Nom 1:;
—Queen Victoria In in ti t did Oa
year, and lout nine • cittildien
grand , obladren. ' •
Beainin the Foitifilit Con
gress nillif4ignly ,Ahnse of
Moffat, Bpaing sinliPcister iii Pennsylva
nia, Stea!leVesiAl HOW WM°, oil War
hol:44A 7ndlanna, 1111-DOIDOCratiL ,,, '. •.-
Fai-Gov. J. Madiem* Welled' d
Loushutia, who wis removed -by 'orals bf
Cbru. Sharidan, : bia brought lull for:the
emery of the Nam amine t4e
term for which hi trakcaroserk' •
. •
—Lucy mime =a Mrs. iLaickTreil,
herr:nether-la-1m offered their:rotes lathe
F•leveatth Ward. of Newark but the
Judges refused to reed's them.
—L -At B.o'clock Thursday morning,
Floyd G. Ridgeley, an old seaidmit of &A
more, leaped from the roof of the Snagrul
henna Hotel and was inatanUy trifle&
—The Yonng men's Chdatian
elation attheiraoaveationisDetcoitsinJoste
last, resolved in making the second Sabbath
in November, 1863. a day of prayer for suc
cess in the conversion of sinners—the chief
work of the - Associations. Sunday next is
the daY agreed tea• • , •
—The general orders directing the
enforeementiof quarantine tor Texas are sus.
pended by order of Gen Reynolds.
—Eighteen inches of snow now
covers the summit of Mount Washington. A
number of the workmen near the teem:Mum
of the mountain railroad had their ears
'frostbitten o few days ago. •
--Gotleib Grosh, the oldest inhabi
tant ofrankstown,Washingtonpounty,Md.;
died in that town on the 26th nit.. aged 97
years, 5 months and 10 days
—The Normal school building at
Bloomsburg is now ender loot -
-A fire broke oat in the Cohan=
blue once last week but wee extinguished
with little damage.
—The editor of tke NTublicati Wee
' shown a ben's — egg with three Jolts. ."„
—Poet 170 of G. has boon on
pulled at Oatawissai • , -
—B,yfon Cotton, formerly ti soldier,
was silted at Catavissa B. 8., at datendiett,
on the 23d oroctobiz.
—Japan is ,larming, itself from
American irorkshjaps. .
—An exchange says select massa
cres of obnoxious wives are fashionable In
New York.
—Kansas has discovered a petrifi
ed crocodile 126 feet long.
—There is another eruption in
Mount Vesuvius threatened.
—A $120,000 Epiiccipal church
was dedicated in Montreal lately.
—Chicago ie boasting of the great
nieces of its evening schools.
—The people - of western Souih
America are building, more railroads than'
ever, notwithstanding the earthquakes.
—Next season all the large water
ing place hotels will employ ,experienced
'city detectives.
—The conscience fund of the Unit
ed States treasury amounts to over $lOO,-
000. How the thieves hold On to their
plunder.
—Saturday is the popular day for
marrying in fails. This gives them all day
Sunday to think over the awful stop just,
taken.
—A waggish organ grinder in
Oakland California, , holds a sheet of music
before him while he turns a crank.
—Geti. Grant very unexpectedly
arrived in Washington on Saturday evening,
by a special train from Baltimore. He was
aecompanied by hid family, Gene. Com
stock, Beckett and John E. Smith, and J.
Russell Jones, Esq., United States Marshal
for the Northern District of Mimi&
—By a repent order fr s om the head
quarters of Gen. 13heridan,the commanding
officer at Fort Gibion is directed to arrest
all unauthorized persons at roulc- to Fort
Cobb and the frontier of the Indian Terri
tory for the purpose of communicating with
hostile Indiana.
---Robort M. Tomlin, Jr., a carpen
ter employed at the depot or the Alexan
dria, London "ema Hampshire Railroad, in
Alexandria, Ye., was caught between two
cars therecarly.Friday znoraing, just pre•
vious to the starting of the Leesburg train,
and so injured that he soon died.
—Baron Henri von Krause, recent•
ly appointed Secretary gibe Simian Li
gation, vice Baron KutnerOw, transferred to
England, has arrived in Washington. ,
—The health of Ex-Presidelit Marts
still continues very poor.
—prank Walker, of Adana, Mase.,
Was shockingly burned, at the end shaft of
the Hciosac Tunnel, recently, by an 4410-
sion of benzine,witlf which he vaakindling
a fire tinder a boiler . ,
—William H. Salisbury,: a physi
cian or Portsmouth, IL H., committed sui
cide with • prasaio acid on Batarday. He
was only 26 years of age.
—Patrick Banny,. a laborer in tbe
coal mines at Sport Hill, Penn., bent his
wire to death on Saturday last. Thiy were
both intoxicated, and from quarreling came
to blows, when he mangled her body in a
most - horrible manner. He was-arrested
and held to answer.
—The son of a Captain plying on
Lake Erie, last week, stole from his father
$1,500, and before niiht spent nearly $5OO
in company with four or d,e dlisrerpntable
women. They were all arrested, and the
women will be tried . for' receiving stolen
money.
—Mrs. Harriet Hew - lett,of Merrick,
L. L, on Friday of last week, saturated her
clothing with kerosene and then set fire to
them. She was burned to death. The act
was done during a temporary fit of insan
ity. Sha was about 30 years of age.
—On Satarday.laat a fire °penned
is Lynchburg, Va., which destroyed the
First National - Bank and several other
prominent buildings, involving a lOW of
about $50,000. The aloes of several city
officers were located in the bank building.
—The receipts into the State Treaa• -
r
ury during October were $469,195, and the
disbursements were $153,366.
—Mr. Tuomas Broadhead,who was
severely wounded at the Delaware .Water
Gap last September; is slowly recovering,
and expects to. appear before the grand
jury to give evidence against the murderers
of his brother.
—A State Temperance Cenvention
Ls to be held at Augusta on- Tuesday, Jan.
12..
—The Bently Springs Hotels sum.
mer resort on the_ Nathan Centril Bail.
way, thirty miles from Baltimore, was en
tirely eezursuned by fire on rxiday_sight: It
- was a new hotel, aiulhadjnit • teen closed
for the seam= All the Incniiire
stroyed. iThe total kiss is uptard pt $5O,
000.
-
_
—The corn crop bf Ohio Mho year
is estimated at 141,000,000, bushels.
—E ng /1 4 "Pl4ll_ ,
s9*
000,000 invelied Ewa Jam eighters.
Itaiford Ittpoxitv.
ME
Towanda,Thnrsday, N0v.12, 1011;
THE POPIILAR VERDICT
As near as can now be 1416
Gen. Guorr's majority over Gov.
Ssx
mous on the popular vote As about
265,000. This is the largest majority
one exception. That exception_was
1864 ilf r ,-,-Lincoln received
41142g1 Intforite over Gen. McClei
lan.-13titiblir*ItrainiitiiibiTiiiy,
oceseionielnoe; lieennee Otibe
lion, eleven Stnies did LIS !Mkt Mad':
In 1889, when; : _ according :td
in thirtr it
ditionsl belief, Gee. iTsitbrtarrred ,
the country 4 . l"yervihelselntly'itioinet
1 1 4 ClikY, lie NOP:id •
;ma
jority atoont _
1840,when,
Gen. Harrison - was regerded as hav
ing swept the field, pely 'get 145"
000 over . Mr: Van •
, The neSrest appemich to the t,eoent,
election in this •partieelsi is t hat of
1852, 'when Gen: ' Ploree obtifeed
214,869 majoritj , oie i r gee: Seott.;
but,, iToluk 118•10: at #ie
. .
time received,lo,l49 votes, riercels
absolute majority ivrait"only - :58,2‘40.
Polk, Taylor, Buchanan, andlaincolit'
(at his first clection)':obtained but.ii
majorliy of . the :poßnlar Vote.. _The
only, candidates who., have received
an absolute majority of the votes of
the people since 1832'are Vaii Buren
itc-1886,; , Harrhion In 1840; 'flereeiit
.
/ 8-5 2; PR OOI 4 vi B Oic Aran iin
1868.-•_ • ~-7 . , , "ii .., ~.- J , ; •-' ~i ,i!
•From these "istatistiocitappears
that - tea. ORM hie now received a
larger . popttlar i..toll . OrNr]ii*.c.iii*
4 . nqiitte tli#L,VP4',
.were
t,t9.-'o'i
*
D0Y, 1 1. 1111 4 SWic al, ffkOkto l / by
the people t except in the puprecedent- l i
ed instance oflA4. ''' VI
• DoitOt tliehit'' faeta 'teach'. a', selloita
leaseti' to the Piiiiaritio party 1
During the war,tho thirty Was defeatr i
ed by an over whelming majority:
At the recent ' election,' When'Abere
were no eitep . tional
, elemente per.
taming to the case, it has again teen .
signally beaten. :Does it need .a ,
philosopher 'to declare' `that it was
overthrowit 'in 1868 bCCitillai3 the is
sues which it, and its platform, and
ita candidates themselves needlessly
pressed into the canvass, were prac
tically identical with those of 1864 ?
Should not the verdict just rendered
convince it that it can never win a
victory on these issues ? It may:be
assured . that so long as it will insist
upon fighting over again with the
ballot the battles that have "been,
fought out once by the bayonet,it, will
always be be beaten. The crimes of
the great rebellion, and • the heroic
sacrifices of blood and treasure made
to suppress it, will never fade from
the memory , of the ~ - generation that
participated in these events. If left
to float gently down 'the stream of
time, they will by-and•hy be remem
bered only as a dark and troubled
period of our history. But if the
Democracy insist upon pressing these
'questions upon the poblic considera
tion at every recurring Presidential
election they must expect to enconn
ter a stern rebuke from men" who
would fain see peace and prosperity
restored to a country that haw:suffer
ed so much rough the violence of
treason of use who dictated the
principles, a lected the candidates,
and led the van of the party'in the
campaign which has just closed.
THE CILINCIES IN THE 'STATE
. •
The Pittsburg Gazette makes a brief
and interesting .statement of the
changes effected in the State Senate
by the late election. Eleven Senators
were chosen ou.thet 13th ult. ,for the
2d, 4th, 11th, 12th; 13th 18th,19th,
22d 28d 25th and 27th districts: Of
the new Senators seven pre Repnbli
cans and four .Democrats ; ,a Demo
cratic giiin of two. These gains are
in.the 12th and' .19th districts.
the 12th Mr. Shoetaker defeated Mr
Stanley WoOdward three ypars,ago,
through the district was . . heavily .
Dewoeratic. This year the Detuocrats
were united on their candidate,Mr: J:
S..SlocuM, and easily elected him. In
the 19th Mr. Duican received the cer
tificate of the election three years
ago, but was unseated in favor - of his
competitor. The district has always
been close, and' r. Dancsea present
majority is only two hundred and
fifty. -
In the 4th 22d, 23d, and 25 die
tricts,the old Senators weieVe-olect
ed ; that is to say, George Connell
in the 4th, Harry White in the 22d,
and James L. Graham in the 25th,
Republicans, and Wm, A. Wallace:
hr the 23d, Democrat
The remaining new members Are - ,
A. W. Henszey 'in the 2d district,:P.
Oaterhont in the.ll district, A..",G.
Olmstead in the 13th,, and James
,Kerr in the 27th, Republicans ; A A.
Miller in the 18th, Democrat.
Mr. Heuszey
. succeeds - Mr. Ridge
way; Mr. Osterheut Mr. Landon, Mr.
Olmstead Mr.. Ooles, Mr. Miller , Mr.
Mats, and Mr. Kerr Mr. R. And'
Brown
Mir Gen Newest., Commissioner of
the Freedmen's Ipareau, has submitted
his annual report. It shows an ev
penditure of $3,977,000. There were
expended'for school purposes $2,000,-
9, 00 , of which sum the freedmen paid
$360,000, Northern benevolent socie
ties $700,000, and Bureau $94,000.
He thinks there is no necessity for
continuing the. Bureau beyohd the
time fixeft by la*, lan'. He pro
poses to continue tfe freedmen's **-
A i & at W!ls'hington, . ; Richmond,
Vicksburg Awl ,New.Orleando `oroi
estimates the e x peiug4i hadoiag at
$ 90 , 0 00- The - sidiutationar wort'
am Onitbeir 4 e4uAlio l 4 61011 9erii
et their Cleirwe for, gethir:tiee,ie
te 411)11tinitedatiitil
, ficribm:aatkalit Abram/awl 0 `:,.14
ELECTI9Nf€
AppalmlsoilAk 311ajoriths 15:r president .
wgraß.AWreia • •
ago. ,
• ••
Net , I
• i:t••• ,
4.1•••
Peansylvaniti .... - 20 5 . ' •
West Virginia. • •f •,• . t
Ohio 21 • 25,000
• "
Wrobigto ' " • - - 31,000
b.. 44, 3 8
5,000
a , 3 • 4,000
North Carolina .
South Carolina " 9 6
6 8. ,0 000 00
'Arkansas ' 5 8 •. i.
*Alabama •
z
lerrearrz...• - •••:.. - . ... : 7. • . - "" rr ... . • "*. .' -' 4 ll.
iwzois - - IA . 50,
.Teuiliriele::':.7.: 4 ::l 7 ::::: Iff" " 1 '3 000.
Vscilashi':..:::::.: ••.! . .4: 811:i.415, I I
iii:UleilOth . - ' ...... , 4...x.5, •5. 1 1 I.
...•••••-•`. •b, ;..... '6 . ; 1 W 1 1
Migisonrl" - - -...".' . .... ..•. . 11 :" :".' 31,
14_'....'. 1,
aligarnia. wi _ a ... ..6 .. ' ; '/....,:' 1:. :5.: ''' . :/,
'4lRUfala • 4;.%10. - ..;;;••• • r0rt..1...3•••;g:?,. ...••i.
, I 'otolitloOtortil V0t‘..713 ":- ',• - '
+:
- Ettbal.4l'; - 0 1 7.P 3 8 18 4 1 4: • ''
:
EON arzgott,it utAia: -
Noir York ,•. :4 I': .'. 2.:: 44 .`-'33......" 1 3;
Now - Jorsoy:•:.." .'. .. :.1 ..: 7. : •••• 1 : :- - 9,1
Georgia - :Jr.... i.. - 40,4
- Lordsanla •...... -.7 ni
Delaware . , • 3 ' - 3.1
Itareand • • - .' . " 7 - ,'81;
Kontuolg ' ' ' '"- 11 ' - 70,1
~- 'X Soto* Yoh), f. 78,.
. . ,
• The. Vote of reo!korbrit
?The following is the :vote of gbliti
Trieldent, - .4 the counties being oat. , '
w$ 'Beaver, Crawford; Paw .1— •
.111.7.ftn. Wyoming and Yolk. • The' •
AY for Orong N 1 be inee 29. 1 /00 go 30,
It,. "L• •'!-.. - 1, • -- . • .i • I.; :- 4 , 4 -1 ,-,
- .IOOIIITTIktik • Cs. ,::. r- : 't .II
r 6
~. ..,:.: '1• ' -it> ,-.--,..!,,, t ,.,,.. ~
I: ' • • 1 n . •
•.:' ; 1:' , '' s i ,,. D :f 1 . : -,' , 1 ,',:!. - Zi
Adams:"_.".:.'[ 2832 - SPA , 191/ •Br
lentwhany ‘..... 23880 - 14923 25487 ..1.46'e _
,drzastrong..l, ..-3457 :JAN `
: .:4082 3412
Beaver ..?..-„' . 3540 , .2675 1000 111 ,,
'Bedford — 2625 - 3019 ''.2086 Ilfifil
Berke.:::::?.: , 4418 13921 '-''1917 1:13973
Blair .•.;...-.1. '- ' ...3811 73183 •3986 ~ 2066
iltradford.•...... -7612 .8863 . 7768 1.3538
14 1 4,4 1 : 6981 , ,7838.., 7085 7613
l 'Butler '' " ',. '1723 - 3292 . '3803 325 f
I Cambria:. -.....:‘,. ' 2849 3587 1 2935 .355
I autism , ' 537 - • 441 TO* 31
Carbon 2129 .2772 .2188 - 274
Centro. 3388 3765 3429 . 364 k
'Chester 8850 ' 6658 9178 "C 49(
I 4:llarion' 1908 ' 2956 ' 1998 2921
Clearfield ." 1895 • 3037 1974 . - 309(
I Clinton 19921 2765 2056 • 258:
I Columbia 2077 4058 2143 40%
, Crawford ._ .. I 7026, 53901 1867 ' .
' Cumberland... 38011 4433 4171 459-
Dauphin. 6190 4535 6507 43:
Dolawaref.,.... 4016 - 2764 4166 261
Elk 508 . 1054 568 1111
Brie 7702 4531 8007 455.
Fayette 9745 4773 3792 460
Franklin 4321 4278 4451 117
Fulton ... 782 1113 . . .
racist , 352 348 355 'ii
Greene, 17221 3374 1809 33?
Huntingdon... 3473 ' 2498, • 341 2'
Indiana. 48421 23011 4.81' 21
Jefferson 2076 2094 1 15
Juaht,ta 1467 1868' 1173 171
Lancaster 15313 '85701 15792 851
Lawrence 3691 1716 3789 164'
' Lebanon...... 4267 2858 4345 2851
Lehigh.- . • 4733 '5305 5001 „632
Luzern ~. .9992 13420 10723 143(.
Lycoming .... 4680 031 4713 483:
McKean 983 • 809 280
Mercer; 4793 ..4177 4979 . 4071
Mifflin.... , ... 1858 1828 1846 .180'
Monroe 735 2789,... 191
Montgomery.. 7943 1 8905 8083 881
Montour 1194! 1683 1269 169
Northampton . 4452 7701 „. 297:
Northnmberl'd 3694 4146 ' 3826 4241
Porry. 2570 2526 . 2664 2411
Philadelphia. .
• 60633 60808 60985 5517
Pike ...... .... 338, 1269 370 131
Totter - 161M1 811 1703 69:
Schuylkil 8192 9538 .8707 942 E
Somerset. 3195 1829 3261 1771
Snyder 1865 1343 1925 1318
Sullivan 461 , 846 • 473 'B5l
Susquehanna.. 4682 3377 4882 339?
Mop.. • 5410 2051 5549 195
Union --, 2054 1340 2081 125
Venango:..... 4431 3761 4759 377
Warren 2990 1882 3020 TV
Washington... 4946 4948 5051 486
Wayne. 2698 3397 '2909 3531
Westmoreland 5335. 6569 5285 ear
Wyoming 1549 1765 .... 11
York 6053 9006 ‘• .... 2641
---
T0t........:. 331416 321739 -
. 321739 •
9677
MMATE.
Majorities.
of Mtn . Walled 'Comity
Leial V
DIMMn'&
Azmenis• • .; • • •
Alba borough
Athens township •
Athens borough. • -
Albany AsYbur# •-,••r• • .-7-•Tf
Barclay
I ;Burlington.
Zur•tingtol.Ni r s,l. ••
Canton twp
Canton toro' ... ...
C01umbia.............
Franklin. /...
Granvi11e.:........
Herrick
Leßoy. .
Litchfield '
Leßaysville boar
Monroe twp
Monroe bolo'. •
Orwell
Overton •
Pike . •
Bidgbury
Rome twp,
Rome baro
Smithfield
Springfield
South Creek _
lebequin
Standing Stone '•
Terry..
Towanda type.
Towanda boro`... „...
MSS:fain
Traj tap:. I
Troy b0r0..:.
Tuscarora...:....,
Ulster
Warren_ . .
'Windham:. .... .
. .
.. . _ ~~
Wisom
Wens ' •
ityl Wilmot •
•
Total
1111. , Salm:Knee own town- , —thetosni
of Deerflela-crent'ogikinottioi
majority of 'one, ,ttioug!i:
9wirimpattiqtyerUbtoiNl,. , ' l '
RE
•yrri
Mon?
r 4440
8 t"
13 Piet luta 4 , Flime---
6 OA I M 34l g ° 0 4 *
: Ws =A Irhue. p c IFF 6
ow, a/oqm illa , , 'If" •
10 6—Giles J r am Jow Jainec
4 el 41,011116444 4 ~~ an& biotin's to
, Chula &none vhq Tan 'At Warm
ter, , Mnsi., in,been sum.
ir tea foe t , -, 4 • '911041 111 otte7
r,
burgbi cieptenthar.
.. goods honing been • . oonconded *brat
IP their haus:llnd bum • , I, , ~.
. ' — A daT kr a -" fl to? rob tka
igtumfaatireif and` , ;
, ' ' Bank Na
58111 /dad l 4.l 60 ,
t 9: '.,,:: = ' - *igin
,:aillea fait40. 24 , 1 waa nee 11 4 °14 6 7011
Thursday, WI two milli4l3l,l,,int#4.
The ~cries of
,the, pail° i", Irts brought a
1 P °Ue i 13241;64 1 3 i 13 „, ‘,41—f h1 t r .P 614,4
ettdee4e6 lib nal k i N escar. r ui
~ hmii4,B"*ly , ~p 4, 4,1
Isi,:ii!All!ol.ro,-4)it,w000.,:
4.0y,w.i. F. ,of imps*
_. ,
vre 4
mato, has Moo ' a Nurribstion US,.
NO abain tbnLmMastot Goad, agninst
in A 4 w. Buinpi Urfa aid AMU air. Ma
and cams, in an Or aiIi4GILIP Thie
*Atilt in 1,866 i less cod to, etnithalml
Us 31 13ag al Stated lar i a l
IrhiCh mill proved to priott!mlfy worth-
A `less; tho sufl pdd ' deinedints btoing
16 $ lO , OOO . ;, k, J E '.. . Jr ,t 0, i
;SO =There iias a t ` '; nd terchlight
r4B Irbeessioit or" Boys Blue", in Hartford,
46 09134 on'ti l eadv ni,g t. A Haymow and
m 'Blair Club dame oat Ili brlailanakolaad
i •
win_ the ProPesEd° l 4 a laulaar fa*
32 scribed ; . “Lot us be ends." They we're
12 given the 1104 of theli j ne,andirpre Waived
it with trunultoue cheers ,
397 —George Hollini
V l lgrocery merchant of B
4555 residence) in that city t
4608 year of his age. He
'l7l England.
•,:i —A Gellman es l ed litiaelrrede to
301 the polls 14 Fairfield, onn.; on_Tnifiday,tn
; 4 .93 a wagon f•unished by he Demoeratic.Oom
- mittee. When he' ' , red he 'voted 'a Be
-753 publican . teket. A ' tird of about My
513 -Democratip iongt3 thn On set up6n . binl
37 and beat him serious . In self.defehee he
121 stabbed tikinf them, with a poeintialfe,
W 3 inffictinniaintal but 4 t dangerous wounds.
10 Ile ass tben permitt to'ffepart. • '
is „ — 2 ll6.lPollin a Pittsfield,. N. H.,
00on Toes*, rsi bro , rip by,* Derrioorit•
303 ic mob, mid the ballo box was destroyed by
;97 prominent men of party: . 4 , ~ •
ln the' 1 ' ''. A
to =baring e. bon In nnets,
Ll 6 Ga.; on ' Vesday, a enity' °tanned be
tle
' 73 tween a Otte man
.d a negtio,' which oo-
i ll easionedFeateialtaillerit and almost a risk
18 Daring the Walt, Albert Bp* a Dapnty
18 Sheiii 7intia negro ,;ire` killo.' There
318 was,alsoensiderabl< difficulty at the polls
s it in Ogee s
ee during the day, between the
1951 negroes a,•ii the ' s, but no lives were
177 lost, Sattel S. La , a artitist po liceman,
74
157 was killed hoar` Say - These are the
...
167 only out 'ages repo ,as having occurred
;39 in Georgia on Tutu' y.
~ , , , •
I ... —O4 Monday lett last, a burglar
15 entered the hard store of C. V. B. Base,
-, in Olean, t. Y. a rascal was surprised
by one of the eler who sought t 9 capture
..hint,witcui the b drew a revolver and
fixed. The bullet , drunk a match - safe in
: the ire pecket r glar eedintobiasidoi,rauged
round tt lodgelitiar the spine, inflicting
a Aroma. Immediately upon firing
lent :the burner rushed - the reariloor,'which
•he had upened, • escaped. ,We under
-4tr stand taxi -Baiss'o atraward of $5OO for
- the apirehension o the scoundrel:
-A l }6rrible' ' duldebt . tiecuiredlit
g# .733l iiori ; Ozni ' :s,Z,lirifiblikizaii
1 ' .naniedlfitejanan* 'X' Lawrence,. ittworhins l
. . poitabie attraill ? ;l atilt arukand leg.,_,ltis
• '; ' 40 *4' WIYI 04** 4r - • in 1 . 414 r7.; .° 2ll /
',, he tautly *witty tc- iiive iipenOel_ saw, bi-'
1a; ' fora,st* l belp cord be glyfß,itim• !Th,plau .
fi it . - 'wit cl ici f i tait 4 4 4 6 ! Li 3 W.ltamt° 6 2P :11 1 e 0 Yre `
3
II 2 Me ~, -4,1: w : !Pull, at' ia44d;.# l 4 ,
) 2 245 _Wei lirew4 *a, ' hone and, imirietuay
12 ,31 - '., ._
~ l, f
25 - /13
37 82- - -.- 111 9 et ,
~. lto ..,
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w i e
16 .„,46 •sittlll "1 nets; .es ght in one night 50,000
.65 `_46 he '' gs, and were obliged tto IttallOther
181 40 .boatsOltheir , UM tanceb7them ashore:
162 119
The cthih of halt nt is also veirlarge all
60 10 siontflfhp mist. . ,
LB6 57 l' ' UM ;
58 17, ' Tonna on Au --A Othnotri'atat.--•
163 33 'The 1 Vest t enter : .Republicerit' of
131 11 29 57 Tuesday,F
says A question•that e
:03' 124' cited/ considers le attention'titotte M
t 45 ,,. the ftilsbury istrict; iit' the recent
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t7e tea Thorpe; - eon" o 4. William Thorne;
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lIROCERIFOk: PROVIBIONS;)\
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New ,and ,Desirable •Goods
MEI
iscitivia Deux.
always Complete.
Great Indueemente 'to
CASH' 13 . .UY WKS!
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Boniht and Sold it
MA.11,33:ET FLATUS
lEEE
LONG & KBELtR.
Nov 11, 1868.1
NEW ;FIRMA ; NEW • GOODS !
WMICHAN k FROST,
Would eari the - 'attention' of the ;Arisen of
Rom and rtelnity,that they have opened with
A New Stock of • Goods
•t the old stand of :k 4 ifoody,ithere with
close attention to the wants of the community
they will keep .0 good veottment of goods,
which they will ,
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
And at prices that Induceererif i re. to bay
of them. We Mall at all times re a geed
assortment of • • • •
FALL AND - WINTER' GOODS I
Rmbriaing alt the latest styles of.
L'ADthe7
011a1NE5, , ,A1.140 . A8 rims. GLOVES,
4r.g9Efille,..HQ B . ll *YB. Air8•.c411!1.,,
BOOTS; 'SHOES,
.
.inesmlci;:PANCY . 11001* . trzsekuLii;
foOfly: - .4q 7 74.*re ,
„i.
tßiVittl2l4l" - '' BIOS' I
)
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• -Yr
•
The abore gives but i sliglitidak of
O : SO Pg . .WE f STORE,.
Sad asit&' bar indaesina Mendsaid
the pablielgiSendly',' call sad asess,tsithe
Anita or as, pretensions, Slag talwinced,
1 ?7, .: 1 4 r ovatiF.lr i '9 Rica
, .•
mouty . hi yot!r parclutsu. We
GIFT ORFATER RARGAINS =WV
-i7ZO-4161101tE WWI= 071
Vto.know apa Ova.= 'a call
All.kinds of „" . ' '
F4RMERS
_PRODIM.B
eO l .3c
!• : • &miasma to L. li. Illood:y.
RommePaii)gay.;l2ol.o6B - `:''
Nt'iti.kie kitr* lit ko ,$
, • , -•,.. • ;•1:-
%;•:.• • •• awap Aiken. 20 on!
160 .• • • •• K
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:Ad Ali imia_loki -iiiteiTAC•tv Urge :littilittigie
ikons , 9f ;20 3 ,t 0 4,. ,
had.'
g-OHINA
~;,: ~aom . ~Baio~and ~ Oo: ~oge !,. Fdace.
CILkEIIiWARE
't- " f izad:prlcei
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'Between the 4).1069
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mitalcirsAvivravritite.,
Bye licWistriarrea.
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n inr ihr "Z r wll lll . l trigtk6Fl64l
cult. Thatclll Mud St W:
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,t3ol4l**ininbrialkitisgi-fl6l 46 o lll c l APin
ligMl444,4oo ll o4W•Ahke W.0.0.1f41 1 1 0
~The L cetebrate3 e' l fB i1 ,; 1 dO of the` 41
4 04 0 4 1 M1N - t*,-045 0 444 4 . 11er5 3 0 Pe*" gol
11 111 114AW s Fl ia $l,Ol/101i , ,x; •I,lit ..I . !f;.;i•.;
Ji% I -s:l.rirsjiayii anittlinjw ;;;ivlti7
ted Beata, irtreptstic,iiii4
• Oa, Kunekaii;- • N's t
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9 , 51 %Vl' •• ;
, ,
Americip Eilg le. Gen.o2l!in, Leboquettpa
perti,tycoiie aid tti , e'veri chotogit byands'ot
We will keep ourudantly on hand a variety. of
Pipes, Cigar Cases, Tobacco , Boxes and Pouch
es and everything usually kept - ins Tobacco
Store, .; -, • , ; ,
landlords Wppfled with Oiprs sq.l Foil TO:
biar.9 On, Metal Winn.
All orders iwomptl7 filleem tot C uotipe4
Oat. 27. 1167.
300 OASES BOOTS SHOES
HtrMPURVT,IM.OTHERS
Offer to. ibell old cuotiniiii is an& the general
NOT ONLY THE LARGEST
kSORTMEN7 GOODS
-riaß,Axm
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
xApNyErs , r.;:RATER
WORK QUAFiIiANTEED I
SHOES FOR .4 ADM
MISSES , ORELDREN;'
1810 1 0 iIHE.:ArSONO I :! OPAL
Excellence - - dt• kantifacetsie
II
=NM
WllllllOl
DM
=I
' BraoPiti 0 :14.ii1a ;::, ..
1.:,
AT' RETAIL.
public;
BUT. BEET
SOR THE
That am Cs found in
' ' The stock b iifreied it 'the
And tlie
EDWLN 0:"BOTIT78,
I,i,l i t", 4 : 4 ll ealf°t
At the
14 1 1 ;4 ' tja)(!SrPDN 1867.
• unr,sl
: . GOODS FOR 'TligN'S
Either
HEArr . OR. L 4911T1
GALF s urraki. NVOL ON,
Sutzg . arianrciizil tithe
OUR OWN 711A1417
openitloa sad aU
-Eade goor der 6 ll Irs)*len
~.::::PTlr ient I, 1 -'
' . 100'::: HOsW . iirlipti l 4 litgit 1
61111
O _ , BUFFALOZt WOLF ROOMS.
d irr iage Team.? Hamm,
' TRUNKS. Wailliri&O. , •
loriskida.oc4,ll, 1868. f • • •'
. •
~. . ,
'T . OW . AV Y4:/o,Ali- ,YARDI
ANTHRACITE AND: BITUMINOUS
The andealiat luketigliseed• allfer4l
- tiarcierpe , un4 ju-t
• II loge auk. Ileum _int o Upon
:the premilekars meepereei to ez*Oltb the
•Zrof Talmud's:id etelnity with the 4ift
idit4i giud stier!of - the - Mote kilned maid
uposeh•iseiteeasonsble Mutat unyvtantl,
no Peicee at ILe Tal4,o4l,zeitheF
tice :
COWi~
'„•:•.011400'
r4111;:io .4-0 • 4..40- • fiett
tr=y7.ritt,!l , 7,7 . l:::: , ,'.7::•;r:::.:!!!`l''' , "•!i I va;
4,60
is: f ; b 4,00
:011 SAO
iid4llo. - egvie'liill
1144004 0 1 10.1151448 • Qcgl ,- M. 1 44 1 4. 1 4441i N 1. 91 104
Mite : . • • -
IttereilO cis
• z S •
~.vi ordems —u
. • !.
ppuloE
imalisuitals tat'y ":4 - fii: • . • - :4;
DIA winos
Nor -2tbo 1
FAIaCAND
•
KAT :1
. k
00 HEN ' 2 - ,
.„
TOW MID A, PA.
" ' 0 ' 1014110 - p senor
nise out fair way of
AND, We
to the oosetnen4y. for utendiettoes.so
-s patroosaeltistu nowt •
Asa Warms, We deem It our duty to re
olprocate all the favors bestowed upon us thus
.••• I 11\11' p • In •on
gnat s . tf , , l
Fan-iiiztlViriiktdFaeocts
SUCH - SAIMAA* BEAVER.
•
oeskinut ,, Catitimere—Swits
of at gftaciiiikOlitut" ,"11
- -ratilkoaarari •
'itctfriAro
Our goodies:A guinufaetereicharelfiTargil- clti I
by one of the memben et
‘ ,girns, therefore
we are enabled to ,
St•theldelit.
and wishing to rokrar, put
our g goods oes..
at such tow rates as will enable an*
body to buy a snit at elope*. -r,ty.fl, WM:4or
ing the '
Wy.t rf "
LARGEST IaidaJCVLOV.EBOPAIS,
Ever brow hi suckai ' Beaver,
Doeskii, Coe'-![ea and ~ .13eys
yea. Cell IsObso pothlogfitortrol. • • I
;COHEN' & aItOSENITELD,' ,I '
„,•ra 11 , ..p. 4 ;,, ,
And convince yourself of the fact that they do
Fai tiimerlatt.W. 7 . of
thou goods. , pa a .I . tion, , our _
stock of ,; '`
GEN 7 FtIRMSHIIia*IOO 1
Each as Casstf:ao4,WoCfigl9rotrutdrier.Y4 - ,
dershieti wers, °saran* and overanute;
Cordlgen! Jedtelit We:Collai,l3l4r7
genders, F l 4r, • m.. 11 ttrtn ,
•
LATESTIISTYWPRAIrer*OIP4t
t
Which they also „Afek"..
as a call beforehrlareniewnere.
fwisigs i niosmirmtri.
'7l Oppoiliteiftwelt &
Towanda.o3.ll, 1,1,11,..
•
The endprigeed eamdigiveriatapiloviarozia
the citizens. 91 xic t i rv i elf ,
they have dap* the a toe hat&
again opeuetrattilie Itaerwit .
new stock of Ready-NW 'GI are
of the beat mann lecture and o the latest at
They have Bear er„GbittaldliN„ Potalil9_And.
Pilot Orerehatialisr burr aratortment Of,
Gents Pang:hies .0004WAttlikINeViria_kl i da,
Undershirts, Drawegaslii C0M1L,44 6 i
they will sell atlieeteed,Pri giving
thochsfideuei of the pee* bri honest and 1
fair dealing, thigre,reuureot.obtawing e adore
of their patronage. CM L
, and exam i ne before
purchasing , ebewhersp. 'r; ,
OMR4: 11.0 6413k51114D.
Wysinsing, Oct 21, Ms.
C - P-*l42i N---.P.-E-141-2-D
ent.ysrp ara4. ,11ASSES,
COME 01 , 4 E
.1 ,comp
='ESPUsiicaxs. imioctrArs;
Aed ettlietia otetiry ere invited
to - stteud the, -. • •f `-
GRVer.MASS MEETING
Which le *ape held end, continued for the dent
three toonilatky,ins citize of Towanda end
17
._ .• . NO. 12.11,L1S , STfIEE,T•
•. 7 '
Where young aintolitesOahvady withering
to provide theineelves with ,-: , . ,
MMI
C TM,'
FOR FALL-AND WINTER
. •
From the eteellerit supply we bare lately
ieeeived and".'whieh for:-
QUALITY; IHICABILITY AND CHEAPNESS
Cannot be excelled le this or - any ether at ar;
het- our e,utire stook being .new and 114:4410.1.:fo r
DASTANCJii Al l it C011Pgr110;g,
One motto IsQoick.flales, Small Profits ~Strictl
y, Cash, and Once Price Only. We Invite) one
saga all to 'pay us a visit at the old 'stand of
SMotnon`Vn Son, one door north of Taylor ,t Co
- • ; • &SOLOMON & ,WOLPF„
ALII. SOLOMON. JCI,IIIS,WOLTY• ;
• Towanda; Oct.,r, 1268.
• •
WE
. b'ELL'Orerzeata this season at .very Jew
prices. 'Our stock was bengbt low; 'and Is re.
tailed atlas's than a anal _wholesale profit.
We offer some extra bargains at the once price
store' ot extra .
lc WOLFF
_No. 123, Main Street.
, WE•SELL, our. stocks! Fine Coats, Busfume
'Suite, Pants end - Vests, Id' men and boys' 'wear
u low asAny previous tide this dimmet,
- have. somelp lendid goods In • this: line, bought
cheap and selling at a very , small proat et the
One Price Store of ' "
.•° . !SOLOMON & WOLTF,
No. 123, Blain Street.
WE SELL Furnishing Goods much below
current prices.; Oar 'stock complete - in ffen'a
and Tenths'. On these customers elm save
many times, tally 20 'per . Cant, by •baying at
'the one Oleo store of • ' •
• • . • SOLOMON & WOLFJ?;
• No. 123, MabrStrcet.
' WE SELL small articles as cheap as large
intes,'Su_spend erg, Randkero hiefs; Collars, Ties
Gloves, Mittens and poke of Aldir e a s ar;
much' less than they are. retailed re.•—•
We invite the trade-to cony Iva!: th at
the one-price !tore ot° . ; • ° • '
SOLOMON.k. WpLFF,
No. 123,11ain Street.
Tim h pica in :cash pail for Wool.
Sides, Pelts, and Calf. Skips at &ha one price
store' or • • SOLOMON WOLF E - ,
, 4r° °' ' • No: 128. Blain Street:
'CHAMBER - tit
,flee 'enlarged .his. store -end. Its Plea:received
a large' sleek or:gold und - SAireF
AMERICAN' i - WATOHES;I I I •
And a well ofilegted , assortistent l
o f t :ERIE:4S
lititpti f ES",all Warranted, to - ran well or the
idonqi refunded: 8e la)epa on hand alafge
!FlAzierit Of44 o ;C•e4brated . •1, • , -
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4EyN7puti AND; ; SILVER itAim
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SPOOLS!
Breakfast Castors,
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.r Styles.'
P-I,V OHERB!
BandsOntePtake Baskets,.
OTURE
RtzT 2 '.#4.4ERRY -USERS,
PlokleStatidir;Tea Bette,..!tis;, ati.ihxy
Workmen.
CRAMSERUN 1s now keeitag the
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These Machines ire siiieilikto• all 'Others for
family rise:for the following'ressons ; • . •
Thersew with two threads dieect, from the '
epode, sn .omuire 'no rewindhig.
,They Sri more easily Undersiood 'end Used,
al4 bass thole ta.dekrangement, than ether'. ma
chines. - , ,
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without change of adjustment, a - much grea s er
variety of. work than other.mei:Leap., . •
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.mere Orm.sisstie, Staderible,-ectillyepon
titticieswitick require to washO artd usnedi
nate any otter stitch. • ; - • -
?bit stikei;' , tritide die -manner in iildch:
lbscindee thread - is unertfugh3, , ls- much the
most P/IsnO•tuld beautiful in ,tise,...tuid retains..
this pleMpness and beauty, even upon'articles
freesenttrwashed and' ironed; , -tintllthey are
whit *ULU* or the seam is such, tkat, the'
Itleecut Wheaten ittnrinter!ala 'of only reop"
stitches, it will neither open, run, nor Twat,
but remaina Armand durable. • , •
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cads el theimans by theirown'Oeration. i;
thalimisachinns,hila la and ppoa
the right or rice side of - the seam, *ton may :
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gesdrairktw is• any - intabitellelesd lielelde of
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- ••' - -GEO. V. MOFFITT
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Towanda. hail 11;1868- • • - • ' -
FOR SALE AT SCOTIA TANNERY
. Mgt at idooletile 'MeV
alio Hos i tremd eted Odaserbr gla_Pciand led
tarsi. gaebSsido fclrl4/I!aletarionz.
' l 3 - dileillio r Centiectl6- no ,1868 - 6 m •
#lBB auNro SCHOOL. FOR
Youhibrdies SIM re•opea ea-MONDAY
"31 stlay, A 114311111%
year is divided leto 4 Uri, of 10 'Vests
each • / • ,
TMIB.
-Solna Preaches .. • ' to 60 $8 oo
French and Latta, daeh,. • 3 00, 40 4 00
_Pupils *ill be received at, any time, but no
-Abduction will - be made after •admisalop for SA
Amu. of WAWA mit half iiterm, •
SEMI!.A.IIINUAL .121TATIIZI!Pf:
OP ' Wit; 411 - ck:
r.ro J.ait biome. : •
-17‘dted States Sixes of ,co,
Walar e st. Natkaal.Bank;..
WII ",
100 Mur," fieco i ndynri Bank
eoli
WWtasaarre. . 12,500
103 Shares Wyoming, 2faUnnal,
aank t yinkakanire..; ' SAW'
160. Skins Wilkes-Barre Gas. Co.. 8,660
-68 " • " Brldg4
,- ' O , O .!BPPkt• . , • 4,360
ciiiii iiiiiii ilia szscau.m9icous. .
Sto,ooo -
7 ... d . 1 ,0.0.1.1..
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011AVida ~ , . . -
- ' ' -..3/500. ...
Coal 16,-.4l4`..*iiia '
Ag r_p_r ents ,operty 17.450
Otbe • " -
!". 1 . = .. . 116 '7, ..... "-• j ;.. 1 4 ,2 1 a ; i: :'
' • - • " - ' -:' ---= .94,315
• - 10811/8.
&was isaid:ln 'ten Oars,. • - •
117usettlil tosses, net due.. . 3,550
T. B.
Plirt blast below ward base, 2d story.
Towsuds;Sept. 2,1868.-3 as .
T .O.W A N DIA. AGRICULTURAL
IF
• i
TOWASpA, PENN'A.,
MANUFACTIIIIES HUBS, SPOKES
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS,
WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITS :BR ANOUDs
SCROLL BAITING, PLANING, ETC-., ETC
'HUBS, SPOKES & BENT STUFF,
LOGS STOCK PROM MOCK TO "SELECT.
• Tile abase are from the beat •
•
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SECOND pm:gnu HICKORY OAK.
H
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS ON HAND
We. have the Broad and Narrow Guage
itZ"NiILL PICKS made and dressed
W. T. BISBOP, Saperintendeat
M. C. ISERCIJII, President
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FURNITURE!
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NEATLY FINISHED
POP-lIL-AR -PRICES!
Conaiallog of
CHAMBEIf SETS, 'PARLOR SETS
fIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
A ' GENERAL. ASSORTMENT FURNITURF
a
Suited to this market. I kers the best uphols
terer in the country.. and manufacture oar own
ugkolstered work.
.0.
REPAIRING AND JOBBING-,
Done to order. Haying an coalesce of 20
years in the business ;I can conedently hope to
please all who'patronise me.
Don't forget the place. No. 155, Main fit..
two doors south of Beidlemates Block, Towan
da. Pa.
Towanda , Daylo. 1868--41,
• A
STOVES I STOVES i STOVES
Joel received new line Stoves at
THE METROPOLITAN HARDWARE STORE,-
. - ORWELL, PA. -
Are Mtn:lentils much attention. Atilimnicnte
variety of Stoves
'ALWAYS ON HAND!
Steyr', coal or wood, that will suit yon for
PARLOR, OFRCE, STORE, SCHOOL, SHOP,
CHCECE, BOAT, on COOKING STOVES
Come and Me the new pattern&—at lo ast.
ONE LOOK BEFORE BITYI.NG I
We keep all leading fint.eliaa Stoves for the
itcnt or ch
eap
varieyTovea:forthebtt t.Enmine g rY"rees3ourown :
ktemat. •
I -Pc, Oct.
21,16 j: N . BRONSON.
hi
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.054
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FOR SALE AT A• BARGAIN !
The subscriber wishing to change his °coops .
Non, o ff ers "tor sale - his Store and Stock
Goods, - consisting Wt Dry Goods,' Greariri.
Yankee Notions. Will exchange for a well
improved Farm, or sell stock sod leme store -
The store is situated in Litchfield. firnifr d
County, Pa. The only store lathe town in UP:
oration. For particulars call on or address
S. M. LAYTON.
IR$B.
41' 2nn REWARD.—In accordance
41.uvv irith a resointlOn. or proPo•itio
of the Common Council of the Bwoogo of Alla
adopted October , the 28th, A. D. 180, I bete.
by offer a reward of Three Hundred Dollars to
be paid upon conviction of any 'perm or per'
eons who shall Me; or have tired any boildlos
of buildings, or . caused the 'mane to be done
within the limit, of said Albs Borough.
::DAVID PALSIES, Baratta
Nov. 5,1688
ATOHEN:=-'rite well-knorn
tang Stallion PATCIIEN, by - the retells - •
ted GtorgeN.Tatchin, out of Sewage r ware
will stand during the fall In ron attogebr
Eii.nlomon's Livers Stable , Towanda. Tern
ITO Insure. . Ail mares at the rtalt:of owner.
Ow nen paving with nom. will be held re- -
90 POI,* for - *ammo.
=Gaunt a sozoDT.
• Towisisi; 2,1e68 —22 t.
$145.000
p7I-r1!-‘
IV OIIKEi.
BEET 'ETt7F,
GENERAL WOOD, WORK.
To Dealers la
We efer a
Towan.la, July 2, 1869
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!
ROM SETS,_
Photograph Pnune.,.for everybody
B. T. DECKER.
$171,615