience.' „ _ '• • .
Tht's remarkeb e evidence from anwill=
tit i reo
ing bilit compet. , t Nitqeas, iBen' d to'
the gravest eons deration.• Of its co t.
ness there can h. no.question.] It st#lies
-one of the atm. :est arguments ire bate yet
seen in favor. 4
_4 o . Congressional plan of
.11ecoestruction, . in fact, against any Be.
1 constlmetion iv . , .ver. if .the' bans
of th South ma • •• . views so inlmi to
Onl y
the ,nion, if th•-• 1 :are . imbued (with '
of bitterness an , hestihh 1 t 4, the forth,
and tit free Mali , tions, if they pe ji 7l:ip•
veng, and be. .. to .rialo in their
, .
wherti shall we I . .. " with confidence, for
any ,;class whi" , is truly and h4krtily
El!!
loyal!?
TO truth is,
delais Bacons
bus* is n (led
need;to feel the
reco4eile them
Timi must be
• • I
,or eeal of Prciyid
that :the : eve
.just and rights
presiions the:
theil bands.
J.eztua H
und4raigned w
a Twitting of 'el,
certlin your vie,
ing law to au ,
dr
ty
afted, to
and a -I
y pu,
plc* angrer ,
the dame may
• •
Ot. 12, 186
• 4-
fixarrizmrs
for 4 me, askin:
ageiof a jor
bounty tax in
would say that
eat¢ of paying
seeilee, and :
paid to the 1 ,
and am not no.
bard:
thOse who we
staff at home, ••
was.myaelf
to mother to . :4
self b
thl hardships
erry to nse
H
CArrrox, Sept. 10, 1867.
,
Kn. Emit notice.' among the Union
Thipublican ..minations of our tonnti far
Auditor, the name of our neighboring
tokmanan o.li. Frew. Vlis, think, is
ns it should b:. For having bci4 intimate- -
Iy associated -111_114. F.. througliirears of
ritition Mad *l,', I think I knoyt the man
aCalis#, trueePabioi-aiViirnev
er graced the Union, Army . .business
'qiiudiftcaticins and habits, too; . 0 13 such as
tdenable . • to fill the pmdtion with hoi:
/Let all . hq ham to
.Republican princi
pies viri4 , . _ =publican . desidaratioris by, elect-,
ing him to o;; thus showing our approi
4ttion of. past serricos,ai a Tiddler.
. iM;, A. D. F. I.
ar t
NI~
.: .
tPITAL $6,000,000 - - '
Ind, extent. 4 of the routes of , Company Denver Cit and Pointit in Oo'o do and the
eitaldWunent of agencies at all p hits. of 4 , .
pintance in the Westentlitatea d Tenho.
rtes oomph, - ' a 4ontinuous eh 'of offices
.from New Y . • City to the Par Wed,'embrac.
Mg all the . . elpal olden and tow lu
obi% - -itt , ana, Illinois, - ichtian,
i f
1 'lowa ~" iaconoin Matson • Min. '
jneaota, : ansasi Nebras o,.etc.,
- theline ' f 'tleflieli Y I.
CEO to all po nts on o or •
and Erie Rail y and its Imitates; and Canada
-est, enab . . them to transmit , .
Goods,. C 4 ID; Bank-Notes, i i 'Jewell
and , Talnablegi 'i - '
,
th speed ' d safety; and - 41' thAtJtnusfei.
Their favo • ble connection irith other relta:
hie Express i . impales enable them' to gaarant
tee the pro ~ , t and faithful eiteeption of all
Express b. , ess in every part of the Western,
orthweste , and Southwestern -dte t tes ,and
: Notes, Dra , ails and•Abcoant4. d6llected;l
nd-the pro. eds returned Irith * -greatest'
despatch._ o , r rateeirld eas loyr.as charged .
4, any other arsrommum company. - :•;Exten•
Can °trouts bersreen • ~, .-- , 'l , . ,• '
• - „.,
WfiYfirl ; Athen# and T w o i , canda..
" This Coni . . ";have' also esilibl 'lied ()Meek
at Telluride . . Athena; TitTit:;' .. ' will 'On 'a
DAILY 1. . between Waverlr and -.these
ecarry . , ail flooda, Money, , ' ,and other,
t . . 6. an . - , ellverhig3 direct 'to eonsiget3m.
line will - embrace not may Goods received
by Railway, but offer the wittaavorabblopporl - ,
utility ',iv °riled forth e llerehants andCiti.
tens of-W a ly, ‘Ather& ind , • Tolman; ".fo'da
business wit each
,; -othei. We 4 lib* It andero -
stood thar.G o da, ntrustol 4,3 our este r de not
eaveonr ba , dimitirdellivertatte - the parties for
ham "they' tuttmded,lirdift)owilt,34 , Mi Otie
len M .amfo• ,:-'-- ..t, 1.. - 7Lt - -, f1t.,:c: — .,Z. ,-- 'fo
, . ,C. A ThrWlTTeNeen l i 4ap.
Fr.. - A. la : 6103,•Agint, yoftwie .
4 1 `-,, --,
Ilietot. 123:44 - ,. . :, 1.; !,..1.411- i:,,Y
r_itt
ialratiet
=2
.. Corsry occurrence which
I
ction, ,except = upon A just
al, ;:the ,Southern people
hastening lunui whicih will
..the new..order of Ailing&
de to .realiae that the do-
F
ca are unaltercibl and
ow_ of Slavery, is,,h ...the
.ns retriboticin 'for a. op
r4bnen, hie suffered at
I
Wnes—.Denr; •S7r: We the .
D appointed a, committee by
zens of Springfield,-to as
re upon the subject of pass-
Lome the raising of beim
ich persons les ha e been'
in substitutes. Aou will
soon as, convemerat, that ,
made public.
Mum* Himano,
L. L. I)sacn; J -,
Druz Fermata.
,• . Sept.lll, l
1807.
-Your note of to-day is be
. my views about the pass
e authorize the payinent of
certain cases. In. reply I
til
while I have been The adva
the men • who Went in the
till think they ought to be
extent, J. have never, been,
, in favor of levyinLanY ad.
upon the :peopl to pay
so fortunate las to IMOD
ith their families endfriencist
" and paid quite a, stun
in my place, t and think any
, having been able Lto avoid
the field. '''You ere at ID) ;
:as You may see proper. ,
AROPeetfullY, ' ,
' - lAups 11.1 WEBB,
.bard; 14. L... Beach; David
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MO
butt 10cm
EBB 00.
STATES. EXP
saiOPENG
'ilk chair
at'- to
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g°l4 4. 9 * s Pt'
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L-14. WAlav- , t-
CommlUeo."
T9waSit §oPt•
YOATIeN .
,P*.f . rt i l i ftP:.
1.;,..,.,-Tidg-,:-
4 , NIAN+Y 7y,, , A.„1,..e. S>:Tr'N ! ...G: F
1.,'
• 1 0 URCHAIS.VrtiN-WilliE
'`' - The uniefiligns4" wag ullglihi.n hlntiteit
vle il lu g etynat d 4 ple 7ll. l4l the toltt lize ttlatt ig'
all Ithaca! «tji
1116141'1.VAltt,
• 2 .;'z
Cln.tne abates?. no'lce. . As I mannfietnte the!
aols tnyeelf,tl tudoenittled: t betterin4
Incements than •-xinVers "AO .:htze their work
done. MettlinntiCsnPidled With everything in
the line at the lowestrole:<Eveltitilig 4 nold;
, .
$i TED..
and Adokiklint'tia Iri the
most.aporovell atsle, and ott , short notice.
Glver me a' lital° . Slibp vial& 13toiett ono'
S..c4 l 4o4Priln l 'llPP.:Tßi% a ; ;$::., • -
, " • 'R. P MUER. - 1
INAilaidneffiept. - 1.867., 4 , ,
EL , A) , A , It .1.:'14 1 r . r....A.: ~.p. ,- NA :1„. 1 :, 1
dii]jiilS&W liitigid,' :;:u Y''
itespeCtfully litremt Atteir customers - and , . Ors
pubtkrerally,- that L althouglt, the tire, omit
liieued rims toss Cud temporary interruption
to our jautirtess.
STILL' SURVIVE In
Ad. have --punkaged largo !twit ,of Now
doodu, built a -now
E 1 11 - >AN T-Ar - -SJ,T 0 E I
And arc Wily Reponstracted and doing bust
- The front of oh i r stcireis , now on Pine street;
about 100 feet fro'il Main #reet;'at E. T. Pox
now.Powells] Old oorner. If -you should gp
into Powell's arid walk straight through the
van of.the back end' of; his store; you would
finkyoutself arpiong the stoves, pots, kettl es,
ant, bettor/AIM viral of oar new stare: But
as you can't got through the wkii;just walk Lop
Pine street 'our Shebang, where we kcei a
billing of Hardware.— We have &great varier
COOKING-AND PARLOR STOVES
,-; 1: •
Among tAgEO3 the
AMERICAN, ' '
TRIBUNE,-
‘
' , ,F41111F445,
STERLING,
• CRIENTAL,
- MORNING"
. ' GAS." BURNER; ttc't
A-complete asprimentof.
Iron, Steely-Nails; Window Glass;Sash Ke
cone 011 Table sod Pocket..Cutlery,.Perra•
ing 'fools; Carpenters'' arid ' - Joiners •
Jilaaksmith;.Tools L
Lead Pipe; POwder, Puna,
;;Pistols,- duo.•
tVe arelagonts for ' '
Elmira Mill Co.'s Iron.
DUPONT'S
,POIVDER
•
IC.I.I.OSENE OIL
yirp mAparactare
IRORI WORE,
:And do all sorts of JOB WORKin our line. -
Cash paid tor, Old :Iron, Cast and Wrought
Scraps ; Copper; Brasc - Sheep. Pelts, Rags, - Puss
Feathers, Bees WaZ (to - We buy cheap, sell
cheap, and are content with 'small profits. •
• . GOODING . ,t ,RUSSRI.L.
Tewanda; Sept:ll4B6T. ' '
L .0 T •:;-?1
1I VG,
FALL AND WINTE. CLOTHING 1
COHEN & EQ§E.NFIELD,
[Next door'-to Fox,' 'Stevens; thitaur k Co.,]
Have just received Iheir
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
=I
From New York and the attention of the prib
lid hi invited to tin Large: and attractive'sioek
-of Beady blade lien's and Boy's-
eIIOTHI :a1
iow o ff ered to the public at the lowest market
does, and whikh will be sold cheaper than
y other store is Ibis place•or Viciiiity: ! They
ve just opened a fine assortment of Goods,
stilted for the season: , Call and' sea' the , new
styles, comprising the following articles : :
Doeskin, Pilot.4.' Beaver' Overcoats,
BUSINESS SUITS, ALL STYLES,
Doeskin:and cassimere
PANTS AND:VEST'S;
,• - •
Of all grades for men and Joys. wear, andlurre ,
also a une assortment of
GENTS QQODS,
Plain and Fancy Casaiateres, Sidrta, Littettand
Kraals Shirts, Undershirt/1 and Drawers',
Overalls:said Over-Flirts Lima sad!
' • Paper Collarti and Coda: )3atipaii•
den; Gloves, :Ties,
raga, and a good stock of.
'4l-A S N ID,' 0A; P S'.
Haying. a man constantly in New York, send.
Ingthem goods-'they 'are prepared to'seal to the
trade teaaosabil t sad ; to satiety :your Ogre,
mall and see 'hem, and"convince yoorselt of the
tact, that they senturobeanest:
COHEN ac "NOSENtPiNCD.
Next door to Foxy Stevens, Nucor it Co.
Towanda,Sopt. 11367, >,
pisItION-Allll- .IAILORING
s , I
xwrs . assRZW,;
hifiirina the ''Oltizeio of TOirinia
Borogh, that he has opened a •"'
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' •• ITAILOR SHOP"
•
•
In Phinney`S,Building , opposite.thelleasialliirtse
and golkits tr share pr. public pat ro nage..„
He ispreParceto ent"anti stake garments in
•the moSslashinnalgelole4::rad the •most &ma
ble wanner,. l'errect, ,be
,Outtingunt Ilektringliomio order on 'short
••••„ r, ficl4../it /207.
9ELlaligorp At cost
Thelitykildgned harehygive.. notice to their '
,u ,.,Thise goods are le good Cieedition'and will 0
friends and the public generally , that ;they., wlll lirt :^ '. r ". 1 - • '., ; , '.; k:' '0 t,
commence selling after this, day,_Ang. 8.180, , s .
theligntlre iftaolt of MERCHANDISE; 'eonsiat , . '—'6in PER (:ENT BE f in * , oos i* of
Jog"! ,:
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D R T WO 6-D,S; Vlt 0b E lil 'AIS" A it s i g ' obliged t o &se c 6 il i t . the i tc ki f i r _ii i : n i,
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R4IIIW4•I4Er ARQS,4 MEDICRIES, i"' I* SP"'" 14 ' 44 0 11eu - - t'., 0-:;a1
tilts.' eiii-i s prs:. Tio - Oprs ''st#tiolgif''ci'lihnll
at
thili tibt o l eiittk otr tor d 184. 6w . _ ' bo y
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1 ; HAwit CAPS , WOKS .A,STATIONEIBE J , 1 imarkm p poile th a iire ani ng ouw , j : .., • , ~r,
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EXPLOSION!
NO KOBE . -PRIOSTPUL '4OOIDRIBIE
azi.1:44 10 4 1- ,_*A l s, l 4.tAßO.Ohnelin,let :j• •
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Brs7/iiitit 'lllusinoting - .A6 e'l
yolk to be eon-
W IS
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/f. 0: r '•;:f 'al rig I
• ttierekliti as site' as:Witt . litiNLN!"
its4l4
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EQUAL::- 'TO IN POWER
And tsf2pso and !ess 4szsling.
i.
IT COSTS ONIf-liAl f
.FIESS THAN
IMEM
ta l iaiddly enpereeoding ',the letter art tele;
wherever-it hue been Introduced ! _r_ ! •
' We-only sets_ you ,to:eve` It; one' trial; YOU
WIbL CONTINUIL/TSAISH IF.-YOU-DO i ,
itg. The agent is .noirk-eanvessing Bra'dford
want ter the purpose et SELLING' Tvnitt.
TOR and Rights to Ita tintaetnre,aad Sell the'
IL "
O e ell will ready lutrkt.t . ' ' •
. , . - •
FOR iT IR ALL WE; IiPRESZIVT 1T
-j l tEAr
Whlle 'the tonatiaker
50-M_CF4T ITS , US ,
- j• ' 'CALE kEilirraitt
Agents for .Bradfordluiquelinani,:
Ins, Luzern, liVryom g, Carbon; and ether
4! , : unties' tn Pennnylvaßa. titept.A:,fBtti
- . .
EW;STOBI AND NEW GOODS
47013111110111 THE NEW YOIIifdABENTD.
OHEAP - 40 - Trip OFINAP4T:
`''ihe sulUieriberi have pare:hosed the building
lately owned by A: J. - Noble, (one • door south
of Beldlennues Block,) and have. filled It with
GROCERIES Axp..ritovis;oxs,.
' WOODEN AND WILLOW yvw,-.
rinita of all: Mai in their 'season, (fieshind
dr•ed), in fact every thing 'usually found lira
0 N S-T 0 R, , ,F#.
A share of the riatroriale' . of
. Tovranda - and.
41-11i 44 ' 1:rinl e tliell s ghetntket Price' for ali t
kinds of -. • . • • • ,
'Z
• * citariitßy 'PRODITC. •:. "
We also have . the sole \ Agency 'for Zradford
and`adjoining counties for the ale of the Oele-:
Yftglafa and4iiNsorth
discount m ade
I t re d t
A b • C c a l l llth e di a l a sa aZco ••
Towanda. API /861, .
11111
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Bach as ; _
HIE
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NO
Audition who engage in' itainanufacture.
T HE .PEOPLE'S BENEFIT
. .
BOIMNING NEW
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200 POUNDS IN Al BARREN . !
FOUNTAIN'S PREMIUM FLOUR;
THE BES* - LN USE
Ismannisctured by the subscribers In Michigan
from the best celebrattiu ' • -
MICHIGAN \ HITE WAEAT:
TEits favoriie Flour d ims no, mnp . orio.r., •It is
ut up in , - ,
'\ - • •
TWO IitINDIZEirPOUND
OR 5O mum) s'Acies,
I ' .
And 'little exelni3ively trultre Oe null want
of th e rel.ail trade,. „ • 4 1 r- •
BUY THE P;io 13AtOLS;
1 - And the '-'
B E T. F 4 . 0 U
Cash Dealers suppilei.at a EanaU tultanee item
cost of liannfacierlng.
JWholeaale Flour Darien; at WAVERLY, Thiga
county, and PORT TERVIS, Orange co., N. Y.
An 22, J.'
R. Pt/RETAIN •?c, CD.
1867: ' •
,
F AN°
GOOPS & MILLINERY;!,
-A fhte Bele:Son of
F4.Nstrir.GpoDg,iEPTLYR. - S;
BROLOERY PATTERNS, '
- Goods, Waigi;
: BIBS, Bums, au! , 4
'OOIWWEIa ' GaPTES, YANKEE - NOT/ONS,
Toys and EON of altidnds. MSc a fine lot of
• MILLI T. t/r001?E3
- Poraalc the ap at Dr. - ICartees" ataidta
Main Stmt., lane 6, '
B . .c.r.-.P. Y.R...k.9u-T-J..:,
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J; M. COLLINS,
Raving* Ilia store burned, at, tilt:late fire, is
;Owns of disposing oft& entire stock of
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CLOTHS, • :i
TRIMMINGS,'
CiEny'§F:ONISHING GOODS;
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GREATER R _ EDUCT•ION
IN'' , P. 11,101.3
MU
nl)e2" of our
firm eonstant in-Now York;
we Otve been _able within the
Past fe.w'OciP . to PlNfit.kErge
. „
vriolent'ict tatzons in
the maileetB, aid have, .made
heavy purchaos of all ki2ids
of GO ods hi Our line
MiliGll - -:13-E.L9 W
REGULAR MARKET RATES
May 73,. 1867..
THE GREAT lINVCOD STS
No.43o . .Vesey Street, New York,
Have opened hi connection with their p,
- extensive Wholesale Es'abllshment, a large and.
ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENT
'Per the express purpose of retaillawtheirgoods
to CONSUMERS AT IMPORTING PRIDES.,
and thus save them the immense profits Which
usually go
,to the middle men and speculators,
We ,guirmntee our. teas - and coffees-, .* all
times to be freer andvure ,and warrant all goods
sold froth this lionselo give - entire satisfaction;
othersirise the goods' may bS. returned, and the
money will be :refunded. : -
PRICE LIST.
oo LONG, tlllachl.6o, 80, 90, $l,OO. per, 1b...
Best. MIXED, [Green and: Black] 60, 70, 70,
80, 90, $1,90 per lb., Best.. YOUNG 11YE0 N;
[Green] 60 ; 70; 80; 90; - $l,OO, $l,lO, 81,25 per
lb., Best. IMPERIAL: [Green]•9o, 81,00, 81,25
ENC. - BREAKFAST, [Black]. 70, 80, 90,1,00;
1,10,1;20,be5t.. - : JAPAN-, 90, 1,09,1,25 per l.
GUNPOWDER, 1,25, 450 per pothd.,
OE
GROUND COFFEES. _
iIIIBE TDO, 2 0 "25, and `3o'eeiats per pound;
BEET OLD G OV T•BNIIIENT JAVA, , 4Creints-
DOTAL OLUB—IWza Fine--35 Cent&
We hove appointed:
MESSRS. ,COLicELL WHITMAN; . •
'Agents for tie sale. or oar' Teas atid-Coffees at
Who will furnish clu.rom all parts of Brad.
ford county. All go are put up by ourselves
in one pound packages at our Warehoe in
New_York onti, retailed at Canton by Messrs.
COLINSLI, dv_WHITMAN - atl the same prices
Which they - are tube had 9vei our - countefs in .
New York. AU good.s pat ip by ua bear the
TRADE MARK of " The Great United States
Tea Warehouse," *of T. Y: Kelley & Co:(stauw
ed on the package. None others are gentune•
We solicit a ' • •
FAIR AND 'MOW:MGR . TRIAL,
o
,ti
(Di
Of bur goods from' all who are interested in'
buying a flnt-elassarticieal Tca and Coffee, at
the lowest possible, rates.
Sc .t. 12.184. ' • .
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0 s d• REAP!
AND GREENBAO KS EMOWN
•
NEW,. AND R&M CHANCE " ' .
o.„i E EY I
The anOcribora having; on band, a Laig . . a .ni
eatenalie . „
•
•
004jr.IS • • •
And wishing to dispose of them=
fortheir Pall and' Winter • Stock, no* offer the-
following inducements persons wishing
to purchase Goods.in that line.. -
We have put up In packag s
D E§S` PITTERI4St
Of trait:kis st y lessuld'kladi iitiritleetil price
freak%) cote to $1,50 per yad, at as low rates
Attlee laitobAtality ef:goods can he bouglit la
this beretigh; or vfainithaad la..tareaty of the
package! we have pat In •
G.R, E-Er.N:B A OKS ••
Either t al. $3, $3, ei.or $5,-so that you not only;
chance of purchasing tutd_ goods at"
very low prices, but may find IL-the package d ,
gift 0f one of„thaforeffning Outotts4 •
A sample of each patters tir plainly ex;
Wilted on the outside of the packagei_anci
number of yards gusrraa teedt
B. A. itl;Cp,,
Outdoor - no of oo Office. , •
Towanda,,fierd42;lB67. f f
Don't forget the place. ,
',
f• -r
BEE
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i Du,' sigrit it' T TLOB - 1 , .
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-Would taltd thirep i tthilty 'et';thiniking the
filendn who en IMO Laseisted:theintat the late
fee `lad **wind 'ltiluitt•notisedonely in •
terfetedVitittthedi'Manese, - -wffikh t ths,37 All
cooldifevta IfClt'Oet's store, in t ,
iy r
Toyama;
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P . ,%7 ,s -; • -
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visztueresme44ho otiontioosbit'lait fpx Pik
Mo. d•;ottoo to Inform ber patrons that she is
ii / ble to offbr thei'idvatitsiges'of-hei' histitt , itten
tokalatiscitit4they efoYonog •=. • .
F,! - ..F m tnnoto the languit Ale 4icitiol_
'lt: • refers y I.entitsstoo' to J. it
now*, Esq., Greenwood, Wm:Ow/112111mi gui
and aads,ya
- 1164:4",1591; ' •
• • • • - ••• - -
tiENNST - WIANIA - STATE ,
SCHOGb, 4 . 100 CO.,
eT - Pacui,Ty
W. , A. • AIAtN Piole.a4o.r:o.f Yarnr.,l
•
r. at.d •
.1.% To STREET; A: M.; Pr9fealor cif - tar.gu.e,(•,.
ABLES L -11. TERRILL; A.' - Irf:',.Prilts'•or 0
latifinages
1 • and.. Draw.
toir SIJE CONARD,' bra r4e3
Ma#:llsl.l . r.J. BRIGGS, B. T.,. Principal. of
.•• 7 '
• MOdagellOOL
„ -
'Li G r:or Inrtimit
Mtal and
. • •
}his ALlCEAgelaratiVingruetnif
-, • • , •;- - cof • •
• ; • • gonoor. - .14411807:5., •
Pirst Term bWrii - Beptembeiol;
•. • 1 E,edora• ‘.• • - Decerizikr. , - 9,- WU.
Third •"" •-• Mardi • , 21; Ir,a7.
. •axi , axars PaB AT air or 1.4 wmaza :
Fur Fall:tiad Spring Ternvinefuding• board -
„room rent, tuition; `bock fuel, ( 4!.
•- • • ind:*reafiliag,' - .f •• -- - • f;„ nn
For -"- • • • ..w 0
,For day rtudeats tuitio nand lkiok Treat.. to (.0
Taal expenahalnr school yeir: en -
-No onna. charges" Students' - Itesare it.r
dished With'Otoies, elltalra,-tehl m
s,ltandx, rathi:
bedstads, mattresaua,:pilloAra and 4)lk
table. For further infonnationisera for
r logue. Addfess Principal: 'Aug.
• .• • • .
Q USQUAT AN NA- COLLEGIATE
I.J LNSTITUTg.
2'o WANDA, ERAbraltb CO.; PA.
The Faß.Term .Wlll open WEDNESDAY,Sep
tember 113,1867. Instructions will be furnished
in the'four coursed, viz t• ENGLISII.,CIeASSIC,'
NORMAL and
or, ,PRENCH and DRAWING ; ,VOCA 1. um!
INSTRUMENTAL "MUSIC . ; 'I . .MAWING and
PAIETING: • • - •
ihatding tht*lnstitute will be under the
imnieclidte chaigeor thz Prin.cipal. For term,.
.019.;miplyluunediaiely.to the I.n:wird.,
• 7: WI: SAMUEL F. COL:r.
Aug. ti. - 1 67, I Tewaed.i.
SS lIUNT .• will . .-•'re•ope.n hrr
_ILL school for Young Ladieg: on MGND V,
SEPTEMBER 2,4551.• . • .:1
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Englixh brindles - „ , jal 00 (( S9S CO
I French of &Min •• - • '2: -s (ra.; l 'f) •
-Deiluation,madelfor
ed by-iirbtracted ipncss.
Towanda, Aug. ?0.! 1507 —3m.
tellangous:
Ell
LE TAILORING !
FXSIIION
pAviDsosr,
Ilisliectftilly announces to tbe:public that he'
ha. opened a Tailor - Skip in _llarlington Bor.,
.412& will cut and make Shea an! lays Gam:env.
In Vie ni , •at substantial . had oinionable
ner. CUTTING- . done on short notice .um cr)
rcuonable tenio. -
Particular attention given to , Cleaning 0.1
Repairing Clothes - or all kinds.
• Harlington. Eclat. 3; 1867.- -. ,
VENV. -. 13001' AND: SHOE STORE
I
, • ,
G. B. TITUS,
'llkspectfallyrinforma the citizens of Towanda
Baronet. tt , at he has opened -a Boot and Shot
Shop •In liwhy's Scdfding, west side of Hai, -
street; whole ho will ke p on hand i stwa
BOOTS AND - pia Es,
Adopted to Men's and Women's weak) to,wh'ch
he invites the attention of the public.
Particular care will be paid to Manducterint:
the . verybe4 stock wilt be usCd, sada e work
minship,will be warranted first class: The 1-
tronage thellqblic is solicited, conyMt th. t
Satisfaction . can be given. • • ' 7 .
. Old Rubber Boots and Shoes neatly p
'and half-soled. Robber soles attacheci-to
boots. • . .- •
Towand Sept. 3 ., 1867-.- •
W B r KELLY' Dentig. 0111,,`•
• over Wickbam di; Black's, Tow: , nds
All the - various styles .of work scleritliL.l4
done.spi • warranted: ' P . artlcntar .htteolo.i
.callect.to the Alloratnara B tse for _A rtirx t .,.
Teeth, which', 1.1 egnally..q.ts (1 , ‘1 , 1 I
far snperiorto either Robber. or - Saver. L•
csU find examine specimens.
Chloroform or Ether administered under .11-
rection of. a Pliyaidan when desired.
- Aug. 6. 1867.—tri • • •
•
WANTED:-,By the o Towanda' Tan-.
T.Y /dui Compauy, Two litiridrod - Tho - aiaud
of the , hest quality, to 'be delis; vitit
itumediatc.l3 , , at their ' , AP - arks at Groeuwoud.
248.67. '
HE TOWANDA = BAKERY"
•
." .EATISG ESTAAISHMENT !
WOOD • Ar.' ALLYN havkng parclia.Ad the
:Baker) , ezd Eating" Establishment and Ortiepry •
recently
li
kept by 11i11 , 3r.Smilh i llest: door *oath
ef - the-Ward liaise, Main street; 'Fonda,wa
Pa., and having re-ilogeriPartlto same., they =lns
'prepared to- bi.rdsh their 'cugtomera aid
publi with everything la' their line at' Mau: k • ,
able retes t • ...
TI11;11t. • EtiTINGISE4RTMENT -
•
:Is fitted. •np in the tdost aiproved stile und
Meals are served at all hours, and their,store fs
ailed with a good-assortment of
11ROCERIES, opEcs
AND DRIED Fraii:rB, ,tot. --etc
They will keep in' store and sell at wht , lep.Ale
-and retalror manufactare to order .'
BREAD,,.*RISOUIT,.
tous, BUNS, PIES AND
Of all kinds. , :.Also-will keep the best Cracker- ,
of • all kinds in the mark,ot, •by the ba rrel or
pound.. Freak. Oysters conitantly ~n Laud by
:the keg or dish, Oarp- as the cheapest. They
will use the best -materials in every thing al id
will try to please the most fa,stidkus. .
*lr.-Wedding and other fancy Cakes made to
Order. •
1611,4Farritlies supplied : daily Auld proool4
with anything desired in.our
They employ none but the' most skilful wotk
,mett, and use only the best material. -They are
determined' toleep a first class Istoblishment.
Give us a fair:and candid trial and you will find
it to your advantage.
G. WOOD.' J. Sr. ALLYN.
Towanda,-Aug. lie7.—yr. - •
EIIAY.,-;;Canae;tti,--tbO eileltssure
of the sabscriber is Herrick town shi
about the lot-day of July, a imall• Brown Ye 1-
log. 'Mate in. theforebeacl. The. obilkor lird ,
quested to' prove piopeTty, pay eh.rgoiau i
t,ker said steer avray4 . -•-
; • 'Calms raw?.
Herrick, Sqiit. 2, IVA.*
C HEAP: i
ASSAGE PROM OR TO
IRE 1 D-• 011:ENetAND I
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iiiiintiot, co. LINZ 'OP sitilissUltl- TROY. OR TO
, 4r qotett. &I targitroot.. _
_ _Virinkttha - autom's old i'lltadefir Elie" of
Ltverteoll'a kotl; sAilirtgVe9 week.
Swallow-tail Line or `de to lea.
pm; m 11100114", alFtonth.-,- , , -
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'ileraktinc6s, to'Rigland',lrela0 , 111 d Scotland
poyabla (Xi tleptan4:
I%ft:father frattlonlars;iptily Will.anis
NewArattiti or 4;'
•- • C. 1 1 ,-;11.401e ... .f. CO.. Milkers.
oct,. 1, VAG. - Towanda . I
INTERN:AL:REVENUE !
'. • Notko la blirebu . i.glren that the Annos - I
lletot Exche taw foillB6l:tarbeen transmit
telt& me by the giemioe t &lute° sane has be
°erne Amend payable:. :.All-persons
In the County of BRADFORD wild make ;my-
Mint iftbe.Collecter's Mee' Towanda, on or
befotetitel2th day.uf September; 1887- Notice
-1114.1 givea - that , ail persons:who neglect or re
hum to 'pay tberdutiee and , stasee wow(' op.,
them within tfie' time.specified. become Ii
able to_pity . the , , penilthla. ed by law, in
'addition. ' ,; L. SCOTT. /
• • - • • ' Colledior 13thinitslci;PenYtt. -
"'lc:Wanda - ; gag:, q; 1387.. ; „ •
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0-the Mira Idea.