IMM2
CS
hite
-:—G6V. (44 ,cfAntiMitalAtt, aas
pardoned aiu . an :charge& witioJuimitirl on
cOiadition. •thit hive that .Bftite for
•
—The GreatuDerricieriti?' hmeting
in Baltimore, last week, - with
cheins for 3eo Daviiimtdit "WilYeti 13 04 0 -
--Geb. Ciiikbyittearrying Eve& the
ikon/mid Orders ttl'llesitual Sickles; so the
I's.; President and. his • ,rebel friends have not,
gained by the change.
tilaY by SO iii'Unnitinktioli
on Saturday night testis estimated at
• 000. The amount of insurance Llama let
beep ascertained. -
—The: Montana volunteers h a ve
•had a fight: with the . Sioux . and Crow In
, diens. , Two whi tes were killed . Loss of
the Indians not known. • • -
—Tilo Tjaiour Pacific : Railroad is
now.finished four hundred and sixty miles
west of °Mahe,' and within fifty miles of
Cheyenne City.
man maned Get Higgins,
while in Buffalo, a' few nights ago, became
frightened and jumped into the ereek,where
he was drowned.
Dominican Government has
.le:lined selling the Bay of Samaria to the
rnitectStates for a naval station. _
—Several Sotithern editors have
recently_seen the ghost of J. Wilkes Booth,
and they now assert that he is alive. ,
There has ieen a great manhood
suffrage meeting held in Dttbliii, Ireland.—
The Lord Mayor presided, "
—John Peters, a hard working, in
tlustrioUs. mechanic of Chester, Delaware
county, has been left a large fortune, from
an uncle recently deceased in Illinois.
—During the last three Months the:
ninuber of arrests in New York and Brook
lyn cities was ?7,313. - Of these; 5,921 could
Lot read and write, and two-thirds were,of
foreign birth.
—The butelairs of New York are
angry becauss they can no longer 121
t,Lndhter iu the densely populated
!Actions of the city. Ben. Wood advises
tLezu to forcibly resist.
• —While a steamboat excursion was
foarting from Pat-t0:134, near Sandusky,
ollioo t tvo young women became emight in
the coil of the stern line, and each had a
leg talzen of
--Sheridan captured a cannon for
vvery two_days,and two rebel flags for every
three day: of his actiVe service• during the
wAr, For this fact the rebels hate Sheri-
-Ir, auticipatioli of the-yellow fe
driving away the o'llleials okitioile, the
;.,‘,ti nuleut liar withdrawn all Government
lianas deposited there, to \points farther
, ^J north.
—A married man, and 'father of
[ three children, named Wm. Millman, shot
,himself, in New Yolk, on. Friday last, after
:itttortipting to shoot his mistress.
—Bresvct Maj. dun. Griffin, who
temporarily iu command of the Fifth
Military Distriet,reeently died at Galveston,
~f yellow• Oer. MO ;Gen. Joseph A. Mow
;
ler socetetts'him.
ontrage has been pertaArated
loathe United States Consnl in Crete by the
'Turkish officials, who invonetzed and open
-.e1.1 his dispatches. Satisfaction has been
kleinanded, but, thnk far, refrmed.
~.-.Judge Bryson, of tb)e United
States District Court, now sitting in Green
: yule, has issn - ed orders that the names of.
.tiegroes as well as other citizens be placed
upon the jury lists.
Schofield' haM appointed an
,eleetion of cielezal.: - !,9 to a State Convention
yin the 3 . 31 of Oetob,:s% The registration
;lists - will be revised fo,nrtecia hpfore the
Inleetioo.
Theresa Wierman was murdered
at Yonkers by lierlover, Frederick Schraf
lbanserf, tato aftetwards committed suicide.
liltiregnifed affection is supposed to be the
eansa bf ale tragedy. '
—The rel3els bro)ie up a Republi
can ureeting
.at Hagerstown on Monday,
(and stoned the house of a Republican
citi
zen:
,Their cry WAS "Johnson and the new
(Maryland) constitution."
Stockholm Admiral Farragut
has Inlet' wilh a reception •fully equal in en
thusiacon to the ovation of which he was re
. centlyihe object on the occasion of hia vie-
its to Crtnstadt and to Stettin, in Prtsin
—The Pope has resolved to call a
General Council, to be composed of dignita
-I*ries of the Catholic Churches from all parts
of thelivorld.• Seven Cardinals have been
named by His Holiness to make the prelim
inary arrangements.
—A duel was fouglit near Conn°ls
vine, Ind., pn the 12th ipst., between Hon.
J. W. Car/ultimo], fonmerly State Senator,
and a lawyer named J. W. Mayo. Qa the
second .rould Mayo was allot pear the heart.
—Fifty-one new cells are being
- added to the new county prison at Reading.,
—Mr. Murtiu lloist,ofilartly town
ship, Union county, diet lust week at the
j ive ot" 1-07 yoftzs.
•Ilarpey, 8011 of Cyrus Sherk,aged,
twelvefears, was scalded to death by water
from a tea-kettle, at Beading, on Saturday.
`of fast week.
A - man named lifeCormic, in De
troit, got drunk a few days itgo and beat Ms
wife to death in a moat shocking manner.
,T4ob Wool and his wife gagde
lens; committed suicide in East Liberty,
Allegheny coupty, last week, by taking,
sneak.
—An old Quaker meeting house
just been tiold in Beading, which was
1 1 1 )tt of logs in 1776—0ne hundred and one
Years ago- -
—Hdover, recentiy convicted of ar
son in Berk! county, committed suicide in
jail, at Beading, lent weer,
—The body of Sarah Cooper, of
Litchfield, -wss found dead 'in the Worth
Branch, near Athens, a few days. ago. She
_destroyed berselfin a fit of insanity.
. --Secretary Browning has gone to
White Sulplmr Springs, Va, for his health,
\ --The applicatron of Fitz John Por
ter for another tiffeaill be referred to Con
gre, ss.
4-It is - Low *ell understood, bs
all parties, that A l Vaina will give n
majority of 40,1*. t-
-, \ru mored that. the treacher
oqe Edgar Oowan has been invited to swept
the Secrete Lip of the We: Department,.
and that the nkoriotts Black is to be geeie
tart' oeState in place of-the dead Seward:
—Morrovi'ls.lmrry . betienaid-'
tasted Nriktiabir;._
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Towanda, ThuMlabeiePk26l
union Repubtiedii 4. ltom:
FOB AIMS cor Nei*
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HON. HE*/
OP ALLEGHAZfIri? COUNif.
lUimbitagn County Ticktt!
r iagENT Y MI2 I ,
JAVES:II.' WEBB,
J.F.CHAMBERLINior WYAT 1,114iG.
L.• rw : AsvuEn,
.110 REY, SNINEI44 ? ..
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ockumiasloNEN.
JOHN .A. gQfp.pY,,, OF ROW..
AMY OMEICIMONZIW
JOS, FOULICE;or WEST Buivr'N.
• , AUDITOIV _ i
o.' D. .FIELDS, OF Aimime.
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ELECTION, TUESDAY, OOTOBES 8.
UNIO2It REPUBLIC4kW
MASH MEE,T,INdS
.Roy, Tueskii, Octobei 1.
7bwern4a, Wednesday, 00.2.
Leßay4ville, 7hursdai 3.
CommMming at 2p. m.. at 'eat
JAMES W. NYE,
The elognent,and able Senator from:: Nap,
da, will certainly be present and ailldreris
the meeting. Invitations , have also been'
extended to
•
'Gen. Ben j. F. Butler,
HOY. HENRY
.TVILSON,
HON. SIMON CAMERON,
HON: FOItNE'IS •
Ana other distingaoihed speakers, and it
iv confidently expected that' - one 9r more
*ill attend. - - I
THE MASS MEETIN4S.
,
The Mass Meetings to be held at
Troy, Towanda and Leßaysville,,
next week, should demonstrate to
our opponents that the people are
thoroughly awake - to the impoitunce
of the result of the pending 1 oleo,
tion. Republicans of Bradford, do
riot fail to attend *these mee ings !
( 1,
It is time that you arouse from
your lethargy, and prepared for auk
great struggle on the second Tues
day of October. With the renegade
JOHNSON, plotting the overthrow of
your principles, the peril of the
hour overshadows all the great dan
gers thiough which we have passed.
Do not think because the National
armies have triumphed dyer Abel
foes, that alLis cafe. The. "Price
of Liberty is eternal vigilance," and
if Freemen now permit Copperheads
and Rebel sympathizers to control
the Government, the blood and
treasure of the Nation has been
wasted in a-fruitless struggle. ;
Rally!! Republicans to these meet
ings. Give one day_to your coun
try, and make ready for the elec
tion. The able and eloquent Sen
ator from Nevada, Hon. JAMBS W.
1
NYE, will address each meeting, and
there is promise that Attorney Gen
, ~, _
1 erat 15REWSTER, and other popular
I spea)ters will be present, Let these
,meetings be demonstrations which
shall evidence that you are fully
alive td the importance of the result
this fall.
ARE YOU ASSESSED 1
The .law requires voters to be As
sessed teen days before the enaction.
Consequently Friday, Sept. 27th, will
be the last day on which assessments
can be made._ We call upon every
voter to seethat his name 18 1 on the
Assessor's book.. We also call the
attention of R,epublipan C(Aumitteep
to this matter: Have a 'thorough it -
quirimade in each town, and seb
that no votes are:lbst through i negleo
of assessment.
THE DANGER OF THE HOUR.
At no time since our political troa
hies began,have, we stood in as great
peril as we stand in at this moment
It is true that Union patriotism hap
prevailed in the strife in the field,but .
one foe is not beaten, and we s ee hiu3
now in every nook and corner of the
South, making ready for another ap•
peal to arms. Who of us here at the
North would have prophesied this,
eighteen months ago, when our foe
beaten,, crushed, despairing and beg
ging fin mercy overran the Capital of
• the nation in his pure nit of pardon,
and eat the dirt 'at the feet, of the .
President in his plea foimercY No
'one.; no one aould have expected such
change of circumstances. - It did
not= seem - possible that our people
could so easily forget the bleod and
sacrifices of a four years war,: the ex
pen'se, sorrow and misery of that ter
rible, struggle as to voluntarily invite
Anothec!4oodier yet. Were our eue
mica mily sectional, had we only Jef
ferson Davis and Robert' Lee io fight,
the prospect 'would not be on dark,.
but we haie enemies in' our very,
midst, men,whose veins will bleed as
well as ours, men who have as much
property to sacrifice upon tliealtar
a bloody war :as we have, l ,:who, , to
day, are _ inuugprating this ;coniiict
anti laying the : train tO,,the terrific ex
plosion. Such men mareactum them,
only atruggitng for'political right s,
'
4
k r
that th • -interests of thew .
dear ' ''
broo . arty are '_ hound up W k. ,. It
. :' * tir:'4,0440e4m4
, , , rjtita .T441:11441
c, vet
tln , Y ~ ,;1i41it,6 , 3 . 1 7 4i 6 i • 110 d
Yin.,;)iit liteke l - : 117
stttiaticfp VtrUitih ' grvo
power ,nd oppolVaity to work
results . 1 ',- ,
WEo'Zse . s — it - oTiaiiiiFtl'tVPiiiutify - k
vituht4nd New York liecume;Aerno..
oratiodr, J9/INOON_wili, Construe it - at
an indorsement of, hip i policy \ aid ' s:.
verdict against Congress e AndiOvi
' &any- - ignorant men just - iiiiiiiraiiiie - d
will tike front thO hand. of his denio !
: . cratid ieider)ihiiiisilot.ehailifid With
such ireineolotts power and cast it'
the . welfare Of - 148 adopted
ugaina
coentr , 1
The
mere
:e ire thousands of au& then,
I, ohs, slaves of his Will,or,of the
1 1 ill, of party, for" milliose-:vniene
blind
our *1)
dldmiti3 Piesidpnt seagerly ,
isteni
ig as it *ill confirm him in his '
course' of usurpation, and be -. an
to his acts There are.men
but ybsterday embarked upon- the
ocean for their shores; whose only
idea of free government is unbridled
license, whose vote may settle . the
policy of our gover nment for years tol
cane. / Su& men ire fr . eqttently bon
eat and would" do right if permitted,
but ally fall.into the bands of dtima- 1
gogueb, into Fraxermei Weon's for in
stance, and become the willing tools
of dangerous men. Men hold , up their
hands' in holy, horror ivli,en you talk
of" negro suffrage, but' it.ls a solemn,
fact that there is no voting district
in alLthe south even when every voter
is a negro, so utterly dissolute and
drunkenand degraded,so entirely un—'
fit to exercise the- franchise, - as that
which sends the bully, prize fighter,
state prison convict, gambler,- and
black-leg, JORN Moatusszy to Con
gress-Ito make lawcifer decent Inn,
and never, never has our country
been So. disgraced as 'when he took,
his seat in a house which, could once '
'claim such pure patriots as Joruir
QIIINC I Y ADAMS, HENRY CLAY, and SILAS
%JOT as its oaf:tubers.
But we were speaking of the effects
which the election of democratic tick
et( in Pennsylvania and New ' York
woul have upon Mr. Joussom. Does
lEe believe.suoh a result would
d to the good of the country ?
the congressional policy be
Id out do you tliiiik ? No; no,
more astounding defiance of the
ar will wotild succeed and. then;
hat then ? why, a bill of im
ment—this would be all this
ted man would ask. Congress
be ejected trona:their seats at
oint of the bayonet. -• Do yon
the r President_too good -a man
this ? Let in; tell you,he is just
an to do it, and see, • what will
i justification. "The great states
declared in my favor. Yon mis
sent the people, go home,-I will
out their will, I command the
and I declare martial law."—
,
domes the long suppressed cry
the thousand throats at the
i "give it to them Mr. President,
stand "by yon,'' and so, we have
ler civil war on our, hands, - with
;reat disadvantage, that Altiorr
placed from command of the or-
any o'
redou'
Wool'
lESE
some
3 opal
w• 11,
peucq
demell
would
the
think
to do
the
be hi
have
repre
earn AI
my, because he would disobey his
cons itntional commander, and some
man is in his place, who would not.
It does not much relieve this- picture
we have rawn, that long : before
things ha (lame to this, that / 4 :s-
DRYAIt Joss oslas met the poniard of
the assjpii , and gone to his account,
as he ould undoubtedly., The fact
is, Ny L e don't want all] this to happen
and It cannCt, if our elections rcsult
as they should.
,Awake then Ripubli
°anti of Pennsylyatia.. For years,
now, you have given 'your support to
right, measures, and you have 'only to
persevere tO rout the ;foe at one more
great pitched battle, and then; peaCe,
order, harmony, security are assured.
Let every Republican come- to the
polls and
,yletory' is' ours,
If we understand 'the position of
, ,
,affai g the people of these United'
States, alone, can save the country.
The constitution 'heel given them th,
ballot
_that they may nsiiit in just
such aOrisis, as the One we are now
app oaching. lir. ,rortssox with all
his rate will not apply his incendiary
tot} to the fair' fabric of our nation
al government o#' the_ State . of Pens
sylviania shall - fitterits _Tau) of re
bnk at the coming October election.
1
He will 'shrink ,before it ashamed of
i
hie traitorous 4ig, abandon his
opp
,sition to their will, and go home
to those who fear hifn. Pennsylva-
Wane are not slaves; nor fools, and
they lave seen him in his true char
acte., an arrogant, sFvaggering, bra-
Fluky,
.an
with the true southern
.slavi4driving spirit, +hioh has no re !
i
ape i t for the free northern principle of
equl right, and' justice to all, which
;: el3) i ppts a man In the image of his ma
ker is eatitled t i t:, the' rights of man
hoot 'He need's the popular rebuke
and 'mil yield tO nothing else.' He is
governed /alenaby Ils rears. tike.
°yeti other tyrOthe needs thalash'.
It
and if,,ke escapes it, e claims it as a
meri l - and ! nannies a swaggering
fori . tgloo 'which a flPb°o l , boy Play
la*it- '- :. I . "
- , HOpublicanao f Hradford, sleep no
longer, already he felicitates 'himself
ripen results in oalifernittatid Maine:
Irbig Ji9t Viat:;!/0:7° 1 4ilitivP:gicirjOileli
endell the .'lfebellioa pat: all ,danger
is pal it. Repoae nolotiger uPonyOur
powir to tread-such- in the dust.
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__ -.2 - ..,. -.41 - .1 :, , -;s: , t..: -,,,. ~ ~ :
= llo Yrt let hint *lan: armed'at
ts, aediae You*ret once re=
d :tbe; nation witlitbe 'ffintiket.,
We it once again SO*
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THE • DUTY OF FAN :1.
a, - tw
~, cc si g n bas' Ir_ y ' • • ,
~ +,`+ tht. filmset, given tia fur _work
, . • • short. On,: en4k fropi nag ,
?Tuesday ivili -be election - dig. > It is
'therrelitelbfriniffiitilfliffy orOvery
Union mab.l:ttibe-up - iand 'dein& and.
a once. ;LI It is: lk.4aY of - • great - Peril.
•0 = 04,,niiity 1 of: , action is in r : tide: t
epowevetrei e izen C whn wou ld
great' danger4O — orir cormtry: — We
call'apon. every; initi whe - ,,tfais ever
acted ' with the.' Wioiii*itiblieltii`'
PAY t9.‘ study, t;4 `great ' 164 "-„ , ►
rally ar o und ' _ our stiiudard. ...During . 1
the dark dale of• ;the =rebellion meal
forgot 'Party Hies, aid - nniting inlbe
watchword ''_No
,Party: now; 'all for
our Country," streugthetiedtheliande
of:the Union ItepUblicanl•party, and
sided it to push on the war and crush
Treason. =- •
1
- 4re we in lees danger, new ? Re-
- publicans,newer ; „your ; work is yet
nnfinishedi See ,your, friends and
neighbors— T win backsliders, to 'our
ranks egaiU—raise new recruits. —T
Onr State is iii.danger of . being", lopt
,to us thronh year„spathy and want
of harmony., let no side issues dia._
tract you. 'Save the State from giv
ing. aid and comfort to those wh+
have betray d our cause,and bi. th .se
/:.
who tried ,destroy the govez‘ent .
Perfect a once an organi tion in
every eleeti n district. If in any of
them you n mber bet a andful, get
together ; rganio ; t d work., Two
short weeks I, whb of you cannot
give a portion of hie time t,6, this
cause every day-till , then?, Tt Penn
sylvania deco not-'rebuke "My Poli
ey" audits laidere and= abetters this
fall, all the .bloOd. and treasure: your
families and . triads , have; freely
given may /have been in vain:. Be
_ ,
fore our net paper shall have reach
edmany of ,yon it wine too late to
be assessed; and neglect to begin
once a thorough canvass will lose tot
, i •
us many dotes. The time is • too
short to wait for your Standing Com"-,
mittee to attend to it. Do what you
can yourselves, and-du it immediate
ly, every one of
. you.
Take s conrage—have hope—you
never had a better cause—you never
were asked to vole for the election
of better men.
girr
2tl
Republicans : connect , yourselves
pith_ the Union Club, Leagne,cor
other 'Republican organization in
your town Ship, ward, or borough.
Do ,not delay it. If you have no
such organization, institute one im
mediately. Your election district
should be' canvassed at once.
Strengthen the wavering, win over
the doubtful. 'l c frork, won,' WORK
for our ticket • from now - Ito the Bth
of - October, and the result will repay
you when the content-is over.
'New latrotrtistmtnts.
THE CORNER GROCERY !
The subscribers desire to_ anucunce
td the Public), that they have com
menced business as general dealers
in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
GRAIN and , COUNTRY PRO
DUCWat the,Bridgi-Street corner
pf Patois pjaak, and , that they
have now on hand, and design to
`keep, a iomplete assortment of goods
adapted to the wants,-Of the village
and country trade.
They' would respectfully invite an
examination of their stock ,and a
comparison - of the same: with any
other - goods in the market; as to
quality and price.
They. are provide l: With simple
and efficient help to give projnpt at
tention to customers, and will give
careful attention to all orders placed
in their hands.
" 44e pay 'Cash for PRODUCE
and sell goods for Ready Pay.
LONG '& REELER,
Towanda, , Sept. 17, 1867.
UNITED nags EXPRESS 00
CAPITAL - $8,00?,000. • , • . •
The extension of the routes of ;this Company
to Denver City and Points in Co'orado and th e
establishment of agencies at all points of bi-,.
portance in all the Western Stites and Territo
ries completes a continuous Icliairv.of °Picts
feq4 Nor Yea City to the
i Fat Wept emkne
ing an the prinelpsi citlea and time! n .
. 1 4 - Michigan;
lowa,
Indiana, Illinoia, , Michigan,
lowa, Wisconsin, Miasouri, -gin- .
nenota, Kansas, Neb;aska, etc., .!
Also to all points on the line et the New York
and Erie Railway and its branches, and Canada
West, enabling them to transitiir. • - . , .
Qoods Coin' - Bank•NOtes,, "ileweify
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and ,Vaitiali*e! - -
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With speed and safety, and without tmaifer. ~
par ivi
Their favorable cOnnection th other Pella;
ble Express Companies enable them to:gnaran-H
tea the prompt and . 'faithful execution of all'
Express business in every of 'the_l
__Western.
Northwestern. and . Boutlivrestetv BAPS atid
Terrltoript. • , I 44. „ - •
Notes. Drafts. Ellis and Aottotinta oolfeeted.
and the proceeds returned with' the greatest
despatch. , ; Perna tes will; e as Lew as charged
by any other assroxammt cOntiany. ; , Eaten..
Von of rdutetietween ' - , , - - • 1
'' Waierli, Athetis and Tovirauda •'.-:
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ThIS Oonipuoi baie ALS es a nd Med ollices
at Towanda and - Athena; . l'a.. - will nut a
DAILY LING between!. Wa I and Abele'
placniarrying all Qoodii; II - .y,- and '9 th er
Pasha snit deliTering,l . 4to nonsignees.
This willantbtace.at oil • • Goode received:
lookliwar i hos oOw the moss sorable topint ,l
tunny ever atbrded for the N buts and_ VIII! 1
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trim they ate I tenited 1 .4 1-1, 9 6 !" 1-1111 t* / '47
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TO ligfintto _ tkw
Oa, -AU II And rosily. curer..
, R 12'#1 . ALL Trklol , ?ii;oßlfrr.
'And there who - tape In its miundhaute
WILL .ItEAP .14ANT PROFITSy
jaw) to go . rimmer.J wft sve
. •
50 .PEE CENT. 111'i USE.
, -
OAla l s BUTTON,'
for Bradford, Sag ha
Agents aaa, Lynn
- thg, Laaerse, Wyoming, boa, sad other
4r:unties to Peariaylvaaa. Sept. 11,-
•
AND NEIVIrGO
NEV STORE ODS
FM= FROM TEE NEW 't)/tli NABIEETIL
CHEAP AS -TEE 'OREAPEEti.' '
I •
The'sWlWertbers hays Itssilding
lately owned 14 A. J. RAW,. (one olysso
of !ieidieTnan's Block) and have 'with ;
GROCERIES AND • PROVISIONS,
. .
WOODEN AND . WILLOW WARE,
Pruitt of nil kinds in their sesictn, (fresh and
dned) class, in fact every
.thing usually found in a
first
P OVISI'ON' ) STDRE.
A share of' the patronage of•Towandti and vI
chatty Is respectfully solicited. ;
We_wilipay the bighait market price tor all
kinds of _ '
' ‘•
, COUNTRY PRODUCE.
We also halm the sole Agency for Bradford
and Adjoining couatiesi for 'the sale of the Bele
br,tted Virg i nia: "11'
ii" is ai nt e = :le g
, BEANHALL cOwEd.
'Towanda, April 0, 1864.
TBE PEOPLE'S BENEFIT I • .
scilierauto. NEW
'IN _F . 1.0 . 11 R !,
200 POUNDS A BARREL !
FOUNTAINIS PREIfIIIM piouß,
Fe mannfacinnally the subscribers in Michigan
from the best colebrateu
MICHIGAN WHITE WHEAT,
Mtn favoritU Flour has iv' superior. It •la
ut tip la .
TWO 'MUDDED POUND BAtUtga,
And made exclusives (quit the general ma
of the rehill trade.
•
BUY THE . BIG BART LS,
BEST * * l.l 0 lI_R
Cub Deafen - supplied st s Mall advance from
(soot of lianufacturing.
Wholesale Flour, Depots at NIACIA.. N. Y.
J. U. FOU'NTA IN lc , CO
ea . 23,180
FANCY
. GOOll6 & MILLINERY I
A Age *WI= Of
FANtYGOODS,ZEPHtYkS,
Stamped Gloeciff, Infant's Waists,
Coaarri, , , YAFitss
Toys and 'Dolls of ailjklnds. Also s diso lot Of
' MILLINSRY. GOODS, I •
Format) chenp . at Dr. Carter's lold stud on
Main Street. • June 6,; 1867.=5m.
B NE D t !
• '
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Raving had his stare boned. at the late
4 s, Is,
desirous of disposing of his entire stock of
AE.OY ; MADR''CLOTIOG,
CLOTHS, ,
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3,,FUTINI4II,ItIG ‘ 4601.?.3;,
BATS, 11AP.8,
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AT I.BTILL .
G REA T E O:TiON
IN PRICE
With, onaymeniber of our
firm, constantly in New York,
we have been 'able ivith,in the
past few days to
profit larye
ly by 'violent fluettiations in,
the markas i : and. have made
hedvy 'ipurch,ases o) all kiiids
of Good; in ortrline
NI UiC H .._ REL.OW
REGULAR.-_4IARIC.Sr RATES.
May Wet.
THE GREAT UNITED STATES
'TEA WAREHOUSE!
OF,. T. Y. KELLEY, &
No. 30 Vesey Street, New York,
Rave opened in connection with their present
extensive Wholesale;Es'ablishment, a-large and
'ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENT
For the exmas purpose. of retailing their goods
to CONSUMERS AT IMPORTING PRICES,
and thus save them the immense profits which
usually go to the middle men , and speculators.
We guarantee oar teas. and coffees at air
times to' be fresh and pare And *arrant all goods ,
sold from this honde to give entire satisfaction;
otherwise the goods :.may fie returned, and the
money *Ube refunded.
PRICE LIST. ' • .
OOLONG, PlaCkl6o, 70, 86; 90., $l,OO per lb..
Best. MIXED, [Green and Black] 60, 70, 70,
80, 90, 91,00 per lb., Beat. YOUNG iIYSON,
[Green] 60 70, 80, 00,- 81,00, El,lol $1,25.,per
lb., Best. IMPERIAL. [Green] 90, 81,00, 81,25
ENG. BREAKFAST, [Black] 70, 80, 90, 1,00,
1,10, 1 - ,20,.be5t.. JAPAN, 90,1,00, 1,25 per lb.
GUNPOWDER, 1,25, 1,50 per pound.
GROUND _CcIFFRES., •
l• ÜBE RIO, 20, 25, and 20Cents per pound:
MT OW GOVERNMENT JAVA, 40 cents
per pound. .
ROYAL CLUB—Extra Pine-35 cents.
. We hove appobattsl
MESSES. COLWELL. & WRITMAN t t
Allerita.for the sale °t ear Teas .and Coffees at
CANTON, PA .,
•
Who will furnish chibs'from rkll 'parts of grad
ford county.: All gOodk, are put up by ourselves
in one pound packages at our Warehouse - in.
New York, and retailed at Canton by Messrs.
.COLWELI: da WHITMAN. at the same prices
which they are to be lied over • our counters in
New York. All goods put up by us bear.the
TRADE MARK of The Great 'United States
Tea.Warehoase," ot - .T., Y. Kelley & Oa., Stamp;
ed on, the package. None others are genuine
We solicit a •
FAIR AND THOROUGII TRIAL,
•
Of oar goods from 'all who . are Interested In
buying-A firat-elaseartlole of. Ten and Coffee, at
the lowest possible rates.'
•
Sept.-12,18',7.
•
aOODS z- CITEAPI
•
AND ditEigimbis IN;
A NEW:AND BARS CHANCE
. .
T 0 SA. V M 0-N E I'.
The subscribers having : on hand a large an 3
extensive stcfek tot • •- •- - T
• ,
DRESS,GOODS t
And Wishing to disp a disp ose them to make room
for their Pall and Winter Stock, now offer the
folldwing inducements to any. persona winking
to `purchase Goods itt that line.
• • , We have put.up in packages'
100 ' DRESS - PATT.ERNS;
Of various Styles and kinds varying- inpriie
from 30 cents to $1,50 per yard, at as low rates
as the ante quality or goods can be bought in
tido Wrong hirui vicinity, and in twenty of the
packages we nave pain
.
G R .K.R.NtEt ACKS .. •
• , ,
Either $l. $2, $3, $4 or $5; ao that loon not only
have 141 chime Of purchasinggood goods at
Wry row prices, DI may find inille - package a
gift of one of the f yelping- amounts. -
A samplei eat • patters.will be plainly eir
hibited on the oats@ .of the package, and the
number ot, yards:arrinteed. ,
• - • PSI ES I CO.,
One d r north of the Post Office. •
ToWanda,flept. /2,1867. •
•• Difietlergetthetrtice. ' !
n -
„ E'l'l,l , *l4
pt. the
friends who Ossisied.thens at the e
ftetj watibijmy tti. has not: load in
l&lffea Id* :Mont ASisinliss — i- wart ,theisti
*Mai " " I . I7 CFON. =0 3 . 1 1 - BOok Store In
Patton 's 1110.01 g •
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'ExcuisionlTickete to parties of 40 ; or more
persOns, to 'arty station on this Railiray,_ will
bo sold, at. a great reduction from - regmfar •rnt , .. 4 .
'For instance. say a party 040 deaiie to %*0.1:
Portage Falls, tickets to go and return, will . 1 ‘'
hissed. at:S4. 35 each. The regular fare 0 $4;,r,0
The saving ore a stogie ticket, will $135, on
L
A ,
40 , tiekets G. '-To all . other :.statio q, the re
dliCtlOil wilt .tie lxk proportion; •• Tw or titi ee
days notice attould be given, t tdu arrange
ments far their accommodati -ay afforded
each party. Further _inform tio will be cheer
fully furnished at theVibket Office. )
Q. P. WALKEII.-Station Agent.,
Wig. R. RABB, Geal Lair Agt.: N. .Y; ' •
~ :J. , Ql. --.- Vi ~ t".l ,L . i ,
,V=7 l i t Y . 1 407 0 1 4 . 1 1 $ . 1 , 1 4 . nt .
. 11 W4 1 011):4X Beil 0
44- —lO2 ifAbli3oPi
APE
~ - 1 1 F,•,:!'j".-:,:r:
MADAME -MEARS,.
Ls:f,
flayfng.itucca~ rho. oteoPtpipolat'ons :1
pity deaikt to' Ififor , ti her petroits. tlut. she ,
able to otter the tdmititarges of tier fest:its ti,
to-& larger mother , or Youoi
Fiend' ts the-language : of .Übe sch.)ol.
- If; refers. br :permision - j. 1 1:
Howe, Req., Greezrwomi,; itthory , 'I
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sad $. p. Goodrich, To,flanda, Pa
'Sept. 4', 11167 . .-r , - -
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ttiENkSYLYANIA STATE.. NOR.
.114103C14994,,- itikk74PIELD; TIOOA CO
FACIILTY :.•
. .
F. A.-ALLEN.,..PilliciPsl;trofessor of N,Ltor. i
- ' .. -' / _acd Mental eiience,
,1,'1 t , - BTEIgETIA. M.,, , Profeiisor of i cog! : ~-, :
pLIARLES
H. -VERRILL; A: :M., tr , t , •l ~ ,r • ~ f
idia..-L, ii: PETERSELLi t Modru istocut, g p,
, . . . and
.Drawing..
MIss.SUE . E. - CONARD, ME.,
. ' Eng 4 Lr.(l, ,
its ~
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M ARY' J:. BRIGGS; B.' E. i l'ili“ ~.1 ‘,;
. -.- ', ••' • ' Model gchool: ' I -
I. G oYT,- Professor of Inatrnment.t!
_hod
Vocal Music.
NISS ALICE B. NEELEY,,Assistnit Instri-t , r
. of blasts
. • . •, ._ • 's-artoot. ?Raz 18674. _
First Term begins Seplembet 4, isi7. -
'. • Second . " - • :December . 9, INir,7,
Third " • March - 23,, 1;4,7.
irxrissza P - 6111 i'EILIE eIY 14 wren,:.
For Fall and Spring Term; including : , ,,11 , 1
loom rent, tuition:book rent, fuel, oil.
•: • and washing, . • . • • cc, ,: 1
For Winter Term, .' " . " "-,,1 0
1 Fords) , students, tuition - and book reil t.-. 1 , .1,
.. .. -
Total expanao for school year S'l , 4
No extra charge , s. Studenti' ltoorn,
Wished with Stoves, Chairs, tables, roan ;
bedstead's, mat?reases, pitlowa and one case,
table. For further information baud fur (1.:
logtie. 'Address Principal: ' Aug. fr,
. _
simyTEulels!# COLLEGIA'IE
TOWAND4, BRADFORD, CO., PA
The Fall Term will opettfWEDNESDAY,.-ep.
tember 18,1867. Instroc,tions will be c 1;• vast ,d
in the four courses, viz : ENGLISH. CLA
NORMAL and COMMERCIAL, ivith/a6ht
tor: FRENCH ltid• 'DRAWING ; VOCAL',,,
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC:; WI Nil .1
PAINTING.
Foarding in the - Institute wfll ba
Immediate eliargeol the Principal. F,,r terth-,
etc., apply immediately to the Principal,
Rev.. SAMUEL .1 0 . (15)1..,.
,Aug. 29. '67,
14IS& HiniT
ILL bchool for Young Ladies -en 110X1) y.
SEPTEMBER 2,1387-
[ .
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English ,
. 7— Prench'or Latin , ..... 250 f 4i •
PedLlC!.it , a razde for .11.4emat, .410:0
by'pro.r.t..Ard ;11, 35 , -
Tow:m(1.1,1 Au,4 181J7.-3111.
—filiortilaneqns.
FASIIICISk.BLE
A. 1. DAviiisos,
fie.speetfolly announces. to the pn ., 11 , 11.1!:0
ha: opened a Tailor Slr.p ;il.•
and mil ens: and make fitc.ta an !l; ';
is the rci•slosuhatantt•al and I.:JAI:all 1.! le
Der r CUTTING done. on thort liotive
•
reasonable !erto..
Rartictila:r _utteuticin glyen t.; flt•ato
Repairing Clothes of all kinds.
irlingt.nn. Sept. 3, ISiri.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
U. S. TITUS,
Respectfully Informs •citizens of To.vin, , -.
Borough, t at he has opened a. 8..)0t cud Stl ,, C
Shop In Kirby 4 Building, west hide of
street, where ho will keep on hand .x aa, ,if
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Adopted to Men's, and *omens wear, t, • I
he Wilted the attuCha ofthe•,paillic.
Particular care 11111. be paid to manaracts riz, •
the very be t. stock will be used, and the Work
tutriship will be warranted first ebvia. The
teenage .blie is soli ited, confide:lt
hatielaction an be given
: Old Rubtior - Boots anti Shoes nee;
and pa 11-sofeit. ut solesaytache,T • .
er b•.ote.
- rowans., &apt •3. 11 - 4 a •
B. KELLY; Dentist. ()Pii.(•
v • over Virickbaiii Black's,-.Tow • 1..1
All the various styles of work selent; , ....
done aul warranted. Particular attenti- , ,
called to the Alinminum, Base •for Artij•
Teeth, which is equally as good as Gold I
far superior to either Rubber or Silver. i' •
call-and examine specimens.
Chloroform or Ether tadministcrel imckr
rection of a Physician when desired. -
Aug. 6, 1867.—te: .
ANTED.--By the Tp wand a T.O!
bins; tom any, Two tltitidred rit9u;:t-
Shingles of the best quality, ;to be delivercJ
immediately, at their works at 'Greenwood.
.• Se ,tA, 1F67.
METE TO WANDA BAKERY
isv •
EATING keTABI 4 ISHME N T
WOOD do ALLYN-- bavinr purchased the
Bakery and Eating' Establttment ,and (3 r,,c..!
recently lkept by 111112 c Smith , first door
of the Ward Rouse, Main street, rowai.
Pa., and having re-modelled the same. they an
prepared to fu nish their customers and -tht
public with everything in. their line at :teas...
able rates.
T0P4.111 EATING DIIPART:4ENr
is fitted up hi the niost - approved style , n
meals are served a: all hours, and their stort•
filled with a good assortment of .
,GROCERIES, CONPECrIONAIIY, GEtEiN
AbilkDßlgD FRUITS., SC. SC
'They will keep in store alla riho:t-ale
and- retail or naanatenture to:order-
BRRA4), .BISCUIT, RUSK,
BOLL, BUNS, PIES AND CAKES,
01 all kinds. Also will keep the bes , n; 1
of all kinds in the market, by the Intr , -t •
pound. FreshOyitters constantly (II ' •
keg'the Or dish, cheap as the cheapest. L .
will,use the best materiels- in ever) thing
will try to please. the most fastiiiiou4. -
"Jr Wedding and other Lacy Cakes ; •
'order.
a Families a i uptilled daily and prompt;y
with anything desired la our line.
Theyeusploy hone but . the, mist skilful
men.aitil ale only the best material, They ;!
determined to keep a first class establish rot :
Give us a fair and candid trial and you will tine
it to your advantage.. ,
G. H. WOODL. • , ~d. S. ALLYN. •
?Towanda, Aug. I, 18117.—ir, •
•
ESTRA.Y.—Came to' he eDchisurt ,
of the subscrber in Bendel: tuxustil
about the Ist day orJuly, a, small Brown Ye. r
ang. White in the forehead. The owner
(petted to prose_ propsety, pay chtrge. L.
Lao sigd steer Away.
-
CYRUS
,Her - I*/,5ept.:2, , 1867. 4 `
PASSAGE. kROM 0 O
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IRELAND OR EAL I A. ' ND -1.
Mlt DIP BTISAISSISIPS V 4 .31 Con It
rquarxsrows - OR uvEßrooL
• Williams .I:Onion's old "Black Star Lbw" o
Liverpool Packets, sailing every week.
fiwallow-tall Line of Packo4 kont of to Ia
don, sailing twice a moatit.
Remittances to 'England, Ireland au d Sul
'payable on demand. ,
•
For twitter partiettlats, apply to WYillia i
Colooo9Broadwoy, NewArott: t or
G. F. MASPN & CO., it4w.ke,r,;.
Oct.: I. 196 C - , 'low:urea. P..
THE -ERIE R4ILWAY cOMPANN
E,XCURatINB
IMRORTANT NOTICE.'•