Nam from all_Nationo,
—lmportant intelligence itt
ed Uwe South America— The *Mu blare
taken the Paraguayan position . at the mouth
of the Tehicuary. River, and have . galena
possession of the ealdtal„ which President
Lopes has abandoned. It is reported that
the President has gone, nnsttended,
, : to a
town in the interior. : :
—Two severe eartbeqdake - shooks
were felt on Saturday night by the people
of Floyd Court-house, Va. The deratiOnof
the first shock is supposed .to hrie been,
about ten seconds; and that of the second
about five seconds. _ . , _
, • !„
=The twenty-first annual exhitn.
'Coo of the ;American Inaiitnte opened M.
Baltimore, Md., on Tuesday, and will con
tinuo during the month.
—Josiah Perham, well known in
connection with railroad exclusions in the
East is dead.
—air, 'Samuel Neal, a member of
the filaasechusetts Legislature of 1864-8,
6om Boston, died in that city on Tuesday
night. •
meeting will biheld in Nor
walk, Conn.. on the 17th of Nem/tinier, to
accept or reject the city charter granted it
a'. the last General Assembly.
Gov. Bullock, of Musettetunable;
has appointed Thrusday. Nov. 26, Thanks
giving Day in that State—the pains day op'-
', pointed by the President for National
Thanksgiving.
C—Neat Wednesday will he "regat-
to day" in Springllell, Maas. There will.
be three races—two wherry races, and the
— lnternational contort between the Ward
brothers and the St.
,John, N. 8., "Paris
crew." Both the wherry races"willbe open
to all who choose to enter.
Irv-A convention of delegates, rep
resenting the emigrant societies of the tra
t
tedfitates, will assemble in altimore on
--Saturday' neit. The objent stated to be
to adopt a uniform system o f otion for the
protection and eneouragem tof emigre-,
tion. Preparations hare been made for
the reception of delegates, who are expect.
ed from all the principal cities of the Union.
—John Philips, recently a clerk in
the Freedmen's Bureau at Washington,com.
witted suicide Thursday afternoon in that
city. He was only recently discharged from;
that office. He had been depressed in
spirits by strong drink.
—Gen, Hancock arrived in Wash
ington Thursday. His health is much ira:.
proved, 'though he still suffers from his
wounds received at Gettysburg.
—the annual - session of the Old
School - Presbyterie Synod of Albany was
held at Saratoga Thursday. A resolution
was unanimously adopted in favor of the
union of the Old and New Schools.
- —The Fall River, Mass., News
says the mill-owners will probably soon re
turn to theeleven-hour system, on account
of their inutility to compete successfully
with other manufacturers who have not
adopted the ten-hour, plan.
—Mrs_ Mary L. Hutchinson, the
mother of the Hutchinson family of singers,
died recently.of paralysis at Milford, X. H.,
agtd 83. She was the mother of "sixteen
children, to whom the musical powers with
which she Was naturally gifted were gener
ously. transmitted.
—The schooner Fairfaz was cap
sized in Lake Michigan on Thursday last,
and four men were drowned.
—The. Atlanta, Ga., Chronicle and
Sentinel appears in fall mourning in respect
for the late Howell Cobb. It says that by
his death the South has lost one of its truest
patriots and Georgia one of her most hon
ored sons. •
—The steamship Alliance, from
Key West. to New-Orleans, * was lost in a
gale, on the Bth inst., at the entrance of St.
Andrew's Bay. All is ersons on board were
saved.
—The new Catholic Bishop of Buf
falo kill be consecrated on All Saints' Day,
Nov. 1, in the Cathedral.
—Washington Hamlin, a notorious
rough, who was shot in Philadelphia on
election day by a policem4ln, died Friday.
—B. F. Randolph, one of the col
ored members of the Senate of South Caro
lina, was .innrdered, on Friday, at Cokes
burg, in Abbeville County, while returning
to his home from en electioneering tour.
-;Goodyear's carriage, axle and
pistol factory, in New-Haven, Conn., was
damaged by fire Saturday morning, to the
extent of $30,000. The property was in
sured in the Fulton of New Tork, the Atlan
tic of Brooklyn, the Home of New-Haven,
and other local daces—in the Fulton $2,700
and the Atlantic $3,150.
—The Sheriff and Pariah Judge of
St. Mary's Parish were assassinated, at
Franklin, La., on Saturday night, by a
number of men who escaped on horseback.
—The storm on Lake Huron on
Friday night was very severe and destrue
tire. - Several vessels were badly damaged,
andzonsiderable property was destroyed.--,
Several lumber barges were broken up, and
from one, the Paragon, two men, a woman
and a child were drowned. The'Paragon
brae away from Tag Point.
—A dispatch has been received at
the War Department, from Goy. Clayton,of
Arkansas, concerning the recent destrac
tion, by a body of armed men, of the arms
4 purchased for the, State. The Governor
that ho is satisfied that armed resis
tance to the law is contemplated, and that
111 such an event, the United States forces
there stationed would be inadequate to pre
serve order.
--An intoxicated man in Buffalo,
was killed on Sunday night by being pushed
from a third-story window by two abandon
ed women, who.were alsointoxicated. The
man fell a distance of thirty feet, striking
on his head, on some stones, killing him
instantly. The women were arrested.
—On Monday morning, the dead
body of an unknown man was found float
ing in one of the canal basins st Buffalo.—
His anus were pinioned with a sesrf his
pockets train ed inside , out, his shirt drawn
up and fastened over his head, and two
frightful wounds upon -his head. Helms a
young man about twenty-four years of age,
and Thad evidently been murdered and
robbed.
—A man in Massalbourcingb, Me.,
has been cultivating . peanuts with 'mem
the past season. 'The crop which he has
just gathered averaged a pint to a hill.
—The Fall River cotton spinners
went to work on Monday on the eleren-bonr
systern,inzaccordance with the requirpmenta
of the eznployera.
—The Captain-General of Cuba has
directed the trial by Court-martial of all
persons engaged in the recent dhitarbances
in that lahuid. and also of all persons who
aided or gave countenance to the insur
gents.
•
—Many deaths are reported from
TOMitO at C4l2llata„ TetalltbL
—Gen. Miles bar been seliemi
from duty ma Alaistao.tOommiakiAmez of tin
Bureau of liefagees, Freadmara said Abp.
doped Leas, is North Cambia' a, tmt will
mat* in that State is ootamariat of Jal tfr
Units 4 States troops mil*mad-tbece:
f radf#4.lloooo.-
Towanda, Tlittriday,Ooi.
National Repabliesa riondlis4 i
FOB PUSIDENT4- „A
OEN. ULYSSES 8. GRANT
POE vice PRZEUDICIie
YOU.
By an act passed April 11, - 1848
asseutoiU re aired to assets in
the years, PLAClttdOttlha.
the same as before the general,Elec
tion'in Ne= t Saturday ; will
bo the„last day upon- whinh • asseti,s
merits can lxv.madoi.if • any • persons
have been omitted, be'Mire -Mid - hire
them tirsessed by that dt4.:
elected' asse4Soia , Ute: the. per
sons to make such assessments& 1..
Tun !insrmwr.-airioni:
The rellowin' IS the elteig 'rote on Cloini
gm! 1n this • I
ne.uaq'
Bradier6 ' ' ',lussa y .3l6l s. ;
.
Columbia ' - 1996
Montour. - . - 499 • •
Sullhea • . • • 852
Wyoming • ,809„: •
EMI
Total.
Manes majorlti,..
, 0 ,1 -1.47 4 4 1 1#04F ,
Bradfoid County giimizthe
lican State Ticket a majority-pf 8749;
Mnncua for Congress, a majot4tyome
homar,:of 8461 votes: While' we"
have every reason . to lie proud of
these largo majorities, we are free :tu.
confess, Oat they fall short of :the'
figures we should have been glad to
have sent,abroad, is the contrihution
of Bradford to'thp Oplendid. Octerylof
Tuesday. - The total vote (dap Conti
ty is 11,498 bei n g ;.a lurge , hicsrease
upon the vote of any fermer'Year:
The desperate attempt made to de
feat Judge Msacun, though it has sig
nally failed to affect its object, has
nevertheless contributed largely to
diminish the Republican majority
,in
this County. The most unscrupulous
arts of the demagogue have been em
ployed; the worst instincts of the
voters have been appealed to; where
ever prejudices could be aroused, or
local quarrels fostered, it has -been
shrewdly done; and more powerful
than-all,the patronage of the Railroad
building through the county- has
teen employed, to make 'voters for
the Democracy,, or to awe or coax
Republicans into the support of Pam
:
Against this desperate and unprin
cipled attack, the Republicans could
only interpose the shield of principle
and appeal to Republicans. to stand
by a candidate who had been true to
himself and to his party fealty. The
appeal has been nobly answered.,The
electors of this County have testified
their devotion to their principles, by
voting to return Judge Mama to
Congress. The shock of the desperite
onslaught hail been valiantly. borne.
Despite the use of money, the impor
tation of votes, the falsehoods in re
gard to increase•of solaria, the bug
bear of taxation, and the thousand
and one devices of an unscrupulous
foe the vote for Judge Mama is but
128 .short of that given for the State
ticket. He has reason to be ' proud
of the manner in which he has been
sustained, as tie comes out of the
fight with victory perching upon his
banner, and he has so carried him
self that his flog has
"Not one star tarnished, not one stripe
polluted."
TUE PARTY OP BLURDRRA.
Did' ever the world witnesk_Anch
blundering as the Democratic Arty
has been guilty of •during the past
eight years,.to say nothing of James
Buchanan's administration?
It blundered at the South in declar
ing war against the Goverument---a,
blunder that cost them two• hundred
thousand lives and ten thousand mil
lions of devastation and depressicn
in business.-
It blundered in,the' North in gym,
pathizing with the rebel section of
the party—a blunder, that cost the
North three hundred thousand lives
and four thousand millions of taxation
and debt. '
It blundered at Chicago in declar
ing the-war a failure when. the Con
federacy was then but a shell.
Seymour blundered in stepping
upon the New York platform after
his June speech, declaring that the
debt must be paid in, coin, and shoty
ing that much of it was held by tie
working class. . • L' •
Blair blundered in his letter to
Broadhead, declaring another evolu
tion and civil war.
The New York Cor vention blun t
dered in making Vallandigham,Hampt
ton, Forrest, dr,c., the master spirits
of the occasion, and taking from thei
the doctrines of the campaign ! ,
Pendleton blundered in his grectut
back inflation for the payment of the
debt and the robbery of the public
creditor. . .
Tin'Scialue Coour.7;--Thu.apPitent
connivance of the Supreme Court at
the immense naturalization• frauds
will be a legitimatesubject of inqui
ry for the- next Legislature when fit .
assembles. 'This is a subject .tbit
must be probed to !the bottom, and
the really guilty 'panties; if posstlle,
detected and punished:
That the seal oftbe Cciiirkfuts been
used pa era in 'Mini, iiiisied:iwith'
the slime, of the—PrOthonotry; hes
not been denied. And -that lute's'
paPers have leaned at the rate - Moe°
per zninute; ' Sss been ' felly ' l►iraven by
sworn' testimony., The: `Char titer of
the Stet4,:imil ot the PuPretze bonito
sod - theritOkres46 esfetly , et the peo
ple;ezpe4; deeply involved' ln this
'ger ;44 .!00.44,14 1 t - tbe', , uest
kfi t „, 4 440194.1,10 , _4tieri
itoteme.Aged4 •
ir = l e, 4 2 r i ft I •
Wi.il in‘y of our politionlav
tell us *Lot the World means
'^itolol44o"
' 44 -, 4 .
- .
. .1. • 2 i iik iiiiii
, ..,.. ~ ..t....,..i
da ~
because ho dated •• esß!_ s_ t
-4acy
views of three-fourths of the r --
ing convention, in advance
tfshind - Sintrhove - veneinet
hip*** the Vice Presiden
out . his Broadhead letter?
not that letter, abounding as
with treason and war,
,aoit
abiding and desigotruf-the
'ter sifirits-whoo bat hint la _-
It is too late ki dent that
There did noi'exisi 'the nhadt
neeeesity•for wplatfortli; thill
eention,:afier it had indorsd
letter.. lederehigi thiat;:tfin - poi .
presented its'caiididifentOhapeeple
Plekel4.4.4.r9Vlldithe 4. 4 8415eif0.4*--
strubtion,:eeesi•to• tbeltinauguratfOL
4itstiothee warto - oon4ielliug the itii.
isty wild& hid bled for t ,the:Unkuil to
4.lRett7 "4:a ta WSCl' lame nti g°i4ift,,
Twindo,. aed-givieg ;the whole • eo4iol
of:politica affairs Lb the white petiple:
He aii* li therUtiintititi6 of 90n#eiMI
:ltllB . ' ; 1? , 9 triMpled 'in - tiif!!‘a4at,;: l iiiid
Optipim? 11*.,:ipiwi iikofFi#l6o, i ll!:
stand,l'and:spiniihathmue Ithe•penr
vention took Limi a red hotfire eater,
bathing bleitid'andslatigh&i'te the
Reiiibiicen party.' .. • ;.,' ' `l`
And Atow,ihe State plectiene' l hav r ,
ing passed,. and the:democracy beaten
froth the field-upon- this f.vetyl. lieu%
they are egeking,,soine esetheil 'to
purge ihmiseltres ot, the infamy the
. iesnelme - covered,:tlMml.,.teith c , . See
the leader in the N. 711 World . abci've
refered tor "'The . nee Which' haelbeen
made of some - inconsiderate evreii
.sions of General Moir, Ilea, done T ne
:far more injury thin thee
.Military ,
popularity of Generallarant." '! "We
have graded the mark we meant to
hit." "If the armouripf our hero has
slightly impeded his Motions let him
strip away the incetn6raece." "If the
weight is a few ounces Loo heavy for
his strength, let a stone hammer be ap
plied to strike off [the superfluous
fragment." "What in needed is some
event--the public mtud is educated
quickly by events, alowly by' argu
ments" •
1
The event so direptly pointed at,
is the forcible expoleion of General
Blair from his place . es candidate for
the VicePreeidencyj What he may
think of so summary a proceeding,
does not seem to enter into , the cal
culation of the contriver of the plot.
Mr. Seymour is the hero whose heavy,
armour (General Blair) is dragging
down, and the event which is educate
the peace loving !people of these
United States, is the' ponderous stone
hammer with which. General Illair is
to be knocked in
,the head, - Alan,
alas I It has, passed into &proverb
that Republics - are ungrateful, but
who can conceive that deMocracy
may harbor so foul a design l'against
the peace and honor of so renowned
a champion as General Blair? when
it has loved as pereistently such men
as DAVIS, Les, Toone's, Slues, fko ?
1 , Sat it . may be said thnt this dem
onstration of the World, only inteads
to bring out. Beale - kind•• Of denial
some letter , of explanation, from the
unlucky Candidate. Bat this will
not do. Thecrisin needs an event.,
something to matte' you stare, and
wonder, and gape:: a 1 stone' hammer
assaasinationUnd hurial, to the ao•
companimeet of the bafoen in the
woods. Besides; General Shiir would
BO soon cut off his right , band as
write a leiter of eiplanation. He has
the true Sorakera,blood. He is Chiv
alry all over: : Lie, lower hia own self
importance by any•act, in deference
to northern mndsills ? No, not for all
the votes', north cif Masons; and DU
op's line. : ,' -- ' .
,( '
3160'
'3ll
. r
But whether hi friends 'give him
the benefit-of a Stens hamnier, or .he
graciously deigns, them an explane
' tien, the issue ;retuaine jtist as . he
i gave it. Bepublicans will not for
get.: It is peace eith Grant and Vol
fax, or war with Aeyrnour and -Blair..
So'they have said solemnly in their
convention, when ;they indorsed the
letter and accepted the writer, and
no subterfuge can excuse them now.
We will not let them escape the con
sequences of thElir own deliberate
act. What did-they;metui but war
when there in the streets of a peace
ful city, they gave forth their rebel
war cry—a cry which the winds
Wafted .to all out northern hearth.:
.stones, a earning, and yet, a charm
of safety,
Why do the deinocretcy tieek some
event to free theni from the curse of
Blair, when their' panpipe! nominee,
is no better?, Mr. Seymour's reciord
is , as bad.. Ile itands. With link,-
pledged to'the same line of poliei,the ,
stiudard beirer of men who
that by their a .election the South, will . l
win all they fought . for. !They say,
Beymourand Blair provable a mein..
tion, 'and:that they are the tried and
tree friends of the'Sontiet )lepub . - . 1
linagn tentembei„ i thit. Seymour wa s
- to there het he -
iso•good a friend t yet
Wed the lawgiving' the , ! Wiliers id).
sent defemaing'Ol - - country, a tight .
to vote. Let tAieni not_ forget;` hie et-
'
fo . tn . etletriot- the draft ,when the.
sut lea,,drainia & ita hearths blood,
luid . ve all, , let theninotiorge4is .
affittiit - lii .-- ihcnie.:46: ifkiethiee
; oo
'f0.41:47-141.44.44,«4. 440:'61,4,6‘qi,
414.PriiiciOe' 4 #4,:. 1 7 0 00441,h14-:
delimitated. inntdftingLite ipaceful
citizeii; - ;1-1 ~) 4
2 4 0 ,
I[iaeoorT:~sitb the
.441141 it:: *Rublit'
can vnajority erect giviininthatAtata.
The Republican Governor lkid!leon.
greetarolitiinte': ele l itta* OM, nod
4; 0 :1000 1 0IP
0 „ 1 0441 nig ithgt4o*on, ; OCif
Republican esenatorXt
•itOiebo43tub
that, bail* iiie,jori
.de*oonsl,'-is the liftt
both 'are , PhiladoitA
the seine Of! both :I
on the Oeupk . of •11
by.teouardiliyors
Caleb
present Contirese,
doubt botb
O ia k 6l 4e4, oOng
OW in ibo port
syhranis, shim)
',ln the *seat.
ittla
t..!, . , .: van
.iartiand e bees
:by: the darns men
-Morgan into that S
followed 40.6-food :
Fert :, llllnw - ,,,. Th e
dalia.hadnot only
Democracy of tte
awarins of rebels .
well, whol perform
the Brie ivhat th
and bouncers fro t
Baltimoreiperform
In spite of all, Inds
the itepuilicans bl
and ovei, Sena
strongest! Dernocr
West, add .the
ceded to be 'Repo
elect, a, litepubli
Senator to an
able that Mr. Jo
Congress', but if i
of itnported rebel
ans.: The State
Great.. ,
The .
wilt be
Conkree
dighage
gigr
• publicly
‘bout 15,i
men bnc
waa de
30,000
ONCE NIOItE
t
Republicans Ithe shoot - of triumph
is heard!along 011 r
line. Our banners
areifloating in v ctory. But although
we have carrie the- entrenchments
of
of the enemy, th citadel is yet to be
stormed' We c . nnbt lay down upon
oral arm ' s, we in at not relax a single
effort 6 cons7te in Novemhel the
tritimph we hay won in October: . —
The great de ogir now, is\ over-conft•
deuce.. IWe had gained a victory in
the face of the oat desperate efforts,
the mcnit, extra rdinaq exertions of
the Democracy. ,llnder skillful lea
ders they have endeavored by fraud
and deception o overcome the legal
votes of the 8 ate, and ' overwhelm
the R,ePublican party. Nobly, gal
lantly,l succes ally, has the onset
been met, and t e enemy overthrown.
The St a te has eon redeemed from
the majority of 1867.
; l lt would be fatal error to sup
"hthe•• • a
peso " e hat. emocracy inten d
permiiithe No e mber election to go
by default. e State is pot tO be
carried for du e except by that_ vig
-1
Biwa:land zee which
,bas eeCared
the ellction of Berrreesfr and CAMP.
Bpi. : (The De °erotic! party is in its
'last. dtch." It will stilirggle terribly
against the de at whlch awaits it.
Aall the applia ces of trend and force
of deeption a trickery,will be used
.to avert the im nding doom. It will
all be' knavaili g,unlesi we lay down
in fancied sec rity and permit our
!
selves to be se prised.. _
lieptiblicans of Bradford I - You
'Can inCrease t majority for Grant
toe 46611. Steal it be done
_'?'Awake
to thei import nce of not relaxing a
1 R
,
ingle 'exertion to : poll a full vote for
Gaarrl The organizations - which
I :
have keen so cient in the late con•
feet, should be strengthenedlor the
NoverCber ele don: =,IN) not pit down,
in thelexultati nof victory , suppos
ti
ing thore is no hing more to be done.
YietorY ie to stubbornly conten
ded foi yet. e cohorts of the De- .
'Crocriky will found in thcr 041,
awl, MOM, be v iantly met.to be over
Come.l One " ore cherge along the
linesjuid -, sll i done I When the sun'
-AO go down pon the'first Toesdci
Of lifiveynber,
..if piety, Republican
krudlierhie hole, duty, be , can rest
Imrtaia•• that tae wonted :tiatory 91
the•-sige has been !won'--4 victory
iwlricki Ain bring peace and prosp er
•
!07.1°P0, country;
„ -
1., a The W acknowledges the
-,,ittniil' defeat
. itstions snit Bum
fu'vliii",or the eint of the pctebei
elections, and ememisthe'isithdrSii.
`al: ofd i the , ri mooriktio : can4idatesi
This Szttsord . ' proposition , has
, i trenti4-'isi pstilteled :iionitiaion
tint t : Nowt dm 610 1P,::and and,.
Plit44o 6 _ . 44 ) 0 4 4-iot the_ ; coil
pm.b r - , , It , !wield. with !air,
,pro W.toa in OW litatters,, n As
ileide*ssild to StuflOfthe 'Party,. gen
iiiiiter i4 i 4. 1 -- , 1/110; 'A? 06 , 0 43 P 1 A7:
i i i i iiO n t ..lil . will .!-' 60 , . 1 , 1 9f-Cliallir§ Ar
the:Di:meets:4 :eartdidetris i - :bebsuser
It 'ltrOtddlea 4i the Wie!tintiiiiit mini
m i nt
ecatte l siog of heir.facme4titSrilio*
:14f 1 :#4 1 41.. viii !.. 611 4 1 0*(0, . 0 4:
'JO tifoi-9Tersv thitik_ , Aittlia,;popilar
Aroicsio N ' barl,,:ll :::ci i,1,‘.:: - : cif
111
seige
omiibif iiAlifoßT)-tA"
innyivap
`,OOO.
ion in
constitut-
.
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DI. :I,s
fc t enia... .. . ~ .
Athen•
s
Atha to ,
tie/g4.
.112/25L—
faidkj:.
Barlhtg4ll.'
lathigtotii;4?
Ungtde Witt
Milton MOP. •";.• •
ron *IP% • tP:
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~, .
r -.,.. .
t
EttZ=Offi!!!
Itoiroo twp
Orwell .
Ovelion . •
Borne _ .twp
Bows tosoi.
Bmitaieela.......
EUMEM
Dbi=
• • •
Yt Old Iticadiug,
- ht , :icliatritita, and
iii= do CP4teated
ati4=tiie
lOW theAtttet by
membejli'of ; '-' 11 ke'
sie:'haie no
: fnionettatal. ; In
reatitional Adele a
green frour Perin•
about the fiaini
liprbidgbdd_ .
South Creek ..
I:9lw . u_ ria : f '
Terry. "
TowandsAwp. :
Towanda born' ..
Towards NotSb.w:
TroYiirri• ,
'Troy bino.;,.
Tuscarora
Ulster.:....
Wind
hum.
Wells
TOM
''.
prepa l
closely : ,
ltiewho 'raided - with
ate in: 1864,; , ,,.'and
4.p
,-.of - Porteiit at,
:publicans of in
to overcome, the
t State,' bat' the'
.from Kentimity as
ed at the. end of
1 ir • brother -inlets
- New Yuri and
) in Philadelphia.
1 1 d
ana is carried by
) one or i tam, thous
,
r tieliarioice, the
' tic leader of the
gielature ia con-
Scan, , which, will
' an United States
him. It ii prob.
ian is defeated for
o, theie the fruits
votes. end 'in Indi
e
ill givi 20,000 for
135
131
163
Total 1 76123=700t 994:1496
Republicans in ilonxan—,De;nesua t isrill n
bunpbelli, I 380.' Flir Callan 00111
kg 3937; foe kuditbr, Asa Mcßae Jr.; bad' 71
WJatevenichad 7587:-Z: F. >Wilke
Wilmat.. _.,;.,
T*6ll igsailir Ck..'. ,atq..
, .
A Day or Thanksivlng nor the Whole
'Country Appobtted by - the Prestitentc
By Ow Presided of the (Jetted Btedes Amer-
In the year whic h . now
to itnend, the art, the skill and the
labor of . the people of the United.
States have, been employed,
great diligence' and' vigor, 'and on'
broader fields, than ever before, and
the fruits of the earth have been
gathered into .the granaiY and ;the
storehouse in, marvelous abuideime..
Our highviays have been lengthened,.
and new and prolific, iegions have,
been occupied. We are permitted to
hope* that Jag protracted political
and , sectional diasensione are , 'lnt no ,
distant day; to give pldae to tetur*.'
ing harmony and' fraternal affectinnl
*throughout the Republic. 'Many (Or
eign States have entered into
agreements with ns,‘; While nations
which are far oft and which, ,heretiij,
fore, have been unsecial and :mita
sive ; have beConie our friends. Tlid
annual period of rest, Which We havn,
reached in health and' tfunciuDityl
and whicilis crowned with' So many
blessings, is, by Universal consent,
convenient and suitable one for cut
tiVating personal piety' ;aid tiractiO''
ing public devotion. - I; `therefore,_
recommend that Thiiiday,
, the . 28th
day of November nett; linset' Apart
and Observed by all the
,people of the
United States as a day for - public
praise . 'thanksgiving and 'prayer to
the altaighty Creator and divine -
Ruler Of the universe, by whose ever
watchful, merciful and gracious prov
idence alone, States and Nations, no,
less than families
.and indiVidaalinen
do live and move aid have' their ; be.
ing'
majority in Ohio
100. We lose three
gainlone. Va llan•
eated. The 'State
or_Grant. _
TO Th BRELICCII-3_
S.), In witness whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand-and4aused the
seal of the United States to in -lift
ed." Done at the City of Washington,
this Twelfth day : of October,' in the
year of our LOrd, one thousand. -eight
hundred and sixty eight,. acid pt the
Independence of tho- Ueited Sta;tes
the ninti , .third.
• ANDREW JOHNSON. ,
By the President : • •
Wit:tux H. SE*Aan, Secretary; 'of
State.'-
NEW FRUIT AND FANCY-
Grocery ~ST:4: a r
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC, CaNNED dr, IMIED.
Nuts, .tid i es, .Fruit P*cts,
Constantly on hand,' and will be sold cheap as
Abe cheapest. ,Also the test quality of
BALVioI&.:,oYSTIsBS,Sy measate
or can. keg: • 're l , lll , ( 0 0 F4ie
. .) , 1
liciWeen 'Op an 4 ItlercurAt Block.;
Tama, GAAS:IB6g. ; '• •"
W-i°,tik-4,:.,&':P14,
As. we iotajest , restiltiot► largo .10,1t , dimat
from the Pottary , o!, E. , Taustall, Eng
land!
.•
• CHINA:
1 2 Flail P 4 lied
:GLASSWARE •
Of dl Mit& aaa pities. • .
I : LAMPS,.
•
- "gat "fable; Saila,
-For' tarthei,aille`c4lngres
Cll.
74 # L V I TI:: 1 -Y4R E, '3l
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PEOCLAXATiag;
Ncw 2lbnatiArtmnltir.
Neer the Elwell Hew,
TOWANDA, PA.
Jost otarted.i good trap* or
'PSI, copiEs : 4W storcis,
&c. &c
limitimber therisT ce - ' •
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A MR A IR, N-1 , 11 - P D I
CLIME Olsigt! UOMN 'ALL !
And nit/tens of emery arelivlted
to.n4end Uld , . , i,„ .
• - •
i'l '- GREAT MASS . !MEETING.
livilt ti t i:i.ii:eglietlic
continued fo; the next
titre: the* the - citizens of l i owanda and
vicinity at ,• 1•• • • .• ' • __ _
ItP , • .
, 1 / 2 3 _ 111,1 .
AIE fOREET •••
~••
1
Whera young, and Aga are sdreWdy, gathering
P / 9 • ! cl .l;qie/P 11 47. 43 2 with ,„ •
.;
- 0'11 . 9 . Tl-1 .1 .19' . ' cik,
tj;F'O vAt4t..AN:o woop )sr4n,
Front the excelleat' ?ripply we: baVaiately
reoairod . anil which for. -34 4 3 4 , ,
QUALM; PIIIIkBILTIT I iNECEE.e. Pinfift
Cannot be 4411 ed to that. r. or sitY;tither mar:'
kist..our entire ?stock berg tieand bought for
etch we .• - - "I 4W' ' , i -- .
' 'DISTANCE ALL CC'EPErrON, ' •
•
Oa ttols Quick Sala, Saudi Pmfits } Strict.
ly and Once Price Only :.We invte one
a pay as a visit at the oldstand.of
• 6 'bon, one doer forth of Isola. a Co
_
[SOLOMON
Suet. aotoitosr.• str,r.tus
Towanda, OoLI,IB 8. : - • _ .
. WE SELL Overcoats this season!nt Very low
flees. Our Mock wrabought km, and is re-,
Riled at lees than a mud wholesale profit:—
we offer some . 'bargains at the One price
:Mom ot. :1 , LOMON dE -WOLrv.
-• , .• , N0..123,./lairs Business:
Snits,
SEM littt k puteCosts. Easiness ,
Suits, Pants and Vetis,lor teen and boys' peas
An. e y in nviAtallisia *hie surnMOr. We
hare some b y.ndid goodi this line , bought
cheap add gst s very enrall'profit, of the:
One Price Store of • . • • 7 ,
•& .WOLI4.
,• 11 7 No: 123, lisle. Street .°
Ws' 81i1iL 1 tiarnistfing Goads! mach , below,-
carted Vines. Occ Mock iS =White haMen's
and c h those castemers can save
many thaws, rodiy per cent: boylurat
the ono.price:atore oft .
SOLOMON.*
110.123,Vain'street.'::
wall
E. SELL articles art cheap as largek
ones, Suspenders, llandilarchiehs, Collars,
Gloves, Mittens suid"gotikaT of this clasp re*
mach' lest than they are 'retailed Clienherei..4,
We invite the trade to cm:mile* themselves a,
•
the one price stole of,, •
' I
SOLOMON` a: 1#6 4 1,FF,";
. , 5e.1.23- Main Street, 11
higisest . price _in „cash. paid for Who
Peit.i, and Calf Skini at the one price
' , stark ot, - WOLIoP, .3
, .
.; , No. 123. Eon Street.
idiretorW and bee institicelved
Ale Monk orAold. and 1311vety . i
gtE4i4r: VT - 47cTiES'
And a *all elected' , assortment of BWIBB.
WATOILES,AII. warranted , to run walla, the
monep'reott„en t eltnS: e d it, " t r et e m l u e g l op hind a larger:
Tjtog.i.4.
old
menfot the litleet:ldM
G• .;‘ • . • ,
JEki,l3 gMVE'R. WlUit
•In the'-ptitid line , he haN . Roitens Blrither
F. 0.1 1 K 8 AND ~SPOONS!
Heavily piked
.Breakfast &Digner Ccr,stom
Hlegant.tiekte double want '
i'6 t. o,,i",'t C. il tR. ~ i : i;
. • - Handsome • Cake :Baskets,
b f ITTEj? /lEBR r - DIS'E/Va
Pickle &Aids, Tea liells;44 0103, 0 t.0.
'cr!Amitteut 1404 keeping tie
:7; 5
. onTrra, &4484CER'S
r a 4 l7 i Sejai ! 4raal/744'
, . ;
I These inichftleit arestspetior to' elf others for
4famlif 1 11tryter the following mane I ,
,They,arw with •pro threads ,Ottrct : ,
,frige the
epode; and require no rewinding. - •
is ibey.are4moret earl*. anderslood -sad used,
and lea liable to deringentonA,ifhao -other mat.
chines. 4_4
They am, olvehie ef :essanitiagikrfect.yv
litho ut'citende 9 4lustauntlh B;nterrif
/*lett Of 'Work rrianrother mamma. • '
Pa ititehrialde • bY theme niteldresr Winch
fiCingli $1 4d1+ 11 )+11, noon
&Malay ch "
airs to be e 4 tielVirwed ni .
Aid ely'bther etitchl'
44Thilteallok .wwltiff Week , ritsnaer twideks
the under do s ed rutwrought,„ %nub. the,
writ lutiiirsaditiett Ifni 'fic, - use; nd "retaW
Shia and beauty; ens Articles
frequently washed and Ironed, an Um are
n w rgirritteiger4 °filet tiniurifilliciliihit,!Wer
ICJ* gag fffierelfetti el Verrele , -oMotilgailew
a lp, it will _VeZiki=r) UM! 1 tirr / *TS,:
otberi intshinev- item tibia:ll herb!
trace , it ... tbr i : raze
i r t A
llsittiara . ' " a=iflthereatai> 60tten Inty
9lit4 titber-'
2 40 : a rt . 411 **1
440 4 ,:iltenaor . 4 U#4;
can redone in edema Arid
`raving ems - 44 alikdew elliehedrer
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(plau444lmumm*. isatai *Or
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Mho silligmlblirlybkiss_ It sino tt " e ik
tion, ones tor alue ter ~
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MILLINERY GOO
4,1 !A - ....; ~. !....°'-.
bo*
Presents herielf to :4 1 01Mada;. -
a
tees choke selectio n` -*MU
ly coefldella of "AO eill4the sak `
illashalastlas taut Te Palo
honor of ea examlnati -. • .
la her forme patrons for: theli Wore,* so-'
That a costlausoos el the same. Mattes Sone
besetUally sad es the shortest pollee. 8 00 ma
over (Johan 4.lleseallele'i t lisle Street. .
Towanda, Oct. 6. 1868.
II- 8 T II &411,,KT1AR'.2
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ci •
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tg4:ti
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Fad- and Winter- Goods!
MEM
AT TEM PRESENT
Depression. pf the Market
•
villi f be sold Secondly at
f
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL 1
ONE
Also,/direot from
- 1,, : -'
FIVE ORATES . OF CROOKEKY
,
MEI
Min=
octis,isaa.
$ CO .,
now ißce7ving " fr'om ' NO3II To a One as-
`41130D5 , "117. THEIR TINE
ty I.o( ; :psiati . n 4 72n C
BROWN `4 -. 13t - phi:tHin MI:TSLINS,
AND. PitiNTS,
•
LpiE 4 3:4D.dIILDIIES:d DIUE,B GOODS,
;I ', . z•Yanci.,kitstiBl44l . !le, 800 p.Skir6;
GLovig Ifosititf, TAIMEN NOTION'S,
•/
- 0414 t
&C., &C.' &C. • • '
. Aft or ethielFean ' , be isteight c as' cheep :se the
+tree quality ot,, goeds„pan be bought in To
wanda. Their
MILLINEI7 DEPARTinNT
LiCbein:ifyaralaited with the latest atyles!of
41(0 1 N 1 N ETS,L'AND HATS,
•
•
'AS& a generalifesortnient o , „ Millinery Goods.
iiiith'eatopetent Milliners to snit the taste of all
who ntay.(avor then:twig% their patronage.
• ' liflibiers will be fans ached with all limas of
goads at wholesale prices. • -
. •
POSEt THE, NAME AND PL
directly loppositolLthe Court
B. A. PETTES. it CO
Towanda. Sept. 24.86.-3 m
LAKE'S WVOD•MILL
Berre Orenty-flve cards of stove wood. shingle
belts or_ , sMve Wisher, per day. Is driven by.
Mae or tWetones. are easily moved from place
to Pinue.'sad . can; in - an hours. time ,be set op
anywhere. This,.pmcbine is 'complete. In its
requiring the assistance of no other pow
er:Aber horses- , draw by a sweep. making it
mueltatore * treed Power— It sews
twice.sa hat, and In sold for one half the price.
Atuntber of tliese'mWS ins now in use in Pike
Hdertot and Orwell Tosnalsipsi and are giving
universal. malefaction. e Those . wish log .
apply to H. - W.' BOUM, Lettays
vine, or B. N ! - BRONSON, Orwell.
r i
. ,
T°' h4rtrA...'131.1. IC /UR y
„. •,
Efitittl§Hhit 1011
~„
thelittulefitgada tilling •en d' In ton co
pkiftleteklp wader the nainwof 'SCOTT &. At- ,
..,,tor.thelisionwtionor,,bswuneu et the Old
BaXerilitand; Ilrat door souil4 of the Welt
Ilbestr: Main litinetVireullil lespeotlhily ' en
,to :the Oa- no. peke will be
to keep" tbe, Wit everything hi ow
baninestanast_prlces iow as can be
blitdeediderwhere.:. Me wilt- keep;oonstantly
on hand end will 1:44.19 ordW• ,j
:3:t11 vaItBAO;'PISR., OAKES. &C.
C merit
and neatly d . ttippe our work heln well
'odd"' ' ': •
16 4.11Fi1l be PiT l o l, li. I , 4o:osus
• 7.114 laltd o g i vrgr e g i l i ge*
lib.
ripremaiga;beretatose- estenbed to the .
at gri4V.Zelp=l4
' iced awned i7nlin.
97w* 1 1 4 4 ,t F 4 41t4 f1PU1 an t'
ti rowneilaineldild&t , -" , ..1F: It", ALLYN,
vi ..1.1 J., .•A • • ..,
iMSBURAii. ' MILLS 1, .
I iiioa6kl tatiti ip 1.
tlia tit 110.:
' libilnleAst in fhb Miltstonntalfzua
mianinfon the toxins' sic of ihililing!and
' . .......4 10 10 Mit ii. daftft AY . trtiOnA,to.be 4 #
I, ro. eisi r s l a itlrrthickiitidat klisiii, nnoi
Pad ' iIY" on' hin d,' !cif iale'af, the
fritertensli Okra '-: .. I' • , ' ,
Also now on . 444 ,n kagoi,,qoant4 of
CY (I NP4 War ita g re tikasit'•
MU iquarts.l A
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REAL ESTATE Acumoy.
H. ii. , ligntisoir wins rowtmi
prince 13 SX O IO O IILICII,
°Niue° . , 'Hi- • -
odd. bug owl
raid* tad army Lowed:: - _
Mr*: ISSIL—Sta.
Nam &BAUM MAKING
- .1 - 11to Oadendiel Savo 151. diy formed s
trit_ be known ea lie ern et kV
010/ FULF46I4-ter tbe_porpome arryin
oalbe above - basleva. minim iosklag as d
does to order sad all Irak wanate
Cab pa fa bides. I
ORIMN 11A42.
. . XMAS 8. TIIIAZ2
Can4town, Jan: 28. all& t
XSTBAY.—Caine into th e encl -
sate of the =Wilber. Volans WTI..
September 3. 18e6,1se two year old white beg,
er with red twee on kw. The owner b, re-
Med theme Inward, prove property,
es. and take her away, or ene will be el.
of molding to law. -
lkyt.l.l9eB. •
O. VARNEY'.
A lt kr ALL HO7
18
s. W. :PITTTS Restaurant—
pargseatir 1n town will do'ditoj;bl .
TwwWiids, t iniis 11 , 18 .3 6/ 1 ? ) . ;1143PF111-'
FOR 13A AT SOOTIATOILERY
Hair it itiolossic ',WI,
also Sao and Grew by the paned and
)tardl. Cad for !but . ALI Lid/t ins
Grasivißs • Ps« IS, 1618.1 m. •
.MISS •: I z SCHOOL FOR
az& Yang Leas wIL urepta on MONDAY
:ibe net dsy Mr AMIDST.
Mayen tit divided Into 4 terms of SO. weeks
,
TERM&
'fattish Breaches $2604290
Preach sad Latta, emir ; ... 260 t" 00
Pepilemill be received at wry time. but so
deduction will be made after admission for se
absence of less lima orbs!! a term
5
Ir. az.
SEMIANNUAL sTATonorr
OF WOWING INSURANCE acIMPANT,
-
0 t ,,
P
I • Minn.—Boum"
121121ted8tateii Giza of 1881, -.8 834Xn
•
• . s amis.
100 Bharei First Nstiooal Bask,
Wilk Bute, $13,500
100 libigesSecondflational Bank
wilkersßunti. 12,500
1633 filistes Wyoming Nations'
Bask,Mnikes.Barre " 6,400
150 Bharis Willtes-fittreOn Co. 8,650
58 " ' " Bridge.:
Compaiy 4,350
1113CCLLA.1120t11. -
Clali Loans arLd Bonds,, ,-$40. 0 00
Mack not called 1.11, 25.000
JudgManta, 3 3.0
earth In Bank, 5,365
tath in hand and due from
Agents, 17,450
Otbur property 1.500
Rod Estate, - .... 1 C.OO
.1.,
44.
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Losses paid In ten yew;
_
Monttlntl Losses, not due • - 3,550
T. B. CAMP, Agent.
4 Pint block below Wahl Roan, 2d glory. ,
Towanda. Sept. 2. 1.044 7 3 m .
T OW AND;A• ANLICULTERAL
TOWANDA, PENN'A.,
MANUFACTURES HUBS, "SPOKE.SI
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS,
I
GENERAL WOOD WORK.
WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
IE
scaott Pt.sswa, ETC., 'ETC
HUBS, SPOKES & BENT STUFF,
LARGE STOCK FROM "WHICH TO SELECT
FM
The above are from the best
SECOND GROWTH . HICKORY .t OAK
-1 -
LIGHT,ANO HEAVY WADONS ON HAND
We
.have the Broad and.. Narrow Guaje
WMILL PICKS made and &eased
-IL C. MERCIIII, President.
FUANITURE-f -
_ NEW GOODS! NEW 0,001)S !
NEATLY
• - AT •
POPU.LAR PRICES!
_ .
Cunsising of
CHAMBER SETS, PARLOR EILTS
- DINING ROOM' SETS,
. MIRRORS, PICTURE . FRAMES,
Photograph Frames, for eveubody.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT FURNITURE,.
Suited to this market. I kayo the best ophola
terer in the country, and manufacture our own
.upholstered work.• _
REPAIRING AND JOBBING,
Hanel° order. Having an experience of 20
years In the business . I can coVidently hope to
please all who.pstronise me.
twr:2 llfo s r ith th o e f n e at
da. Pa.
S. T. DECKER.
Towanda,May 90,
R 9
HAT, CAP, AND FUR STORE J
The undersigned hue opened a Store 011 the
south slde of Kermit's new block,
Where they Weed to keep a tell stork
PASUIONABIZ AND !MASON BBL
•
HATS, CAPS, PURS,
'TRAVELLING BAGS,
UMBRELLAS. CANkS, GLOI
'BUFFALO *ad WOLF ROBEi, xe
Which we will the lowest p' wt' Po •
*ad iespeettally 'elide a share of the ; rift* I -
et the pabne.
Sri fitted irltb tb; A wri -a t:oarormWr•
Towindi, Oct. 3, 1.33
July 15t,1868.
•••• {4,30
$171,615
=1
$145,000
WORKS
pENT STUFF,
To Dealers In
We. offer a -
w. T. BISHOP, Superintendenr
Towanli, JO, ?, Pay
TOWANDA, PA.,
Made, consisting of
CLONNET 4 are Y
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