El
EMICEMS
Nvoi front ail tie*s.
=Adjt•Gen. Thomas his been sent
South to finish his examination of the awn-
oteries of union soldiers, refilre4)titig whi-h
be is tisalie a report.
—Secretary Seward' has
,invited
Dlinister Burlingame and his Chinese col
leagues to visit Auburn. -
.—Two Philadelphia hive compan
ies engaged in a fight Watteau? plitinloxe
during which several nem were injured.
Both companies hive been 81:vended. pen
ding an inverstkation.
Holden, of North Carolina,
convenes the General Assembly on Wednes
day-,.the first day of July next.
—lta-Gov.l3utkirightun is recover
tng. Os Tuesday ha was removed from
, Warsaw, Ind, sdh.•ro he was taken 4 .lslck. to
chicego. . •
Fletcher, of Wssouri, de
nies having made aux effort compass the
• re/e/Oe of McCoole, the prig 'fighter.
-,-;;The -popelation ~1 Chic a go is
Dude up of 911,964 Americans, 22,03 Ger
mans, 45,543 Irishmen, 10,520 Englishmen
fend Scotebme,n, 10,922 Scandinavians, 9,-
. ..,14 persona of other natirities.
fihe Reading Railroad Company .
has succeeded in getting about : 00 Germans
to work along she Richmond bog %entree,
in the place ol the Tanner workmen. who
bare stench Tor higher wages.
The foundries alone, of all the
heavy manufacturing establishments in
Troy, N. Y., are now in operation.
—The United States Consul at Ma
tanzas reports that cases of cholera had oc
curred in that Mien since the 25th of May,
but the shipping has remained healthy.
—The first stone of the foundations
of the new Minnie State Howe, at Spring•
field, was laid on Thursday afternoon bust.
—John Claude Russlee, a French
man, 52 years of ales drank two quarts of
cold lager in Buffalo, on Saturday morning,
and died in a short lime afterward,
—Francis Todd, about al years of
age, was bitten in the band by a small dog,
in New-Haven, two or thtee weeks ago, and
died on Monday e'rmdug last, of hydrerpho
bin. The wound in hie band was very
alight, and no ill effects were apprehended
until Sunday„when it drat gre'w painftd.
---,The Trustees of the New York
State institute for the Blind, held a meeting
at Batavia, on the 10th instant. The Presi
• dent, Treasurer and Secretary werere-elect
ed. The Board fired upon the first Wednes
day in September as the day for opening the
new institution for the reception of pupils.
—On Saturday laet, five prisoners
confined in the * Vigo County, Ind., jail, es
- coped from duress. One of them was sub
sequently recaptured.
—lllenltictlowell has removed Gov.
• Humphreys, of Mississippi. and Gen. Ames
bas been appointed Military Governoa in
his stead. E. 11 Hooker, the Attorney-
General, was removed at the same time.
—Charles Ulrich, the counterfeiter,
tins, Thursday, sentenced by the United
States Court of -Cincinnati, to twelve years'
imprisonmentin the Penitentiary.
--Mrs. Oglesby, the wife of- the
Governor of Illinois, has lust died from
consumption.
—The Arrade, in Elmira, was de
rtroyed by Tim on Sunday night. Loss $12,.
000.
The Emperor of Russia proposes
that ull civilised nations shall aboliih the
use of torpedoes In aim
--J a m e s Buchanan'. e s tate is esti•
mated at $300,000. Ho willed his house
keeper $5,000 and several of his servants
, —Reliea of ferry's fleet armament
have been exhumed by workman excavating
on the docks in Erie.
--Thurs. day, of let week, waa the
105th aunivemary of the massacre of the
men, woman and children, at, Presque Isle
Fort, at Eric.
--The first Lightning Rod put. up
in this country by Dr. Benjamin Flank lta,
is now to be seen on the old house, 62 Dan•
id street, TortsmOnth, N. Et.
—Two men committed suicide •in
l'hilaielphia, recently, by shooting. One
was a ' , acne; in the county pal
The house attached' to the
planing mill of Judge Taylor of Brookville,
WWI burned op the 3d inst., with 15,000 feet
of lumber.
' —The Judges of Tioge county de.
dined to grant any licenses for the sale of
liquors, at their last session.
—The people of Mechanicsburg
hare been treated to a balloon aseension,by
Prot . Light. It was suociesafuL but Lie in
getting off, taming some gto/11bling.
—A savage dog bit a young lady
in Lewisburg, severely injuring her thigh.
The next day somebody shot the dog. The
young lady's name was Miss Annie Bprink.
—Thomas McCarty was given lodg.
Mg at the house of David Berry,nearFrank
lin, Venango county, on the night of the
30th ult.". During the night, while Bury
was sleeping beside of his wife, McCarty
went to his bed and shot him with a revol.
i& — aiid then escaped.
—A Telmer:fee° railroad conductor
has been flncti for excluding a colored Vro.
man from a first-class car.
—Thomas Mann, of Somerset, Mo.,
had both shoulders dislocated, a few days
since, while playing base bell.
. --A colored man box . been nomina
ted for State Senator to represent the coun.
tics of Alexandria, Fairfax and London, Va.
--Dr. J. J. Hooks, a well known
physician of Memphis, was found dead in
his bed oa Saturday!monxing.
—Mrs. Jane- Clark, of Yorkville,
(now York-city,) has been sent to jail for
cutting her husband's throat He was not
dead at the last account
—" Crazy Sane;" the well known
Syracuse trotter, lately made the last gear
terof - a mile at Watertown, in thirty-three
seconds
—lt costs $830,000 a year to pay
the interest on the cost of Central Park,
New York, and keeping the grounds in or
der. It has already cost, 810,000,000.
French phyalcian,Dr. Laborett,
claims to have discovered a means of ?odor.
ing drowned persons after they have bee n
under water . half an him or over.
—Som - U-'-atrangel "liielosnrea have
lately been made in Piris in regard to the
confinement of a number of persons, be.
tiered to - be prfsctly sane, in fanatic asy
lum!.
—E,ev. Edwin Donner, of Newszic , „
N. J, after making the opening prim; in
the Presbyterian church, on Sunday. May
'Si, sink back in his seat end Immediately
died.
Ell
;--In Fredonia, N. Y., last week; a
vicious cow stock • her horn -La a mates
mouth, knOcking oat eaveralteeth and tear
ing the cheek from the centre to the angle
of the mouth.
--Ehaer's cheese factory, in Bash
ford. Allegbasy, county, N. Y., consumes
the milk of 1200 cows and makes forty
cheeses daily,
ntaftid tpolity.
Thursasi, Julio 25, 18t
=M=M=
FOR ?Ruins?
GEN. ULYSSES S. GRANT
HOP4i iBOWNLER cOOMAX
RepAitate Ttcket.
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Drmi mina,
oes.JoletiP.lMrdtil l eflitititgantOeiT.
101.:6=1120* aialtlL!4-
Olt MO it. Olkoptoll, otgamblis t 6.
Vnion
A Ochsventith of the Union Republiean
party of Bradford County, to be composed
of two delegates from each election district
in isid county, - will assemble at the Court
Rouse. in Towanda ..h, on MONDAY
EVENING, IKEPTE 7, IBM 71 o'-
:clock, to place in nomination candidates to
be supported at the actudrig electim a i. e ,-
te . 1
e
a . e mal lio & 11 :s l ti f fr Il Igil ttlr f fOt t gik t r etU
tive di stricts , and they Itht directed to call
ni gis for the election of Delegates to
the ntrention, at-the 'usual places of hold
ing tiouses, between the hours of 2 and 6
p. .. on &Wes? the sth day of Septem
bee. k•
B order of the 'Union Repub li can County
Com Mee
'- \ -
•-r 0: R. LADD, .Utairman.
e. 23, 1468.
.00,1PAITM12 of 17 , 311A15CP.. ,
Armenia--Nathan Sherman, Sinseen Wit
limn's, Darwin Aleownder.
Asylum—A Laporte, .N r Mody, Faith
Stevens,
Alba—A Whitt., diaries Sterling, C.
Athens twp—Sam Orenshire, D L Clark,
A 0 Ellsbree.
Athena boro—N C Harris, Dana Park, J
_
Albatry-:-Itrumel Miller, Daniel Kellogg,
, Alexander
Barolay—J O li rltitit, Thomas Muir, L C
Howes.
Burlington tarp—Robert _Prime, Josephus .
Campbell, 0 F Nichols.' - . .
Burns= boro—Dr. Everett. B. Morley,
..q .51,
• • . ' • Ma* 11, J B
Burlington t—:John el CllBO
McKean, ' Loomis.' ,_. , ,
,_
Canton tw ea Fd Rothltllll. j A Rodg
ers, Char ea do
Canteti ban— Conitlin, J W Griffin,
dm
Oolumbia—B F Knapp, Alvah Cornell, John
11 ,Fri=-F i" Fairchild, J 0 Ridgway, Ma
thew Marshall.
Granvide.—Wrud Warren, David Bayles
William Vromau.
Ilerrick—D C Barnes, Ezekiel Carr, Peru
broke Squires.
Lel:tor—Andrew Boyse, Robert McKee,
Reuben Stone, •
Litchfield--DavidMeßtney)Wm Batwiek,
B B Canker,
Leßaystine both-41 Davies, P H Buck,
Stephnn Gorham.
Monroe twp—Charles Holion, Freeman
Sweet, Hiram Northrup.
Monroe born--S S Hinman, M M Coolbaugh
H C Tracy. - .
Orwell--Cyrus Cook, E M Farrar,
Cowles.
0 verton—ttenben Ithinebott, John Mathews
H Richards
Pike—B 8 Skeet, G N DeWolt, M H Cod
- ding.
Bidentry—Sturges t3quires, Tunes Mitchell
G S Meade.
Borne twp—Wm MoOttes Levi Towner, W
D Parka.
Borne boto—L L Moody, 0 F Young, John
Whittaker.
Smithfield-0 E Wood, John Bird, Jr., E
Sp ( =LS D Harkness, James E Yerkes,
Joel Adams.
South Creek—P J Dean, Ira Crane, Philo
Passett, Jr.
Sylvania boru—Petd• Mohrois, Orrin Fur
man, Eli Barriti.
Sheshequin—H Clay Hinny, Fred Gore,
Fayette Culver.
Standing Stone—Geo A - Woods, Geo A Ste
vens, John Brown.
Terry—Col J H Horton, John F Dodge, H
L Terry.
Toa-andis bo =
as—H A Frink, Frank Voorhies,
Charles Tracy.
Towanda twp—A G Mason, George Fox,
Gl3O W Scoville.
Towanda North-11, DeLong, Fred Foster,
Ilizaln Butt/. *
Troy boro—G Dlong, C F Bayles, John H
Grant,
Troy twp—Ezra Loomis, VT Scott Many
John McKean.. •
Tuscarora-1? D Black, A B Culver, Hiram
Shumway. '
171ster—Geo W Nichols, Simeon Hovey,, C
G Rockwell.
Warren—B, BHowell, N Young, Jr., John
D Kinney.
Windham—Asa McKee, B Knykendall, dm
Johnson.
Wyslusing—Andrew Fee, John Thompson,
W S Vaughan.
Welles—Newell Leonard, W S Bosymait,A
C Brink.
Wyse:—A H Hines, Dr T F Madill, Geo T
Granger.
Wilmot-08kt John Brown, J W Ingham,
John S Quick.
TILE TIIINLOCRATIC CANDEDATJC.r)
The ()Bast wave apiears to be re
ceding. At one lime/it seemed to be
portentous. and thatened to over
ride the other candidates for the
Democratic, nomination, and to swal
low up the tirgenizatia itself. But
now it has apparently - dashed itself
into fragments upon the hereditary
traditions of the party.and the elniti
nate blindness, and self willof its
leaders. The New York World which
has been industriously andvigerrins
ly advocating lir. enßsz's nomina
tion, now solo, that it was not in
earnest, and the proposition was only
made to see how \ it would take with
- the masses of the Democratic party.
That paper says that " the only ob
steels to his nomination was his posi
tion on negro suffrage," and the
World did not ask the party to adopt
the measure, but only -to ignore the
question. Even this mild proposal
has brought down upon its bead the
denunciations of the press and lead.
ors, and , the World gives up Mr.
CHASE, and concludes " if a large
part of the party refuse to recognize
negro suffrage as a fad, there need
be no more breath or ink wasted on
a candidate who represents it as a
principle."
There was a disposition on the
part of a portion of the Democratic
leaders to recognize the unalterabli
loge of events, and to accept thc,
situation of affairs, like -wise men
and patriots. They saw the war had
upturned and overthrown the old or
der of things, and they were ready
to step forward arafacksowledge the
progress made towards Liberty and
Equality. But the old Bourbons of
the party are too strong ; and the
Democracy have apparently learned
nothing from the terrible , struggle
and the terrific ordeal through which
the country has passed. The pro.
gresaionists would have • accepted
Crust as their candidate, upon the
platform of universal suffrage. But
the Beath, weak , in everything-else,
is still peyerfut in, controlling the
Democratic party, and , the counsels
and votee of those who, have not yet
given up the hope of ultimately re
instating human slavery, will dictate
the Democratie nominec t and Elio non
will not be SALMON P. Guess.
We mnet-say, that
the policy o4tho libel
did ,riiirgi
4 , * Elkin ' -
. oik. a c v arti
-table etieit
glad to Bee the De
take such a' step i
-woakl-restly. '•
r*sAitighlub . and overcome - much
the prejudice against the cote
people of the Soutb r and serve to-ti
toot the hostility - felt by the mass
-tbs—Demociatent—lia—timit.
vancemeot, oulkeymiktievit .&
Jadgi;titislbeitliMipsea of, t
sought for. r Pettouttort:w4l.bo,stron
est.befme the Convention, Wale
obnoxious to riorAe of thO , Detuocri
ic, leaders, end the two-thirds;rule tl
its operation, will preuedt. las uur
notion. , .His friends , will be num
. r...
one ioa noisy, And they , Will besiege
the tionVentiou, and dCpart ,dir.4.p.l
pointed and Wroth. Aror JoustioN
will ,probably reeeivesoute few vei.es
from the South. , Pennsylvania • Till
i n
vote• fur PACKER, out ofjcr,tnplimtint.
Gov. Saviour', of New
i :Torls, in FIK
judgment, will, be a forMidable , ...
dide.te, if not a. suceessfol one. Ibe
riling men of thoparty.lqo his flieicis.
His policy las eldiays been. to.l*p
in the background, and potinvitel at+
tack as a prominent candidate. , At
the same time his friends are aceve
ly but secretly forwarding . his, mi.
peels, by all those appliances nd
schemes they
_know. sci..well how to
employ. :We shall be disappoitted
if he does hot develop a: atrengt _io
the Convention ; , which will asteUish
those who have put faith , in the an
nouneements , that he tias'not apart
didate. - ileCnstlitri 4iNcock-land
that class of candidatek. are ntit - se•
rionsly thought of. i, . 5,.0 .
!The Convention will belurbulerit
and stormy. The bethocestic . party
has within itself the elements oi dis-
cord. There are those who aielatrx
ions for success, regardless of nea
sures: - There is still i a larger 'Fleas
who are progressive find radieal. in
their ideas, and'who c afe under the
conservative positio n , the part has
4
assumed. The,old, aggressive pirit
of the organization is Inot yet tally
lost. These dis !ardent elements will
sooner or later cause e rupture Of the
party, and we shouhrtiot be stir rised
to see it take place at New "ir rk in
the approaching Coavention. Cer
tainly, sucZess in a Piesieentia con
test would bring &bent this'-resnit,
fur that party his nb coheOcy at
present, and no strength, except such
as it has gained bythe shorteo?riings
of the Republican party, and. by 'ap
peals to the prejudieee and pa lions
i -
of the ignorant. I
The men who in yea I
years past cntrol
led the Democratic party. are again
rising into prominence, having been
brought from seclusion by the - perfi
dy of ANDY Jousses. He hasfroster
ed-tind encouraged the old leaders,
shipwrecked by the rebellio4. His
apostacy has breathed into their nos
trils the breath of life, and they are
. .1
;
once , more • ambitious to asseme the
position of leaders and dictate-once
more the policy and candidates of
the Democracy. The Southern Reb
els detest uniVersal 'euffrage:l Their
pride rebels against voti ng.
all, it
the
negro. And more than all, it has.
been clearly demonstrated that theyj
can neither influence nor conlrel the
vote of, that population. Per their
comfort, the World,; while it It gives
up Cease, gives flake thatithefact
of negro egrage nay as 'rell be
acknowledgia, . how ever d i stasteful
it may beA' . these !southern' gentle
men, and that it cannot be uprooted
within the next Icier pars, because
the Senate will be largely O Reinblican
through the whole ii‘f :s iiefr Presi
dential term, and ne law came pass
ed or repealed withceat -Republican
consent. Nor can relief be expected
from the Supreme ; , Court, vOle the
World advises • the Conventien not to
recommend an insurrection, l Whites
for the purpose oi overturning the
i to
State at ant of
Governments, -. kn ,
the possible conseopences I On the
whole, the World) ; is
~gloo 1 in its
facts and argumenii, and for once is
evidently at a testifier a candidate.
11011. lILYSBI6I Pri.itcvic.,
Perhaps there is' not a single mem
ber of Congress, who has giten more
entire satisfaction to his Onstituents,
than Hon. 'Ulysses Mercur.i On all
occasions he has been' at
i his post
giving his voice and lie Votes, in
accordance with the wish is of the
people be represents. , So.completely
have our politieal.; opponenis in this
quarter,. been "driv o 7 to t o wail,'
that they acknowhi e his eminent
IA
fitness for the rcspoAtiple tr t st. ,True
they have a peculiar lway of making
the acknowledgeMent,, huh no, ,less 1
plain and emphati4 to every intelligent
reader. Wo, kz4v not ,pr i ,i . piniie-
It c publioan in the ,pioy . t.,,iswho, will
not rejoicoln the opportunity of join
ing.the majority lin returniSg him to
_Congress. 11i54114,y,h58 ii g ilan q e,
his stern devotion ;to the cause of .the
. people, his conipTfhensiv,e judgment
sud high moral :Character,
_lhaye en
dered him totho ' tokpular , heart, and
won forhim the esteem and eorkfidence
of his peers: 1, Snowing **. these
qualitica,Fith his past ex,p#ince,will
enable , him to • wield a anti more e=-
;tended influence,in•:the time genie;
we predict for him a ;1011., imons re
nomination, and a , ,triumph _ i re•elec
e
iiont,o the Fortyr f i rst Con
.. sis,, - '
Kr Tres ifouSn has 'co snrred in
.he .12knate'amendatentis to iterbill for
the continuation itif thb Freedmen's,
Barest. &lam* chtottrY will have
another year; in (which to barite the
rnissionarrinstitetion that fee& and,
.clothes their panperswithont leaped,
to. Color, and dispenses Antong.thosp
whom they kept id . ignorannathe bks
sings of education.
upon a platiorm which will leave
some show ofpensistr_ey. The fol.
lowing is es .11444ted
as the pls.,. 4 ipifillih• Eiturild4
'. --- r --- - --- , - 7 -
; 4 3111 , *1111 ptai o*
t xptaerotgai, —i- both: 4 e
" o +
~, i -cm
o*4,‘ lmbeoitreral 8
OoistitittioriortMilted
- sal eosnestl ;+ lmp` thWebinbleeto
or
all Maibilitiaroa Aitxteitat Aktpestiolpititede
in the late rebellion, are not only wise**
']ml Issa!=i 1
t P i nt: 1 44W=
daily zt o tbe
trance Of th e yeausent th thtoiNiteal t ig.
einliktketewas: wilititheLnithilittelm!
WPilatf l 4 4 , 0 3 441 1 . 411 41 3 , F 0 30 41 1400
Aleut or Irte Inieoe: _of AV&
States with the other g ßeill—es .ci(tiitt satert.:
ettallnicaugiNsfaitiltaff 'o rent aver
ony 8410 of thialnitteki in' Mar of Itai
cf1a4 4 44 10 10 by: IMFtiiAl
et•ty esnabliehek by, e . or,.
Cantle) tag* latratif altizenifby
Conitiliesions be7tailitea ht it peeplainal4
ow ot, their .•freadoiLatat , newnsw *be
* O 6 ~ T aastl alandOat 10 04.44n05di As
praotteable, eolleeted • A .
stdiVectotz el l' ut
beat; oi vre et tend
litdbh , gl ' ' jpslipei shonbli bi
honestly Alittl ; i asseti,r, TOWN/ 0 4 act mpg*
PrlTlisges 9 1 kagbe , AT,S. • IP fil7; 01
or indirglial etnretuoba : • • '.. , • ';
, , fet I.i 'II ' , c,'' .1; r`
ljnii;aresi, 'suffrage anc), i ttaiyeireal
annw.SEY I ate :,.tlie 'plainest plinks:in
this platfoinn while itis damned quit
the lilt iirtklikiphihidi#tee *III:
inguessto... l , 4 + ( i:G9Yei,o94,Po44
taxed; ta havii,inktaimal4eitha.4%,
tionii.Acit“ 0 . ' 41'; fees:. to:Ant oine*,
and tontlibanka abbetittnet fend*
tbte 6 .': ' 4li , fal t :tso)o 6 **l l oo
'Ytith:*-:***
ha#o*ho means of nnwitsg t ibutr tiOre
no.donbtbut,that be has been , ear-
npAtly fatiguing tieiiioordiiii
nounnatiiiii! ' • ,
This. may: seem , irupapsible Vmsne,
hut we raust:confess that it illms.not
take us :Ile iferprlsti.ii , •Judge` Cuss
is a tnan,''hiureatiOnithly;. '
abilities, but, Vs' ..iitiq -,; 4 13
sot bFeraettdi ;as to inspire the cloael
observer ',with: any- great degree*
confidence in his political stability or
integrity. :Unfortunately, '''Judge.
Criers has for Borne tirenbatf. the '
,Presidential bee berating in his ear. '
He Is not above thd-pommon failings ,
and the common andlitients of 'indicts.
ry hiidinii iihturc, and tie':has coine n to
I VI
consider ' the Presidency as belorsging
to -him. New, we don't suppose that
human nature differs greatly in men,
whether they are in high places,, or
odeuify,'lowlY positions... The Men
who sets his heart upon a township
office, and ie :disappointed, is subject
to much the same 'feelings as he:who
looks fbr a higher °ltch. The disati-..
pointed, in either case thinks:4:4=n% .
grevionely, wronged and runappreci-,
ated, and becomes 'sotutl towards
his party and his friends. . '
Judge C . sess is not exempt from
the frailties of common men. On
the tontraily, he is notoriously pea- t
sessed of to exaggerated idea of his .I
own importance. When in LINCOLN'S
cabinet, his,unbounded ambition, and
excessive self-esteem disgusted, even
that amiable man, and he took the
earliest possible opportunity to " dis
solve the partnership." It was with
great reltictance that' he appointed
him Chief 'Justice, and then only on
the posithfc assurance that Mr. °totem
was desirous of retiring from the
litical arena.
IThe indications of popular senti
meat which have for two years point
ed to Gen. Owl as the certain can
didate ofi the Republican party for
President; have increased the diem*.
pointment arid chagrin of Mr. Ouse. I
lie was not content to see the ceveV
ed prize snatched from his extended I
'grasp. And as the evidences inultij
plied' that ''h e 'Was not ' to reach the
goal of Ins ambition, he neenis e to
haVe become possesised.of. a &tenni
naiien tcrwreak his disappointutent
and % malignity upon the party 'to.
which be 'protease& to belong.
cations Of this have not been,want
ing—but the. public manifestations-of
his feelings were reserved: -for., the
Impeachinent: trial. The Confider Of
Judge dims in - pre - Siding over that
trial, ought to disgrace the niost.4.
Betted partizan. Such manifest par
tiality, such manifestations or petty
*spleen, - ”all towards hie q l tiontlarn 0 , 6 , 1
[Meal associates, were
.never bc'f re
indulged' in upon theheneb.:,', Re fan-1
vied he saw. an opportunity do repay
the Republican party fei itswant; of!
appreci*ion of his tranieendant
hies and lie forgot the 'dignity 'of his
position to 'gratify,,dictetea of
his wounded pride. .
So, with a talent'and taste for "oa.
'Mien, which bag been bin distinguish.:
ing characteristiethreughlife,the has
endeavored to procure:the nomination
.of the Democracy for 110 office whiali
-has beeu 'his-political 'ienss Akira.
- Vain,:deleded 'mai I in4Vainerluipe.
Vociincieiatioi
scurdc,.it - t - has ,never yet: leached,the
point, where: it would accept hinearra
candidate. The Chief , Jtistice'•laili
live in the men cry of the nation' an
one Wh - O c iiniteO L With.t.lte greatest Axe
meaneSt ,and who ,in.-111l
hour deetroyed .the- fair fabric - of
years,;; sand ffirf,eited the',titmfidenee
,hirn t4OWei.
law ASE has miraca ously, con
verted the whole Democratic
the "nigger." . The talismanic worti .
49'41144:44'?1, Vi e '
-of oirmacat•iconce convarte , theoload
nigke i r, 4— fd the
Denipc 0 - 00,,T1! 10 4 13 aPt
Chase Movement shortldek' r enedied,
'the'Deknoeiiittal will irettailtd *Fr old'
4iide - ;4(
- command the • vcltes.,
oi4Ebarr r i' edajrerti ii "dell tha'?'4446
sualliWags."
'lobed
with
it° for
AMIN
iputed.
rt only
*dna-
IT._lt
Watt* to
, hapwillaTiitriviAw)zza
r-
The Domination Of Goa. lioWas.
irnifklU nd ,- , . .
._iiP (1 #44 1 14 1 41 NSA
..j** 3 : o 4o,P. 00 1 4-4 (
opted the , nomination l'orf - the„l4emit i r
!°,f-Riti A14i4 1 4 1 0/444 4 ia „0 1 1t°"..
i0.414APP0i1t444Y109401490X1-. •s-ii:
..'-i.viitiktrderigtatai' *intention aidlt
tn4ol, 11416diri, iiio4llV•'-irteotkiii=
isteillie &Watt eople'l ilie46.lll#ll l 64
eiil iiiii l leabi l l4rar ( eibitriiiiti d ;
4itkijelliettinlititill3iiabldnele 1,, 1.!. , :i
l tiv a* icq z , 44,1,41 .ii 3.4ifit ;oil i Hits
i -,1 - .71 1 a1 1 e_:371 1 4 1 P R A IN WWI"
;c.4 14 4,,
~,..
110 , PRFACIILICOPizal.. . . .t.q.J.iir;-; .9. ; .!.; ,
1
• F - -‘:l3esiator Wide * leipoeid Willi
sieletheirlit*Mi rti sinial ad{ detail
wit& tifiiiii int . ' tilliVii6VW
I mi
egaibiai l itu -.166,10ar e r . 05,
&Wei:lima thifFiXiiti wukcirlimiai:
110,11 , 4• gp.i,,,,i ko y . 4i tih I , ilm - rt •lif:
""•44St tirtii i iii,hl taWiiiiitili6oo
~ •op tlar:t; I , r -c' 1•• Ifilll )
!1N 61 411721a i 11e 40 :
', 1 W: -7 ,, -' , i -CH4t l '''
*eatttairiaa rtliii T.
' 1 4, ,
4 ,1t0/, l &r ;....... " .. ,( 0 1 0 ° 0 111 ' 1,1 Feir "ta'
' . •;7 1 4;
:tttaketgirtie, Ulaittin4lgamijily
working against itommAtianChelavorti
kiiilmotheri Stink Pi ISlaii, lat the I Demo
eideFeamildite,of TiFeebletit:: !!. " 1 " i 4c '' :,
7 '2'2 4lolooCrOhtiiilei l 4 l oo3 l
i1i e Wt e 1* " . 14 104. 4 460 - 014
la tilkiii ye.. r e
,- -'
.. ~ i
-, trivrv”.. ..• te.yi 4',. - 1 , -;:q1-1Ttl. , Ith t
i.,Tr-,Thehßopithlilisac oftilewierblia. 1
Weill tkoibty ietireillied• 4dPuto afar
iegitthi - eeibeeiler ilieidiiiti - time ,
what we learn, we can confidently saiteribat
erAlimtihrtiliMsit. D Kee", Lialt ?or
ney. Warm illeTeigh,
,liortai,
fi..'lluoitm Shope ; .11414amht' .11. 1 trailer,
Glint WARkoAeldir WeOnilistilliii&o7 Wiit.
tion4 , -t, WS gailkll4Mge 'linden? 2 1tol.
Melaiishalic F hitt lOtatii,'A.Pii. 'MOM*
aoitit#Beimait'sothiOagenitattOirm
thotokilithainsidadi *6144 -'• Ailldit bt
oselnut,iftertiiigaimittiti eviiiikia*dyi-
TiOvecatirpia 'My' killietiiiit liieleziW'
ME
—Democratehin Washington " REF
erbutd"lhat the fdttivls of Judge Obese will
be required to pledge support to the mud
bees Wore the dodge's:tsp . :at allow
to go before the.4th Julylkonventioti.
e Columbus *(0.) Statesman
e4a nitek the Piettai of str. re n otto 4 o
,iozaci to New ifork in full torso on :the , 411.
ioPuly. Buying that Dermankto who areop
posed to ”sold out". should by all
.means attend.:. r • '
—lt is .raidereb* that , the South
•ernAelegatiet t 8 We National Clierveation, l
bibs held in Kew York' 61 4 1 he 4th•of
neat; will comfit iollOote for Andra John..! •
sem< i lk' prominett liYettiocret, a delegate to !
the 'cravehtlon, bee dread: preps rd's .
speech in adventei te:dethredt la the west
'or the vannitistilkW thief' Mike Made,
denouncing:4nel aotiot and predicting the •
diirapthin of the lieenoinidie pity druid
he be Chosen is thelipponent Of Oei.erant
in the Presidential 'Mutest. ' •
/4Yer47, , JOhrolgu hit& ,e•
tonotood to postpone his
_reilVtgaon; as
Senator for a few days, in order th a t he may
participate in some, intomplete
He will depart far llnglmtd about the let of
July: \ '
—The Jewish Messenger says: "No
sensible Jews are, taking part in theimblie
meetings called et St. Louis. to oppose G.
Grant. Thai would only be the tools ef de.
eigeing'politiciane.' who have no love fy
the Union, and who seek to create a senti
ment in favor of principles and men antag.
onietio to .the true interests of all good aiti l
treas. B; Hebrew Members of the ;kph:
Hein party &line bti ettipsit its eartdidsta,
they will et:tail:ay do so on their hulleidtial
account, and need no Omani. They will
not IderaW themselves asbiro wIU any
partisan moveme4" , 1
--The New Jersey Republican
State Convention la lagenig6 on , * 9th.
A Goiania and ?Fulda:lW electors to
be nominated.
Tallaadighealk declares that
only less otnoxiotii as a
DemoCnithi "Presidential candidate; then
Gen. Ilimudde. '
•--.Doolittle. bats been suggested fur
nee Preleiderit, b 7 sante tbe Whiooneln
-eopperhasg ~V alheadighlun ow he
bee wakens wave:. , 0 .;
dstor
Fessenden hat declined
4•140,1 him , by the Boston gen.; .
ttonsa-r
MI6 24 Waahingtanoorreopondent
of the Wi:prcester-Spy , 'Gaye heapetike
what be *iibtaii " , filieti lie' raye that
\ averoince tie.paeoage pt,t,p Recon
struction acto,Mr. Chase has directly
employed all possibleagencleo to get
tie Republioan part* (until 'recent
ey,6itis); and Tore especially the new
lett - Of the South, committed to bko•
One of the out; rosa difficaltiee against
which tho CongatoiMml‘ Republican
,teramittee IMO bad' lta o:lntend with I
in: the minagement of. the Sonthernl
PoWtosiElko, boo been tl;9 untiring.;
-energy of Mr. Chases friends to use,
'its niaohinerylbr the etts . oaneementof ,
their yalinrite::,ll,e pii.*itie'4 , 6 , tam .
was :, to itc9nott!:!9( 4 * , p:. South, :Poi
:vase for , any Prosidenthel . midi
iiite: Thecorreepondent then detaile
8 ouier.'Of the?inethOs Which irir need;
•Wittti4 lB PfiTlQlii*/"0 3 3 .#0 6 #! .:41 p t
,oloddP o *o,a , Soli his__E 6 *Puiiiim
at Chicago, -, end-i Ailing i n.. that,. to
Wauro.the 'eager ' entire' , the South
I for hiei ai an independent candidates
lIE
Swat Cumniecf
inpiletnentar,fooireitey bill, passed
, p,r,4 4 44ArAlki: Pr 6141:
not eitceed,9o.,iper -mat. • of the, some'
held in bonds by the . , linited. States - .
trlAVlree Se neettritthyr theldeptisitdp
.ft l olo r i
00 11 141; Qr 1? 4 ,34w) fpr,Otl trl4 :de'
posit., kir Government ofilaist
iebekiiing ihe ea*, ebeltte do fried:
*iigo s } prik,ooo4ls6o,lo en bon:
170°,4k514 2' f$4*.iwi iFft l 4o V.O lei .1.:47d;
impripowueo pati
enotelliinielivetirtive;l* both, tins thet
Aisirekjoit di the - cFoihctr.A t tie "othOt
40°**11 46"61,0,4
Ill1 1 1 1 04441= 4 :44114 -1 54liglif
I tionAed outeemintimoll
11111
,; , ,
Semstor Yowler's vote
~ ~.:.~. ~
pared,: - Repnb
itorWISV7l2 2 lO6r Traliliett:
fCr"j• lection,, and intiniALon
that before can receive the sup
' of p r ~,oxplanation
cow-
liPgre t --Orkowagttgre loitAwl um,
ijuitiffibleliertArstiretsiliotnqdule
: 1 4 1kil gt 6rA f i l i 4A a #00 1 4. 1 .4 : 11 1 i
It nailie i gliVfkitif..44l l . 4l lSPA
:nerotuLand hottest-free prekotasgainst
the Alaitwit bribTailiten
or 4,3}
fo>;,t i 9
paintausefleopperbea;dfjobriiiii,.
tartnliagnetabas - biew
`city i t.f.°olYgV-P0
_f9.oiii„i loll 4lP:o i 'Atilc4o)(4ooul ' ii&
iwir,ge -,bronitgv.opotpand ;bold!
lyt; sf , ihethsiiAetrayiedetbeititerceist
of the people or proved false t,Fodit
Pyt6, t,i t " tt ( lAilitesitil6# 1 '
140°4'..4i. 1 04 44)Ve t i 0
Mbd nnsweredeffpossiblerbefore :the
.koeople, tewitimb,he is iespandildeP•r.
q 1 00t 1 0110, 14 A 9 41.;
against this cownrglystnobNimtthe
dirk ; ,sgainstibiiirresponsibTh; and
*laced; ;ITIWPD ' er l ' 'of vindettiretinf l tto
%lawn' the -eh ittiiiitei ifistiOo9
50:1 1 flFIfil Rf. Pr44l l 9Fit AtePPliPlinig•
elnitermtix,eatneat prriteit,,tadiwe ,
eppiel". to , ftlie - ;*eety) the , settee ott
3mitiee (dir46114
,tielifo l l i ," 64 tre:44
'the paity should be stiwkilown
by;theans so dishonersb,ler,•andeow.'
at*: , • e .
,4 . 4 I
i!tinthhant we fake it `deeire¢;
4tinotty and, ocip4is
rtaltdistriet, I a efforts should be,di.
rented towards that desirable end,
eathet 'than engendering ,
'diseOrd itiird: •"• - '
wassavim •
.!ho Erie ;Rep ub lican has a r ug slid
able editorial . : on the sings r fact
that 0167 one of the defeat e . candi
dat:63 far' tha'llcpublie,an nomination
• ::
&C AE Plenidancir in 1 860 , nave one,
hait :banal)! betrayed the Party of
Freedom. Seward, Sates, and Chase
, •,
have shewn that:the Presigeney was
,U I W 1440. t aita. . Cameroolpys the
rate merit of I ,beliaviog that; truth, ,
consistently, Wilt and patriotism are'
'rep:6o4'd men in ally
which tbeiiee,y be called, The'Ee
ligan cloaca
ita akkle as follows ; ,
The last on :,the list is our worthy
sad faithfuLfienatori , Goner at Simon
Cameron. Although , Mr., • Cameron,
like kiesars.Seward,Cliase and gates ;
tailed- to , receive, the Presidential
nomination in 1860, yet, anlike them,
he has rmained true to his weary,
true to hts prizelples,true to his parts
true to kungen - and his paas record •,
and to day it may be gratifying to
him to know "that ithose who sustain-
ed the country through ita recent
triale honor and respect, him for his
„fidelity to, his country, as well as for
his faithfulness: to his
party.- Johnson was on trial before
the Senate, and• when he found that
his acquittal depended . upon his
ability to quiet the consciences of
some of the dignified members of that
body,-,he knew well: that Mr. Came
ton was one Tof that: class whom no
power would seduce from the path of
duty an& patriotism I he -knew that
the means with which be had corrupt
ed others would not be sufficiently
potent in the eyes' of . Idr. Cameron to
cause hint to -forget his past convic
tions of the guilt of the Presidential
culprit,Mul be turned teothers whom
he knew to be less true to their party,
and less scrupulous in regard to their
reputation ; and with shame the loyal
people of- the nation • must acknowl
edge his.success. Unlike some of -his
fellow Senators, Mr. "Cameron looked
upon per)ury as a crime as well as a
-degradation, and he stood inflexibly
firm iO his determination to punish
-the gttiltpereature who set Abe laws
at Selancer. He had sworn to do
justice in the case, and no consider&
Aim wind& have- induced him, - as it
• had imbibed others,- - to disregard the
sacred obligation which a ho had
itakei; and for - this the •people• re
peat and hiih. •
IS. Tilt House of Representativee
TorisdaY very summarily reversed
the action wheieby, they voted 20 per
cent.{ additiounl. pny to, clerks and i
others in the civil service at the cap
ital When; the resolution patised, •
the other 'day, lit a very thinly atteh'
t d-
ed 'leash - Ni s the joyous beneficialles,
.who. filled ,tbe • , galleries,: could not
refrain from cheering and clapping,
'theii hands. This rudeness was sharp
ly noted,and 'nt, a:subsequent sesshin
Mr..Ringham
. inoved as a question of
privilege.that the resolution be recall-
ed from -thel3enate. It was retuned,
arid' Mr. Bitighim :,yesterday moved
'AtteMptS made
A
toaVe ittlo ea 4 0 11 . 11 %?tia , .P°41 ) 1 4
ing; bot,all wete4ruitlese,rAand- t, e
reinlbtion was ' filially • killed by .98
eafte 44`13a715:- - --ll*tty ease =vote.
,Wki_clerks, : got , pi; in, the
Xrcailitry, alt least ,f 2,000,00- richer
by the act.:-IThe tax payers at least,
*will trot beliepleased at thia*reimlt.;
A illesassnanosilnisoitrnis'Ainesen.
-.-kfilipateh freer Napierviila, about
twenty miles west of Chicago; giveao,
an teozamt of. the • poiso nin g •of the
-whole congregation ',oft, reherell :
:thatmplacel,ort. Sunday 'Jest. ' The
chniqh were celebrating,* lave feast. ,
The/meal hattbeen:prepared iAßqV
pevbettle, auCalowed iP repraia i it_
all Atikyiitill •.thev liquid • bad heaclme
oViThred. , i,-, The • scene • that follewnd
beggars . desoriptioni diffinrikl
itartnet the °Welwyn) the aufforol4,
, some sitting s lotnedying 9114. 1 .1044 0 Tt 1
,'and 41141111am/41e. azostexernmait,
paint.7l, Dialog -aatiatikuO,
at ante natnmonede hatilt AAngi
, timeabeforn tlutentire a9nWir..(o9o
ihnadredlind, thirty could,* ,ate..
tended Atbont: Agenty, of d 04
nitehertwere.teordedlakia.a danoi7,
kwatonditialat.4os .m4aoabliet,bern,
dielk Ar• AAA ORAL• 6 O 4I I ,
recover.
lir GU'. /MAN
proposition to Gong,
Val orthe dapital
some poi - nein Ai,'
geogrsphlcal Cent'
the disci locaile
by a cOmmittio
purpose, lie estimates the coat of
removing the public buidinge lie., at
• _tibiatV
believed will be chee4oVallypa i till
the Mato Whose linilfalhe
may be iocited.
There are many reasons that may
!'nJirgeil ll/4li.
it is notypbatie that itlvlliveceed
a t pre ,„l o pt:7 , ,11 ,
116. Ytmer Fmum, ais Llet of
the
whiekY l 4ll4 l6 4lilbti i
the goveiik§tit l iAnt WOrk ti vast
amount of, rOculie n lik fippkom ; -,'nf as
likelyltemputed,MoßAiothas Com•
mtemonert , of vistxrind
Johnson litbrblear i ltrpOlth a in'tb
way for his iiitivtoWaTitnifinoney
to buy hiLsogultimiliagn:L ,"
„
New abuttihrtnientiL
M Y 1&41, )‘"
BPECtii..iiOOCC 3
Myer. roste6s dolly* Plane r creed,
Meal, Graham Floor. or icing else in their
nee inlitkrOa t of the
Castittleilitirriffed"sh tder 'Deetret the
store orar* i iiikirtner• Ififteer:-N;qe.,,1l or
ders left lo , ea d Wok eclll bo t prontptiyatton
Any Inquiries:in regard toflrindles. Otother
business or 0904, 9tered. , 4,114 *viz, tell I
• ' " • I SYSitivostetral Co.
' Towandednno24o.llslll-44 •
CAPTlOY.The.;'Plibliel le biir eby .
cautioned 'gal* .prirctpudng or negotia
ting aznotoltven by JPIIII.Veih. W l
Jentdap a* al;curtty. to_ it. er Wtoillner.
dated on or Idiot the'S7llfot ' lad, tor $l7O
payable December,. ism nano Talus limy been
received for ,iakd Flot#,..PhisieV a tir NI "
will not be nlade'tnct tint . be con by. law.
.p• .11, i• • .
.-• t , . ,),, :_.- JOWII4IINNUGS.
ItOtne,Joital 0468.-1110 6 r
....,....---
DissoiayrKnt.. , -Thei ,coipartner
ship heretofore ettatink , innilat: name
4444siigtiti tali"
tat. con . Tito mare eit la
the heeds cAr#A.,Fitil.4o7 4statioe_nt , at his
Mike. it,ti _
Persons indebted to said firm aid rttpiestell,
to make inimodlate pigment,
_as' all accounts
not rettiedllkirithe pse_ stil of : 4l7 lA t m i V aidi4 ll I;i:ft
tot collectien. - "'
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1W GROCERY AND • PR.oyr-
1319 N BTOAE !
IVIcCAIEM & .
geapecttaUy, : announce that they have corn
mented the
GIKKIEBY AND PROMION BII,SENESB
tho North Store of Iferearie New Sloch.
MAI?! STREET,
And have now in store a jolt assortment of
Goads in their line, purchased in New - York,
which they have selected with unumual , care,.
stocky sell at the lowest possible rate& Their
is complete in every particular, and in
guilty and pries cannot kW Leese kat ideation
They ask the patronage of the public, wit h
the souenrance tbst first rate goods and lair
dealing may always be expected,
They hare now nr store; and tor We ' by the
case or single jar, a large *gel of .
MOORE'S SELFSEALING
AIR TIGHT FRUIT JARS,'
Wlilet they recommend as th e very. beat offered •
to the public. They oak for this jar, an teepee-
Berried trial, as Its dierfts are . apareat, to ev
try see. • -
*S. North atue he Namur's New Block,
Main Street 'l Tiriraada, Pa. •
• •
CASH paid 'far PRODUCE, and for
BUTTES, at the'lllghest marlret rates. '
JAMES NoOABE.
HARRY MIX.
I /Jofie 25;1864;
~..111419YARM. MEALS, AT ALL...IIO_IMS
,v v, f ot. (1.,, W. MOFFITT% Rostsurant.—
Persons cowing to town for Mauer, 1011 do Well
to gireibtm :I call
GEO. 11OFFITT.
Towanda. June 11 .1868-
AUK; :The celebratedbagianiTack
• Importedtrom Italy by gr., Gusts, of N.'
brought to, tido =raj by C. S. Calk,.
'irtllstand for awes the. analog !Amar at the
tiara of tbe. subscriber :at LellaysTilleca Sad,
jack la over thlrteim A?pattikl49ll/ nuelY propo
tlcead,; atd taut. ' •
I - • ' N 151.1911 GRCOORY.
Jaas.,l,s, 4868,-4*- , •
' ST I ' V, rk
•
.SASSAPARILLA AND SODA' WA= MS
TUE `nine toiae.
IMM
. The oubacribme..having, built a - New, Shop,
and slipped themselves with' the "l teat Mad
Mesta roved 'machinery; anit thei
_bast
r! the Puree, papaw} In
msnufactitre and ores' to theaniblicoi impericir
'artitileiif their filtiopmilla %ad ',Bo& welat,
gatidit all Utast, matt so indiapeaudbly
sary for health and comfort, dosing the bested
terms, and wane summer months TAW Sr,
',liimuipen as..: ,! '
litsWto geourous .public tor theta*,
ronage we lave 'retell/ea l
during thn
abort time we have twes ta =ge st in o ths o r t ud.
g a ribilliViiathteto Merit Anrat
, • maiM ithelisantipeo*M
n-1 its ptiliti Ith mr increaseo, faci/itiee. Ur, plestr .
hi:m* what they
*Omit mit line-niff receive ImMeilate
imlikproilosar.atietitkol „.,
. XIS
.SIIITII,
, " 11 6bitilitie Railroad tkit Nowatidi; Pa 4
, • ,
• 2 1 0411118j—fau1;.: ,,,, . ' VS. * -1
i 1... WO hayb tit . ni day
I AirttedlatW J A.VAlirt/al la ttaai l k*
ff,of Bra*t . VW iamokei*,..-
• '.
°Ur
1 7t..elh7.117a0,'Itml.rismi. by Il i kr -All ;t :
-licit
' 4 01:414 1 Vir4:4141k
:licit 06004 th e ease J. -- - f122".1
i 0 v vim! ti 3 ! ',Al4l,loAblaab POW 4
Taiiranda, May li, 1868. '
IL WU, Nader MiThorighl,
hti Ls. •
ac
igi ta mp l actmcut
IrogliPt4 Minded to. :me 4,1868.-1110
STAGE L ! sa Ey
I . ? . 1 '
hones and .aV6C
r 310.--•
rftl2tEV:=
i TVI.S. T. F. iltrWir. A. .MADILL,
Witi regraituVWg agegt .
'llsdill ma be consulted et Gore's Drugs e
in Temsalle;:stery= Babader.: -.Dr. tilfro. A,
s,
main ion i en attention to diamies
of **Bid; r At and L an g * hivin g
made s ty 07 above Masada for lb o
peat el ppm& '
r; 1 0 . 141 1 124 v. ./.,i, ;w1.:1.4/2/m4.
June 11.1868. „i„
rARDINV ANVDA • 'SOHOOL,
f , ,,,;:t..ii 1102 3dADISON : AVENIJEf. , ~ :.;:`
MGM
=MN3
'" - " 1 11rAIYAME;.(1:- IfEAR p is _
Hlt7ln} Iliottti~bd tha" f acto =editions ,4
ter . •
11
pile, &atm( te,lnforat,bax .patmna that die
able to Wet the s tot %er Isetttotkon,
to a larger , another of Young Ladle.
• 'Prettelitsitht tetteutgeatie Khoo!. -.•
''lligied4Me MI: ieltera,rity lidolt , "io 'SAO
Memel Mak:" - thipettirodef ' Mallory Eect.'•
d E. O. Goodit,l'etiratitia; pi ..
”Janetl; •
MOIt,SALE. - --Th6 :trecy iledirikbje
2: - - tesidinee formerly •Owiied by 116n.-Duidd
Wilmot now by G. B. Wood, situated calks
comet o f f Nue and NOodeutW streets. OontaLuing
U. an si ffloSieul esices
Walnut thertee'frakatst ambito been. ' Mod
Dam! Zasay person 7desking, a butunillsat
lords send opportualty;:otiocerfor ItOonsaat
aid desirable - one. Rot teems;' and polio Want
110fitiNtE h WARD, Aa sk t s „,,
Utlff!ddlio JP/no 04868-
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al.lz OIISN AND SL UT AT• PUBLIC
On SerninAlri -1614.127,' 1868, Mr
avid: eipoae to public
date his.hddde and lot sitantr, near
thd welted drrdpiiir Street' ; (ao.utti
aide),
.'erhe public are iUVileti to examiri,
t4e prenklacs,:daring the week , pie.
=1
ceeding stile
nags --WOO cash and $lOO per
month with inteiint untit.bilanco is
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paid.' 5 per cent.• discount on all
cash th'Octiiiipf $OO4
Towanda, Juno 16, 1868.-2 W
Fl
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4f, •
a
M 6I4TIVIEs' STORE!
, 418
Desiriible Assortment GoocL4
Is now belug opariel , A t 112 abore store,
CONSISTING OP MANY ARTICIAS
taIfING.FITTED UP ROOMS
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AMONJ .TwE H.RTICLES
c
EVERY .DESCI
Window Shades & _Fixtures;
C '0
1C11"1?.I'Z'.!
BOOTS Sp 3-HOES
11A.TS a&P'S
triiVlNGi 'BEE& rUACIIA.SED FOR CALSji
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Thum goods sold' at it
r y c g# . l: 4g..L,,p..40/:i/Tt
OL' rattios . -.70-' VISIT US
t
Anif thlitjiabUa ' '
generally, lsuciwin we
Oil{ jai& tilOt * THElti &MUST
VE_IC -*y... , r ,3.
-,,fi1idc.1105',1868-'
pRIOE:LISI 4 :O4SOADE MILLS.
sem , qualter l iViloye Wheat Flour •'pir
baltdlsl..- . . ... • ;47 50
Bat ligliattedeo.iftitirlt;-6;e1;*;1..... 00,
'C I / 4 1 ra ilre and Conk . • . ;/•• 1 75 .
formirosi n t to: decent. We pity
" sh for 42,50 to 45 00, •
Itye
good, 4v, Cent 85. .
Custom grinding-tonally done at once, as the
tageteltrAtheAttillike annictettl,_" . lo • large
I ,Ittnouitt otmotlr. •
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'SWE:11.!;111TP,B; '
••tOiisiqita mighaiiia's Medical College,;
Ptilladebbla, 1854.] Otlice and residence
• No 4 U -York-eSlee4-owege,--Paikkulltr
Ition.lo l V Cobotimt ratteldi
Irbilia AI r 11 PN 03 ,# 1 1 4 .
'111(st 1831568 r
,
I. st' , ;.YEW Y ORK C 11.1;
EBE
A large utiAl veriY
They have Gel beteloforp kept
Al;.ivelor. itirita-V.
Msy be Id,
s
per yard; of
From 38 cents to
IPPON!
Also r
Of .every description;
Jost imported
Itiendlm: variety
Vrom tho itYloi ot .16 13 to 1868
Wa cordially iniTo our
To do gm.
Mil
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ORZATar4MIKIND BriLTBB
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1 49*. 30 .!: 2 0 4 'o o 3 0 Vf•ArStrect•
I; :11 4 11-W I'
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Att.WifWAXl/014114 41104 411.401100e1...th
,C OO /40 41 th3. 4 . 4 11 1 2 Cared 'thfOilgri - lbe lip
iteit-OI filebeltait• their regetafft- appeatss
smile, at a slight "advance .ort cargo 0811ree. .
and.. otantatgelas their .teas' to_ be pare an 6
fresh, it:eV:Qin , td'giro entire eatialactkm. 'Jr
Alai COI ke-fehlrEled tind the money . refunded, ,
1 : ' - *member that by , oar system •the consumer
,pays onlycONE PROFIT, - Instead of seven or
eighties he inast.ddieltett he purchases of the•
ordiaarr meat; ‘ WE Jan COUPETICON.
•We gall special attention aot,orqj to stand- ,
lud_goada_ ~Autou'fallc7bat4da,„ , or Qoloug ass.
a,,anag noon 'rear —peenner in erors--t (Co
*Pi daps Mtn ' JaPall. 'OlO Coffee Dert.
Aient la menage' elan on' 'the illatent of pa - one
Mat Ondl;liatd idl ormeihNeea arc sokt Oe ti
aterita4 Ws only , ask atrlal.
, •Al nehnectitatfon. of oar foci and' cont':c:,•.
eintial lestVol' oarrep* genet:dal agents.
Alkg
es gooda - are go4put ' ep 14 oureeivta
in one gonad' packages..at oar warehoisse hr
New York, and retailed at W. H. H.EOHE'ff
DrogiSktai to. IQ% Maw lareet, at the ww n
*drag,'" of. cents per Fogad over. oar New
Yor rime. Thin fags the goods at the
M.they . Catt he. 'wifehood ,for seer oU.
ira, trith the freight eN5d....4.. '
.
1", - i-LOOR - ` 11.1!:OUR MOW
. / (fOIAiN G ißiniki; 60C.; TO., 80410.; $1 per
lbOsegra.4llXED (Gran and Black). we..
200,49(4490 4 11 per lb., best.. YOUNG 112.
BON (Gran) 60c., 20c., 60c., 90.. $l, 61.10,
sl4o4ret lb:t tofit. II(PEBIAL (Green), 90e.,.
$1;5145, ENGLISH BRZAKPABI (Black) . :
704.,1i00., 80c., 81, 81,10,31,20, peat . JAPAN
90e4111 61,28 per lb. GUNPOWDER. $1,25,
$1,60 per lb. Shantung Ifoyenelonog Bybee.
lnorl Inal Chinese A packaga 8160 per pack
age. Cbir.rw
packaga 41,30 pee pa
FANCY mows,— gyettgOokmg (Bik)
,61..35 pet lb. Nankin Norma Young Dyson.
:(Green)llP/50Periliii : Uncolored Jspaa_Yea..,
rdays trona Japan). plat op expressly loans
Teltolanatl,lllpalb.. -
' GROUND COPFEE.—Pure 'Rio, 20, 2.5
30 cents per lb. Best Old , Government Java,
40 041 1 :PW.4 ants, per lb
Nallttalanautldton,"6o eentaPer,lb.
- Bearlde bultittlona anti,*ol compapie,;
111 our goods bear our 71t6e llarlt > od ea t.
bag. ; No others arsgeno Ise, ' , 81.6 m.
TO THE FRIENDS - OF EDUGA
,.
, •ILT-011,ArSTD L0Y.. v .. 0.
,OF MUSIC.
We take pleasure in 'informing you
that we have just oimsne,d
da, the corner 'of . Bridge and
Hain, _Street, 1, o. 3:Patton 'e Block,
on Elegant New Book
.and
&ore, .tohere . every thing in the:Book
Stationery and musk dine may bc•
found. Igo,Statztary,
Gad Pens, Spectacles, Eye , Glasses
Spy Glasses, Opera Glasses, and a
general assortment _of Musi4a/ In
struments, Yankee Notions and
'Fancy Articles. •
Our Goods were all selected in 11
city with great care by experienced
hands and ' , aught with cash a p t a
very.low figure.' with a uipw 0'01.74;
wants of this community: .
Tire feel 'confiden t we shall be (Pik
to offer . bargains
. to all who will fav
or us wit their a patronage. Colt
and see its.
This is PErsom a . o i t wit°,
117..it0 rr . 7 - Coss 4. Co, have ju,t.'
opened a splonaid Nero Book aud
Music Stozo,•in Nuoles Block,
Towandu, when) they age selling
everything in their line Cheap for
Cult. Call and see tikOa and bat-
isty yourself that such is the case
D ROVER, & BAK
AIGHLT PRE Ifftni
SEWING ItIAGHINE:-;!
Tan Chegiut StrCul , Phi
THE VERY HIGHEST PRizi.:,
Tag CROSS oF TaE LER o OF ❑oNt),
N `co ttreired on. the tepresea halve of ttle
GROVER AN D::;fAKzll.
'
SEWING MA.dIIINES
EXPOSITION UN IV E ESE
Vuris , 1867 ; thus Utesting
THEIR GREAT SUPERIOIOI
1 . .
Oyer all other sewing-maainas .
An assortment of them celebratel nytthw
constintly on hand and for said by
W. •A. CHAMBERLIN,
.. . .
TOWANDA, Y.A.
Feb G, 1868.--em,
T HE YOUNG WARRIOR
, _
IMPROVED MOWS, t'
lI Ounfactnred by C. & L. I
.PEGIIIGo
-Groton, Tompkins comity, N. X •
In presenting to the attention of the far.e.
of the country, the above first-class Morvir:
Machine, we invite .examination of its ra:.s.
excellencies, and claim for It the hallowing
periorittess Ist, Being high geared, It V.
cut heavy; lodged or fine grass, better than :1:1
ether Mower ; the cinicir:motion of the
preventing clogging or stoppage . Id Bc.: ,
for rough or stony, ground : protectard bc.:
placed near to each ether to the keico
and prevent injury to the machiue. 3d, 1 '
billy and uneven meadows, superior by re;. , .• - •
that the wheels track inside of width of L•
holding the'machine to its position better ti
tho:e that track outside, or opoa a swath.
The Young Warrldr Mower, as improved. , 1••
'been before the public for three reasons, ,;,!
hundredsof farmers will testify to its cat& I.
ty to perform the work assigned it. Thesechines at. now manutactured have several i
"provaments over last year's machine/.
Prom the many testimonials we select v
following :
Pstuatoo ZS Co.-LI have bad 0 5r
yortrMowora for the past season, and take pl ,l
sure in saving that it works to my entire
faction. It not only does its work well, 1 , e..
is the best up-laud Mower now in use.
U. F. BANBoDl,BmithGela,l%.
Fth. IStb,lB6B.
•C, W. HOLCOMB, I.ll‘ter Bradlerd
Is agent for this Mower. Jane 4,
TRADE!
S. , N. BRONSON,, ORFELI,LIA
Offers to builders most oomplete stun 0 ,
Builders Ilardivare, Sash, Glass, Nall' . 11 ' 1.
PAints.„Varrilehes, Blinds, Trimmings ,
Door :Ts imnings.
.
TIN ROOFS, CONDUCT(IIZ: A,
Gutters, Put otiby experienced iortmen 39,1
at the' loweit rates. 'Tinkering arid jobtia4.
aaphollers, Sap spiles, de.. Howe's Selo.:
Waal now hotter. Univerlial
ringers, best hinge. Wheel Rakes and 0 , 0
bined Piaster Bower. !Rattly the - atterti'•: , ' '
• thg tamer. Hubbard's Dios ing2l ,
chines, durable and deslrable. 4 or it put •
Tables, chairs, bedsteads, spring bed
arid other '•-•
.F.IIRN I TURE I
, .
Farmers will ilsd. this teams the test
frts Pabs,llllk and Strain Pails, Ald
deseriptiOis •ol" Tin'. Warw. •flour sad 153 "
Cloirr and .',Vircottly Seed. Ididsdilaff W
Flax, .Wbgels„ Ree.ls 4 Wheel 11/oda. VlSer`•
Field Boilers - glad Piaster Sowers turn Med
order at lowest tensible prices.'
. ,dLI4Q--Cosws Spellers,Morticing Mashie,
I' Cutting govt.
8, BRONSOY
Orwell, Feb. 20, 1848: =' '
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