artanartmt - All Maim.
—Anguats, Ga.., -is to : . have an
opera house.' ..= •
ti:VotxtlpedaJ.achcol
4 7 -•NearlikVaa an overabandarA
In3PIAT 1 rjreigtindt
—=The Mississippi tive*,_*aii Open
hat week at Piaui° du Chian , •
`—The old King of Sanely lain the
bands of the doctors again. : . .
—The orange, peach 44 - . o3mb
trees of Florida promise sit'ebnxidarit. -crop.
—The Newark - Silver-platers bane
wick for an advance of fifty ants g day.
—Faber, the lead pencil Mal; 111-to
erect a factory at Port Uichroond, & I.
_ —N ew Jersey expects to have
- hind and a voice in the greet Boston jubi
lee.
• —Thieves steal the silvSi plats'
from mans in the ' Wilmington; IL Al.
cemetery, , •
—The New York dry goods clerks
sire reviving the tarty closing movement.
—An Alibatnian in California writes
to his friends, advising theta - to stay in
Alabama.
—F. A.. Colt & Co., of Hartford,
Coma., rammed pan income #da sear -of
ELI:112,0011 i .
—Snow in -the White Itinnntain
region is deeper than has been known for
—A Reading paper says
Perkiotoen &Mined ie about being extend
ed to Schewenlomile.":
_Ring Victor Emanuel, has left
Florence and has gone to Stui Bossore on a
hunting el:pal:tom .
—The occupation of the fortressea
of Ulm and Bastadt by :Prussian troops is
again meditated at Berlin.
Bond, the wire -walker, fell re
eattly while performing in Georgia, and
injured himself seriously.-
4--The mad dog excitement hes ex
tended to Staten Is3and Several persona
bare been bitten there.
--Another remarkable egg has been
laid by iiTennossee hen. It bits the figures
100 plainly visible upon it.
man -in -Georgia bas a nine
nignth s old son who weighs sixty pounds
and has six fingers and six toes. •
—The Illinois river is clear of ice,
and nayigation is fully resumed.
There were 405 fires in Chicago
last year ; losses $560,000, and insurances
$531,000.
—There are thousands of - wild
geeso in Jasper county, lii ,
_feeding on
the corn in the hells.
--The annual rental of pewsin the
new Grace (Episcopal) church in Chicago.
amounts to $lOO,OOO.
—A Portland druggist has this
- cheerful invitation in his show window :
"Come in and get twelve emetics for owl
dollar
—A new town,' called Griswold,
has sprung up on the brtineh line of the
Ohio and few miles
' from Lexington, 111.
—ln Dover, N. 11., there is a com
mittee of 'fifty women, who intend to
visit every liquor - dealer in. own, and for
mally request him to stop his sales.
—Pine Kentucky stock has just
been bought 'I:1 a New Yorker—the Cele
brated " Woolfolk Mare," for $4,000 ; three
blood mares for $3.0041; and a pair of car
riage horses.'
—Rev. I. J. Sine, the Cambridge
book thief, has been released from prison
and sent into banishment under two thous
and dollars bonds for his future correot be
bavior. _
—A teacher :in Princeton College.
IIL, was severely stabbed by a pupil last
week while lie was punishing him for some
violation of the rules. The wound will not
prove fatal..
valuablcilibrary of six hundred
volumes, belonging to the estate of a gen
tleman who died recently in Lewis county,
Icy., was sold by public auction the other
clay' for $35 25.
--Ambitions amateur actors at
Manchester, N. H., lately introduced a real
pig into a fair scene, and scattered their
audience by a sudden escapade of the
scared brute among them.
—Several of the citizens of Coving
ton, Ky., have gone into Vie tobacco manu
facturing bindings at Frankfort, empltiying
convicts in the Kentucky penitentiary as
laborers at sixty cents per day.
—A Soong veloc;pediat,whito prac
tising near the steamboat wharf-in New
Haven,Ct., last week,got nap such head
way that he could not stop, and both bicy
cle and rider.rode off the dock into the wa
ters of the harbor.
—The twp--paper mills in samp•
.den, ?de., now manufacture daily two tons
of book paper, employing ten engines and
two rotirdrinier machines. These mills
have been in constant operation for twenty
five years.
—The Chicago and Akin Railroad
Company in Illinois has begun to lay a
double track, and has it already down from
R'saltskee to Odell. The grols earaingi of
the road are about $1,500,000. The net
profit is 0ver.2,000,000.
—George W. CitiOls_ wee tried be
fore a jury in Vt., recently for
violation of the liquor law, and though his
guilt was clearly proven, be was diebartr4
because the jury could not tx upon the
qctual number of offences committed.
—An attempt to starve three small
Children, the oldest six years of age, was
discoVered in Cairo, Al., last week. The
father had locked them up in a vacant
room, several days before, and had refused
them all nourishment.
—Hon. Hamilton nab, Secretary
- of tie Treasury, hail resigned the presiden.
ey of the :New York Thstorical Society.
—First game 'of base-ball of the
season was 151ayed at New York on Monday,
between two nines of the Atlantic CM.
—The New York Commeroill Ad-
Vertlier says the Broadway Theatre will
terminate its existenee on the Ist of May
next,
—Ass M. Hark for many 'years a
prominent merchant of Reading, died on
Wednesdai oigilk from a paralytic strobe.
—Twenty lives have been lost in
the Wolf river region in Wiseonsin this
winter.
—The Germans have opened
theist* m Da Moil" , iu " , and base
built a new ladepeadect school.
—A Gibson man in Indiana eizty
years old. has married a girl of olghtesn,
and insirsd Ids lw foi ;10,000. 1 •
Mak [WA fifty law•
gni twenty two doetort, end claims to
give employment to all of them. I
tunthis Vita reque:sted
toa ooswoi ace. lemon Bo
toiierlisfiloglist Vast sadPsisatt"
fratliqrd Litwin
'Mon :
E. 0. 900DRICH. S. W. ALVOiiik:`
1
Towanda, Thursday, April 15A,:.
air In accordance with a partial
arrangement made by Mr. Goot►atca.
have taken 2dr. „Flue J.thAusoi
into co-partnership intheptiblioatiop
of this paper. Mr. 0. will " have
nothing to do with the editorial man.
&gement of
,the:paper, bet be' is ful
ly antho . rig , d to make contacts 'for
akertisiog, job work, &a. .
S. W. ALVORD
avizonrnes ARO itimmernss.
- The right of the majority to govern
is the principle, underlying alltour
free institutions. It is the only •bisis
'upon which the elective ',theory can
be effective for public' Plirpoies, as a
requirement of more. thin a majority
gives to a minority the advantage
of preventing action. Nor can a
Minority safely. bi allowed to dictate
terms to the majority as to the mode .
of fiction. Their right is to be allow=
ed the free discussion of all subjects
and a free opportunity of offering
amendments, and of voting in any
way they may see proper.' Yet of
late years there has been a disposi
tion both in England and America to .
magnify the importance of minorities
an& to give to them powers which
cannot he e x ercised without fettering
the dominant majorities in the free
exercise of the governing power
which is theirs by right..
A striking case of the despeiale
stretch of authority ,by a minority
occurred in the case of the fourteenth
amendment to the Constitution. Of
all the loyal States, only Delaware,
Maryland and Kentucky refused to
ratify it. But the minority held it un
ratified on theground that all the con
quered States .must be taken into ac
c.junt; and op this ground they staved
off an official: promulgation by the
national gothrument of the ratifica
tion, and when, by an accidental turn
in politics, they had succeeded in
carrying Ohio and New Jersey, , they
undertook to revoke the ratification
previously given by those States. In
the case et the conquered States the
same factious minority, while insist
ing that they must be taken into the
account, retarded reconstruction.
and by fraud and violence prevented
its completion in several States, so
ai to prevent ratification.
The same p,tlicy is being applied
by them to the fifteenth amendment.
In the Legislature of Ipdiana, where
the Republicans had , a msj Illy in
both houses, the question o ratifies
tiou,being under discussion, the Dem
ocratic members ell resigned in a
body, to prevent the consomation of
work by t leavitig the Legislature
without a quorum. ' A special elec
tion was ordered to fill the vacancies,
and all the resigning members were
re-elected save one. The time for
the reasSembling of the Legislature
having
% arrived, both part-es held
caucuses, and the Remocrata resolv
ed not to appear and qualify unless
the Republican members would
pledge themselves not to bring for
ward the ratification question during
the session, which - of course was re
fused.
The appropriation bills for carrying
on' the regular work of State-govern
ment are yet enacted upon, and the
Republicans announced that they
would give these the preference, but
the minority resists the passage of
these as a means of preventing ac
tion on the constiutional amendment.
The ratification by the Legislature is
the regular and only mode provided
by the constition itself for the con
sideration of amendments The Dem
ocrats base their action on the declar
ation that the last year's elections
were not carried on the basis of ne
gro suffrage, and could not be, and
they want to have another chance at
the polls. Yet the Cennecticut and
'Rhode Island elections are brilliant
,proofs that the Republicans in Con
'gross are not iu advance of public
sentiment on this question.
Sir The 'Spanish government is
waging a cruel war against the Cu
bans who desire independence. ite
cently a number of the friends of in
dependence have been shot down
like dogs, and a few days ago a
large number of prisoners—men of
standing in the island—were ship
ped for exile to Fernando Po, a deso
late and n2healthy island on the Af-•
rican coast. This cruelty only ndds
to the prospect of the final triumph
of the insurgents. Some of - the
Spanish authorities in Cuba have al
so been dealing with American ves
sels in a way that may compel our
government to call them to account.
Spain was ready to. give encourage
ment to the rebellion in this country.
The chalice may soon properly be
pressed to her own lips.
M. Mr. Boutwell has given to the
public a prompt and clear statement
of the public debt. The
_classes of
indebtedness are separated and the
accrued interest on each calculated.
The Pacific Railroad bonds find their
appropriate place outside of the reg
ular, Government accountability.
The exhibit shows a flattering zedtm
tion of the debt since the last state
ment,witkpromise of a more materi
al one on the first of May. /-
is.. Democratic legitlators/ and
newspapers all over the country have
opposed the Fifteenth Amendmept,,
On the ground " - tliat the_
1 1)‘ople had
not been permitted to. yams upon,it;
In Connecticut and Rhode Island; tie
ilist States to Vote since its adoption
by Congress the reiult merits' :its in-.
dicate dug it
whelmin' g: apprtivalTat the /waist
the people.
emus OMAN ikeerkkiim4
The teen on in favor of chez)
poet •
" .
.m • r
t -
;P
-mi : on 'oat
Roads. lie Beaten that the.
ment has for fears been laborieg
imProved.iteatil conventions. with.
Great Brittle, and that the negotia
tionalmat; esulted in the conclusion
of new conventions with that coun
try and the North German Union, re
ducing rates of letter
_fosp4p3
„cps
half, and. establishing. •], moderate
charges - Cps:in priated and 'other mat
ter. The, negotintions opined
the - French Onternuierit tot the`-satmit.
object are still - .Forhgreeleg; and file'
hoped will result, in the '4 1 * (11 4 1 4•
of an improved postal
,laradgement
with France tio,oome -intcr,Opnlatiptti
the beginning,'of je
Liberal convention have: .129,k - raj
candy carried into: operatic! with
the Netherlands, Belgium, 11witzer--
land and Italy, under which' reduced
rates' have . been 'established - to all
parts of -Europe and, Ash', and .it
will be the. future policy of the: De•
partment to still , further reduce the
rates of postage, and further - sfinPlV
fy and render uniform the details
growing out of the exchange of cor
respondence with these countries. , ]
The question of the farther reduction ,
of the international letter rate
tween this country and Great Britain;
reserved by article third, of the peer
ent convention, will tome for con
sideration and action after the let of
Jaunary next, and it is hoped the
British Government will be - willing
to still further reduce the existing
rate, so as to bring it to the loweet
practicable standard. •
SALARIES of. ormanta
-
The Committee on Retre anent
and reform in the Penneylvini
Made ‘a repoit Mare - h 24111 1 , upon
the eubje6t - of public expenditure..--:
The report is signed by Metiers. Bil
lingfelt, White, trrett, and Davis
ft embraces numerous suggestions;
which, if put into practice, will be
the• means of saving . thousands of
dollars to the'State. _The report also .
embraces , a bill, and among other
ihings axes the salaries of the Gover
hoi, heads of depaitments, etc., -as
follows :
Governor
Private Secretory to Governor...._... 1500
Messenger to Governor ' 800
Incedental eipenses. 1000
Secretary of LConutionwealth 3000
Auditor General 3000
Deputy Secretary of Commonwealth.. 1700
surveyor General 2500
Superintendent of Public Schools ... . 2500
State Librarian 800
&mistime State Librarian ..
_7OO
Superintend at Public Printing 700
Adjutant General 1600
Deputy Sup'r. of Common Schools... 1500
Guist Clerks various. departments.... 1604
First-class clerks various departments 1400
Second-class clerks variousdep'ta.,. 1200
Third-class clerks various dep'ts.. . 1000
Messengers . 800
Members-Of Legislahire each... .... 1000
The report says, that $34,077 45
was paie last session for offi ce rs in
the Senate, and $83,705 80. for offi
cers in the House, which amounts, it
avers,were largely in excess of what
was necessary, having been ALcurred
impart without proper authority of
law. If the act of last year be coin
plied with the report says there will
be a saving to the State of $67,283 25
the present etslion. The compensa
tion of the members of the Legisla
ture should be permanently fixed by
law, and $lOOO is recommended'. It
is proposed to quit -allowing mem
bers $25 per session for stationery,
and also to stop paying,them mile
age, inasmuch as railroad companies
make a practice of dead-heading
them. These are some of the'reforms
recommended. '
Annniw Jour:son INSANE.—There
can be little doubt in the mind _of
any one who wades through Mr.
Johnson's! recent speech at Knox
ville that he is insane. The whole
speeCh hi that of a man cut of his
senses. It is incoherent, full of rep
etitions, and full, too, of that* singu
lar fancy which madmen frequently •
have, that they are the victims of
some one's vindictive persecution.
For instance, he repeats over and
over and over again. that he has
"run the round," that he has-"held
all the cflices from alderthati up,"
that he hae"filled all the offices in
the government that one *might as
pire to," that he has "filled all the
offices from the highest to the !owl ,
est," and so on. Then he is full of
sneers at people_ whose " path is
paved with humOn craniums ; " he
boasts of his pardons of counte rfeit-.
ers and whiskey thieves, saying that
he has "liberated the captives ; " anfl
then he begins again that old tale/ot
his having held "all the offices, siaite
and federal, from the highest the
lowest." -
Certainly Mr. Johnson is eranget;
and if he has anyfrlendsAer should
either put him in au.it‘mne asylum
or under the, care o f/skillful physi
cians at home: It j is a pity .to see
an old man make z i spectacle of . him,
sin and beers a latiedlit4took
for street.b,L : . _
se. pie dunes made 1) 7
State printer for printing Bateelfili
tar: History aroused so much iedig
natic(n among; the newspapers aid.
the / people that enmities of. the
/ House was appointed 'to'.nutlre., a
change; if P 6BB Thlf;
that instead of`.plying Stageziy, of
Harrisburg, either" s6:9o—which be
demanded—or $5 per volutne, foe the
work, the.printing"4 one by
J. 8... ; ilypher, orthilidelpiils; for
43.04:f0r the first volume and 43:50
for the succeeding:ones. , •
Oar member, iMr.Triess,. Was - the
first man in the Hones to Riga the
taking of "tltur!!tit *jobs °tit of - tits
hands of the Buttiasiiiiii, iu voider
to 5avet4.1417,11474411,01the
tiO o poo.-
-
N=E l =.
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/Bran& Ule "about two
miles north of Plato Bin, sod avolvilhot
north of Liana*. the olcitil of dot Shlt . ..
vfthidtach Mot ft Tilr b 006.31
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to ll -
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f is4 ol !#!thho l6 4 lll *; 7,ll /0A It_;"
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to
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dice of - illi ixonvoy,...ava touti te •
.consika:. .**4 • honOtaii '
pad.: a14,9* 4 4* . PLtr..** "flisl!til
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larPliat4berli, lif,recolto l l47 002 21 1111.*
2 4 0100 1 0 con. 40& 0 4 . bt4l4tits Wit
*PA Put VIM 44 3,17 0
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ibis ,raidft.*lMlddll .#lol 4 k. lb.lki, IR*
thOiltonmblfogXeskiel;4fim if:, -, „. ci , z,
41111usaolm Of settotglio - Wawa*
lepresenbidbsrmioll dabs * luzli
of bids. . t
- .10olooloi 4. swilssii ftaieogisiimisit
- maid for:theft We it hugely mama.
therpliollll. , ,' ; ..
The Ifetbod t, Prestriturbur, bow*.
tional, Protestant
and other religious societies bati line sink
4 0 02i4gPs oniabasions Dare r - wits two
Mu) ehurelCedilloor are = already built and
others will be:pet apcshortly.
- The' Publle - echoeb all' orgenised and
largely attended, and as the school fund
has been greatly %greased by • the sale of
lands, there is no doubt facilities will ;be
%mimed as the-wants of the plaoti demand.
An institution Of a high grade of scholar
ahip is already bi *ration in this
St. James' Hall—where children can' be
prepared to"entar the best colleges aneusem
infidel in the &Citify. '
In ehicatfonal advantages Fremont of
auk*r inducements to . Ind"! and
heads of families.
Manufacturers will find this point 'very
attractive, not only , as supplying roatesial
but offering OW facilities fez 'die - posing of
their warm •
Dodge Comity is in the seand der , of
canticles west of the Idiesond Idver, and
embraces within its limits large quantities
of high. rolling Pie—together with a
east sinvotint of rich bottom land along the
Platte awl Elkhorn River, and theirnunter
otts - tributaries.,
The soil is very fertile and inexhanstibile,
admirably adapted to the raising of all
kinds of grain and purposes. The
average yield of crape is not exeelled by
any county in this great Rain.growing
state. Stock of all kinds , does, well, the l
winters being so mild and the. ;dairies hay
of such an excellent quality thatthey thrive
well without any shelter. Banning streams
of pure clear water an ntunerotta
Timber is found in large quantities along
all the streams. Coal is found in many
places, but luienot yet teen worried to any
great extent
]hail facilities are good in -an parts of
die county, manipostaillices have already
been opened and others will be, added, as
the convenience of the settlers may de.
mend. Good roads are laid out in all Patti
of the county and seem hi eagle** bad
markets lit the &Ma " -
The sehoolis throughout the county are
in a flourishing; condition and good build-'
l ings are found in every 'Retried. Persons
• desiring to preempt or enter lands tuulei
the Homestead Act can find :many choice
locations not far distant from •Freniont.' the
comity seat, and improved final 'curb
bought at 'reasonable rates. ';
Amtunber,of good &inn and sirrxini
are scattered throughout the eitunty.
The U. P. R. 8., and the Eilottx City
Branch of the Pacific Railroad inn through
•theconnty, and a nlim tier of gelid towns
will giving up along these lines.
The farmers throughout the county vde
an enterprising energetio body ofinen, end'
are rapidly accumulating wealth froni*
sale of stock, crops. 49. _
Fruit culture—although no very large
orchards have yet come in 'bearing—an&
dent his beim demonstrated by experiment
to show that it will be a very profitable bus-,
inestatere. and the yield be both large and
. of
:superior quality.
Under the beta
Herd Arm rn--
to opet
pratrio,‘
sequerit!
To the
end Doill
and panties.
state will%
before :
.Any
:to tbe
furnished.
IS.
to mak,
elepla :e • DOW
to rpi ig their attention . Senator
S/hAotrit. -The recent tiiade of this
/gentleman, in thell. ScSenate is be"
lug eitnasi - Vely eircelated by ;their',
and receives. the commendation of
PV or3' copperhead PaPorio the WW 2. '
try. The apiechteamile . the deign.;
eraCY of I:the e,
portlen °flit to be more. or, less troth
ful;we do not noderstand jest -haw,
the is responsible :Ids' .
`the ehrel ative
. , Argo - 0.1
4 0 4 0 litiet Parried :Women, which
was Limited in such a maaser as al-I
most wereste the sniploion , • tkatthe
Senatoimight be speaking -. .froni
..
perience. , Who will be the next; can',
*late for burial,
l'rompt ' setion was taill by
the HOW on the.. Piesidootis tenon
struotion message. The •paabed,
,
oommits;- subject to Or . gain--
doini the reat*truction ,of the- 'three'
1 # 1 40 1 ;teel ; lerbee. 4
gip* in.the mounting ham/ ot tseu.
efint. = It is, perhaps; well enough
that , the 'Work of inonnitruetion
sheild be pressed': fer?ierd ifni!
feet ennenouistion; but lt'hi;already
so far advanc'ed that the reakuiniof
the job does not Tau Sensitively in
terest the people atiarge_auy more.
The return of Ilny
Bata . / is Of faiinOre conoe6iiii4O
.11ie 0/9m1 .1 , ese.thut. 39, , itiAt of
004144. •" ' = : 142'
Midster4o , iimmiL-
e‘.
*.
int Ta =
s- ' APe' ill, t
....- • 'ob.& 0 - ..ot West r Yirgishi,
ratretng=l
- .
4 1re4Wereilit(leitsiAlaitift
14 =1 6Q"t r itti r ibile43
bei l l MO!
r ibidwito
SUM Ar4uffliiiillitoliiiid* tOriki
to be )thouitoiagentto ofituattas;
wwiD.- Bret; 1361104'r0f.
Pennsylvania, to be Minister residnitt
and Consul GeneridiolliZ4 `
4ndrew "I
V&
Ad beM~tolf,olW=
istd i t ir etka i litibk, .r.ar?
lei 40 triftedlitaleia
illo.',tisise4 -1 -41A
&Ate Tani Onote,WiStiteii
Jena ► , Idi f ulolin'llindtitrdeibuto;
and others. The doeshdOn.;* to
edit thii Trni I,oiuteiVetkisinen
Oki*** itiAlrislo'
jfisticeilvh#l.l3rithe
arid Millerdbuienter
The °Ticinol suit waliribrenglif,l*
thelitite-Oil'exll7o,'Vesitrititi ' the
direaditistalthai*aelifig psyoieiiti
from .the national government'fai
certain fiverperiint-Tekas..'iiidainni
ty betide or the United State r _ which
the plaintiff claims at: helonglictel
the State. The bonds ` it alleged;
were sold in 1805 and 1866 lry, au
thority of the insufgent legislature
of Texas, - and' the reconstructed gwv=
err:Merit Of the r - Statet now kilks to
prevent the psymentef the time of
bends to -the betters' deriViug
title through said insurgent legisia
tore., 'Various interesting- and - im
portant collateral questions werval=.
so raised.. relating to the jurisdiction
of.the courkthe ability of the plaintiff
to lino; 4103. ' •
The opinion of the mirk which is
very long and able, concludes as fol
lows: 'On the whole, therefore,our
conclusion
-is that the State of Texas
is entitled to the Sought. by
her bill and a deeree must be made
accordingly."
oao ian •
SAN Fesscrsco,Apriilillieliold
Hill Mines 'Were tincovered
and no traces of smoke were observ
ed. Lights were sent down and ex
tinguished almost." immediately by
the foul'air:` 'The blowers. of several
of the mines were set in operation
and streaSus of w,tevlurned on„'with
the expectation .- of expelling the
PoisOeons atmosphere and absorb the
gases: - Preparations have been made
to remove the dead bodies as soon
as it - is possible to enter the mines.
& party to day descended' to a Point
six hundred feet below , the,. level.of
the mines, but the air ' extinguished
their lights, .. They immediately gave
the signal to tioiet; altimigh . not feel
jog the bad-airtitemselves.
1.11=j31:110 MATTERII.-40iiAZAZY
has-vetted the bill allowing the Gen;
error to c9mniate. the death seitto!tee
to imprioontnehtfor life" or*term,-of
The bill allowing interested per
ties in civil 'snits, to testify,
amended so as to apply to the who e
Stale, andliien passed, last wee i lt.
The registry bill was also ,psW
by a strict party. vote.l '
k bill' intredutted in the oboe of
**l l . l ilientatlYee . hi t he d e a th
pinakty, ir44eiestei?' large ma
„
jOrity. : ./ ,
Mr. Wickersham as been reap-
pointed by the overner and eon.
finned' by the 8 ate - u Sept. of Com.
moo Schools.
A tillgr / anting • universal suffrage
to all men rand women of the age of
211e / a c t e who have realdee, the.
State year Witi defeated l in the
He Yeas 25 ; - nays 65. Col.
E)umv . of Susquehanna leonnty-
Hmade a strong' speech in favoi of the
bill.
Both nooses have agreed . to
,ad
journ tomorrow, Friday.
Yr Incredible as the statement ,
may appear, there is one State in the
Union not o'nly out of debt, but with
about $1,000,006 surplus. Stranger
stilli this State is a western Stets—,
lowa It has oath in hand, $294,. ,
380 i taxes due for 1868, $650,000`;
war olaiini against the United Si &tie,
$280,848:; makisg its total of tesour
OE4 $1;324,223 i s while its 'only real.
indebtedness is three hundred thous- .
sud;arar 'defence bOnds,Which it is
piying - off- ai fast as ;they can be
pilled in. .The Republican- papers
jubilant over this :re
stilt 'Other long control of the State,
right to be.:
$ll. Our Democratic csotemponu%
•
icaoiho a re* Months agues* tole
breskeini sherd the' Rerniblican:
racks. now..coogole .titgalielves with
'nailing Gen GRANT ,norta of
naughty_ nammqbacatumdf his tideli•-
tr lo-party and principiee:
Preaideok Guar, sent; to the;
Senate on IfiSiday the name of
"Gov. Curtin, as -Minister to- Buisla.
allover : ;the'Stati
Will feel highly : gratified with this
4.P.intakePt, •
Ififi• The' Republicans c;f, find+
toirit,y, have' convention
and appointed - fl :Jos* An* det.
kthelltatetkinvention*ilan
straotlotte to supportßoT.OSoky for
A r eveminatioa: '
In indhina county the Republic:lmi
have resolved to present the name of
Gen.:Haaar Wlmg, it 'present State
Senator from' that ; anot a r i as a c a n ;
04114'4' dosiiinbr. -
GOV EaMegilv iumlo;
two of . deatt - Siv= far
ad) muitier 'a/ Hn=unit
wis t.q nave nor r. V o rl Thom
Bits ..
..wletliii44lllaP
Maio! Claser Sesitions shall or
thii-,ri)galii must elec.
MaXlti4ettrakige,.ithether_thetroPte,
disytplokistmitAtirtbibit
aetioNbilithWisirlitiii&V as s
_ _ ,
aataiin fat **Mit "4%LE rbile
iir li thf iii*Ste, &WWI
r . . i 1 4044 . 441#11 - 11 f t h el : 44 o,
be golliwillikicerpoiepi ore ~ '
4i:eirtn
to Cell Noels riaryi rnifinerlifilicted
fi - 4 400.4 -1 114 : -
goi;#l
5ii...„*„..06. .044(.4
cidatkniikikitsoksbiaipny
of kens cb t& fettilogi" lad -no
dCWitit biOlioarri4in :ti t * oc'A Ti
The
ciiiiek:sectitrAs leoiride . fair the
appointment of wrote tti-,olll,knor
for maid:lol 4 , #l444tmil
sad eserainent4
iMkO tlaw
TheAtinme: of 4con . : eeloted
ilea iifthifiiet s
by the Presjdeo t ir ll' at auk the t=
Wilma of tbe.pnwin- We, uptight
glad it has been: dohs. 'There is a
fitneecipl thinge;' and illfse
rieintaieets to the Oscar- P*Mel; orn
,eepeeieg..,appropriate- i . And' the
omega - which tkai. Grant lie- on
hibitelin nothing thins Is - worthy of
his great lfrevidelitly ',is not
•iP , lfea - kf bnexiikr; ol ::luigi*
aplenty." - ;
Gintouta Via.rulth.Seestoted of , the
murder of T. Hanot, in Philidelphia,
last fill, was executed in that " city
on Thursday last.
,
. The 11. & &nits convened in
esti& session in accordance with the
Proclamation of the President at nocn
on Miindey. •
Net 2bnirtistmenic
O THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS Ok
T
IiIIACIFfOIIO COUNTY.—Gralkettai
ponuanas of : the forty third Bectioo of
ide .Lbept
of Bth of ilev, 11134, eel supplima the
son ere hereby ' , ridded to omit 111439*v.* on,
of the donit Hokum, 111 Towanda,
the fchifth day of "Iley., h. 0_18651,/et one
o'clock in die eftinicion ettd - releet. if °err,
bye majority of ibterlioleatiomerst , directors
omens, ose ,persolt ot literary sod eelentUlc
learthement4. one or +kW an d etowl nee to
OA art of *melee miananti Bdperiniondent, ,
Mr throb -stobsollat .7/41‘;/filliOrtukta tbr
atiotot of oatoproostlon •to .the ame and
ratify the result to th e doperlatehdent-,
etairtisbutli, ail y harG•
J. CHUSBUCK,'
• - Bopt: Bradford Co.
April h,l- . •
RESS'44:KING.
1., arUs 1.411118 4 ? DURUZ, respectfulli an
lioness to tbs Wks of Tossed* and Melelty
that she km *nal a -
DR 1181friING ISTABLISRARNT.
tbn m formerly oommted b tbitele
lima ogles, (a few doors. math _of, Mercer's
pen ,-
Ruing male arrangements for • receiving
Partilistdonsmostaly, and 'from i long et
PioNxo.l4.Dises-R lUD& am awns 'bora
abs bill be able -to sire entire satlelittlon
Torranda.Pa , noel 15, ,
pot TH LADlES.=Ailfisa Gam
111fillasriStors are. a I the Pablo'
Oft Hats sad Boaasts fOr and
dostamm Also Plows?' of *let:
ts , Sawa siaLferat‘, and large fog
of white blossom tar Ma Mfr. . ;
.
~ Ullsitallikol AU, cokes aa4 shades.
withs
,illelly
gritat lunet te iolioy 'othe
as aid *m r goods, watch e. you are cor
d s •
• AP/0-is.
Gil - NAT - BARGAINS IN
BOOTS - 4!ic SHOES;
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
iloath end of Ward House Block.
'e I
The awilewlpwl at seeeivias • hula and,
well lected stock at
BOOTS AiTD_ SIOEj-,
SPRING AND ; SUMMER TRADE,.
Whlckwe'offer low forea4h. toasleitteg of
GENTS '
'AND` OHILDRENti *7,104
GENT'S SEWED and PEGGED HOOTS
RiPumu NEATLY
eadreadi vats, Dunhill's,.
thankful for Sit Work"; sop*
uce of the , ism.
°IR*" ir. clog.
Teinumis.l46.llptil IN 1849. -$l. .2, '
ADMIN . ISTR TOR'S: NOTICA,,
Boeid it bite* given 1101 4 potions ,
indebted to tho 'smite of Gains lib* late
of Hod* twp. o _ doted., Arc -.nmwsted :to
alike helieditz• POlktotOtlid A. WAG lot-
InfebilmO Adam on attic la prim*
that doliiistbiotticolod for settlozwit.--
. -.7 1 LEVI
EMI
A NoTxog,;-
411 0 14. tiefebijeithaS inioni 164.0661
6. - estate co •Ov BETSEY - wnl aNt 4 / 1 1118," kW •61
WNW 6 Witameem6l4ll64olll4 foak
wage piraint s ,_ 664 lbw itiliSet slaw
=a for al edge sot po
s. isat n t e. . Qalyae
- -; s9amam
Apru 6. . Adisammwr.
ADMINISTRATRIXI3
'ANotice Isliffeby iris* -peen4
Webb! Sinop of 611.11Eirua 0111%
late 01 Ynkkft Om. an 'equated le isailtiza•
aiedlsto paysest. and all perm! baths Ode
=sire la fr e "111"ra . 44.
Aprll - 941119.':'
A/Di a rOWS.SOTUW--.4l4Aetethit•
~ tot f the / N ti of Jeke 'theft, .ileed,
bite or OuNstft Bredhml (leeety.
The osileretiped lippethewl, kettZ i by
thithithi Ceara of Smear (bee to diatirito
tie ewe*, la the 'bode dile! ton of
seW Wife, ern atiemidie rim doles of big eli•
c e la b oLS diesel Delos . itockvelk le
arrow, en "'gado the 20th d*r
of 8119.-st see o'elo.lc P. M. ' .1111 7 per•
poem ketereetedth add *date ddat seeker theit
elalerileth or. be forerer.debred thereafter.
" * 4 • 11.11.1//1.1.1.1118;
Nerd' V. A ear r.*.-
:ima lsi LOT Arailied:4 l 7amtail
111,11 I, .rs
0 14). ANW r ialtl W .
o:agalffilb •
E!=:1
Boilable for the
LADS,
MISSES '
mhos ro
t '
, /- *
~1..,,
suggiuom
JIT 8 R-1 aLi v
ER
=M=
MOM
4 , k
o ; p,,1
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":: , :rt : i.ir;fl.t .•.:, i... 7 ,7. , ..::' . - .::: ';',;:3,
INIE
~. , ,
We' ifittilaMiliacgiVann MAZIE
~..i-.i: i1,i,1170 r1 1 1.7,,d ccd; 4-4::.,41:1i.
r;:1;A:.
~' .a 7~~ .;Y 'r....
NM
ME
MESM
MEE
.:_:..t: , .,.:. -'• -,..\:';':•,,;]+.t.';-.5• , ..4 tiq;-:-..-.-:,
Ell
MEE
. •
•Simng , ..an& &itilmv.:-GoodB
EINE
IME
ME
- 1,. g -, _i.; ; — ,, , , , - . - .::..,f ;;;; ' : ',N,s,
: •
Depression of the ..Market.
K bldg wilibe sold ecoodiy at.
• .; • '
WHOLESALE AND -RETAIL
. .
dhvliropi LiterPrll.
FIVE ORATES OF OROOKEKY I
%wands, April 5, 1869
SPECIAL .ATTRACTION
For purebestai of ,; '
SPRING 'O-DODS.
We ani now offering :later and ,
dertinvorof new and decidedly nice styles „Is
the line of - - • • •
ThASS
Peale "41 Vests for
BO'S AND CIILLDREN 1
*hut have bees selected tro6 the
01:,10IOEST STOCKS,
And assure our friezids and customerithat they
will lad It to their interest to call , ou as and
past themselves In prices before purchasing
ehirbere. .
THE STEADY INCREASE
CZ
OUR. SALIM
OEM
Eihows that
OUR 'EFFORTS
To sell only
PIDST GLASS GOODS
as low ai t .
'
CAN BE AFFORDED
Have . prove . cll-
I SUCCESS,
Ana that •
' OUR opsTohigßs
• APPBECAITE. THE .
E SAADI. - .-
•
ro'
Fordeoois oar stock Is - complete.
All Ike newplot Styles of Peek Ile; Hews,
fyileswese,hey Suspenders, flikrses p and
the celebrated
FRENCH YOKE. SHIRTS,
Have now arrived. Each lot b marked 1n
ud oar•enitomars are all treated alike.
Thpoiliong.shr,pobilc ihr pest patronage..ive ao
Holt a Mal - when he want, of goods lh" our line.
We will do our • tamest to satiety • all who will
.call on ns at the Ono Price non of - .
„• SOLOMON .WALPP,
• • - ' • W0.'113 Hain St.
, • One Bath ot.Taylor ds Co.'s Situ.
Towanda, Pit., April 261 180 S; "'
&ghost plies In Gash Paid for:WOol .
:Hktekand Pelts. . •
NEW- GROCERY AND PRoyt
- 131 9 N MEC I'l ,
McCIAI.I3E MIX
Store of iferepi's
- - ; eTRIIIkr,
AVER,L,Y INST
Claiieftio Zia War iry Instlinlitom Cif the
ormatry, saxisible from AU pol ma, lo aituatal
-WAVatg'iT a ITIOCIA COUNTY, If. Y.
fkiveteelettFersE biteable, -the fib beali
osterAoatiraes(itil et re gage* Irplehid An ad;
talseloa to curtest t aeon: Aho a thfroo' gli
*MU the emblem latigsagoe.-• • - -•-
- The U•gitett coons eautrihatdin War:the
outiaoa - „breaohes, taught Jet • Elettlutuy
thbObbWeed emu thettglter bindles, taw
eft pawed ia Ihveollegee4: he the Cougear4
, course the futruetton b u thorough and
um= ea In our moat suecesofal 43orn
Colby's.
o>t al
lemzuties ups the-item aaif trfie _if the
old method also by Itublea!aew Afterlosa inch
brirtiatt-pa Its_ tea -aeguint kuurfedge
of la the time aid& It Altos/to
tusked. ' • -
The rites dt take aie tery.boderate, &sid
obtained at niiouble pekes-La thattanuma.
Wel pipab tea be Actociodsted is tbktatollies
of the- lauereeters. • Rooms owl* secured to
*Meltstudesdr -um board dhettaelveread • ke.
egalts uptown eaahalf.' •-•
•TheAluspierTerutooatietbsTof I . 4.wer*Filt
ogee otilbleday; Keith : ' • '
- ••E Jot pertitilms Odraa
; • _
A. J. Las4l. A, 11 ;:rttacifelt
A k rtega,Praddeat of Board of Trusteel.."-
yeth:l6, 18119::- t i - • "
eltio-NlitAND,vnaciTat
Ws bite s Unite stilick'oi Siete ; 3hlo . arid
Pea r Yleietlkiveii 'isolates's Tialotby me,
*Webre yebrfore iraelil-91',Tef 41 1 go (ATM
s* Isessl;;lbla pee havin g beenselected by
weer Odefifes:lie eau :=lc earlsted :It VA' 'e*
Mesas tight Is every respect• ' -
MX; SEVENOVIiira 4'416.
Peb.l4 • 1869:.
W.l'4oob* - 444 - 2 - "1' ‘ , 4 %1!
- ari. 4l 7 ,lP ''' '''' .iali'-'
elMikM
'.OlOUS*l4.lg/LWVIt',
itooi SKIRTS, ' .
• 6 . _IL. • .
LOTH3 a2fl64lllitit3; )
-
REI
• Ho§ll 47?: QLOVES,
vAND' NOTION&
, • , f
p......." , -,- ; .-.-..3 -;.:-.
- .
)
- 37 • . . 2 `,:.!r.4
•014,111111.11414kWa5i . `
.
MUSLINS -
44.14. 4,
.~ =°~'
MEI
:ia ,~'. zi~~
IMIEE
=3
EWE
MEE!
EMI
AND BATTE;
- Ir• • ,
Lnms,ii
■
CAPS.
CARPETS,
airALSO THE CEMBBATOIiii
13.. 'S. -X. G.llOl
I ,
Our Spring Stock is now complete
in every Dnpartrugut,, and our Goods
have not been selected with view to
secure large profits, but.to please and.
benefit our customers. We believe
we have eadceedo in . this, and invite
all to call and verify our statement
Towanda, April 1, 1869
CARPETS 1 - CARPETS
POWELL So CO.;
Raving !ugly incraased their" facilities for ex
tasking 044 goodi in th Is line, anunre now
receiving for the
BETTER ASbaRTE - Tr , STOCK
FLOOR OIL' CLOTHS,
They respectfully unite attention of the pnb-
lic to this dpaitnent of tide toth , ineis, lad
pledge %hi:twelves Abet their: geode shall al
nays be sol Cat the
Migtb 22, 188r—tf
pAITEPSON "Sr, ..Kl.l3l4Eir,
GROCERIES': END PROVISIONS,
No. 2, Patton's Moot,
TO,WIN,DA,,
,•.
Saving purdisred the entire stock of
GROCERIES AND'
of T. 'l. JONES,baying added lamb
thereto by recent parehaath.they take pie:tear •
dn theounclbe to the public that they are pre
pared to aell: mythic' and every thin bi the
GROCERY - 1 1:ND PROVISION L.
SUCV3iS,
1111
FISH,; --. :- • - :-,-
. Riql;7;:-.;
. . .
COB MEALP
• • - ' .KERQSOERE,
*OODEN.ANTi' WILIOW WARE,
Asehlap litho abelpot: gu onaltesi pee
led sittohicCon to tat wl.o.may lay ir us th
CASS
.: -Parf)FOß' . -0:11:111741r if:tetras.
3: 8. Phil
- 11Eb:=-ii
MT11.14 tAPNR, - ; Put pp itt:tiejit
:-Bnoviitstitei -
AVOW 80.101111 t.
MMWM
hatuuments.
NG GOODS. JUST
SCEIVZO AT
It •it COD's
ge stock of
"; 4.;?
IS
:-:)?1135 -
IYISIPEB
,
EKE
ENE
G:IZM
COIION
' - :1
ISM!
MISSES', !ita
OiIIPRENS',
BATS;
LNIS
OIL CLOTHS;
LA ALL PAPER,
TAYLOR & CO
SPRING -TRADII
A more ezi.mildve and
OARPETINGS,
MATTINVS, DRUGGETS,
&,C. MI.,
Than they have ever before Offered: .0 '
LOW 141AliK ET , .PitlClp
Summar, to Tamils J: Joxits,
D osiers In
Paurre;,. c ,
Such am
TEAS,
'.COFFEES;
SYRUPS.
•Mi LA,~SB
- 411 : •4. , s t i a tf o i t i :
VMLAGEao.plicry ioitsALE:.
~ ,.
..
.„ .
,-, - Thep tiabeetther wines I our or. tiro.Honses
;end WI: lettAimu4l, Waited-he file hornets '- ' 7
91: o . .goer:_let',lo:llso feet with
iteog , ;e 4 berlat , 4oslso,4lth 'good
tiotisessld '''
_._- - s hhr fo - ismuppittirtst the '
, bent:oo4 be itolliiiiii pliku.ll4, . Taw made
ell l 7O -- '-.--.:. --'.. . - .-.1!. IMAM.
I: Towoltatw Itireh on, 18119.::.1he' , •r- -
VICUABLII r; PROPERTY FOR
sale the
folloWing.verp &dm' . pr " f or
aaell of lee *din Atheat Ihedtw4 -
cppepmittiltiwirit ptellidee rang orchid
mutter porp Irsittel. house, sad earn.eodhhk.
e eltip thereon. Payments to soft D m,
ehsiwes. If not 'mid et private nee, *pi "4-
odd at A ottioa. March IL 1.869. For pet ico
bzupplp tolitoothy Olken.
• ';+l.Wt—rortv sate, of Improved land In Bldg
btitß townehlp. with Colo derelling boore., I
iiiod More house. two framed taros,. and we
of ter there*.' A ppl to James Nedra*.
am H. 1111111.—tf.
VAIiErARCRAge PROPER
v f:Ty P0W15448.-Tbe subscriber ellere for
vie& Dennis* lieges sad tint.. niv aces
1F bf liMss iiituted on 'he mewl. of Snood
sill Ceases streets. la - Togfartis boron& Tile
derellli*ble.e be le gm 4 meeting, ,Tbere is
►faim bra; etiteen nom Cite prop
ertyolv Kreps -Arms bluing Wyly, and a
Wiser of craft Tbe In Is SO x3OO, be.
hut two fors divided by an *Bey. Peemssio g
beesedistely, . Terms made known
On application td
NATHAN TIDO.
:limed', Dec. 4.18118. f.
E
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE._
lr Ike wabseetibw wilt reU Me Farm sitasteti
lit Berlin/ton township, -nest Lather's bills,
containing ninetgearstal+tmlf _seres, being
ist - tilw hi& ail entails* g acres, and the
otherko armw., _The loam, Mk sena .41 mostly
under adtbration. sad has upon It a good , trams.
bolmkk li t barns. awn •use, two wells, sr -
p 1 , realising apriag of water. Th:
60 sera What shalt 11weres improved, bowl
seeded, and kis opus It two springs of watn ,
The lota will be sold toiretkAr or meratrdelf:
The farm Is in `a good state of caluv d
la well ' , dared far both train sad - -ealay.—
'Prese•sinn imardlstely, if dedi•d
.
*arms, one third .down, and the b.inm, in "
Hpayments a. may be agreed epee. Apar 71
ENRY. PERT,.Towatda, or Writ..ll rather
- Luther's bills. •• "HENRY PEET.
lien. 7, 10 61 8.—y. \
D"IR 'A
131.1 PROPERTY FOR"
Bata.— On sects:tot of 111 health the sob
s-ether II Meg to to .change his business and
offers to Sell Ilia well k warn prentiora,'or ;trade
Gar a term and pay iffeeenee. or rent the sane
thi• Ispriag. Located la the valley of Sbrtbe.
elsesibln. Bradford Co., Pa.. A desirable pl ,ce -
to li ve. plenty of good trait and good bdildlngs
wig 6 ad conveniences. ; A good ylve tot a roe
chan'e. se there is a good BPackknith and Wag
gon rthop on the same. For fur her* particulars
enquire of Wg. Saivrza, near the Jarmtseth or
G. W. VICENT. -
'Mgt Co., Pa
HOES,
.1 n, 27,,
lIESIRABLE : VILLAGE PROPER
FOR mALFL—,The sobscriber eff...rs for
sale the dwelling-house and lot. occupied by .
hitivelf in the Borough of Towanda, situated
on Chestnut krebt; next - west of M. (1. Ver.
The_dwelliog is a Own-story tramelax7B,
wilt an addition of 25:15, containing room
enough tnr a large -- famtir. and is in good re.
pals. - The tot is 7ig 07. running back fa ar
alley. A good-tarn, fruit trees '
grape iinfs,
well and ci-tern. and stone — wslits.Posl,mslon
given immediately it desired, Fortermstwhich •
will be easy, apply to E. W. NEAL
Tnicirida,Peb. 15. 1869.-11
_ _
ENE
ALUABLE FARM FUR S.I.A.
The Robberiber offers for nal thetarna
known im -the Stockwell Farm, site ~ .14 in
' 4 oringlie.id twp.,_ cony-moil:1g shoot 2t . a• red,
150 aerra 0. 0, .1 itnproved - and rvdPr ag IA
Ina eof rul !Tit()l,,, Stitntle i!oitilm, a this.
on Term) .ask.- App . ? to
. SUMNER.
SmilhOPP, April 7, 1ii48.-4•• , ,
ROEAL ESTAtE 71'1N
stiuscriber wi l sell at pobirc Terrine" .on
Saint as', the 24ttr day of April, 1.0. at 1
p. m., •he croperty.
o.:e tot of ten xn i re-halt di res. with (3-t.
rags brise. anu totTr of Ito it trice , snd a wdi
go water • hureon. q.e f.t of ten and in-hilt
ae with log hotly-. cooper shoo. snrgi ,,
and a gond vanity a trod trees. said I..ts ore
kelp eitnat , M oor any hosln-ga tn'erpr se.'
whether mercantile or melhanielf, to tl any
, ownship,.-n the turrnitifte, don the
tiro „ of the Sullivan ,E Pins R. F^.. ore third a
'mile from New Atbsny pinion. and close to
witlry t Kende!i a grist mil'. • +a doing a
go-d runtiness A n exttilfmt Jorstiou far wag
••n ao'd htackatnith shops. s• chords and. rhorch-__
es 0. - trenirnt • end d aor et v. Trrrne
fen pr r cent. to be paid down whey struct off :
aunlwllince in installments to suit. At the
satre . titne will! be mid. personsl property.
household furniture A. Term...—Sh and an
de' rash over th 4 amount sus moo , h a credit
with.approved security. N =No balk bid
demi) n foal ur personal ptor•rty.
. • H. ti. B, OLANII..
• New Albany. March 19.14(9 -is;
LIOR. S4LE.—Ffity-th , •u l tami acres
of the finest terming land, sailated in the
'Minty of ins aim 1,4. 001 itornia. at prkes
rarigin: from $lO to $2O, (currency) per acre
1 her lan a are contiguous to the thriving city
of IPS An gefes,eno are sernirabty ednpeec er
the eultivatiou'ot the Manse, f emon, Hg. Qt
Whortleberry ur.d fruit and - grain ot teeny
description • Greit attention is now b-inc
to the prodtMtion of Haw Hlk in this d s
trict, foe which the gegial climate - milers it.
_especially tutted- &mug melt 4 nil! ele-rt
ly h• made by which infeldin g emigrants can
be furnished with : acetrMt ees foe title creeds ie.
tore !riving New York. Fm 16rtht r particu
lars address '
I i II.ESTON, EMERY & Co.
March 30. 1 ANagn2 Ina A paeltv Cal
illisterlantaus
HARRY MIX'S HOT DOUSES'!
SEASON OF 185:
Naylnc hum to melt alum:lac to, IDA Inn' np 'J
other GREEN 11HA3E. giving more room for
Tarus pots, I flatter myself th tt no Green
tag, make a b. tter show of rare ana thr
plsot,s - , Dahlan. Rosea. Verbena+. Petnnia.a, tie
ratilums ell torts. basket plant+ all sors Ii :sr
:tog hosketa new.oaverna, besott al, to e l eag
, n vat-ley, Cape Jeaas - mmea t:41.011tioto, Coe
al aloe P.ellargootorncia varlet +, he ,
New erre - harm cluster Tomato PlAnte, a ,
lu pots or by the d ozen.
All kintls of Cabba•Fe Planta. F.:TR Plan'A, As
raregua Roots (two yearn Sige
telery Dwarf white solid Caulitt.,wert, Thyme,
all kinds - of
EARLY VEGETABLE', PLANTS
reedy Ist of Aoril, at thAt;reen Rouses and at
the Store of IIctIARE; & &IX, Mercer's Zi ‘ ew
tPook..
Riving employed one of the mow• caperienctd
F'orists, he will at all times r.To .oy atlurm.r
lion to rnstorners on the moda of Toil)
Tod.rolTlvalton Of plants Ibis Gering
1 01T00 will be sent To all that En Ty dc oire. ne,
Write for it I invite all t • roam and see toy
clon4a. Planta, ke . Tor themselves.
gratitude I acknlwledge ocat 14v •ri.
•LIUPQrJKT4 wi.l to f,nnd - th, Star: if
MetlAßr; 1, RIX every morning
retited, 35 to RO cto etch.
y ing9: .
TOWANDA COAL MID!
ANTaRACITE AND Brrousors
The:nndsralgned baying lease the Coal Yar4..,
~nd Dock st Zee old •• Barclay Bs iin," a , l l- .1 ,31
rompieted it !loge Coat House and lifike upon
Abe premises, are now prepared, to furnkh the
. citizens of Towanda and vicinity with the Cid
emit Mans and sizes of be shore named coals
upon the most ecaetnib , o terms In any onanti- ,
, rdemired. Prices at the Yard until farther
La t rg ic eEgg $5.51/ ,
' , mull Egg 5.50
.4ttive. 5 50
'
Chesnut
•• Barclay" Limp • 4 00
SG Run of &fines. 350
" . Fine . r Blacksmith... - 3,0 e
- The following additional rharsts will be
made for 'dellirering toaf within the Botovih
i'intits : ---
Per T0n,..F0 'eta. extralor carrying IA 50 0.4
Will Ton .. SS " " - " 25
Quarter ton2s' " " -25 " 7
tar Ordons may be let at the Yard , - corner
of i - sitroid aqd
.EPaitheth et. , or at 11. C. Por-
ter's Drag Wore.
as, Orders mita In all cases be arrom p2affd_
with the cult
Towanda. Match 41869.—tr
FRUIT : AND - ORNAMENTAL
• Theriabsolber Witt for'sait,lais Spring, a
wood Hit of Wats' varieties of A ppte,
Cherry, Peach awl Plum Trees, bath st md..rd
and dwarf.- ALMA well selected list of swell
Fruits-, each Grapei, Currants , Goosherrfes,
Strawberries, Rabid) Ries and 111ackbe:
ALSO, OBOICE.EVERGREENS ;
•
Poch as Norway Spruce. Bil. , an Fir. lean
Vito), Hemlock,Juoiper, 4!tc. Choice decidooas
treys:. !lash as Maples. *to wall A•hc4. fot
.lBif Vraokag Birch, Warp'. g' Willow'. no'
o.4raa Ofttnats, &c. Ornaments! shrubs,
iLdW - E iiS, R )5E9, rtNE
•
'A,Bpar3gti , Roots •, Catd Frain, in;'
Patti ; Karly (1 rich and , tlan•l4. - m i'n'"'
toes; ..arbnr 'Vise. Osage O range and 11. - nq
locust 11 , 4 fire Pl , nts. - Wan 1111Ten'A ne•lriee
Perarf Peach Tree:4. send for Circular and
Price List - • 6. 81.3TELIS.
Towanda-. Pa , Zarb 3rd,
. _
LL - sviNi)s C FFEK.
nk..; r0.15.ed. ready ground--;o- gruald A) order
iu-2;;.. 4, of 5 pound bsp.. -
. BE S SI I
I.A.RY?J a IS.---CH UR NS, FIIIK
41-X.,Ttitst, d Ashton Salt constantly on hind
at • W. 1t0t.16.WEL1. 3 .
March 30, 1869. • , •
•
ME
COALS
WARD & DtVEN
TREES, &C. a',3