Newsinn all Natio=
--500,060,000 leadipeneih; are iwit
eartY. • -
'—The veloeir•eder is in use on the
Vienna stage.
—The poet Tennytion - •
is traTelling,
iu 13wittesha8.
-310 'wiles of Sumner,'9_speec .
+tire sold'in England. .
--Tiie c abdiattioti of 7iricitOr. Enuiii
ux4 b talked ot. _
. .
Henry.. Ward 'Beecher
_will
not ..10ctttred next winter. .
•
• —A Joan initenteglry shot himself
became his aister died. •
—The railroads 'of the United
skate earned 4400,000,000 lut yes:.
—PhOrth fans are among the
latest Persian Wh in New York.
—Boston offered a minister in
Brooklyn 114,000 a year, bathe refined it.
—Thi) price of the Englidk Pall
Mall Ganiithas been rearmed to one peiry.
—The Washiugto.n rationallotelli
yriteer is to,be revived...
. - -
—Lou
tnia will haye ante:many
abundant fig crop this year:
—P. T. ..Barnum $3 25 for a
eand to live his hair bcd.
—BOgalMl --Dawison„ 'the trage
dian, is red expected to tire crrer ayear.
—The score of a comic opera las
been found among Illeptrbefern pipers.,
--Two dollarS trday is offered for
-hands insugar making in Louisiana.
—A couple 'were married iu the
Tombs at ! , .tew - No* a few days since.
. E ngland . .
rkently a jury. was
int r panpated comp - T.04 entirely of Smiths.
—Tho operative - plasterers -of
Ilna3kll4 have wen to the collar laundres
p•ef I of Tro3 4 . ' • •
—ln the Indiana Soldiers' Home
are seventy men and one lamdred and siiteen
children.
Inuldred negroes are said to
1 gtralving in Borne for the 'Roman Catholic
priestbrind.
—A man in Minnesota backed out
being married, beCarnto the , *orrice %mild
"eit him tiVO dollar&
—A black woman, while picking
blackberries neartTernula, Minn., Wee killed
a panther._
—The canebrakes. of the South: are
I now extensively used for making snapping pa
l'ur in New England.
----A Massachusetts farmer kilns
lci v e a kind of potato s "jnst fifte e n minutes
arlii than the Earley Rose."
—A gentleman in Illinois owns a
ens. which lately gave birth to a calf weighing
113 pounds.
—ln St. Louis during the month
of Stine there were 392 deathm, 12 divorces - nud
29 marriage. . , .
—Of 80,000 inhabitants of Nagag•
aid. Japan, 48,000 get drunk every night on
ati or. rice whisky.
—lt is computed that AMerica uses
3 4 9,2.51 kegs of gunpowder in celebrating tho
F.mirtil of Jtily.
—More people, were intoxicated in
N..ton 'an the sth' than on any other public
holiday for many years.
—The "drain fish" has eaten 20,-
000 oysters on the Keypert beds and destroyed
i-100,00n of invested Impital.
. —On the sth a New Tsirker cele
brated the anniversary of the" Declaration of
Independance by kieldtig his wife to death.
—The Marquis of Hertford accom
,m,Klates his duelling friends by lendin g them
itivialltsl park at llagatclle, near Paris. -
—Min - Ida Craig will not receive
-tloo,ooo as Witt at first decreed; i 60,000 hare
been remitted, and she will g et lint I-10,000.
, —Commodore Vanderbilt lilts tak
rn an entire floor at the new hotel at Niagara,
Cantda, for his fautdy, - durifig the yummier sea
tif .n.
—.lleesre.- A. T. Stewart Lt.:IL, are
lntrudeeing r.altn•cromen into their establish
tent. a n d 'intend an time to employ only wiling
‘i - ..nieu ae elerkx.
A
—A' young mnn appeared in St.
lonia, and claimed a reward of 1100, advertimed
1 -,, r amissing girL lie lad • eloped with and
inarriva her.
—Bostoii has statues of Franklin,
Webtter Everett, Vann, Beethoven, Hamilton
and Washimpon, most of which are said to be
lamenth ctiticiam. -
—Chicagio is now the great distri
tribriting post-offiee for all the American made
for China, Japan, the Sandwich Islands and the
Stales of the Pueitle elope.
matrimonial engagement con
t raeted by a daughter of Madame Bistoriawhile
in this etinntry, has been broken'olf.
—They .hare improved upon the
-square tnear in Montana. A saloon m Helena
Oral "cube nutala" at a low rate.
—An emigrant train, consisting o
a man, his wife. and form children, all barefoot
A, ling ihron g li Ohio on tho tray West. •
B4iCk has so far recovered
ns to he able to be tamed trat Louisville to his
!none at York, Pa.,
—Two children, aged 15 and 13
years, tried to get married m Des 'Moines last
n eek, were reksed, and wept over their fad
-1111.4
—One of the emigrant age4te of
the state of Minnesota report. that ho has stto
e,leded in inducing 75,00(3 Swedes to come to
that State this year.
—The first tune a writer in the
ciacinnati 'n um, saw Thomas Bneharmn Reed,
he mut parting theatre bah for a strolling coo.
h any, tor widen he was one.
—New York has an Enoch Arden
ho came back, chimed his wife, and they to
gether put husband No. 2 in jail.
—ln 1860 the Vermont Agrienitrni
Society was orgardzed with ninety-live corpora
tom. To-clay not one of then
—An Irishman writing from the
elit to a fiiend, remarked: "Pork is so plenty
here that every third man you meet is a - hog."
—A Frenchman has purchased
five thousand sacs of swamp in Tennessee,and
r oposes! raising frogs for the Memphis mar:
—The Boston Traveller says the
latest castle in the air is the houseported to
re
have been given to Mr. Gilmore, of 'Millen
fame.
—The /Influent of strawberries
from Centralia, EL, this season sinsipted to
iln,S7spounds, or nearly 249 tons, fe 10,372
Imsticha - rm =PH quartz
—Mai/ Charlotte Thompson is sap --
dial with a lire baby titthe manager of a San
Fmnehicto theatre, with whirl' to play "Made*
line," The infant is nightlyencored.
-- 4—A couple -in - Savannah met for
the tint time cm a Friday; courted on Saturday,
and-wcro"engaged" on Sunday, and married
onMonday: Th e man was 75 anlthe girlls.
, -Beecher's pu l pit is
decorated every Sunday with .two awe bou
quets of flews , at cost of fBOO a year. The
pastor thinks Wan excellent investment.
Mary A. Livermore, editor
of the Mace ~ W Mor, preached in the Md.
versaliat church at Hingham, Masa., a few Jaye
ago, that tieing the prat time she had occupied
the pulpit. • '
, •
Eight years ago. the lowa Wes
bran Usurenity, was t 82 ,000 in debt. That
has liven. paid, and now bail an endowment,
fond of 840,000. Itiot a dollar of- debt wan in
curred , .
iilhorkght to- be certain that
the uffeading Austria.' n arehelialwip will be sent
to the penitentiary. It will belibe first timid
that so severe s *Catena) ban lA* been eseetit
ell ripen ao high a prelate in the Catholie cons -
t rT. .
—A' man, in; Somerset, Indians,
nho had beodbonBnedtohisbedeerendmonths
with con - sumption, blew his brains ant. He bad
beireely strength to •hobi the roroh-er, to Ids
head. •• ....;r>: . - • ,
—A Russian_ • pa_per says that the
cousumptioh of - akimbo& drinks is the
has Mermised. -PM 101- rer Deng
inuulawr . of perilous who IEB4 from unumimess
in flukodo list rarrs 2,118... Y•
brought
oit thcitratininioy of c t ttuct Ili hid pod
tjvt, orderis nosh' MBAs to refines
all the smsements,•oreri StAbo boor of death,
to those who sent. their chiliften to the tree
r.ehoola.; • ' • •" •
—Efforiaaie W4'641416 ki'render
Paris a market for Americanseetnitieti, and cori
t•idetabic success - kw- beim 'obtained, Deben
tures of the Rockford, Dopk Island and ML
Louis Railoay bave been introduced in the.
im they market there.
E.O
FOR .0 VERNOR : • -
JOHN W.•GEARY,
011 CIIIMERIAND
„
• r9lt._. o V suglPrKk_, ,M 1 03 13-1,
HHENRY 'w. IVI , LLrA mtS,
Or ALI,DIIMST ()omen
- TEE' Matsu env STiNDnai COMMIT
gica allandiardaoasky-nre aequestedito mita .
baron i al' et 7 1 0 mond" on TEMIEBDAY, filnar 2:16,1864.-
at I o'clock p tn.„ !be: the purpose of 'appointing a
Vigilance Committeeand transacting my other neces
sary business.
Towanda. July 16.1869.
The following tuned 'persons compose said com
mittee : ' W. T. Davies, L. P. t3tatiordr. Wawa While
tots. P. IL Dock, J. L9elek. J. •A. Rodgers,
disatiing, D. IL Adams. L. L. Woody. "
PARTY OROMUZATION AND PARTY
FEALTY.
the Republican Convention in
Philadelphia, renominated several of
the Representatives who were -in the
late Legislature, and the Pori of that
city, repudiates the_ action of the
Convention, denounces the nominees
as unworthy of support, and calls up:
on the Republicans to defeat them,
oven at . the risk of electing. Demo-
crats. The' New York Ti•ilmuie, AN:e
observe, proposes another and moi
sensible reniedy,flor the correction of
abuses in the manner of nominating
candidates, 'and to ensure the selec
tion of Representatires• who are hon-
est and trustworthy. The 7kib7Ule's
plan is, not to "bolt" the nomination,
but to forestfill the action of the Con
veniion by 1 . ..4e signing of a refines
addressed ti): some proper person,:
asking him to be a candidate. Of the .
tiro plans we prefer that of the
tine; but we - doubt whether either
will do away with all the evils inten. ?
ded to remedy; or whether either plan
is any great improvement upon sub
mitting the claims and character of
candidates to a norob ding conven-
•
tion, and then acquiescing in the do
claim of that body, when fairly ex
pressed
. That the delegate • and convention
system of nominating candidates for
office,-is perfect, we do not believe.
It is liable to many abuses, but the
ingenuity of politicians who were sin
cerely desirous of eradicating these
evils, and devising some less objec
tionable system has been unavailing'
to propo§e any better plan. The
"Crawford County System," as it is
called, at first blush, appears to be a,
fair and honest manner of expressing
•the choice of the people, but experi
ence in the counties where it has
been tried, has shown that it is infin
itely more liable to abuse and more
objectionable, than the old manner
of choosing delegates.
In the cities, the matter of nomin-
ating candidates for office is in the
hands of a few ward politicians. The
voters have little or nothing to do
with it. The delegate elections are
not attended by the respectable busi
ness men, who leave everything to a
few professionals, and scenes of vio
lence and acts of fraud are common.
Not so, in the country, as we call ev
ery reader of the EFTORTER to bear us
witness. If the delegate election's are
not a matter of interest, and are not
attended by the voters, it is generally
because they have no prefe;ence be
tween the candidates. If there is an
improper or objectionable candidate,
the people would promptly and gen
erally attend the delegate elections,
and repudiate the candidate unwor
thy their support. The absence of '
voters from the primary meetings is
not generally an indication of their,
want of interest, but most universally
a sign that as between the candidates
they have no particular choice.
It sometimes happens; as the Post
alleges is the case in Philadelphia;
that unworthy men are placed, in
nomination. Then, what is :it the
duty of Republicans to do? First,
they should carefully consider the.
circumstances of the case, and impar
tially judge as to the qUalifications
and character of their .candidate.
And then they should carefully cal
culate what is to be gained fcir the
cause of honesty and for the 'welfare
of the country, and - the purification
of the party, by aiding either direct
ly ar indirectly, in the election of a
Democrat. ' For we consider . that a
voter who withholds his suffrige from
a candidate, is less consistent and not
less •culpable, than he who votes
plumply and boldly against his party.
Retrenchment, Reform and the
putting down of political corruption,
have alivays been the favorite rallying
cries of demagogues and knaves.
The•political trickster and prostitute,
who does 'not possess - the seinblance
of honesty and virtue himself is the
readiest and quickest to attempt to
. blaeken the reputation of others.
Charges of corruption and profligacy
are easily made, and difficult of refu
tation, because always vague and in
definite. The "secret whisper, dark
surmise " is sufficient, now-a=days to
destroy the good name of almost any
public man, ,because a wide-spread
idea is prevalent that public moiVity
is at a low. standard.- • Wliat.T we
Would impress is, not to "bear false
witness against your neighbor," and
not to be too ready to believe what
others may allege. Too often inter
ested men, will denounce a man, 14.-
cause he will not become - a partrto
their selfish scbemes, and seek to de-
Stroy him because he is honest and
upright. - . • . .
We. would not insist' upen.the:3up
•• • _
port of a notoriously corrupt a nd bad
man, because he has secured a' nom
ination; we would live 'Republi
cans pause and very seriously
er the probable consequences 'befOin:
they aided in the election of a Dem.;
- ucrat - If the , pytrabican'orgailiza= .
tion is of tiny viihi:to:fttet
should' be intleiiblimitirifaiii4l-4iiii:
party . or. he n 00... , :..........,
—w
agentse should ;put - -an ip . : .the
seaie.agifit - liTtrOliouracy, .-
the lade:tut:toes not kick the beam:
We do moilhenein that any -ico?d
ever - came in any. instance by deseit-
ing the Republican organization and
ding-ther-electioir-of-zr:-Deanocrat .
We ahould ' hare ;the
the .M;iieune;. 'or .' , `tury..othei7:4o#l4 l l-1
point but# . sirigleirild,tutei3:wlierOt4.l
migalii,wer ~ concerned; ..the
public :'ti•etri‘ury. guarded; or , the
piiiaiiwfortyllll,*fied',,bi
tiou„of a J.:!erimerat 'instead': of a
publieatr?
," Prfatuated Repr4diefias;
himesiliintent- upori rebuking cak-:-
ruPtion'er,Preserviaff - thel.b*Otiiii
the party have Often lent iheifeid to
defeat some- - objectionable;
can. Theresult has alwaYabeem
Meiltalge Repar*
cgr,lrecimme cOrrupt,:#• : Deprill4
doubly so. • All experience*Slown
this.. - The. infirsiOn - of -Deirioczaeyiii-;;
to.. pritrid ' political, mass .always'
deepens and • doubles'its . rttreserice.,
The facility: with - DeriM'erat's
form rings, and adapt 0/64014,3'
all the cluingesrind , ecrinbiriatiorts of
political dishonesty is . matter of rec-_
ordirefore the c,ountiy:-.l.fafßePub- , .
lican Legislatiiie%getss'a bad' name,
and is repudiated fora Perricieratic.;
majority, in the hope of bettering
their ruorals,What has been the tuiiVer;.
sal result? Let the histery . cif the late'
New York Legislature answer. a
Democrat; is niade a• member of a
Board or Commission to att. : as „a
check 'Upon the Republican majority;
what has-been the.effect? Why sim
ply, that the Democrat has 'Shown a
willingness and 'facility for roguery,
far in advance - of , his Republican as
sociates. The debauchery which op
portunity developes ill a Republican
is instinct in a 'Democrat. To at
tempt to reform dishonesty by elect
ing Democrats to office, is simply,ab
surd and impossible.
We are sorry..to see this disposition
on the part of the Post and the Trilk
row to set aside. and ignore the
Republican organization, Under any
pretense, and for any purpo: Th
idea is a vicious one, and ci ri
kited to strengthen the Democracy.
The mission of the Republican party
most certainly ie not ended . that its
banners should be folded, and its
ranks broken. There is still as great
need of its protecting, aggressive and
progressive march. Though victory
may be upon its standard, though its
principles may, be ascendant, yet they
are not so firmly established, but
that they are. in danger of attack and
overthrow. Bearing this in mind, We
trust that our Republicans trill not'
relax, their efforts for success, and
will not be diverted •by
. side • issues
nor de, false and specious pretences
that the organization may be relaxed,
because. the Republican party has ac
complished all it was intended to et-.
W. T. DAVIEN. --
Chairman,
jThe re-nomination of Gov.Gr..i4
BY recieves the approval of . the 'Re=
publican press of the - state. _Gov
ernor Gar's administration has
been unexceptionable,' and' 'We' have'
no donht that'he willhe triumphant=`
ly 'elected, in. Pctober. Bradford
County mill do her whole ffiity. Wil
not our Republican friends in the,dif
ferantielection districts,,bcvin ' :to,
look alongthe lines land see liow the
rank and file stand. • .!The deMocracy,
expect to make capital out of our
differance and imaginary diaapppia
raents. Let Them be shown that they
do not appreciate -the feelings of pat
riotism, that have in the past led us
on to victory. Now
,is the' tittle 'for
the members of the Cennty - CoMmit
• tee to begin their-Work for October.
Begin no* to make out your tof
voters. Look after the doubtful, and
there will be no difficulty when Octo
bcir comes to give four thousand ma
jority. We have the votes; ' and :We
mean that they shall be . cast for the
candidates of our cause. .
ta.. Tas Supreme COurt of this State
have pronounced tht , RE'gistrs . :Law,
-passed by the Legislature 'hist win
ter, constitntiortil The threats and
imprecations of the Democratic iireth,
could not swerve the, majority of our
able supreme bench from the path of
right, and to-day we have a law that
Mill in a•• great measure add mil& to
the purity of the ballot-box; which
has , been SO ',recklessly and feloni
cnislY.used tile limit; feW years in 'a
large number of Democratic districts.
:With the prospect of a fair election
next fall, the only show. of Democrat
ic leaders • carrying the day' at that
time ie gone forever. The
,goliVeri
tion can /10W,meet on the, 14, OlaVer
thsmselves over the induce-inents
be held out to put certain men in ther
field, nominate ancit'ailjourn. They
may stagger at recirganizing their se
cret societies, with their._ money no;.'
tires plastered in conspi4ous_pliicSe,
but the labor l in- Cain: ,
ty and justice • rule •the hour, • and
time will now do the' work- for that
once powerful and ixirrritit: organiza
tion called Democracy,
seirlt is said that lairmistetr• hicrrigr
will show" h4r . tiutrietluta #sileg
tieue but A*Ckiciiii 4 Winfi dining, his
'sta . ) at 'the 'Cork (if St: James. 4p.
would display his by; wing
no v,ine - at all. •
116 n. John Ccicol? bpFt .
'made qadra4M- , of* ( j4o.iS a A l
Ileimblecan State IL: central Onti - 7:1
initteti .of-,
is full of etterki,: - Itilf ifndeiiskttnc
the politics of tipLl'ii,titt.g;T:'''
MOIMON, of
M
faithfully, the condition of4he yam ,
try when the battle wanfought and
its great importa,yn
the war itself to y dliiiryi r aid o
, -
tional sidet7:tstitgfAviie; l 4 liber
-
'ty over the maktisttesiteplfritnl776
td I**.pititipux
machlS7e:deiii*-eoceleii4,
:And the3iiiot9ri.:,ovektihe-rebeilion
to : credited to thesenaiiif ki
the greater hitelkehOkitielli*sleal
vigor of the north. A fitthigii4fl4
given in Pr* of f*,liying bqoes of
the . war, and.glofious anspices,of the
/ 11 § 3 / 1 1 /l. future ere. draWri[frem
'l44h:that enabled , us to:withstand
eudha tetriblitevi
" 6 bat.ge.rlif:AlFelAil*e for: the
country, and the most signtd„RerlMps
tfiat has ever occurred
ilia 1 414017 J Ikelikijaeilie.
!° ll . TAthe ` 112( /Polen.i: i 10.4%
now • iiiiii)ty re calls it; and silently
moo of llie dangers that , then
1 1 . 11 T4itenek, w hile Preserving-the At;
rmt*n .611 4 I*Tthat eclPl*Tel , is a
fitting memorial , and will . serf r:
to
kcep more thoniughlY lave the• leis
ens of the. rehellion. ' The address 'in
which the csumesi , the incidentk, and
flier glorione results af the hattle ana
of the war are, grtturiedr and
they are harmonionsly preiented, was
not.only worthy of the distinguished
orator, but rase of the day =and the
events commemorated in it.
1:=1:3
BEE
He sketched
xf9,.. The election in Virginia result,
ed. in the election of WALKER the con
servative republican candidate by a
majority of 40,0,- Six out of the
nine Congressmeb are.... Walker. men.
The Legislature is also larNy in fa,
vor of the Wiilker party. The non
stitution is carried by an overwhelm,
ing majority. The clauses which-e
tensively disfranchised those who
were prominent rebels and exclided
them firm, office, having been by
President GRANT submitted separate
ly, are voted down overwhelminly.
• Most, of the blacks voted the Wells
ticket, though thousands of them. sup=
ported Walker. - ' •
The following ard'tlie - gtate officers
elect :
Goverwor--Grmarr C. Wain'.
Lieutenant-Gorerrior--JosT F. Laing.
Mortify Genes!—James V.:TATLOIt.
/46, - We have recieved the first
number of the North Carotin ian;pub
lished -at Elizabeth City, N.
PALEMON JOHN, Editor and 'Proprie
tor. The paper, presents a very nest
and ; tasty -typographical appearance.
Its editorial columns show that the
Doctor is still sound on the great
principles of human freedoth.
vigorous and ready pen will do much,
toward educating the people of the
South in those principlms which have
given the Nerthern States an impe
tus unknown ,south of :Mason and(
Dixon's line He has onr best wishes
for success.
stir seertary BoirrwELL's public
debt statementior July shows a de . •
crease, during the Pak month, of $l6;
410,132 54. This is gllttif3ink
telliience" for 'the people. But - we
anticipate still;: better TAe,
administration is tAteAlly c reducing
etpenditures, and perfecting the ma
ehinery for ! - en honest collection
of 'the revenue's. Geri. •Alualrr
faithfully redeeming his pledge to'se
cure economy, retrenchment and the
: payment of the public debt.
ISL. A rumor is current • that, At:
torney-General HOAR is about tor re
tire from the Cabinet, and that B. H.
BaEws7..a, of this State, will succeed
him ,We hope there is no truth in
thinstfitement. Mr. B. is a man Of
abrhty
.and fine' legal attainments, but
he' is not a man to lend' dignity and
character either to the 'CnbinetOr the;
Commonwealth.
The Supreme Court .
,has
aided the law abolishing the Lyccrin
ing*dicial district unconstitritionak
The decision vas rendered bl,:ty:TOr
dance with a full, fair and.
hearing of the case, and proves the
just course pursued by the Wpubli
anis in'office, regardless pf partisan
feeling: r:.
New ea,mrtbl'er2w'''
WAVERLY • INSTITUTE
,
The reitiNdElaUr Tenn of el le institute opens
Aturtud,lBth, MP, under The &lige oUlt. di Lisa,
.0 lame of beat Ltraaathl.overrorlosa of Ur
country; accoaaftao from all parts, and, altnaked at
WAVERLY, TIOOA CO., N.Y`
i The thsiettmente are complete. Tthi ;A. thansiell"
;names aflame studies for ithetnice to
"our lent Oothgel. Also, 11 aegb'drat In the.
TM ,conrea olthietherthe both the CCM.
=OA bnthoheethaitht Eiessentiollapoloread
runt ot tither tonntheetunithy=
ID
In the CoinnsercialCourse
hi an thomgh, nail complete an In mimed *teethe,
fel Ocethiercial
thietreellonnyt i rloisno end (Mimitl E th et ad'
method:lamb, eltoblitne* MeV numnioth
by *bleb mils eta empire a lame/edge at =theta
onethaird the ttithithelokit Idtbilthe repthed.,
• The =tempt WU.* slivery reethrate. , Bond th.
Pined. et stheonable prima :11 limited number ape.,
piL oth brincoatthrothiteil lathe families at the In.
ettnetore: • gnome eatibiptoenrat Wend& ththeithi
see holik#Abenietre and Westin the enveneen one.
Norma dasa4 Y imial..ampiatzed at the bestwatai
Pt therralTena,ta add* twenty at Ow that=-
Itadtraillittaeivelkao taatractiontbekuseterm
has pp vadrert lis PtlnC*.tl Waredy.
mosioatianln reittreace-to Roams and BOW
imaaraste obtalaett at Waldo Altai:fa Drag ,
811 " Wt 43, A.lle. Prtncipal, '`
TAI Pltia, Eltaidept:of paarott:
inIr411;•
DWZO.fiIITION;-4.11EV0-PART
COMINI** tell 2Xl;ll li4l : 'k aM% "tl =iVlt l o keel . t r y
andielfeeisest.l ilaseeemb, doe tbelielbeiSseell
be eetibdired veld teriLlE Roemsetee,•eebte war
ibik the baba*, ea L, berebtentbaeieed, to
".' ll O MO ogled* pew •-. * • • :
t: MOIL
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Collor, FWD cowthroa to tiveryitelltat twataka aad
TM WI tally. wallttioa to Wikatfrailetwaii boa ,
tar that *W.- 19115 ebotawflll~w 1 Wont w
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a cattbitow wathaaitta Waltham
Twarlai.l4t, wt - fa. ,
nent to
fell in
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WINDOW AND DOOR FBAMEA
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FBIT J A
WHOLESALE
C,ItOCKEBY (STORE
, IVICKHAM & BLACK
Towanda, July 14180.
119(TEMTE e nStIt ered VIMP*.katt
this
mg V a : gy to r
eounuo t : t 1: 1 = partnership.
tb hem s,
or"
dayidltarcit. 1836, entitled an Act relative to lim
ited i'art lllo4ll Pk" OM do hereby acetify that the
name of the Ann under which Slid6 ll o.
be Conducted Is COOPER . BROTHiiila • that thePillinte4ll9. gen
cal intuit of the business to be *Mulcted lath"
manntsehne of ale and other malt Bosom and MA.'
ins the same, and the saute will be tranactod In the
Baraugh of Towanda; Bradford county, Ps. : that
the wines rat the general :parienturd middens",
Bkhard P. Cooper and WWI= 13. Cooper. both.of.
the bore** of Tranads. aforesmid'ind the specht
partner - is D...talne PdVat the My d New Tarte
State of New Tort that the capital _contributed by .
the said D. Archie Pell. 'special parbients tom.
died dollars * cash far osedenth in add
business ;that, the period at which the add Portutr ,
ship' la to eintmence Is the did day of April, one
thinnand efifht hundred and aisty4dne.dnd that it
widtyre on the** day API* om tha!ttliall
nisei 'hundred and alneteen.
a. P. , 00aPas. •I •
mt. s. COOPTit;_
General Pertners .
D. nom rm. •
Special Psztaerr.,
Tirkin;u:iprii 188e. -4k:
POR SALE-IN MONROE BOW
.01ehemo, end WAWA& cut, Illtectianie street
Ildjohoing the Denby rsittond dvot. Ateo ono toe
aimed rontetnlng ttronnd ono-halt beret %restyle
of thethdltraiterid Irksialtmed.
end only one tier of lots between i = end=
etroet. tiot sold , by November Ist **ill be toe
rent. For tesontenotrese Jaineolliolt.Toen‘ads.:
or Wm. tem* on the premises. •
Dinmee.llll7lll3etre.,4l.o.
ADUENIMATORIC
Newel: hereby peraom
indebted
to the estate of MAMMA UM of Mb,'
top., *mu* ere regoested to aminlinnindialopag.
ment, grid all peruse haring
.elalma spinet, sante*.
, 109 . 1121111 i be Presented 'ditty anthentleated fin settle.
15.1e99.
A . DREINISTPATRIICS NOTICE,4
Notice Is bereby*lsen tbst all prams Indebted
to The estate of AMR LAMM" land ot Towanda
. borrestb. deceased.ead oe.6edtomike Immediate
payment and all,persons chime wind said
estate omit preseM_Utem duly authenticate for Settle
ment - • CATILMINE LAVIIBLIW • -
July tn. 1069. Adnintetrerri,s4-
lIDITORI3-NOTICEo6R: Leon
-476
and es. /LW. Lamont. Ito.6oll.lrettnileyterm;
4862. In the ,Court of Cmoomms Phss of Bred:pot
, • The moderaigned Asidifsm'appoisdad 'by said
court to distribute funds. in -the Sheriff% hapdamta.
tag from the Sberiff's sale of defendant'aloreonal
limpet*, nal attend 40 tbe duties-of Mid appoint
ment at his Mice in the borm of Towanda. an
ifiATURDAY the 7th day of AttGllff, IMg. at 2 o"-
Ark. it widen time and - pbee petieme
having, claims to said fund, are sequeetesl to Neemt
thiMme or be &boned from coml isM fund:
JAr 12.111011.-4 m ' • r I•42Pre
= A 13DITON8 NOTICE.- - --jokn M.l
41..ontbs: N. A. Colmar .rd H. n. liyazta." SeK
7is7 tamp ,In tbo A:ontt of Pointnon He
or ftadard county.. '
The- andonigood 'an Auditor. appointed by old
Coot to tilintibototstonoys in tie bandint thO *miff
matintr.from Itheritro sae of *defendants personal
ProPeref. ittionir to the Antal of Ind stipaint
meat at bin Mop io > tho 801 . 0111011' CUMOINSaiII on
TUESDAY' tbe 10th dir of AUGUST, 1869. at 2
- do* p. 2Lonnideb ttottesad place narperiotui
tog ctaims to aid noloty are: requite& to moan the
yam er De debated . tem! rot bag s i•t rE 46l)a mkt fund..
• Joby 12;22f0.-411. • - •- - Alisdnor.,
AyDrf-e
oitss Nterrek-iyilifird'BU
we tr. , no: • Datafaxi: etie Elepteinbal
teem.OM tholes:oot of roommtilleMs of On&
Vbe ec ratMdgneg no Mimi': apphinfed
inott to OlLOtibusteitonds-VMmot bytbeftre Wen(
denaldant's personelproperty, wttt atten4 to the
ties of htierpolntment at' hie bate in Me boroi4li
olfif Tone
gh ndsom 1B Du the 27thileir-of 1111XIMR.
cJdmr at. t M °Woe& es w mt an pas. au bathimg
*a said mad wawa them m else
.?A 3llB
44 44 ' z i elt. Lii. • I (l3Cii k ' •
Aidifor.
rille COW.
foto eta:knob ot the aubeettber Tama
toweshtp, shout the iterierlbte. - The owner is
thquested . th,einue toward.
, par-and take bie
sprw •I' JOHN POST. ,
mowma,tatp..oaria,,lB6o,-(40. .„
U=E . : S:.T.N
" I rippolut - 16111111$1 . Ski" 411 4 griteli. '
')rstme maisk, amarldat =
dank Ida '
11 ' ' l M Aglid e md f . An -**,
11) " - L W.
, ~: ' P.O. Dcaullikk. ,
4.B.—A wa ny o:ciless loft with .1011 ' N Mace WM , b!.
de& f • - • • ‘.' Iftp LINN. "
- • •
• Itaticebt ' itteb ChM' fbe
:Wee Tumiktiseeber teen tramisftilip Wei
by imessorAyki the Amy ban become Amt fink
" prnAM tit 'lbitVotlWor
i==r i lareW i llgry=ll;6lo:. l
ISM* pitimbintliboOsair
refinery° yertbs dobstiqd tagyibp,ftefillyol4 OM-
Idildathe IMO Vecllo4; mug beam moo to ptr'
am?PailbatottommattrintA M ttallilloa. r:;,k
RAtiat i
‘.; vottedoroastoi tolottrAti Ink
' A BARGAIN.--koFINE • BUILD
-41:1111441kt
be sold *MeV& MSG
cri * Koanow • Atkurneyaat•Law.
Towanda. inly 13.
Atliktf-U
-vilest firming land—considerable thnber-431
Mairamrs
.!frunuildp: tam from CaMPtairtl•—„
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Tarlida, June 98.1889. .l. , rt I.
rEqt, STlfkrialciAli'lfAltk.,
,ii.1.;, , i-,tzi.." . .-1.1 .11;kixtvi :11 , ...1 I il:: e‘
;.. i , i; •::.. CIF : t 9:A W R • ni;''',. , :: ~. ;. -,
itkamint F03tD. , .f1:1-1.4 .. fA40,000. - r."'
~-,.ib. .; : !,i , :.•-. sii r '. . ;:lf ri 1•• :';'::: .":-.:
Hittiiiiiiiir f igfiill6lBl3itlilit tiWAiia'
;WWwWWW of a
OENERA&BANNING ReS'IN'ESS.
!INiEEIT'PAIO ON DITINOTH ACT*BOING TO
j itxcr;
; i ,:' + ' : , , : ' AOMMENT,
thitcid. - Chia (aria To 'Tied() ciri or Noiga'
••, , •
. retie . wit,* to . ems um= eny part of the
rioirttintorroakitato& Ireland. SootheW, or tbr Prho
cipal cities and Am= of Europe, an hero procure
Attidtelie thell phrpoee.•
RASW,46! 1474' I
0 0 or from rho . old tOtOltri, by best itCeiner or satt.'
Joe Ilisei. cro head. • • • • .
• • iordirt • • •
riirruzs • oven AT MOW= 1011*
pipissit Price paid for ca Bonds, Gold and Sliver
i. IL ElNlMPrsaideat.. N. N. NETili.
Towanda/Jane 2a, 189. .1 Cashier.
A .GBOAT.CHANCE:FOR SPEC
ut.6.7loll.—ns Sas FAIUR ,A3D MILL Piot ,
'mi—One hundred acrd of land;l4o ameilm • -
ad, two dwelling barn end olbei
saw mill, new, with 24 Wad and fall. Pi acres of
pond, and can est twin to 500,000 • year;
acres of Imamber kat with a portion of choke
pine, lying • mhos south of timilltboro% with"
as Terpesur The shine property will' be sdld
iaw,Mtd payments' made early. Good remons, given
for selling.; Enquire of the mnitesigned en the prop
- & & BRADLEY.
— *Wham Gomm& Joao V. 1069-3 MO.
ORDINANCE4--BE IT 011 MI-
N, ed. and Bill berebiordained by the Town Com
ell of 'the Howdah of Towanda : That hereafter no
boilding then* ended or removed within*: lbw
its of mid Borough, without application 'tort made
to thelturgess in writing: dating the kind of build=
In& materal.• s pea t sed in its consists:Um mut lie
thollitY, Oa a granted by the Barges' 6f said
Dleitheil; . th = es s ee of said agldiestthirr also; that
rected " Viin or. odes: addithe shall be
the following limits ,
to wit : On Bridge
*Week wittdb a - stet of either side ofasid
rimed. Boni the Arm to Main Stmt. On Kan Bt.
witldn one hundred and twenty feet of either side of
mid tsrees. tram Froth* Allred to Westonfitreet
Mid that hereafter no wooden building shall be re.
rebored wltidn Caid Blotto from any tainti WW mit the
rime tind any,wooden **hog or wooden addition
erected tirmst or removed into said Malts in violation
of this wammm AO be deoutedannbanee, and the
peraau ao erecting or removing oath building
, oha t i I
be punished accordingly.
Attest: .I: • • _ C.18,1071101111.L.- Burgeon
0.D., MONTAN= Secretary. ;
ItOrmathanne liOgef—jyt. •
••j3ANiattr.PTCY:LlikartiCT
court of the ante d Bales fie the Western fila.
Wet of Pennsylvania. In the natter. of BOLYNON
If., 1.11:011d111), lianinnpt. Western. Ddetdct of Penn
e, Warrant fit Banikropley has bean issued by said
Conn against the estate of golymod IL:Leonard, of
the'flosmir oflgeamingand• State of Penlinfhlonli;
In mid Diserict, bandaged a flankrupt . by pW. non of
ptf creditont, and tbent
banin
to. add t
oratirde and the
d'eltregY ai* belonging
m
tit him, or to we. as* transfer of any
*mare Madden by WI: •A meeting of tr=es
of ssidianlnipit, tO-mobe their gehtsandehoose gine
Or mere assignees estate, vrilLbe heldat egksirt
of Illanlnnp tube balm ni-Tovaindl: P&,; in• add
District. on the sisals dol,of A.D.11109,;* 10
o'clock ,a.m., M the Moe 0f =laird 'Overton, Jr'..
gaaa.. eineof thei Registers In flankettr ß l Kac it slid Lb.
. ,A..
••• -• 13
• .6.llinital for amid Dbitefet
PlttabtligaLatia.l4oB69.—inne, .44,2 t; „...
I)* 0 lartlO N. , z-THE CO
of JAZershipheretotoreedding under the name
,VIIIGUN. tie Ude dissolyed by
inntnaletakent. • - MI acevaxibittie thelatelharmtud
be *Wed end 106140 8. W. Arnim. who to bereby
}el to ireoel7e n ied collect the sane,
- ACKLEY k VAEGII2I.' •
P.M—Matingboopbtatit tbemobnw intere t at o ot,Vanglin in
°Aid IEII. : carry on the
Was in the moat satisibeteity nok , tO all .or
enekenell• . I *MAT the anarket peke tat ell,histile
Of Grain at the rea. Flour, Feed and Meal for Bale
it the looeS each peke. 4 IL ACEIMT.'
• litarelinil Stone. June I. 1 • • Juno 21-4
LIKE t LIKE LIME ! 1
The iindersignek hereby announce . to tho ptddle
that he keeps
_einisturtiy on hand at bis KIM In
DROWATOWN Ps , s, thll amply of fresh tamed
NSW TORE LIME. which he will sell as cheap as It
itan , be based id ray point skim the Om& •
May k IB6B—tf. DAVID BROViii.
•
A LL WINDS bROCERIES AND
peolistan, at:lholsulo pad zeka, 81
May VA 1869, C. 11. PATCH'S.
ALL- KINDS S i PICES,
COFFEE,
?hi bandorder, put
VBESH PIGS, TAMABIND PRE
-I.a: siress. sad Ales of all kinds.
- , COWELL & NUB.
"pOR SALE—THE 'SUBSRIBEII
Whys for sale ou hti Mal estatein this Borough;
°mudding of a Dwelling House and Lot and Grocery'
Store. on the north aide of Lombard Street. and two
vacant Jots oxi the month able of mid attrea Mother
vith to enongh the wean:teflon' of duee
houses. The peoyeety willboaold et It
Towanda, Yay 911.1869. D. W.agr3E63.
k 1 ; 1 ; 1 1 4 ; ; t; 14
, itoti ne mared *to
lbeatlb all idasseslittboonitest inud **their ,
'homes, the s wbele of the time, or r tor ma
Mesta . Business new, Ned and sormitidr7 lllyr
, ate
Vu , i ap u d theb t o i u o. and g w irls earnbt lomo,
u
maul:mon: Grist -are offeinitthoss
iihq.lM devote, their 'thole , time to the_ Madness
nni„„thaereery pasonartia trees Unstolice nay send
„math& sdimosandtestembadness tortheemehes.
.I makethe Amparalleleal. over ; -To all who
sibliaell aatfalledantlr the bubo*. 'Wahl&
alto parlor the trash* far writlas sm.., Full :lair,
Allenlare, Mitcham he., at trfe... R am pl e aelif
Marla mita; ~h ohlataa IL' 0: LLEIt• ,
Marta. ; Milashh "`
Ngiv; STO K co.MEs AND
...motediod t , 11 VATCWS. •
..13,wocupi • tvtrart!:
•
Atr IO
‘.. wife, LOTTirlar po znjo beti arid bolo'
ititheatt moo or Pore)* Wahl all
MrPofs=7l her eon h"
I Ser L i r.
gbes!sigifii, • • "
AIV If IF: :. v rtto iibitera.L 2
13 tkottimilii tharairwrions fndefil
edtorbie arida*/ t TATIORaite: of Orwell.:
Id e e ar r nT S i :d r eam i
*Ned them tptlir forsettlentent: •
• E/441Werinit',,
r iatiint • Ili': ALE IN 6.40r1b1i:
1.7 The rebeerther offers for male Ms farm In Ci
%014,oeefahaing atmotafeldr-ds *ma, amna seventy
wee, The improve:beets are, ohe,AweDlna.
'image; an bud; mie rank-Wm% 'one
a 4 0 41 1 muds* ar.dfitat a :Frilifea
annahlti of Montag ; inn rah by water
portielkof •
theteefil Seferifea>mate,all
toe
1 1 =f tiv "Ft
wpm NW offs areee:
l = "8 6 1 =1 ; tliZ ab4 f S =
from lad' 'one*
go& 441•6 111131imenerrt* SIMON ILikiro; Mew
WI OD C. 16:MtiCritl. si Canaan ;art he irj
ilr •erlbet on
AND TIM
i,g1111"1 . 4 9, left ,
iIatiMERREVIOBSgRvit:-:L4i
t-Indr-41 thlaaaghbele; dieSikiew arlhallase
sesealst A10kek,11.10.4 "ILA; irlitqiimaist
servicethe paws* dame sialawith Moat% Azov
tt Mosavetoo.AS trig , way bar sula,a4 ea.
Mae. ark Goma : S;
_tyro workss ; aye
se •
ativiri. *di - *is. . - -unielieWK tithes.
bush bffesearil %OK tie ofitidlint.. Oall sad.
seaman J. a. -F
IMOIITOt4O6. MO. /40: •
F 0
2t+IJI7 to
~~
colyout (w r ung Sr. 'An. MM SQUARE,
initto 41 tittle
it 314-411"'
-L. , '
An el** 4536rtgaint
WALL !AND, *MD* kAi'Ellti
Speyeal.tinicoe
I,WATWALb,PAPRR:
‘,CROCEERY; s 4Itp: 'WARE,
htryorttliM,
Full nue of
'
fV,V oF4'll -1 1g 8
SHELF AND. SADIILEIiItkIIAIIDWARE;
CATIPE'TS, OIL.CLOTH AND MATTINGS:
An f ) P9"4 4 4
CLOthigi
.C.IBqIMEIIES,
CLOIrtMG
BOOTS AND SHOES ;
All Hide of LEATHER AND SHOE FENDLYGS.
'HATS,: CAPS, AND _ UMBRELLAS,
Trunkft,Oralises and Traveling Dap,
OILR Atilt PAINTS, quality guaranteed, and trricea
tonlourilan general mullet
Jast-reft,ki!id. 103 &dein
PATENT. "GEM"
.FRIITT JAR,
An*Limi. self siallng. at ranzattacturcOiprice.f.
.
In fine; u stock of Goods in extent and variety un
equaled this side of New York city. The public are
invited tecallandexandno goods and prices.
July . lefra , - 31031TANYES.
G•LQILIO.I:7S 13--V.IV
TEAK GIVEN; AWAY
qBEAT AMERICAN TEA STORE,
No.rl Grimm k Pirrves NENC 13/15C)F,
IMIDGEMMEET, TO*ANDA, PA.,
At thealgif of the •
,AMILTICAY 'FLAG!
RED, wimp AND RLTJE STORE
Samples of Teas on AWAY YIIY.FiT, to satisfy
thorropl F4O-01% ictho place to salt looney.
ERE4DI lOW As• TUE (law +MEIIICAIt TEA
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Fresh Gunnel Coffee received daily fmm :few York..
'or ground to ' , order. Also 'whole Coffee, green and
muted. ail utylea, whola and ground Spices, Dried .
Prink ire., at equally low prices.
I• I ,
,
The subscriber begs tenet° return his thanks for
QM*, liheiat pstronagarrstendid.to him While in
the Grocery business in this place. and re
*elicits a trial in his new enterprise. The=s
will be imnditcted istrietly'rm the .
flo ran 'Pill not hive 'to pay extra prices t 2 make up
for the losses of a credit business.
you; can't rime -the money to toy for A pound:
buy an ounce and pay for It. Be Independent—then
toot ttfll be worthy to walk under the • -
1103 ADE 41r. KU.
. .
dad buy Tony Gooailcheap. si.,ll.otuetuber
Belk White end Blue Btete. new Block. Bridge Ett,4 le .
.fatr I,‘ : W...IIBAMILSI4,_
. -
TO ; a N. ' BRONSON'S FOR
. .
11.1:AltdIRD MOl1 7
.I.NG MACHINE,
iioneitetter;and parts for Ito same, an Important
attinnancenent.
SASH, DOORS AND ; BLINDS
; • = • • 4.
•
•
No better iguility can be found, and at !miens attain
abitt Tints of ;
STO ; VE S ,
0024
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Ai low ad Um tide of Um 41ar8ct, kc, kc.. at
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M.ETIIOPOLITAN IT.AB.DWAtIE S:T9ttE,
/nue 94, 1849
HE OEM FRUIT JARS, THE
best Wine, whole.salq !TO Xvtail• • • • •
hity , ~. •VcCAtrE & .
C.lomATots: PF,A.ca t
"iti, Dited wVileinle and refaq.,
L- ' • ! I' V. 4 ; • • 110CABEAs
AIMED OItSMS;OINrriCiLE
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tab iitid ietsl2. jrl - lact'Aßt k inx. •
CIOVIU Mts Str-Gklt, I . l Sat
N.. 9 Itch,itageale'ead ictsif
July I. a • XcelltE BIEL
A • . Lii THE AIME GOODS AMA,
be loft to the We excetatniclnse.° ' '
Jolty 1. I McCABIK k.
COIES, AT WHOLERALV„
71 1 * WW „Taco=
■a"MIIMEY•PLA,NTS NOW READY ;
../EinflpO,Ontlittlei t et the otteden of •:. .
MT 1. • audit dux.' . .
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.,,.:
- : .que iiigiendanod ogee for- sale - se asstsage
: obitrisie cotted-entriage'ad 8 4 12 k MIL,
. pi a Thrift! Hens% Just Viseme Of landa
' es. lititk 1 plaiiks. " "shissres. "34t ima i n al sint ral" ber of Pe sdisde m* '
ei sp
Wes. , Sop plitleoliss sawlike , of; G. D. lltosmatir,
aeldscms vrceportrri4le spld psi , and psp:ipms
7 — . . . ukr:Ll B O B 7a.. , - W24.408(AUP.
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10ErNTED.-:L-TU'ENTY''OOOTi.
~. Mix Nauss by the Towanda Tanning Co.;
lat OrenwpoL Iteadford.Co... - Pa. • tlig,l4stonges will
,betisid dufing UM Wing season. J. rt.-nowill
, . IlivionT* My SE Itglit—tt. ~ r• . , • ;• ;_ , , - *IL , .
arms ANDyelis.
MEM
IMEM77I
'CASH SYSTEM!
ANEIIICAN FLAG
Into the
American Tea bore
Ort(e, P4l
ME
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4 Wst aro in.dsily receipt by Express
and rrthglit of air
: gjerii4re / liiitteUO? r
BOOTS AND 'WOES
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BOOTS AND ,
Eispecmiky itaiptedo:, the iitititti bf the
Bradtoilountt •• '
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Our stock of
TR&Niti%
Hall
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• RETICULES, and VALISES,
offered atjowest rates.,
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We hate on hunt themost exten
sive.assortment of •
HARNESS AND .SADDLERY
Ever.offered in the County, and . are
prepare& to order anything in this
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line. • - .
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- Thankiney our friends - for the, very
liberalpatzronage git 6 twin the past,
we -iaiite their attention ,to Our as-
sortment of goods:,in each depart
ment, assuring them that we have
never, hefore, been able - to offei - ,Kreat, ,
er induceinents than .• at the present.
• . . BROTHERS.
. -
'H' H H H H H H. H
TowniNla, June 24:130.
-
FARMERS OF BRADFORD CO.
THE CAYUGA CHIE.F
IS THE
BEST MOWEIt, -
THE ]EST READER, AND 'THE. DE,...3T CDSIDINFD
NAME.
. .
It is the LIGHTEST toItAFT littelint. sold. It 'is
two wheeled, with a flexible pole, and co NMIGFIT os
Tar Roasts' umms. It has a floating ilogpr, bar, And
follows closely the inequalities of the_ ground,yrhile
the graduating bar gives tOefeet, control of, the guard
fingers, so as to wort perfectly in lodged and tangled
grass, and Clover. In lodged blover.ft beaks anything
out;.-tio plaoe ts tocitod for it. A simple ledger plate,
easily taken out, enables the owner at any tinge . to
o
make tit cutting apparataks to tart as perfectly as wli en
neir.
It.l‘ an iron machine, and will hat years longer
than a wooden !tamed meanie can. ,
Our new machine. Ho. t in DURABILITY, LIGHT
NESS, UTILITY, SIMPLICITY amt CHEAPNESS is
unsurpassed.
_
It you want a PERFEtir I THhiCt, come and MM.
Ina ttut CHEF'. before - purchasing, and ou will tyit
no other. •
Do yon want a SELF RAKER, the CRIKF, With
Wheeler's New Controllable Rake. is ahead of any
other.
RFTOUT OF T'6TS' OF 'DRIFT 'AIDE DT THE TLIOJEC
' PAIL MILS' CLFIR TIMM SLITIL ANY VAL
• Tata" or Istrz.narsari:
Oodge's Ohio and Bnekeye,NO. n,averagc per loch, 7.84
Foam Warrior, do do 7.54-
Onondaga Chief, do do 5.88
Etel4;' ' - do ' do. • 5.35
itrOceye, No. 2, ' - • do do — 5.10
Carla& Chief, So. 2, • do do 3.02
For Innredeta or MaClilnes apply to
• - M.JISHALL BROTHERS, Towanda,
HIRAilf ELLIOTT, liferryalt -
NEWTON - lIIIIIVEIRET, Leflaysville,
GEOItOE-11. FOX. Tormudtt twp.
EVERY arAczipt rtrux IV.A.RRANTED
June 17, 190-11.
G EOCERY,. PRO VISION AND
FEED stoßmk
JOHN• MERIDETH,
(Main Street, iirat door eolith of the Railroad Flatland
would mod' rergeetfnlly invite the attention of the
public M his large and well seleded stock of
GROCERIES AND , PROVISIONS,
WL•ich he is selling to suit the times. and purses of
ail. M., hils nlso opened n splendid
FEED STORE,
NVliich is Trell'sitttsted to supply"the tnual and tar,
clay coal region at all tray keeps constantly.ou
band a large stock IV
TEAS, COFFEES. StGAIIS,
"'J~fOI..I~SL' = ,
FLOUR, . PORK, &c.,
1.1019 Palling ebe p fur climb
• .
OtPDS LS TIM Bonciticu ITAz
OF cituloE:
The Citizens oC Towanda and. aleiniti . will. please,
accept my (haute for theta very liberal patronage for
Um. last two years, and we promise, with. their assis
tance. to Iniprovu : entry' opportunity to enlarge our
tiClitiitleBB, no as to warrant satisfaction to all. Call and
are useguln. ' 301111 3.II:IIIDETTL . •
Towanda, July 10,1862.
One.of the bestlitarary :Institutions of the coma•
try, accessible frotirall. Points, is situated at
- -VALUABLE DAIRY FARM
2-1. sax.r.—The subscribers offer for sale thelr
duo Dairy Farm, situatedlwo miles east of Green."
wood, McHenry C 0... Illinois. said farm contains
three hundred and 'twenty acres choice land, describ
ed air follows : 1C acres cdoice timbered. 100 acres
meadow, and CO saes ender the plow. •' Good dwel
ling-house Mid outbuildings, large cattle barn MOO:
and good horse barn: - The finest laving springs in
- the country, running through a conunodimut spring- ,
'house. Is coped° of keeping 75 cows; and is only
- macs from Abbott's CheeseFactery. Terms one
. half cash, balance in easy payments at G per cent. tu- -
teresti Itelbrenees--51:1141ercruld, It EL Menem,
°romp:rood, McHenry - Co., 111.,. or . P.S. Ayer, Bhesho
' O. AYER,•
lfay'B;7B6l—tf.. ' R. ft. AVER..
- /COENTS WANTED-FOR PROF.'.
ions' Laws of Itssiness, with Aill dfricthinxii
End forms for all Transactions in every State„by
Tnnorntr.vs ransom. LLD., Professor of Law • in
Harvard 17rdvarstty. A:anew - 110 OX lon. =IM MO.
Explaining every kind.of Ointract add legid Obi
Son, and showing how to draw and execute' them.
The highest and beat anthority ha the land. Send for
our liberal tering; " Also for out Patent Bible Pros.'
Fair'. PABInfLEB k
! P7 2 .t.,91
. • .
• N.) wife. OROELId. has loft myboditnd board - with.
out feat moo or . ircreotstlon.thit is to forblAtalipes.
Awns harboring otruitang her an my. a/want as 1
'shall pay no de of her. andractlng after this date.
on. hp* 12,1,100-3t*
10 . 71
MUM retuned by the Mercantile Angelo*.
remaining nupahltott the let ilaY bf Jttlya attall,bo
coinkielled to bring staid toe ininiediateloullection.
' C. N..MOBEY.
Treasurer.
Juno 10.180
:eooDs , ausr
gantri t Al?
TAYIOZ & CO '~;
Ditgf3B GOODS,
6LOAKt3 and SHAWLS,
CLOTHS and pmmth=:t3,
DONESTICg,
• SHEF/lING:S,
NM
AND BAT%
LADIES',
CAPS
CARPETS,
M/Mail
ALSO, T H ri'FT,EBRATED
stir H s'. K. •G. 1.
Our Spring Stock is now complete
in (wet) , Departuient and our Goods,
. _
have not been selected with a view tot
secure large profits, but toplease_ancl
benefit our customers. - We believe
we have succeeded in this, and invite
ali to" call and verify our utatement.
TAYLOR & CO.
Towanda ; April 1, 1869
TOBACCO AND CIGARS!
,STEAM TUJIABM I'ACTOR
TO W A N DA,
CUT TOBACCO AND CIGARS'
WHOLESALE PRICES
That cannot fail to snit. We would most respeettnily
solicit a call from the dealers through Northern Penn
sylvania to an examination of .
Stock that can be procured In the Market. Give o• a
try._ This Is a home enterprise, and will succeed wlth
a liberal diSposition of the frade to support beer.
manufactory. MEANS k
Jurie 4, ISAP—tf. 157 Main Street, Towanda, I.a.
N E W
The undorelgued having built a largo and comma.
31111 in the llormigh of Towanda. and. filled it
with the most modern and. improved machinery t for
the manufacture of
Are prepared to fill orders, whether Large or small.
upon .the shortest - notice. We have also a large va
riety-of MOULDMIS, of tintiatest 'Style and pattern,
which we can furnish meet fllcapc% . l , on they mu be
worked .by
PLtNING,''
TONGUEINO,
_
GROOVING,
ANTI SCBOOL
And all other work pertainingici.iolnerylone
to suit our customers.
Persons building, and not Using mom than tweli
to fourteen miles distant. will find it largely for their
interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
it worked by our machinery. Bring your gristi of
Flooring, or other luMber, and while' your tient
feeding, have it ground out and hike it home with
you.
We will ply : CASH for PINE AND 111.3iLotli
117248L/3:delivered at our lumber yard. Conic and
- see us, or if you can't come, write.
Towanda. Feb., DM. L. 13. 2 1K1DOEIns CO..
GO TO THE
E 3 A. K. E
FOR A
C+OO3D
-AT .Iq. Horns.
'OYSTERS ALWAYS ON- HANI),
- .
IN BEAI3OiL
BREAD, .- 0
- FRUIT,
TIES, ' . - CANDY,
Pr
CAKES, - -p . NUTS,
St' , TT tr. BUFFINoToN.
Towatda „Dec. 15, 1868.
0 Q K:.HL.ItE t
•
COWELL &
At the old atand'of lIRt ui tI L Y CouTu., am a.m .
receiving a large and well ',elected stock of , •
GROCERIFI4 ANI) -
Which they offer to' od, ',niers at prima that defy
citapetition.
paste paid for all tindkFarraers7rtodtice.
April 21. 180—tt.
Drat]) FittlirPF ALL - KINLS.
cowni. & )fIEII.
'P---R
-
AT CELEBRATED SELF EIS-
A_ log Flour, at ' - C. B. PATCH'S. :
151ar20. • .- .
PRUE . HORSFORDS ' BREAD
Pm: wawa. at : C. B. rATCH'S.
May 'lO.
;:fAhriii','.4'o
HOOP SKIRTS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
- AND NOTIONS
munrNs,
TICKENGS,
DENI3LS,
STRIPM,
PRINTS;
COTTON YARN,
MISSES',
'l. and. CHILDREN'S
' 11A-TS,
IND
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
The tindersliArted have established a
On Main Street lx•low Bridge Street
ATlfere thry am manufacturing all . ktolle. of
,Vadch they offer to the trade at
OUR STOCk AND Pfilet;,k;
Our Tobacco is mßnnfactmed from the boa
KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA
PLANING "MILL
WfIDOW SASH ►\D.IiLINIni,,
II
SHOES,
' &C!