Naos lion all Maim.
—Traitors are laboring to get nano•
Ikon for the repudiation of their debts.
the
distress .prevails among
the laming plasm of panida. -
—The admission of Colorado as a
State, will come up in Gowen at an sari
day. , -
—Disappointed holders of tickets
_in eft a Wal l * el 3 are bee:Wl/WI t oProgie
cite proprietors of such swindlo for dam
ages.
—The proposed Rock Rivoe%
to connect Green Bay with the
will cost 114,900,000._
—The, smuggled pit* on thee har
den of *sine, last year, were v4sed at
$60,000.
—The Detroit Post' estimates the
exported products of Wag= LA year at,
565,000,000.
—Afresh effort is being made in
Baltimore to raise a monument to Edgar A.
Ptia
,
—McGiven, the & . Hulled spiritua
list, has been indicated st Newark, N. J.,
for lewdness.
—Ari lowa editor received a pair
of gold seisecrts as a Christmai gift.
The subject of contraction is to
go before s committee or conference,
—it is proposed to build a stfspen
don bridge across the Hodson, at some
polo! on the Highlands.
—A girl in New York has gained
a verdict against an old bachelor Who offer
ed her a pony for akin and then repudiated
payment.
• r
—The rise in gold ie the effect of a
combination of the speculators of New York:
It is a iobbery, and a very disgraceful one,
at best.
—The St. Louie councils have re
pealed-the Sunday law, whereby care are al
lowed to run, beef shops keep open, and
games of all kinds take place.
—By a treaty between France and;
Prussia, which wait ratified bat summer,
& railway is to be, built from Sambrook to
Saar-Qiemrmd. This road will connect the
:MIA)! - System of the two countries.
Senate Judiciary Committee
is undecided as to its action in reference to
the House bill fixing what shall constitute a .
majority of the Supreme court. •
—The Gettyiburg Asylum Lottery
will be compelled to pay tax on the sale of
its tickets.
—There are now more applicants
for appointment to the Treasury Depart
ment than when a change of admhatration
bakes place.
• —ln a late interview,General Sher
man bluntly told the President that the offi
cers of the army and navy would never con
sent to allow the rebels to put their feet
you the necks of loyal men.
The Georgia ttnreconetracteci evi
dently thought they would have a mild con
servative -beverage ' Meadtts ---
'elks the Oinchnusti Cbmmercial, a rather
'trot*? "
—For a stylish bonnet the Maio;
Firmer reeonunends a pumpkin need trim
med with fur, the broad end to be worn in
front to keep off the nun and wind. -
—The woolen mills at Redfield,
Maine, have been obliged to suspend ape.
rations on acoonnt of low water.
—There are only two companies of
troops in Alaska. There have been neither
deaths nor dolmen among them ; and they
are comfortably sheltered and well supplied
with provision&
.--The City Council of Columbus,
Ohio, - have passed an ordinance to build
water works. It is to be submitted to the
people for ratification.
—Portland bouts of being, in the
way of city architecture, n hundred years
ahead of what it Would have been but for
the great fire.
—When heirs in Japan quarrel
about an estate they settle the difficulty by
ripping themselves up. This the New York
Mail mills splitting hairs with a vengeance.
—A destructive fire occurred in
Westerly, Rhode Island, Sunday night.—
Property was destroyed valued at $20,000.
—A great religious demonstration
is to take place at the French Cathedral, in
Montreal, before the departure of the Cana
dian Corps of the Pontiticial &naves, on
the occasion of blessing their banzuh&
—Soup kitchens are to be •eeteb
tailed in Quebec, and other mesas adopted
for the relief of the city poor.
—The St. Lawrence river is frozen
over in, front of Quebec, and all attempts to
break the ice by the ferry steamers has
proved. unavailing. •
—The publication of the vote of St-
Thomas eit animation to the United State.
was unofficial, as the authorities have re
fused to give details on the subject.
---rAbt - nt $lOO in gold and waver
TM stolen from the Rev. 11 J. Gibson, at
Petersburg, Vs., last week—money that he
had saved since the war for the purpooe of
raising a granite shaft in his churchyard to
the memMy of the heroic dead burled there.
—Railroad enterprises are multi
plyine wally---ths bat a which is for the
organization 'of a oompany to build a rail
road from Pana, 111., to Louisiana, Mo.
-Under the new consular system
frauds have ceased, and there bee been a
saving to the Treasury of more than twenty
millions in gold per annum.
The `Senate baa ratified the com
mercial trestles with Qearmy► and Ueda
_
—The Union men of Tennessee &o 4
Kentucky ire anxious to prevent a oontti►o.
lion of the powers of the Precidmen's Burton
in those States.
—A valuable lead mine has been
discovered in Thinzutawney, Jefferson coun
ty. Immediately under the lead ore vein
, there is about two inches of Cannel or Ali
thrkettit-ooiL--,
—February 24 bee been fixed for
the trial of Surratt. It will be remembered
that when this ease was previously attacked
the jury were discharges' on account of die
agreement end sickness.
—A destitute father in St. Lords
had not enough moriey to procure a coffin
inr !his deed child. . 80, Wins tha body is
his arms.he carried it a long 'llama to the
cemetery. but on aniline time diecoverad
that he had neglected to obtains barialoar
tificate, and was compelled to retrace his
steps and repeat his sad joinasy, carrying
Dia dead child all the way.
—The Democracy of Nebraska hafe
' .- ileclared for PendletonAi Prodded.
Zl====;!!!2=2
fraift . 4 ft.ps.t,ter,
Towanda, thtetsthi,ljta - %46, -*)m
Union Republican State . Conn**
The annual Union Republican &gibs Cori
volition will meet in the 1:11nr 07 Paarrecz,-
PHU, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of
MARCH, 1868, at ten o'clock, a. m., to
maksnaminations far. Auditor General and
'Sor Goma% and also to form an Eleo
tang ,undo choose Raw_
at large to represent the State lip itjor g al
Convention to be held at Chicago on the
29th of May, next, for the nomination of
candidates Ibr President and Vice-President,
unclerstood that each Congressional
district will- choose two - delegates to said
National Convention.
As heretofore, the State_ Convention will
be composed -of Representative and Sena
torial delegates, chosen in the usual Inky,
and aqua m number to the whole of the
Senators and Representatives in the Genera
al Assembly.'
Committer orde of
the Union Republican Stabs
.
F. JORDAN, Chairman.
Gro. W. HiIIIULY,
J. Ron= Dusotasos ie l Seadaries '
Harrisburg, Jan. 24,
Repub Ilan, Convention.
The Republicans of Bradford Coun
ty will meet in Mass Convention, in
the Court-House, in Towanda Boro',
on MONDAY EYNNING, FrINOTANY 3,
1868, for the purpose of electing
Delegates to the Republican State
Convention. •
O. K. LADD;
Cattleman Irbtatty Cbmmittee.
311 t. LANDON'S SPZUCTIL
The resolutions sustaining the ac
tion of the United Stittes Senate in
reinstating Hon. E. M. SrArrox, Sec
retary of War,being under considera
tion in the State Senate, Mr. LANDON
made a most effective, eloquent and
powerful speech, commanding the
attention and applause of a crowded
Chamber. The " State Guard " no
tices it in the following complimen
taryisrmit:7-
-
"To say t it ranked with
Mr. Landon is best orts, ill to bestow
upon it high prai , in view of the
tact that ; he o superiors and few
equals in'Pennsylvania--as a popiilar
orator.! Bloquent diction, forci
ble in argument, and pronounced
with impressive earnestness; it com
manded much attention throughout,
from Senators and a crowded audience
of ladies and gentlemen. Mr. L's
ponderous logic and off-hand, strik
ing illustrations served to dissipate
into thin air the fallacious reasoning
of his competitors in debate, and to
clearly establish the justice , and le
gality of the course of the Senate in
Washington."
We trust that we shall have an op
portunity at an early day, to afford
the_ readers of the RKPOWIER the plea
sure of seeing this great speech in its
columns.
Euson.—Cable dispatcliei. from
London inform us of the repudiation
by the British Government of the -ar
lest of Mr. TRAIN. The London Obser
er, in its.issue of Wednesday, asserts
that by the last dispatches exchanged
between Lord STAArr and,Secretary
Ssw.tan, the Alabama correspondence
is finally closed. The action of the
United States House of Represents.
tive'e, declaring the sympathy of the
American nation with the Fenians,
causes considerable feeling. Teley
graphic advioes from Copenhagen set
forth the - ratification, by the Lower
House of the Regidag, of the transfer
of Bt, Thomas and St. John to the Uni
ted States, Telegrams from France
announce that the Government has of
ficially pr4laimed the new army law
a pledge of continued peace. Ten of .
the Paris liberal newspapers; : have
been heavily fined for printing illegal
reports of the proceedings of the' Corpa
Legislatif. Saturday, a wild ,rumor
was current that in case of war, Prus
sia hid secured the use of the United
States navy. Dispatches from Prague
announce the recent occurrence and
speedy suppression of serious anti
ministerial disturbances. Intelligence
from Madrid• and from Abyssinia is
confirmatory of previous dispatchei
relative to an anticipated insurrection
in Aragon, and an imminent battle
between King THCODORIIB and the
rebels besetting his palace. The cap.
tives were at Magdola, alive and
well.
IS. ME Turmas of the South have
an original and desperate wey of de- 1
ing business bf official charicter. Itt
Mississippi, when an oat and otitreb
el gets possession of an office like
thatof sheriff, he giies no bends;ind
wields his authority deliberately to
degrade and oppress Unieni
Wherever this is the case ike South
is left without civil governmenk and
in States like liississippi,,wherestich
derilect officers rob and oppress the
blacks and driye off useful l&bor and
mechanical sk 11 , bankruptct and mis
ery are Ike result.
• us. Tim rebels and Copperbeady
have embarked in a new warfare upon.
General Grant .Under the i inspire
tiOn Alptrew Johnston thhy seem
deternikned to destroy him in the popu
lar conneuce—if they min. ,Go on,
Messieurs I You never did tie cause
of human liberty a greater , service--
not even when you attempted tonnage
" treasoil honorable,"is the endorsers
of Andrew Johnson's treaehery, and
so proved your continued devotion to,
the cause of the rebellion.
NB. Generals Grant and Sheridan,
by their close intimacy and nnbreken
friendship, it is iskl i anneyed :Andrew
Johnson exceedingly. . : . The Prelident
is laboring, in an underhandjway, to
produce * rupture bating:a these he
roes, bat will of cows fail ! jie
better at making - friendships among,
traitor ! than disturbing the 'relation*
of loyal hearts..
I=
Ititairof tljt Mak. ~ ~
: ---:-4: '.•- r --
Adge r d. B. :ger, 4439 , 41 . 4
' • *fin 0 6 4* 5 544.0 1 41 1 bil:
i inelli*ill4l 7l: atefk
*ban ' art
7, - . '''
' 1 0 14 4 0, APOilibigii
:*4 than poiaii4,
leer to the jedgfaliiart, and fired.
t pierced the ,41 . iithres heart Mid
taut death. 11. claim dispute be-.
e/hmeasedwndihis moecutaoner is ,
mimed the !Mal and sad occur
, Judge Keys a s once probate
Greenwood po inty. ' . I
prize fight Itoeit.--•Platte; Am
labmd, opposite St Louis, Jan. 19,
1 Dennis Reardon, aged 18 years,
math lireann, ted 17 years, which
in the &nth , the -latter. The
-minded veryAnietly.- No par-
Barden is sick. The
his rev
The b .
caused
linen
sahl to
Mee.
judge .
Bloody)
bets , •
and • ;
arresthd.
the Philadelphia
ourpose. of testing the
governor and Court
lugar,d to jthe_Plr
latter, Atterney-gen.
served nofies on the 'ward
oonoty, priwg aS
taking !them to lump, car
t* have completed
link"
Governor or molar,
of the 24 1 4 4 4 Cala"
ieg l 4 ,Process
if the_los. l 4oo l are
understood tWa order
the ;Prisoners will then
__ the !Supreme Court on
laarPria. the AUAM,may Generalstrimg!
1 ~~
P : • g GOvernor Oeary in the matter..
e Brookville atpublieati klieg;
mit of a man wh i p. With One.sikaa of
hauled a log pis feet bug add Mess
; • x 26 is the Middle. and'then asks.
beat this? ItlH hard to 'tell that,
dare . eay the marf who thus worked
of horses ought himself to bewail
6IES
an
hopes,'
uring .
who
but we
a span
bea - •
he Express Companies have re
`►esn consoltaided, and the "Express
Ida By the new "arrangement,"
ankij.tern are• to be dirid
' companies as follows:
is to receive-29 per
6' the United States
Union 26 The
Were hummed on
°witty
War"
Telegraph cap : 7 -
gaiter assures us
is: fishermen of Nova
The potatorot in Ire
ton, suddenly or with
Up to the end of Mr.
suggelted that the acme
which afford the pop ,
:sustenance, might
draft, and the remit
migion and death.—
, the evil, unprincipled
the people 'that the
remits of Oonfeders
biased' and cheated 6-
, consequences starve-
irnperty by fire in
luring the year just
$36,905,000. In 1868
and in 1885 over
turo years include -in
Very neatly equal to
__don of the nine pre
-
'ions Years: that /8;' from 1856 to /864.
- --John Swaney, mate of the steam
er Armadillo, and brother of Captain Swa
ney, killed Win. H. Grieves, of Rochester,
Beavdtr county, Pa., on
,the steamer at St.,
Lo • on Thursday night last. Swaney
had n drank during the day, and at
tainp to quarrel' irith several persons
a and expressed a warm desire to
blow n t the brains of the clerk. Subse
quen , y he fired at his brother, the captain,
1 . .. evening went' to the table
eating lunch.' Graves entered
- -ward*, irlien Swaney fiercely
'le came (to rob. Graves an
antly, when Swaney shot . *
body to the edge of the hum.
rolled' it ovectoarke He
le blood from his bands with
urn on the lunch table, and
mt was shortly afterwards as.
)mmittedi for murder in the
Graves' body has not been re-
from .Sitits gives the
mat of the progress made in
lormtry: 'The intaference,of
Autborit4lB with the customs
adians baa created discontent
„Notwithstanding the rigors
season, Many strange WI-
T Jtantly appearing and disappear
ing. Some of them come Man Victoria,
and there from tlinfpnia, bat for what pur
pose ' not known.' It lis expected that as
I LB
the ussians remove and the pOpulation be
cam Americanized, affairs will change for
the tter. In oonseqiense of the exhorbi
tent demanded far game, and the
Irn ledge of the fact that it is principally
d of by the Wiens surreptiously in
ex ge for liquor, Omen' Davis issued
an 'o requiring thatt whatever article of
ions the Indians Wished to sen t must
1 1 ,
be on the market Awe. , In many
tea the Indiaml detected in violating
this were arrested and the liquor con- .
(Wee whereupon pie *hole tribe. would
a ' at 'headguartert and demand their
rel e. If refised, tlicy hold $ amain,
the lodge, and the i chiefs utter levers'
&rap against the whites. The Contban-,
i lftd
one rains have given place to snow and hail,
continuing for days at a time. The the:,
Mot: relocated at' 110 degree'', below
the g point. ' Theunfavorable with-.
er trents the progress of the city im
-Ipro Emtri designed by the but
Sam • buildibgs akheieg erected." A bin,
tad • . ... reatinnints and s pawnbroketos
shop have been opened' A number other
-13 . • are noticed, sad Inutid tights'-are
not .. . -.uent. . i -
harksKean s the actor; died
in • . don on Thuisdity. , His father mean
. . • Charles' vu born in.,lreihnd. in
181 edncatetat Drury Lannin 1827.. His
'tut . • Was that of Young Norval. In 1830
be . - . this Gauntry and spent a past of
two • ' list:truing to Itngland,,be. won
• . : her position. He 'visited the -United
again in 1839 in HO and bi 1885: He'
. • . Dien Tree in 1842; and she, as
. rin:'
1 . . .in her role mho in his, accam
pani . him on his last two visits here. He ,
iisq 4 man of line natural parts, good breed
dbigi swig
CalliOg ttiltige undedeetiou, WI lent '
hi* tO blo .: : , ' ' " '
R .
1ii r•04.0.141,11. or Natioiud 1:11 I
kin of, Philadoligga tax around be
certain parties dared to v visit Wash-,
iiitiltia sent iota*. primed that
Piet '.. -.oe:yelt r ! ! -*Sriphoilis thew panicle
voilitsaucTili nfit , ilitop* IA IFOnsoi-- 1 .
Ir min; ishastriadalee littkal t: :
deceiriOir ldifigadL ; .`
''
1=
-- ;;Ainn leiThobur
g.
• .
iilanantsvao, hada, 1868 .
P ance dd1 91 11 04 12 W- •
)intek has been n
withimt leaving
u interest to siglers
sireAtar ai nra henna tteniebt4 az/
nidlaudiuns in whiith your county is coo•
-corned-,Mid, in facts it bas done but little
to interest anybody but the members and, a
kw poli~ia4nr .. 6e~iiuW were vent,
making speeches upon the resolution en
dorsing Mom &Mkt& Thfi Mai
paper was: intended 'to be passed without
4004 compliment to nit gol
tioolikor Ilkoio,
_but the'
,berucould _Pernik this ,t940_ 4 101 3 ,91.,.)*...,
minden° . no of Mr. Brawrou t of the, most
bitter climates; were indulged in lithe
leading capperhasils, thus Prorating prd
traded debate: - If, as *alleged, amain&
Boylan of the Legislature cost the Mates
thousand dollsrs per hour. the coppaibettdi
are entirely responsible far the many thou
sande the treastny. TM hare to pay or the
time oiculded in discuising the Manicures.
olution. .'Whiu•the cry is raised daring the
next caMpaign, by the opposition, that the
Legidatare of 1868 squandered 4144ablia
Money; lit 'lt be fairly known by the people
thatthe Copperbeed &niters aid - lop*
santatiras ware the cause of it, Inasmuch
aa they p r ovoked, lengthy dieoasdone when
unnecessary, and endeavored' tta pro Vent
legislation of any dasentikm looking to a
saving of the Stite's funds, for the sole
PtilPO4# of bringing Lagiaba
tare into dialivtatinand time aid is defeat,
big the Republican party neif fall. •
1612
• Tw o amendments to the Cons4fitt"P
have heel prOpoied, and will pa, probiblff,
submitted to the people at the next gunnel
election. One of then is intended to pre
vent the fixing of the . salary of Senators or
Representatives at a higher ~ figure thin
seven hundred 'dollen: per year, toffethei
with fifteen cents per mile (mileage) in go
ing to and ro*ning from each reenter or
extra session. The meMbers shell,* ell
4418 e, except treason , felony , and breach
of the peace, b eprivileged from . olo4 dur
ing their .attendance at, the sasiosOlcui. in
!going to. nd returning .
from the same,, end
for any, speech or debate *,either.Rouee
they shall not be questioned in. any other
place." ,The other resolution amends the
Snit Section of the Third Article of 'the
Constitution to,read as fc4lows: "In oleo
-tions by the citizens weryfreasentqf the ago
of twenty-one years, having resided in the
election district ! where he offers to vote, ten
days immediately proceeding such election,
heving paide. State or
~,oeunty tax within .
two years, assessed at least ten days before:
the election, and able to randthe thasilfution,
shall enjoy the rights of an elector, .t.e."
A. bill will probably be passed to , the ef
fect that wham* any taxable
_reel estate
shall beinnitted to...be assessed at the lei
ennial aseesznierit, the .assessor, on notice
thereof, shell forwith mums and'return the
same to the prolier office, which assessment
shall be subject. to appeal. and. shall Con
tinuo until the triennial assessment
An effort will be made ; to. enact a law
abolishing days of grace on negotiable =pa
per This would compel all notes to be
paid at the - expiration of the number of
days for which they 'were drawn, without
allowing the drawers the usual throe der
The Republican State °anviltitian Will be
held one week aiter that of the Danocraey,
for the miminatibn of candidates for Audi
tor General and! Surveyor General, baddee
the transaction a other important bustnesa
for the important campaign of 1868, 01111.
adelphia is the place, and the 11th of Meath
the day tot holding the Convention. ,
Seventy4hree dolleks "conscience mo
ney,!' came into the hands of Ckrremor
Gzeil: a few lilinvaings' Idnee. It contained
the following - simple note: "To Gov.
GEAR?: This belongs to the State Trauma
ry." The signature "A Oonscientions 1361-
dier,." was the only mark attached. Some
body evidently became holiest. -
.The subject: of eroding a State Lunatic
Hospital in 34orthern Pennsylvania, is re.
ceiling comdderable attention.
Yours; in haste,
Men. Boustay.-1--On Saturday eve
ning... Tan. 18, betireeu the hoary of 10 sitd
11 o'clock, the bag containing the great
Western through mall, weighing $ hundred
, and fifty or two hundred pounds, wee taken
from the plqtform by the baggage rood
door at the depot. ' The New York Frprem
west, it will be remembered, was four boars
late, Saturday evening.lta 'usual arriving
time is 625, and it did Inet reach here, on
account of an i6ident at Bingliamton.until
about 11 P. IL To Meet the trains at the
usual time, the 1 driver,WiLture gonan,
had taken 'up all the mails to the depot, for
the west as well as with, and 'deposited
them in the baggage room, when heilascer
tallied that the train wag so late, and came
down town, with the nail from the north,
which arrives about 7 o'clock. Upon return
ing, about 8 o'clock, lie found the large bag
'sitting ontaide, on the platform, by the bag
gage 700111 door: This was explaineoy
fact that tbe baggage master on the Nail*
ern Central train, in his baste; bad made a
mistake in getting out the Mail bags for that
road froni thi baggage room, and had drag
ged it into the alt.. When be forma that he
was errors he dragged itlack again and
len it Outside bylthe door. The driver.tho't
that on accormtiof its weight, it would be
quite safe, and ao went into Qui, beggitge
room to wait , the belated bailee arrival.
,At
9 o'clock the 'bag was safe, and also 0, lO,
the last thue hit looked, but when the train
came up it , was finedio have, dimpinareA.
City Menthol *my *uuediately in
formed of the robbery, and , spent mach of
the night, with assistants, in searching for ,
the ,bag. They Were rumucammful, but yes
terday Istornize; the mail driver bad his
search rewarded., by finding the begirt* all
thr;PaPerre or nearly. all, it 011 941419
beck the mthem between the
depot and Ever later lad "been
sorted mit and probably tete* optima of
the canvas *IMO illaddi there. "ese three
inside the leatherbeg. I destined for :BOIIik .
intennedisk mitithrdpoint.,.. :The inpi"s
h a d not been injure& Farther, search xi-.
vealed under boards in the vicinity some
additional palm and one kiln. in &large
kW envelope, which bad been mailed by
Col. B. 1 ParnmL. Lama box wig also
iontaining simit ,hoodi. which had
been sent by a gentian= of this city. .
not lnown - thit the bag , eoniained . ninth
money, =deal hismaildriblets: Probably
in , o large amen, there may have been
found smugly in smell Ms, to reward the
,robbers for their labor. It is known; that
there Wire two money orders, "blab had
leansoltfor this mail, one of 31X. directed
to Perna Stlesilett, Mibrankee, end
another of $4 to 1$ Peffic, KelemuisoC.,
Itedibevellintrinznot top.
was manna of Ste robbery, and ere prams
01101010 Gorerninent
datiothis,; will -fcltdr Taitenesteilbew
ofilin .1V "mid , Or OM • for intimation
AM hmEo the debt** fit thatch;
Ovening,natmee
Jr& Advedfser
• i
. ONAL. PICIPI
,
--Bee*Cia ifnew England with
. lb, Wsisisa."
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A 4e,j4 Is: end.
4,1*
lid
i or
lt i or. b i.w, v , 5:0
-Stepheint 0.0. I. IL, is shadow
ed Pasisi day 'Dna night by two English Po.
lidtmen. .
—E„ 0. Steadman ia writing a non
. ,-
'--lie - Thitekeray's full name is
odd t 6 : 131#014‘ s Elli Nictoriii jitilikk
L it
al e.. -
— =r4si - a -- Th - iiOiiiieiii - 'lii - iiii - p' - -fi.ia'ik -
Idsnx4dtsr the colossal status'of el*.
thaprick hi biotin. to WI 'maw djfittiii
'..' 4MniVal, the poet, lianhinieid-at
no l o Grf, , 'Wk.. * ll # -.Ma* PAO*
hi j ilirs I-
:.. 1 ' i , ..). .:-, E' 'Fi ..;•
- • ....;L as Anna Dickinson - rode i from
.Wluo to=-La oral*, Wisi; • hue &turd*
a distesicOof thirty '-Miiii; iiitanat a hatt;
and wA Satrisisio usrstatt ins eh&
tee ..'l l hu . Sreithire•Areti -: iiire aoliV and
Rana
f e
the chi nearty'patiabeA, but the tit**
n —4 Mhaileat; . ineluileiv'n'Sena:
t** . weir, figut Pienneir**7i:*" .
9 4iie hia # 0, him , iaa i inglit*li.*7 •
*m*l, ll 2...ie.:....,.
-:. ~ ,- 11 htmArnitly al-Bentuokyvatid
not : 11 !# 0 0 Ifelhahukbraowtha sankirand
peaddtaplilatiopot the Protestant Epiaeo ;
Pateinneh.' 'Me 'id -said. to it be:;i: stomata
Al m an iiatnnif(h*Stfordhinistait•
4 :t(; 4 iii:'froiii 04i4Aus, Olio,
oii ' " man ta . the national big
,Over' tie .
"hi?* '.. , ... . . ' . , ' •
*Mori prevail' at i &Tam that
,Babel. &a agent at. Anita Anna r biidaidisd .
tor Na*Ne York, to Lune bonds kir Santa Ari
na, to him fo „prosecute his plans
spine the Nierkisa Government in Thew
tan.
. .
. ,
~. .
'.— , e N?resident • has ,signified' his
to nosoniti W. D. Bishop. of
Gout, for Coannimicnier of 'patents.
_ ,
1 - 1 41 r. 'Stanton. has denied emphatt
mdly -he has been advised . breather
Grant
.Ithesmasi to- resign. . . . ; •
he inventory of the estate of
Mini ' Jr.; ilia hi . the Probikte bOurt
at aid, (kmneottont. amounts to about
te18.141 made out of sewing machines.'
—Jahn Janab Aatar died in New
Yothhet.ereek, in the nasty-lifth year of his
age. - : .bras the second lOU Ot ., John Jacob
• verdy Johanna's delimit in the
Legislative, asaeandidate for re
. to the Untied States ileaate, Is said
that gentleman fly.
on. Noah Smith, 'principal leg
clerk of' the United States Eimiato,
the residence of his son, li Phi*
on Tuesday, 14th hist.
isle&
died
del .
POLITICAL ITEMS.
--The National Union Republican
Conveution is to '
be held at Chicago, the
01 0, of Jame.next, to laminate candl:
beteg for Prelideat and Vice Po:indent.
*publican 'State Central
_Comm Nee met at _Harrisburg cat Wednes
day the .92d inst., and • resolved to held
Statetontentken on the. llth day of March
next, ' the city of Philadedphia, for the
purpose of nominating eandithateas for And
itor Gerieraland Surveyor Oinenal; also, to
sleet Saar deleagpates at large t i t t i e t z 73 Ha
denial ponvfintion. The del from the
save; Congreiedonal dist:tete to be
elee by the people of their iespeetive
districts. .
• —AL ta. Thurman bas been elected
United State. Eleastor from ',O
,0 The
vote ili the Howe stood S 5 far • and
48 for RF. Wade: In the ' the vote
was 1 for Thurman and 18 f or. . The
most portant of the seta of I dge Thur.
tcgolli i
man, cant of his political pathies,
was -of ghing clothing,. ,to rebel
p • era; though it is not . that 1:1n
ion p ' ever received any . ' at
his de ,He biter the Owe og brave
old Wade," one of the a heat and
trues of the friends of the V in 'the
Sena during the war. Wade will be more
honored; while Thurman, we may trod, for
the irelit of the ,tionntry will ioonrbe for
-1001 , •
he Legislature •of Maine 'on
the Anat., chose dAegater at large to '
the Republican National Convention, and
adopted alepolution in thvor c of Gen; Grant
ea the candidate of the ry for President.
; —During the earliest atisge.s of the
rebellion, Hamilton, the newly elected U.
EC &Odor from Ma ryland, gave it his - gym-
Pethyl We though her)* some peculiar
attrac ire to win him the confidence of the
Legis of that State... 4
, —The Executive Couto:it . of Massa-
Chnerne on Friday of hmt week, by Ave
voter to bur, Wined to ends= , the nomi
nation of Judge Thomas as Chief Juatioe of
that Side - : ,
REX
•
—Jibe Reading. GEszette - denies bay:.
isz#ltfd Zara
,potian tor 2 the Moe
.
More 44a,sio
of zinade• "
- —Hon: Chihula A...atow io.Aused
for tl+ Vice fey
—The Pittaburg 'Post announces
'itself 6 "the only Del:Boers* DaIlY Paler
In Weigle= '
—The _lltabontag Journal ; „bayou
Mimi and. Columba' Journai—all of Ohio
—oionort Clan. B. C. &bank Bto
Preiddonoy.
—:The irallondigham
re
eeived another evidenee last week..of
fitendituale of repuldieti, in the Minnie
hb DialkOil ' IWO lieihren to gaPtlilde
Seater 'But tdiat i would ' be i dope; if
he had aneeeeded.' Ile rocad luonloet Lin
estire!eapitel. for he would no longer' hira
on. Win. Hamilton:was elated
Mined Mates Bettater. to stuweed a K.B.
Mute* by the Miwylinet Leglelature, on .
the Mh hist; Vite Tote Stoop as *Boil :
'William T. Hamilton 1 - 56
- Geistalthowit . ...
—Theireabakt activity noweziats
in both rabid partiakialivir HamPetit
gad esdasat lyeahivo Oa 'both - Wm_ are
ma ! ta l le st R I PP* •
!vas Wel/ reaPlFed s• Dem'
°alai ilaivoatka . isqiilaticosoh),
am ,' alai 1 / 6- 01 12 #4 90 1
to anY 4 0 s: •
itaot'itadr- are the eau&
diteitoi:
Pat itibt vb. "thaw*
the M1*1411144 eicidiefitat
E 5.. .,
.„_.t I:. -A, I FIT ' t ! :1.10 • ......
101 on KW 11101.1.. A
aWd.l Applitto -.AI
, MON't IWA II ".
, 101.19. IW.
Art':•,Boa : FOR
oasts br Ntf.V
iCANAL RIAU:
~+i
Towed which Moo 4 baat - aad ate taw.
sad Mkt. rep*. note boats am be
seed ea the Caul. also
Tense made to salt parebmem.
i114141D4114k
Atbem o Taa. 29, 1868.-3m ' -
2IMILIITION —The • co-partner.
1,11 - bused the Wines IL 11 ,
• talk A. arse, fu g Ibis tuf ilosolved lot
• • --fraa-bamiwatawwillievarriee
on banker la **AUL by ILL 8 tow & Bro..
sad is ilt__•za• 4 ,04-11011 3:1
mkt te locusiltoos •
al Path o sup. Cub pad um all Mid.
of Pahl.B. WORE.
4 IL A. 8088.
Steicardlls. 1kt.10,147. • • •
iVENTY4IVE •-YRARS.IdrICRI
- - INCLIN DMISTRIN 4 • ' - _
.1.8. Stun. ft. D m lroaldzeipectfella tams
the lahahlteath of - BMW , that he le
penasaeltly located fa Tovaads, Pa., Ile
wooldear Viet, irate ddir lisigeot , socesilifal
Dear tice of TWIIICITP/Iffs 3541111$ flatatioa
he Is Wallies with AI the 111111roil=
work dope to aeraist .plaits llte
dWor earida• 400111041C~Olithan
say Oh w Dear at °peplos ut the viola=
work bp* adapted to the soy lad
cease thee primal thiliteelloWiltel a eltbe
Death*, arbizadoestaade the extol Ids
own and hos, *Woe tor Leg
the same. Mr Oho eat aliter midst Ms of
bilk be woalteellefleelhas Wide oiturilid of
work which askehts_ of porodela for loth plate
and teeth, said itaislage anthem ganr.' It Is
mote datable, move =and la apperraopsad
mach hello shoed WM god - Other
klad of work. Mow homed of tlirsposse are
Invited to , call 'sad oltWaa:lopeclielas. • Teeth
filled** hit *ltem eactatheee for 1111 r,
c n i=attaft -" NitPak9.ll4l l :"
-wite t rat wai f . as over fear Ma
chold patients ' _the last tour nyetueoutles
eke t 4 P shoe 21, 1868.
FRPOLANA''TION
--~_ _,,
I
CO KEN `&-RCISEN7,IIILD,
- TowAin)A.
,Wzoono, It nom to have Wooed As Is
batottaato of Totraads, sad oloWty. to recog
nise oar fair way of 'dealing - •
W,assitas. ;We Iters our duet* thanks
to the commooltir for utissihtig to - os so larval
s porksaire utu now ;
AND Witiowas; We deem II -our dity to
ti
dproaate aq t 6.. Wars bsstsM4 Ross as thiu
tar; •
W. do lbs'eeby pabIkitPROOLOI, tbat Oar
.1 • • •
SOCK , OF ovsac64.rs,
As sMo co! oU Ithele or the lasi, ithele‘ot
,0 L TEt N;G I
lb 044 iiidy to be disio'sed of st nob
REIDITORD ,P.R1011.81
This wUI witadeli *Caimans tty,is bs lard
to waken"' far oar • , - _ •
•
SPBI,IICA *Cg,!
, .
- _
We are deteredned to lett oar preieet idedtOt
a sacrifice. The beet wa to convince loor
metres Ls ,18 call at • •
co~sN'a
- • • e
SOI3INPALD.
• Nest door to Pox; Bravais; Wow Co. •
Tolled!. Jan. 23.1858. • • -
s o ,rit.T7( 4s ,, q; - !/ kw-,
J. 0. FROST.
Would dell attottoa to dm bet that 6a NW
dotted it'
FURSIVM{ IdANUI%OTORT
la Tovigail. bsi th e litist
Machinery-drives by Stem Power, sod
rirru n trl foal:creator loduomootrlio
the on to - ever ,to maws Their tarot:
tore of . • 'Vivo` Iflied'another •
LARGi. WM13.80011
To 'my e i tore and luO 'now exhibltleg the st
and ba4 do* al Furniture to be fand Is this
regime. "'Mali I am happy, 'o sey Les* sell at
ORBAiNLY REDUCHD PRIORSI
To the Feria t say son more
Paraltire for a load of Oats,
_or wassioe •
tab - of B atter . than pa ;meld bay. with the
same - before the War. la my new Ware-room
trill be loud Ise
', " .
LUlliAlq AND rABLOB Bilr*fl
In hair, cloth - or- reps, oho in mad* to be
covereA to order. .1 WI OM . ,
.".
OVAM.BRIC SETS!
,
. .
hit. Cheinat, a.: - ,down'in the most
ershit
comma . alp Tonters.,,Urcanne. and Has.
Spying beds, 'Sarnia lifettruses, itairlike
Grow oss, Est aid Sponge' , lintissem. PO
- furter% , QeUts.• Blealuse, Tilde
fit 4 iii
;Am Aho t
DOI laet atle=e6l. BIM*6 II .
ii ad ' Tablimiler
ble,TeCComtte Twins Aloha. Tetek4strajtock
ere, Boy Chars, Piano fhools, Book Bach,
Whet - Ms, chadrea's Cash's., 'Children's
piffle. ion cribs. Leases Calle". wait
alms Plato., planers -humo r Rhotmat
- Wan, Steer lihnErsvinar, Cards - mid Tame i
&e.its foot's tell moment of_ everyththe in .
the line - AU of which wilibe void chimp kir
auk
Caiitlty I:!eit!e , rs supplSid* Wholesale Prices
; The public an luta& to , nil asat amiable
my stock balm parcbas ppj elsawbere. *are
on Mato Street; 2 boon mouth of Youtanyea..
also keep on baud, a law aaconanit
REAL/TRADE COFFINS,
?Am the ; oast ease= to the bed Na
hops"
nritniewoO. whith will be tunidind with
withatiVattondance` with Seine, - 42 SS 14 a
price as the rernainalitireali Igpaniatael
wh e re .lFs MUM-Ir.
N ZW Wriat"l4
MING MILL
IN EITANDINO! mpg l
The aataaribirs having eisebat a am Stem
Floarlatlllll. at a haw ,fttbioa tbeilt• 61 1
tb6 aid DMHay la SWAN
mold Mintz *sr& 41;/1f4itil Vomit
ac ii PtiMialiged
-116a61111, Ms all lbs a llifro
aad ballt m tVg a ro aaa mutt ibe -
Ibta Wag a -*Mar, the 'eau gum-
Waist, • • • . •
Ltharvi=ilik'pai . mse or u•
panaa. p_ 'I • - relideepaelbat
satWaotios aastams. Guys 11114110._
W•• VW kg* wool' • on Qom; rber
Alaßaia, th?lijawa!of ri!iip as,lotus .30b
sir The Idgbeit 6 1 0e6t - paittor Grids.
• ._.a.4RGRAIII,.
Stiusd i lag ttoae, pea 26, ,VA
'1 • 1- . s - .
PLANT IMlUdir AND WINAMEN
TA4I,RI4IBii Wage nowsks:
• •
12 esag"ilostie
. : 113 •* 4 0/ 1 4. -
.. .
ie..:i
t C i ,
IM. I :
•, O - - f
i nd ,
ltl
r q -, :-... , ...' it a '
u:
Ibis'ot-s i,VilmlloB
lid PLI)11111111. ' zft-list* MA lurftareire
=r4se. ail A vitt.l be' , . - * aid oak-
Ailed. „I csas49l7 in Ingi , • - .1 1 ,
• ° ! - -111341t0 r 00141:1 1 144 F -
A. . . . . , ... . _ ... ..
` •
( 4 014, Irigic kirkiit „
,Wurir lt vir i acci.sumaus
a(111 41111M n itte lli a nia
Aa rblorii 41„
W aa raW*74747; Mom- mar. l
rial wipes.
i t •IL
-
Ussens.
ft". 1 1 ' 11111 imoDS
7 . !rfk .14r.
• •
1 illI ) ERLIN
1,1 isd la just reeetved
std sad Ova,
-VOR HOLIDAYS I
AMERICAN WATCHES
And ilWiltelseted aspoliimat of BWIBB
WMIIIIIIII3II - vsnasistlernarvellarths
a l l gi Ate l a=r; ll / 11 ' It -11111
13,ETH THOU-A 13- 4:1-0,001E
Odd "
111SWISLICTAND - SILVEMOVARIL
Ia
the, plated lite. Yr baa Boob* flietbee
• • '
FOXES D 81'40 S
' , 110111,1 plated
Wast*Pinner
koala pb4e &NO'. van I.
cian. amuse,
avrigg j BERRY lAMILES,
Peg likeede, Tea 6111. tte.,
caaatailiA . Is bow beiplet the
GROVllair, -a. FINIVBI
Family, Atoisw ,:,..Machines
•
About 'orooopetier to ell odors tOr -
Ihmoiliost.tor the Ilelletring nun I •
Thercoviritii two Area& clad CM Übe
_
They ass sore' • Naar torteretood mod omit
pahleorlithir
tort: thin other leo.
chime. -
They are meal of eloatuting perfecl.Y.
without change of adjustment, a much greater
Val* ot,work intichiw. • • ,
Mt stitch** insobiaill:
Ern kno t ni•elies datable: specially spud
Midas which require to im wail* and apostle
Alma esti other std.*,• • • • - •
This ditch. Owing t o this Miami In WitiCie
the under thread is uswrought, is much the
'lna ping* and' biantifel is use, lid retains
this plumpness and beauty, even opotirtieles
frequently washed and ironed, until they are
worn out..
Met atructarat Wafts Is A sualt. Mats the'
it tievtat or , broken at intern only .a few
stitebser; it will , milker open..ran, nor Javel,
bat remains astdurible. ' 1 ;
Wk. other msichines, tinge fasten ba th
tidier the sesso — by theta own operation: , '
With these machinei;while gilt is used upon
theright.or Ism side of the seam, cot4n may
be used upon the other side *Moat lesiessing
the Antagth or, durability of the seam:_ This
eaubidooiron Ms other nuteldni. and is gran
saving upon all articles stitched or made up
with silk._ _ •
• These machines. is addition •to their !superior
Wineite eitists tor Intrinlf. matte QC
Most heantUst sad permanent embroidery and
ormossidaltrerk..-
'You aim get fleilag Machine Needles, and all
satielospersialog to the machine business.
.11 )3_l, !.
PIANOS. -- 0/111148 AND- itiIIi)DNONS
YouisO got si CHAMBERLIfirI3 one of
DBCKER 11401211128 UNZQUAILLSD
PATENT PIANO FOETEB.I'
llobelher made la the Stern. Warranted en.'
ewleire smite styli tome • Magee than say
other. tones bead tbeAreerlima, sew Treat
Lindsleydr, .colidested • ,
_
PARLOR- OR-GANBI
Width lo l ir k Et e ll,towe sad ,dyk et debit
mum* be suitable ftr-121mrebes
Lodges. d the borne circle. Also
a - punt asseetemmt other. magical loam
emote together with Violin. ndlacello Slump
Bridge Tail. Pieces. - Bower Bow flak. *API
Remember that I 'dO not dirt - id sitical the
sale of Musical betnueente fora living. come.
goodly are willing toted! at s • very small ad.
IFLTOII- I AND CLOCK RZPAIBING
Ammhkillri bedmaiLifi! L es Bail. at; lair
iforeada.J4l,loameT;
Fox,,,§TEvEx§,,NEßovß & co,
WHOLMitsli. GROCERS,
Havialgsteea op 'oar
oar RETAIL TRADE, we are
*ow ea ebie.R to plostirtiole 'attention the
seltlag,of
•
GOODS AT , WHOLESALE I
We but la stoma larPAtook.of
GRWERM PROVISIONS,
Aid other goods In our Ifns, 'bleb wirermir•
anted tor CAM. from Ant hands. tad which
meta/ to Wand. on Amfrable terms.
stook ' ilre dedre to call putloular - sttenttim to oar
ot
FINE NEW CROP TEAS,
Boujght &roc* from the IMPORTS'S, con
aistipi 4f
T 0 UrGI iEYSON;
iIIIPERI4 JAPAN AND OOLONG MEL;
Which we Dike at"
NEW- Yußg JOBBING -MOBS,
Goaranteeinithe quality ID all-cases
We aro dagwessiviistoddittons to oar stock
. 011 01:1 0 NTS, all otwitich ite_boaght
with newts, rowans to the watts of this mar t
ket.
One of our firm - being a resident
buyer in New York,
, of many years
experience, enables us to take ad- .
vantage - .ot any favorable changes
in the ~Market, and to keep - our
stock inlays; 10-'comPlete
•thpzbiliiimixpeitaci.asi.4 to our '
to pool tsgacesteato to
ip =4 1 )1 4 . 51 0. , Galp . irtireadvi.
egnidid 3l ll;-. 1 ., Gls ,
u It
GET TUE BEAT.
POUNTAlikii3 PREMIUM ;FLOUR
1 •
i:;, MADE: mit Tatexim
T • , .. , . f.: , . T j
--
99
.1 1 1,1MPO WHFV P"i',l%
AID-!MO ft/D:IIBINDE3,,
Oomite fon 4/. *Wein KiehlPi
Whikkialsiiistiletall Dolent 'toggled cheap,
Pros oar Ettore Ix the
RAMMI SUILDUR/ - •
1111
" • •
/1* laillitrallP04114114: il. js.
MEM
'kW] ..11911,4 .119!
9N Vii, INT;
iliftdkaueni.
o:'4 - :qLrli , -,-LE R '1 7 1 'i,
•1 . - t . •
t AIM
a . 4-
N'At..'Clr GOODS
ORODPIXT.-
The isigestr) and T
bast assortment of 0
G'rookeiiiet (-pelt
ed in this Comsty,
Will be sold cheap.
Wreirtaw & BLACK.
_ T GLASSWARE.
0 Lamps, Lanterns ,
y • Burners, Wicks,
Chimneys, Cban
deliers, &c. &c. at
WICKHAM & RI. v(
PARTLY GOODS
in I„.Oldria, Lava,
Parkin Marble,
Glaati, Wood,. &c;
jaat repeived from
Auction. . • '
Wicwlt & BLACK
SILVER Plato!
T Goods of . tasty
() patterns(and every
T piece warranted),
S received frOni the
,-• • manufacturer:
•
' • WICKRAW & BUCK.
KNIVES, Forks,
SPOims, kc.'4ehese T T
lines of goods we 0 0
'either get direct of Y Y
the, importer or S S
mannflrtnr ig er. !.
Wicen
Jr, BLACK.
E
AS,
WHEELER Si WILSON,
SINGER SEWING MACHINES,
_
AT WICKHAM & B LACK'S
Towanda. Deo. 2.180.
Si 'I.. 1.
s.
5
If
•
A_ CARD.—Dr. VANBITSIEIRK has -o'b
.olM-
tamed _ a Mann, is required, of the
Goodyear vulcinate Company, to Vulcanize
Rubber u a bass for Artificial Teeth, and has
SOW aped selection of those beautiful carved
Block Teeth, and .a- superior article of Black
- .English Rubber. Which will eaable him tont)-
. ply all. those_ in 'wait ol seta of teeth, with
those usurps - .oe beauty and natural ap
pearance.' li ing.Cleanine,•Correpting Irreg
ularities, cling , and all operations be
longing
f
longing to th :Surgical Department skillfudg..
performed. boloform administered for the
extrac.ion of Teeth when desired, an article
being used for. tbe purpose In which he hag
rid aaaltleace, having administered it with
most pleuing results during a practice of
koala= para.( - -
~.
~_
hg vary grateful to, the. public for their ..
BMW piaso heretofore received, he would
farms kr s trict attencion to the wanta.of big
=e te, he would Multiuse to merit their con
and
. epprobation. Office in Beidleman's
/Wok ?pp to the- MOM Souse, Towanda.
Pa; - - , -Die. 90, 1867.-3 m.
CALL A- I ND SEE! '
ATHENS CARRIAGE FAC.TOY
••
Opea and Top Boggles, of the Latest Styles,
Ind varivay of light sad heavy Platboem
; aB of Ms best material and finish, at very
law prices foe till thiea, -Alsoplahl and
' fancy
neighs—Long Wets and Bob IWO& Spec.
im cars httaken in. selection of stock and with
the work. None bat experienced Workmen are
employed 111 each branch of woofig e t are , and
.am bound to inve satisfaction to all who favor
ma with their custom. All work _warranted.
i. Ac BRISTOLL.
• Athens. Ps, Deo. I, 1887.-4 w.
CHEAP / I ASSAOE FROM OR qo
IRELAND AR , ENGLAND I
innfax:e .'s laity or - 'inaitgura roes Olt re
lliOtirOWit 01 LIYIIrOO..
Galon'i old " lnact Star Line - ° 3
Lhopact Nebo, *Wag ever, week.
4 3
14410 m-tail Lksiot Packets from or to lon
dca,Williai twice a 'maul
•
• •
eingnaplrokod tad Scotland
an
•
•
For.tosthor partloglars. soul. to Williams
:0!4..011 . . 3i 9110101.17. New-York. or
• • G. P. MASON a CO., Bankers.
- 001,1. UM. . - ' Towands.P.
EINI
FRUIT,. Canned Fruit,
-hob MIS, a sidendld stock at
Almada 4. Cassell's Cheep Shoe._
OVEN .FANS FOR :SAII4I,p:mAT
=NE
IN
Y
S -
I
WICKHAM & BLACK
AND
1
I
El
z
t
IN
I
111
.Grait:lnditcezients at
J. A. 1110ESOL'3
- ...1.1111
ME