IM
Nem fromwall IT,sfts.
,„ . :.•
..All the Philadelphia thentrfsAre .
closed except the Arch. .
. .
—The overflow .of..the Illinois river
cove' over 800,000 acres otbottom land.
—The only rtun-seller the State of
Masuelossetts now tolerates is the State
• The boll '.worm'' has 'appeared .—
near Columbus, Goorgla:.
• - %---Of 300 Firesbyteriim iiiiinsterf in
cum* only nine:sit aciatirOt
—Bevks ; enrurty ; p. bnl,lcbng l a new
hospital on the . " ll ho , t ,
.011)9'0.
—the , peat h „trop is very flattering,
in Berke enmity. , t •
—Ammonia` powder' en new dis 7
revery for blasting: " ' • ,
—A new railioad' is to be bußt tQ
cunnect Xeir Ycnit Boliton. f "
—Fifty dollar parasolsmith'watch
es in theb - audles, are the latest agony.
—They nrannfactrire genuine
fish mummies inTitis out ofjoikei maehe.
—The expenses, of the Virginia
Witarr In4tittite diming the session just closed
were 5 4 ..T0.000. - •
—Governor, Randolph and family,
of Net- JerAyr,' aro stopping at the Mauston
House., Long . Bratielt. :
--Gen. 10&lima Missiil3ippi,
has grow to Sari Ftsbeiseo - ito in'vestgate lof
phuttvrp, the tsuolig gneatiots. , , .
-,-Charlotto Thompson, the netiess;
ib expected back to bee plantation near identko
niery, Ala.. in Octobci. _
pair .laf 'picikpockets escaped
from th e pair
cOmty prison a few days
-11,obcrt Wallace , got drunk in
Philadelphia, a ttw days ,age, and shot his nifu
in 'the arm. lie lyas arrested.
—An independent mongrel ticke
1m; twen fanned for cooptp . oftkors,, in Craw.
ford County.
case of infiritickle has beeri
irroverell in Beaver, Pa. 'The rerretra fnr of
the crime is not disouvorod.
—Mrs. Joe Jefferson has presented
that distinguished comedian with another: liltle
—A voting etapritag,ed ten,recent-
I . ..,attempted to the Recorder of New York
tiventv-five cents.
"—ln Scotland It statist has discos
,red that widows are married off (-sire as fas
In the towns as in the eonntry.
--,-A plot of land has been parchas
(it at New Haven, Vermont, for a Methodist
ramp meeting, to begin on the 13th of Septem
-I.er nest.
.—The horse Elmira died at Long
Branch on Monday. Hom - ns a son of Ramble
tonian. Ht. tun& Ida mil,- in 217, and was
vaned nt MOO.
—The weather has been so hot in
Virginia that many gentlenwn have digpmed
ith (Alan. .11 an "nnmeo , :nry and
°maim-tit:.
mail in Tedyffrin, Chester
county, 'Mob a pnir of oxen and cart. Hie
team wa Aon'and lie Iva, eltlgilt :11n1 lock-
I np. . .
- cows and eight turl4es
vcvn• reevntly by a .tr• di. , of lightning; in
county.
—Miss Maria L. Sanford, who WctS
rt• vently a candidate for SarPrillterldellt of put>.
lio ...hook of to county, has boon elecifd
principal of fin high aerhoof at Coatavillb, at a
•alary p,r annum. •
•
—Willitun-JlVaguer, Esq., Cashier
of the York County National Dank died at his
residknee in York borough un the sth hist, in
tho 3:ear of his age.
—The total valuation of the real
and }RI-son:11 property of Notwaska exceetlstlo,-
1)90,600. Last •t ear it was /22,000,000.
----The mortality of Memphis dnr
ing the mouth of &mu. ITU forty-tour per cent
heavicr than daring the same month last year
—A witty but somewhat irreveren
writt.r culls this Evangelist ;it. Mathew "CoHoc
for of ,oe.t.mo; for the port o! Capernium."
--New York iN compelled-to follow
the example of Philadelpina, by getting her
a board of health to clean the streets
—Josh Billings says : "One of the
h(1..11e;.4 I eVeti" listened to was two old
minds waiting on One nick bacliehir."
- -Pittshurgh • has increased the
weab,•l• ~r her. policemen ; wants pest house
ainl a city park,andwants Manny% the itubeebs.
—A i)ridge across the Missouri, at
KanAas, is to be Plitt immediate
ly. Work at lintli ends commencing this week.
. 7 =etreat Britain has '14,500 miles
or railway. ,ostiap: /2,510,000,000, against .13.-
mil,•6 in this country, costing •only-tt1.t4711,-
000,00 1.
--Albany has become one of the
.4r,•at huubvr 'fluid of the cot:wiry. The huu
b..r businoss of last year aggre;,-ated filo t:um
of about el-1,009,000.
—A baggage smasher on a New
York railroad was aotonighed recently to see h
eXplodu uudor his manipulation. It con
tain, .1 hared, wo for the Fourth..
—The artisan well at the Insane,
lum at 4t. Louis his reached a depth of 4,-
000 feet. and IA aim' being abandoned until more
ntonuy can Is• raised. The last 1,000 feet cost
t'2oo is , r to.d. •
--Capt. Lott, of the Cunard Steaut
1. RIVIAirt, has crossed the Atlantic 37,1 times.
lie has just made thequickest passage on rec
ord, from Nen. York to t4neenstown, Ireland, iu
citht flays.
—ln the preset condition of affairs
in New Idrk dn.- in the police force involves
about till• same aaugerons chances as an en
listment in a lighting regiment during a lively
campaign.
--During the recent freshet in
Connecticut, a Waterbury editor telegraphed
to another at the acew of aerial', "tend me
fan particulars of the flood." The motor CAMP.
"Yon will (hid them in Genesis."
—Ole Bull, ttn . great violinist, re
tnnr, to Enns: next - week; but it is probable
that he will again dirt this country in the fall
to protect the. arrangtnent , lC he has in
vented for the pianoforte.
—James Fisk, Jr., telegraphed
back the words "Non I P , SSII lil viten Path
sent on her terms fur an en},•agement of 100
nights. These were *N(000 In gold, one half
in advance. the rest in daily instalments.
—Western physicians predict,that,
(ming to the ;treat amount of rain which has
falieu, there will be mach sickness this stammer
and fall. Many person are already threatened
with ague and similar diseases.
—Land in Fannin county, Texas,
, :ells at prices ragging from $2 to $6 per acre,
Vnited States currebey, for unimproved lands,
_and. from $6 ItO $l2 for improved lands.
Wages are good $l2 to $2O specie being pa id for
farm laborer,.
—The:nuuttol' fair of the Northamp
t.m Agricultural Society, will be held at Naza
reth on the sth, Gth, 7th and Bth of Oetober.
-lloses JameB, colored, received
tee volt, for councilman of Bethlehem on Fri
day last. His opponent, a white man, had but
tight majority.
—The Inanairrs of the Schuylkill
Bridge at Pott.tawn hare declared a semi-an
nual ditidend td fourteen per cent, payable nn
demand.
—Two brewers in Readi, pro
dlio• 2M.000 barroils of beer ann uil h.
—Cyrus Shirkson of Henry Shirk,
of Lebanon, Las invented an improvement on
-the harrow, for which he has received a patent.
It ip itntil. by competent judges, to be a good
thing.
—There is n minor afloat, at West
that • Geu. Grant will visit cheater
comity in a few days, with a %low to purchasing
a farm. The property known as the "Seheotz
farm," near the Street Road Station, is the
obleetive point. •
—The hirfjest ; income . in the Fifth
Collection Distnet is returned by D. N. Farrell,
~f Loylstown township.' It amounts to $lOl,-
7SI. There aro ei:ty•llce persona in the dis
trict who return incomes of over 'lO,OOO for
1868. .
—The first diploma ever awarded
by the Boston Girls High and Normal School
to a colored person was given last week to Stias
T. bads* E. Brown.
—The Peabody schools at Green
, C., will 'reopened on tho leth otAngust.
Six or SO'Crl teachers are to be elected, with
~alarier ranging trots 1400 to $1,200.
—A. Memphis- dispatch announces
a hall is to held in that city for the p
of ralaing funds 10 Wet= the reprse". re
of twn
pi now tinder arnterioe of death for mar
der.
•
—ln a printing office at Gosport,
Ind., is a blind compositor. His average day's
work nice thousand ems, awl on several ocea
siorni he has act from seven thousand to nine
thousand. His letter is destributed for him,
and his copy is read by his partner.
fradford ftpil
0 A 1 ) V CO OA
E. 0. GOODRICH
Towanda, Thursday, July 2
Republican State Tick
FOR GOVERNOR
JOJIN IV. GEARyz
CZ
IPORVLI4E4SF StIVIIINIVtottV
HENRY W. WILLIAMS,
,aIL.F r fiII.ENT COUNTY.
IZEIE
A Cent:cation of the ; Union ,ilegnitile3ri,./"!#Y7114
Bradford - Coduly, to be coutiteeed of Dro.delegates
from' each eleelloa district safdcotitity ;Ad mical.
bleat the Court 'Mane, •Twounitla Bor~augh. 'on
DONDAY aftertexub AtrOlllrt 30,3804 all:teciada
it),Dblee in aomWaflon ; C;ndidsEes tube IMVPqrte4 at
the ensuing dection , ~t i . (.1 ' • ,
` The,follm.4 l g, Mi . °P s PFPm4Pet.ld 6 ,. a&c°F;
inittee of Tigillace for their 'restwitite cat:riots 'sad
theineediretibal tit call meeting* Ibrl the election of
Delegates to the Ccraittnlion. , at the tittnallibteeti of
holding Caucuses, between the hopri of 2 . 4aulny;
su., on ficruntax, the 28th day of ItPOW,..re • I
By order of the Union Repubßelrt, Go}inty Corn
eittet: • W. T. 8A1TF.9.,
Towanda;',lttly .1.1:1869. • 'rfairman.
LW II 4.'NE7 ci;') 3 4ra; .o ,
4/La Bore.—c. S. 3.4nley, Rogkiren.
.Ailtianytioji. - --.13'. , D. ttertgenVitreit Ayok...V.'ettrbin.
AM MIK4-43th3 W n St tellnan. inbilbuni!MlM Simeon
t]llsms
Athens-bsp:.,ll. W. Thoinag, PIA; V.B:lldTley.
thou F.Y.WIII. D.F.WKitaleY•
A sylmn.—Elyeses 7loody, E.Z.Ayres,lsnae Ennis. .
Barr/cur.—TWA Muir. Wm. Taylor: Lail C. llaives;
Burlington.—Jeremiah Travisdr., C.F.lsichols,lityc
rbni CampbelL
Burlivtos irest.—,ThOnms Btukwell,, jeigna Bine.
Seca, 'Fred Whitehead.
rhirlimpfas ben,.—Dr, E.A:Evarts',ll.asen
. Wee.
Canton !ann.—Enoch Frllnnt, orrin.MontKinnerl-4..im
.rence Maley: • ' !! • ,•
Canlon bore.--dnim W. , W..W.l'ars9lo..PeXY
„ •
. .
Oalatabia—John H. esittro, 31. format Dc it!
Wolf.
Frankthi.-Bfrra MeKee,*ra; Lyon, P: P. Fairchild.'
GramaTle..—andrew Inmyma, : Qatar SaitOni Orlando
Taylor.
Herrick.—A.R.Brown, Rawl Fuller. (l W. ERlbtt.
Leßoy.—ltobt.licKee, C.S. Anxlrows,, D.A. Griswold.
McKintiey,Wm.Bostwie.k, G.L.Layton.
LeßaysciDeboro.=o.W.Brink. flOorham, lease Cad:
Monroe riey.—Chas. Motion. L. klarcy.-Thos.HOrthoP.
Monroe boro.—Ktletrial Rockwell, M. M. Coolbaugh,
Orweli.—A.C.rristne, 0. J.-Chnlibrick..A.G. Mathews.
Orerton.:,ino. Mathews; Don't Harerly,
G.N.DeWalt Joshua Burrows.
Ridobury.—MaJ. Y. C. Robinson, R. S. Squires. Jarard
Hammond.
Rome trop.—L.W.Towner,JofthualiortomALlnchards.
Rome boro.—John Passmore, H. ICantz, D. Vought
BstiDtfield.—Geo. Beach, Chas. Forrest, &Phelps, Jr.
Sprinfield..—Dr.S.Wilder; Robt. Allen, Wm. Wighten.
&WA Crrek.—J.M.Ponng, D.F.Hildreth.L.D.Shepard.
_Sylvania boro...o.P.Monroe.P.Furman.W.L.Soonten.
Skrakeguits.-O.D. Kinney, J. H. Chaffee, Lloyd Fish.
Stamlitsg Stone.—John Gordon, Wm. Bostwick. Rich:
a nt Jennings.
Tcrry.—Wro. T. Horton, John F. Dodge. Wm. Terry.
Towanda Dep.—J.3l. Swartwood, LG.:Mare, .k.Shiner.
Towanda Nortib.,Er.ra Rutty, S. IL Harding, Daniel
Renady.
Bravais& J.Merldeth, E.M.Parsons.
Troy lop.—M. Loomis, B. lase. Edward Redington.
Troy 10c.r0.--IF.2lc.Pomeroy. L. Miss, Clement Paine.
Turearora.—D. D. Black, N. J. Co , Twell, M.B. Ackley.
Llister.—Jas. Mather_E. B. Minter, A. G.. Moore,
Warres.—Abram Whitaker, Monroe Pendleton,
Corbin.
trindlinis.—Benjamin Huykemlall, Andrew Hand.
Platt Van Dyke.
Wyalusiop.—Martin Fee. Jals,t. Chamberlin, Edward
D. Stalfonl.
Coolbangh, George Granger. Samuel
Chamberlin.
111',11s.—E. L. Shepard. Wade Beardsiv. 3. It. estc,L
Iribsonl.—Wanhiturton Ingham, Smith Tuttle, George
Morrow.
Time for meeting on wrility, AUGUST ?Nth
between the hours of '2 and 6 o'clock p. m.
A WORD TO REPUBLICANS
The campaign of 186 f), may now be
considered as opened, mid it is the
duty of Republicans everywhere 'to
commence immediately
w and earnest
ly upon the work of preparing the
State for the coming struggle. Gin-.
GEARY must be re-elected, and can be
without difficulty, if Republicans all
do their duty manfully. We call up
on the ,Republicans of Bradford to
commence the labors which the im
portance of the c o ntest demands, that
the credit of the County shall not he
dimpled by reason of a decreased ma-
joritv.
The democratic nominee has been
selected because he has become inor-,
dinntely rich, and is prominent as a
railroad manager and speculates.
His public record contains not the
slighrest evidence that he possesses
the abilty to fill the Executive chair
with credit to himself or honor and
safety to the .Commouwealth. Nev
ertheles.s, the choice has becu made
with pi >litical sagacity, as Judge PACK
ER never having been prominent, as a
public man, is supposed to be in but
small measure chargeable with, the
disloyal sins of the more prominent
men of the party, and consequently
less obnoxious to the people. His
great wealth is depended upon to flu'
nish the means to with which t.o col-.
or the naturalization papers of fraud
ulent voters, and to supply to the
lenders all the necessary machinerY
for colonizing votes and bal
lot-boxeH.
The Republican party should not
in this contest rva`the slightest dan
ger of defeat throngh apathy or over
confidence. Gov. GE.ULI has been an
able, efficient, and ppright•Chief Mag
istrate. He has managed the affairs
of the State with sing lar prudence
and rare jndgMent„ He has never
failed to interpose the veto, when the
interests_ of the people demanded its.
exercise. He is, moreover, a man
whose private character is Without
blemish, and whose habits are such
as meet the ApprOval of all good citi-•
zens.
Butit is not from perSonal consid
erations alone that GOV.:_ciEARY de
serves to be re-elected. is not
merely that as an Execntiie he. has
been tried and not found wanting,
neither in his devotion to the princi
ples of trite Republicanism nor in his
integrity in adhering to the strict line
of principle in his official acts, nor the
'ealous care with which he has guard
d the interests of the tax-payers and
the rights of the people. He is the
nominee and representative of a par
ty that stood by the country in .the
hour of danger, and that stands by
the principles of justiee and freedom
upon which our country is based.
Pennsylvania owes it to. her honor '
and fair name not to permit a brave
and gallant soldier, who drew his
sword for her safety in the hour of
her deadly peril, - and who has served
her faithfully in time of pence, to be
defeated by one who. - sympathized
with her enemies when the dark
cloud of battle lowered, and the fierce'
conflict for national existanie surg
ed around her. A just regard for the
memory of the martyred dead, who
fell, in the heroic struggle for nation .
al
_existanee, forbids the State to
place in high. official : position those,
who sympathized with their enemies.
Defeat in Pennsylvania; at .0c;•
tober election would be fruitful in
disaster to the country and to the
Republican party...lt would be hail-'
cd with delight by the disloyal thro'-'
out the country, and would give them
S.W
progress of evi
met-eixmffitig4—tike-eleotioit-ef
418,4w.a,t would suite their hopes,
anct:#move the mask from their false
professions. Coprierhetulism waits
but a favorable opportunity to make
AiShiTTElN*lf l l4?l49 l .k fc q,Mi l t . F e t
torationAth9 I:4#!.n an .t he. secur
ing of eqtialhts, ana . iiillaeize the
fir ` s ^ t occasion j~lua ' the 'o7eUrktrY.
Uovexeless•,l4lP kiPli6(4t l 4eiWitiCß
la in the: =Owes of the itepubliettia
CAnse; and -tlie!te4l44iiiti , cif 'Etii:
of tlle,nnitist* l iiorianer
, 13, • "
Til , *': l !• l 9Pf'4tNl 4 !H ), TiNFlinli
It is stated that Asa -rtieker,lthe
candidafeloVGl34o4i . of
n9l l 4atOil
because le , is estimated to : -, woEthe
$20,000,000. Packer has nothingl to
recoramendlini but his b ank
AO is old, infu'ino, and pagt
neg.& :Grovecrnor Geary, the. Reptibli
can.enndidati3, has Served thb oonntrt
as a statesman and a soldier. ! Ho is
energetict and. Progressive. The ifr;SUe
.•,
41-C.PliTuis. an I relPitgib-ailiP will
dollars i age, Mad imbecility against
brains; patriotism, and. activity.
l• 'The pending Timex says : 'Judge
rackei Willi a supporter and defender
of -slavery • before the' A-ar 4 peace
Democrat and persistent Copperhead
d trring the scar--and a 'Repudiator
and Rebel inhpathier- since the war,
and up to the -1-ifesint moment. He
is the best rei)Femmiativeman the Cop
perhead parts could have chosen' to
head their ticket. If any . Union men
vote for him on the supposition that
he will be "all right" if elected,' they
will find themselves very 'Much Mis
taken in the case of his iniceesS.
' The New York•Heei/d thus 'Curtly
disposes of Wednesday's Work at
Harrisburg :
"The DemocratH in' Pennsylvania
have nominated Asa Packer. na their
candidate for Governer. Asa Packer
would Make a good aciterndr, --but
the Coaventiodthat norniiiatea'
have hmig a bob to that kite: which
will swamp him. They hatepinnime
ed against negro suffrage, a principle
the conservatives of Virginia accept
ed as a positiN;e fact, and byjtlie help
of that vote not only elected their can
didate for Governor, but gave a death- .
sting to the carpet-baggers and' seal
awags. The Pennsylvania Democra
cy, in smouldering, Hiester Clymer,
their old candidate, have
placed
pre
sented a new victim to be placed rip
en the political scaffold ferthe
(laws to peck at."
wy t .Wr: understand that the pro
prietors of the lV Y. Ti ileN have form
ed into a joint.stOck asso
ciation, and on Thursday last formal- .
, tendered the editor Ship of that,
journal to Hon. Jens BIGELOW, at a
very liberal' salary. Althorigh Mr.
had made arrangements kir:
a trip to Europe, he has
.set them
aside, and accepts the position, the
duties of which he will assume. on
Monday next.' The proprietimi had
under consideration the nitnies a,
V.truoranc HveSox, fornierly of the.
Jkrild, Cisoitor: Wu4AA4I Cuiu'is, the
Hon. \t mu M. EvAars, the Hon.
Lttumrll..M'Ansii, and' other gentle
men disting,ulshed'in the fiehrof let 7 '
tern. The selection of 'Mr Bioaow
over. these able and eminent gentle
men is a compliment of he'
mar well 'feel Proird. :; . We 'iv'eletsnie
his return to the editOrial circle; .
slued / that under Iris experienced
guidance the 'Mlle.* will do. no -dis
credit to its well-earned reputation.
- -
REN'ENIIE DEckagN.—Counuissicu . er
Delano has made a:decision* upon a:
question submitted to him by the .
Board . of Brokers of New York,. a 4 to
their inability to pay a tax of
twentieth of one per cent, upon sums
received by them for negotiating sales.
It is said that lie decides that they
are liable, as coniniission merchants,
on all sales-in excess of 50,000 made
by or for them ; at therate Of one dol
lar on each $l,OOO, except.iliose made
through other wholesale dealers, who
pay tax as slick, and sell on sales
made through . commercial brokers;
and that commercial brokers ore also
liable upon jail sales negoriatefi by
them at the rate of fifty cents on each
$1,000,. excepting those made by or
through. another hrSicer.
Stir-Fran:Cis W.. Hughes, , Es4 - I.;'is
said to be the ioithor of the resolu
tion's passed:l.4 the Pemocratic'State
convention. We observe nothing in
the resolutions about a bushel of po
tatoes being worth a bushel of green
baCkS, which was Mr. HUghes' favor
ite illustration of,the value of our
currency during the war,. when the
success of. the Union arms greatly
rested upon the national credit. But
we never heard.that 3Lir. HUghes was
particularly anxiolis for ,the. success
of the 'Union soldiers.
iparlorn.; A. ROEIII.ING,, the
known bridge engineer, and,chielen
gineer of the' East River Bridge at
New York, died in that city on the
23d, from ldekjaW,' occasioned; by his
fodt being jammed while surveTinit
the grounds for, the East River Bridge.
The wire suspension bridge at- Niag
ara Falls; the" two ''at' Pittsburg, the
one 'at Cincinnati, : and another at
Wheeling, are all,nioninnente of .ija
engineering ability.,
ra.csua `showed his patriot,
ism at, the eommen 4ement,,of the Be- .
hellion by leaving his natip,re lantl and
sojourning. in :England, until it be
came quite 'certain thaf
were to be col:NO:ed. "; . ge the other,
hand, every member, of, Gen. Grany'a
family, able to bear arms; were in the
army fightig for the preservation.
the Union.' -
lamp, had beest he • and had need Its M. 11 1;
ions power in peopling the place aturdoitli* the'
valleys and groves with cottages and hindssme
residences. The place is named from being the
IRO of an old ipaiapittgo., mkt a Mff
can see west of them Omaha and its beautiful
1=1:11
capital of NebrsalW,bas . twentifemoved to Lin
cohi City), the, new h r kige over the ; Missouri
River gradrisily4i ng , ithalieiu*in ;the' 'Men
matte° sunk
to the solid reek Toil to the deitit';et 'seventy
six feet). Thiaoridl4 well at;eit hind 'tin; Union
Pacific Radroadiniktuncllnefilywhere its char
ter locate' the initialfoint offing road. , :North,
one can see tirenty4ivemikiwto the'oldfort
tablished smith:the . . month. Of Big
Platte River, bearhtg , itstrilnitu of wittierit i crom
the goldenylla i or, Coloratio n QA !?,:ilelr day
one may deiscriNehraSka,.til,4l o roMkkes"'uth ,
at the mouth of Table Creek, formerli old Fort
, . ,•
Kearney.. At our feet, - upon a high and beauti
ful bottom ettenty Ikea this
city of ten thektiandlittaj . peciple. , ' It' hi already
the terminus 'id rEattlern Railicitds; with
more enuring; eartilis few ibettaikt bithelUnion
Pacific Railreitui, which will exchange wittithem
• the cornmerew otthcovorklowathelboitgtiful pia
teen, in front otwittelt i l*w.sit- -Councilitings
-will evidently be mole a,,port, ot, eptry,tind all
the advantges of such a designation by legal en-
Aetna.* accittelo 'the riving "city. There
is no doubt otherwise, ttinii that g&ds'etin be
imported here 'llirt;et"Mar
i chants, anAiittt *KM the rniiiket'iti Che'ziply as
can be done by the fulltellitits of New York, St:
.Louis, or Chicagi.),`lifili Might saved, Take
Liverpool ass starting peintl: From liverpool
to New Orleavisitislireo Miles from Liverpool
to NeW YOrit it hi, 5,048 ; 'miles; "or:rtter l e , than a
thousand milks . farther is New Orlea ns ; from '
New Orleans to St. Louis it is - shout a thontiatid
' miles, making ,thn.tliStane# AO9 l LiYokP ool . lo ,
St. Tpuisolin New, prlean s 5,750,„ I The alotcloett
+stance from New cork in cl4ifyig9 ,by,
by the way ifit. Art.l,V44,
miles; and 500 miles ridtlea 'to Vounctl Vint's";
*child make between Liver)) . 0..1' and Viitut4
Bluffs riri New York, 4,519 against' the
distance by the way of New.Orlonits,
ding'497 mike to the 5,750mi1ei; 'between Si.
' Lorne:and Lirorpo il , inerenseit in; 0,218 Mites;
So far, than., as distance is: concerned,: the hri-'
portationofforeign gOods.yrould.naturallyfol
lovr.the shortest route, which tie by the- way. Of.
New York. Mere theorists would, : !skip:thin All:
conclusive, and act accordingly. But, asen,an
tithesis of this, we have a practical
which is worth more than all the theorizing that
can be brought into an alliance. hi the-month .
of January of this year, a firm of! this• city had',
Kloppeti from Liverpool, Sugitiod,..thirty-two,
crates of sorted. goods .by- the , bark Bridgeport,
to Council Mica by .the way of New Orleans.
The,freight out thete g(kOAS, from Liverpool , to
New Orleans '4819 cents I,erhtintired weight,
From New Orleans to St. Louis 25 cents per .
hundred weight, or a total of 74 centsper hun
dred weight for fora distance of 5,750 miles. In
contrast With this, is the fact that bait the same
goods been imported by the way of 'New'
thonghtheelistance ifl mach shorter* the Item
est -rate of freight .by rail that •ooitni urve been!
-obtained between Now York-and Chicagoonthe
some class of goixls, would have been 83 -cents
per hundred weight. Add to this .$3 cents the,
freight between. New York and Liverpool, and
it i i eativ,to see what a margin is in favor of hat
portatien N.the New Orleans route, and one
can also easily iniderstand why' a Council illtiffs
iriiPorter'can 'sell goods as low as can be Aoki'
either in Chicagi. or New York: 'COtincli Blptfet
people du assert, that they are lei the centil4 , if
trade for the great new Northweid, and tliat
capital of the united States ill eventually be
located there. Their geographical plisition; and*
railroad and water counniuticatimi give thein.
advantages that anti neither light tom tritildv
Sitiintpi an it is • betwtsei the extensive Wooing
regienii on the cute land, and a go o k grain pro
&icing country un the other:, it does appear as.
if it would, with its sadden rapid growth, be the.
second, aye, possibly the first (in size) Chicago .
of the West.
I find iilonty of Pennsylvanians in this daSh
ing yintng city; bnt ns tione frinu ftrnd.:
find. Itospecthillryi4mt,
G. D. liptootot:
How 'Muen..---L.Deniocratic.. journals:
dWell upon the fact that theirfifteeti
millions candidate, has gii;eii halt
3 million. to. a Uuivelliity. Where—
upon the Philadelphia Batetin aalmt:
feed peitinent :
llb inneli has Mr. Packer given
to the raiep soldier's of the War ; bow . ;
te.'the sanitary and Christlaic
COn:imissiOns ; how much to the 591 7 ,
(BM's' widowk and orphans, mid lici*
much to all the various patriptic char
ities to which poorer men' have given
so liberally? Row much did lie take'
o the various war loans' of the, Goy-1
ermilent Does he Rowhold . the'
Viands ? -
369,..An up 7 cciuntry • Penasyliaina
Democratic editor hits 7 his Brother
Democrats in this way:
This diiy the Democratic State Con
vention assembles at Harriiiburg to
make a nomination for Gliveraio,r.
General George W. Cass hate the in
hide track, but a large riny,,,,9f dema
gogues, who go there uninstructed as
delegates, will try and cheat him 'opt
of the nomination. They are fir the
man, axed thatanan may be any man,
who promises them the most offices
or money. These men generally, fa
vor Packer,becamie he is very wealthy,
aiid they expect to make hini come
doNiti with the "dust" It is by no
menni - 1,4 gooil qualitiOs t.hey arO
;
• •
imit.Trte list, of the, new,Pemperatie
State CoMmitteo is .very properly
headed by McMum.nr; the leader of
the Philadelphia "Dead itabbibi!"
His crowd are not tip 'be balked
their sliiire in PACKER'S quarter .of Mil
lionof corrnption money. .
19,-TusNEI!, the colored postmas
ter at, Macon, Ga., recently' arrested
for complicity in circulating counter
feit money, imp been tried and hon
orably acquitted of the.: charges
amiinst -0 •
9' .
' lerTwo years ago the 'Democrats
objected , to' Jilite 'ifliams been*
he ',Was born in Connecticut. As Asa
Packer was born in the mate State;
consistency demands that they should
now object to Packer.
MAlN:maim terrible colliery exploL
sion haS taken• place in England.
Over thirty_ persons were bled ontf;.
right, and.siaty more-or less injured.
tiirG ! IBFIELD, theltepnblienn cau l
, didate foidetligate.to Congress from
!--Washington TeriitOO, beZn flee-
Ilea by 148 majefity. • ,
.
psk, r The
,Aeobli . enne of . :p4:kga, ;Co
bile, nominated tlie'following '. tiet•
'lte l ii;eifentatires—t. B. Strang and J. Bake . 4.
T Prylhowg . art,Leroy Tabor.
and Rirortler—D. L Atmue. i . • • :
Awn/ors—lsrael Stone, H. D.IL
(tminlixsimier,—Deter tan Nessi.
romarr--Dr. Reggie.
Adak
won
Iri al r l379 o4:C i t i g h
kion among insurance -suen,-may
mg filled the position of seen I • in
.ll=aiide
aniutilill„
i f s ex ..sere of 071 viiil
t, •• ••• • , . •• I '.l OW:kJ
prb e e.•
.• •• 0 Ain
y_lle , v ! ,
ii.o':•. -.;", dt - Ilii'' 'J. • I tioeiß
ilk 1 , ,1 I''.4 '0 ,* 4k li' `. • effi ili'66t
.: ;AV' " it "'Whilltiietin
14rtio •';''', .i,iii, i i t ia ; " , as t. ,
' • 1 TO6, 'ml i k sciti:',4l.4' .
ail , ~. ta .1,3,, kfm.„; , Ytl
i' !" .', •,44 , Ii) ,', ' • 't
• ••• ee aia ,rtil. i add' tk
, aiwal i v 1. :,. bUsiiiiiiii VI.. '; i. r iiiilrt
1160 te&C' •• • • ;Wig; 13111" . ' • • itti
i e ,• rt book-kee • ei::' ' 'Ng' ; ';'• .4*
:ri-'• I • 'll4o 4 ii :• ' •liii iilWilf,s2oQ,-
c i
K' •• X 3 ' I! • iti li ilrfoilicact
kin ''' ' • : • iirtilfittik>eti • tirXei4
lOW' fhit, i • ' • • ilietittl, ti •1 4 1 5 61 -
I &ii% : !bAly Go* • • rtientls;so.llol.lW4
latewat , ieciiiitg. ,, .- Thbki r '66161*V/ilk
16%rtfiell 1t"Mi.: 1 35:t14...i6 loi!iiiir:•'
, p v,i , wi l t- m it t i o . 1:1 : , : :•11 ,ti , r)1!
i ' I Ther Arelit ' 6•••ollPi•Uee,ityidsed' IW
ife. , lfir f tmai by IthoAla'seg'"Ot thif
.' i • htertY hillaPir i 0 ` . 66httiilitik`the
:6 ;. beiteliiiot2 ' rPe'O II ,O"YOX ill' - ‘
e.ti've'red *line' hie Ntiktilieeiltftif,tci
eity'.---N."4 ) : lEr•;:Td.fti iiinf2 . 2 ) .'" ll
- ,, 1i ...J. , : , toit ;In i fr. t:t! , .'t !iis ,tztel
t e i couvemence of ; that !
;I'd Vift,PP4qcrag,,NTiliopp.
Pt" OA°
L app h.1,0±.(1; _ave ,preiarod
401,814
.naillon o f the ThrriPli*
ix,ivalmlAn,
.tbe h Oktrth:Viira; a'nd,tl49; Affek pia
.or so,rlts.eninitY, and plap',PPle
need nof ! be, en,w4.o,
09 1 i4tY Ou*Attees. .1) . 1 4
'recoMend that, it, ;be 494nAit
to' h el i r t„ amt Itn.m,km.:.4,W.it-,
.I,Aiy.. 010111,0;c innkle cliiiiiinan : of the
central. Connuittee it willbe priutpd
in ita l lies,•sinall i 9ps 9;ple,iive punc
tuation umtl Ft i, dur i dialocate4 ; pain
and diatiiluited in stunning,
hand bills, scorned , with Phaf4te wo6LI
- after' the style of Brick POlll-
.
coy..
The Demoe:raCy of Peimsylyania,
in comatose
,convention, do declare :
1. 17913. , ,
Shat t kifahle Ao,or aft l er,
ijorne ia gone: .
o,..cOntradietion Of the fifth plank
Is not, the. iingro a.jahoriug wan, NO
the Ballot an !amelioration?"
4." Let us go into the Treasury, q ?a
Floyd and 'the , old ,
5. Clap trap tp p atch votes •
5. A. Johns'on.
7, Patera pi a : dauhln SenfiV• ,
8., Coffee-C(4°1.0 natinidization pa
perri for every shiplo,ati :,
9. Don't pay, ,your taxes !
GIUMN'a S•cony.—T.he• • :engineer
Glurria r on, whom rests the XeBpoW
sibility. of the: Mud: Hope ,:slaughter,
is thusWported to havespoken te,
reporter who visited him in jail , : "The
prisoner states that he was asleep;.
the time of the Tamidenti And
; the ; throttle:of !his engine While ,ti a
dreamy and :half tuteonseions state.
•He says he is .. extremely -awry, but
that he ; ought not to-he: punished te
veretly, He l eonfesSes,tbat he was to
blame in allowing himself • tor go to
sleep,. but thinks• • his. - fireman- was
sleep also,and says that lie. depended
on. his fireman. adds that -he
means-to tell the whole truth, and
that no man, ever. worked •harder • for.
promotion .and :the interests Of the
.road than:he— He Atates' • that .after.
!the accident he iwent.tp.Lackawaxen;
by the.advice-pt friends, and: then to
- :home inSusquehanna. -.Having a
sister: living near Salamanca, his -wife
>and friends advised and urged him to
• • stay with-his' t;istee. until the aflitir
had blown over, and: he, could -return
in safety. ': He did not mean ko rtui
away. The:prisoner is small in -.slat
twe, and seems reconciled. to his ar
t rest, but scents, sompwhat fearful that
he will be rigorously dealt with.."
• 11Igianr Democrats do . not succeed.
very well in their gubernatorial nom='
inations. 7n Pennsylvania they lime
put np Ask PACKER, one of the least
popular 'men in the State, to run
against* Governor • Grkkay, who has
:won universal praise in the tulminim
tniticm of his official duties. In Ohio
the• nomination of Illismaniss is a bit
ter:•dose, for the t democracy. The
years • ago the,. press of that party
branded the Union General as it' tool
of tyrants and a• Military upstart,
Now they stoop. to .16se 'theand of
`the man who then styled then "trai
tors to their conntry." The irecord
Of .RosEca&ts cannot be satistory to
Prinumuni, Vkir...csMariAn;• an
ere*, and they pursue the can-
Vass. only.with faint hearts. • 'But the
Itetiubliaans'cif.Ohio and Penirsylval.
gia will go ia to win mkt fall, hoping
to wkreep their Stateshygoodinnijor
ities.— noy(N: ) :
, •
011 . 41. .r..3.' 1
WAEIIIINGTOI4, Slily ...L, ---7.a..01"1
motion ,has reached Wailirigto '
tkikt PoStinaster Grener4Creswe
met' with an,aceiclent yesterClay at hi'
home in Ceeil . :coxkuty,, VI Be Wtli
contbrstiv . W4h.g.om6; Mewls; wheii
his ehair,either, Vroke.,undOr him or
tipped Over the; porch; While he was
leanin'g haek in it. Falling heavily,
he broke, or dislocated his lat, arm,
which, is swolloa, and causes hha
much sOferirkg.,,,
sew. kavertisements.
- 'Mega 1 '
Correv.ted every INadneaa.y by 0. 'O..P ,111h1 ,
subject to changeadally
Wheat • ..... 61 60 .110k_ 75
`8ye.....,• . ...... • 09 ("i 1
Bucks;lda Go Itet ' 75
Oats' . . ... ... . . 65 ra)08
p e jo ! , . • 2 00 3 410
Bp ter. (Rolls) ...... 28. 03, 1 , po
do (Dairy) ' ' 30 32
Eggs • 20 ei
Potatoes '7O a) 'l5
Flour 8 00
.#6.10- 00
tlam, ..... : ....... la .20
..`a , 517 ® ' oo
Witaute' or 'Oa&m.-.—Wheat, 60 lbs. •
Corti' RYe: 56"Ibi ; 1 Oats; 311,bit;
Barley, 46 !bi - ; ; Buckwheat, 48 lbsT Beata,
62 lbs ; Brruu 20 lbs w Clover; feed. 601b8 ;
Timothy Seed, 44 lbs.; Dried ; peaches, 33
lbs ; Thied Appkw,.22l4.;Flacc.Seed,s6 lbs.
C o V wife, MAMAS, bait.leftinYbedanidbairdarltb
oat Just came or prarocationittria is toforbbiall per.
eons. harboring or trusting ktnr,on, ray Account. as I
shall pay no debts of ber co at:riding after this: date.
SANFORD STEWARD.
Montoeton, Pa., July 22, 1269...-2 e f
4,JL Tr E ST•f) - N:E
WfiliVi to ga , 1""'
oim 4dot getonc,irlapleane
eadristeethe tirdrsired:; Ordthi promety at
tended to. • • - J:Ni GOODwm."
, .P.d. 11 3e.0.
qtarpiiell,Mrttit JottCJlM'C'iin Ld fur
warth4l,. ' •'q -" staykll3B%. .
pit,FAH FIGS, TAMARIND-PRE
.xervria, and Jr/Ilion of all kinds.
COWELL k MYER.
•
Eats inalltall leaves Philadelphia 11
8.50 r :50 a.ar.
• 'n Willbausport ' .ar.
' are. at Erie 10:00 a.m.
Eratina ?dam leaves Philadelphia 8.00
n s Williamsport .... 0:50 P.m.
" arr. at Lock Raven—• t.. • ... .7:45 P.M.
141. 41 1t . i4
" " • " W_ LIUMP!PF!"
ERIE EXPRESS leaven Eric 6 . 25 r.m.
- 011Xelat i • trj
? t r Yug,
Lula aiutzstiremietlerO l3: Ct
a +4010 143 4+ 1, ana
O k l l l . l ll r eT I fe:' , tND e l e f=TN
1:3 111 320 , trtirAiPePtg a i fiuK ti At e 4 4l 4 l t f
Irr S. INTERNAL RE 4 E.:--c•
v ii
,AO l iiNodi w nuerbgitta VA= bet
Vier Ci =4.
._ l9 lre VIVA TiTtil
ONPl4lVtilai Mow , tWOOPP • the tore
I gii=rvi, Tiff JP payment at
dil: btilorbeforb Ihelfltd day ,Tuth [ gos, t
ire illit:toratzt,rtr ReTvattimixttez
within we Pa ttme speamiL raw twoomeltabur ,to Tv
419 , 19/11 "r Waffi lga in lAlititYNE ,/
4/ , (1 f oi , 4: ‘ 7,11.<11 1.' Collisctoiilla Pietist" i T
i - ( W t .or;AM i l e n Rirl da ' 4910 18
61? % WI .- ir'
1 QIfStaItRANNA - : ' f.I:)IILEGLIORE
LV atiIIETTUTE, ' 1. , i .r.!..1 ! ~,r l, ,f , .I,i
44041 11- o .646' 'ia.`iiteadtb h a
faltiorpie it tructritetore ,, fot , ;" ell the bruit:lolln the
ingtr 49104 , Watfi,9 4 '• Vn e l ida *i ffr-n rf,p' t l
ANTIIEL 7. COL ,
.41133117;11861).4.ttl it • PtineipaLr s
"•• . -_-.;.,,,,.-, !.__:::,:_ - - v ..,;
1 ....:;. - VANIFTELP;',4IOOA WA:I., Ow r . j .,
, I " .•
VAIL . cknhinieilki
Elepttntqer /lit 404 ;i ; i o ; t li.s ti r iii i ii; •
! r.rr s . r...rprintairo, •
01:).NNECWIC,UT > I .2.114. T.J,ITE
k../ . ! INAIIRANCE"CO3IPANY,
r! -, ..!•! !..!•.;i1T , ,,!-!, •,.. r-, - . •, . ,
. , r . . oF.A.Leamwm. cbmi- „ .
1 r
' Ntratrntanio ROni. 'nt 59,006 4 At5-ADIEER. "
.. j • lisris (done L.tem twerl23,l)oQ,6DO. '.
1 Sumter ore i 7,006 0 0., :: • •a.
r .
6.IIIIIENWEINEpPIiP•I.7.III44/ - 40 . TRin l'Elt CEN - E.
yotal.cJAitorl•by pea4.lt 1 1,0.1 . to G4e, pros ef,000.000.
Toni. iirenizioa VAXD TO DATE, ovin if,ll,ntiO,o6o.
A PUREL4' :MUTUAL - CO E MP A N. 1.•
All Ste •intrilna is equitibly Abided among the Tnl-•
icy holdereln.i ." -, • .. If , •-14 : ' •
' '•IN N U A.l, ' DIVIDENI)S, •
• I '
which mayi
.. . .
.
i) .
be aril* in reduction of rennums, or ,
niay be iteentnnialckT Aliiterevt Dn . ., the enellt iretlip 1
Aantri4'. orinay'Ve r:etiel-i(4l by t l 4n In Caah. I
" I
Paid-up Policies are
. granted after, tt,y9 or mute
years! Premiums have been_ paid', thria practle.iliy
making.
. i
'ALL ' roirems . ; 11 - a.Y-Foßagrri..vc.
.
- I ,
~ :1
-it I;,ini: •i;,,n,ien iiii;nl - all 1 1
, 1
, DR§IRADLI; VI.ANS OF 11.-NSFIRA..NrE,
And has adopted in ate workings fin-eral
• • SPECIAL , • PEA 7 1 ULIES t , •
ORIGINAL WITII TRItO "COMPA I NIe AND omen.
ED itE . ,NO OrILLE. . .
a. B. iIeRE-VN„ f tgent.
TeAranda, Pa., July 1.1.111439—tt !
To TOE 'Nora - 11w Cr.:Ami ..!—.l ant 'now prepared to
furnish all dame With txmatani employment at-their
hornee. the.whcde frf the time, or fur the spare mo
menta. Dialiteia mash lightwail' trofitable., 'My
7. w 4: , 11.4r, .4.444,i A , !,, , ,,ortgkrudt by, paean.
either ger, and the hop, and girl& earn nearly aft
much ali men. ! Great Italie/Armes are' offdred thew
. who will devote their whole time to
,tlag Ituatneea.;
and. that es : err person who geea this butt& Mal-Fend
rue their addreasand text the hueinem' fOr thrtnaelyna,
I males the following unparalleled cifftr : Te all who
ate No t well eatiglled With . the bnislne4; t will Miff
10 to pay .for .the trouhlti of writing rue. Full par,
:'tlenlara, dtrecbone, Sie r . sent tree. Sample sent by
' waif Coe 10 tent*. Achart•es 'E. C. ALLEN. '
' alay , ; lo, 1.860. , , Allgtletai Ile.
it LtIVIE! ! '!
thatrilli4siguillturely.,auniluees Ao the nubile.
that he keepa cohatantly on hand.ai his KILN iu
lIRCIWKT9II , I3, Pm, fnll tupply of fresh hatnel
Xoll.4\LlME,,which he. will Nell 4e cheap co it
can be Ishight at uil point shrug' the Canal.
Shay 1: ltked+lf.••.. 1 • ' : DAVID BROWN. •
111
A )•
LOENE :11.1LN 1113.11)U4 STRUT§
TqliAtipA, PA.
licalers in MI libido at
aftOCElerks,
/'JtU I'JXiON.R,
'Feed' :. anii
Woub,. -wiLL o ilnd. slynvE
"W" Ri - H., 1.
We would c4ll special attentiou to tlnr Relndi
FI ! Q CI ! ',' TEX.& COIT/:3'.`,
*lllOl )ite WARRANT f. , ) girt. gntiefaction its
4111..turr ,t) PRICE
} CASH paulfitr deeirable Country
.1 .
!1 ' Lose.
Prod ter,
Tapioca, Venuacciii; llaccaronl. Sago, Pearl Barley
' and Hominy, Oakley'", Taylor's. and Ford'it _
' Sow". Holman a. Talmadge,
and, Royal Baking Powder. • •
• ' "IV=etra ^ Stan
hard Extracts.
Ilecker'a
:Farina. Hope...
~Cox's Gelatine. •
The; Gem 'Fruit Jar.
Baker's Chogelate, Cocoa and Broma.
"Titus" Cream, „Lemon and Extra Soda Crackers,
'Gtantli Wafer, 3M, Boston, •Egg and Butter
. •
Crackers.
Towal4ila, Junci 23, 1869.
FIRS T. NATIONAL BANK,
OV TOWANDA. .
4 1 4
CAPITAIi . . ... $125,000. .
Srnl'LU Fusti 40,000.
• •
Thie
Bank 61f1;es Ui4II3DAT. F.teIIXtIES for the
transaction of a
ORIVERAL BANKING .13CNINFISN.
INTEVEST P. 111.01.1 DEPOSITS ACC'OItIIECO . TO
• AtittEE3IENT.
. • I ..
EirFCIAL CAnr. urrus 7o Tur.tot.t.rt-rx.v., - V F Kerins
ann i Cutsw. •
ravtis suxn litoNrY to•iiny part or the
;Jolted States, England, Sreland, Scotland ion the prin
cipal cities and loirun of Europe, eau here procure
drafts tem - that ptirptste. - •
- , PUSSAGE", MATES
T 6 or. front the old country; bS• digit steamer
Mum' always-ft hand.' • . ' •
r
ki lamina" tia7ra.:!'. l •
thy!. rAt paid fur ('.B Bonqe, Cold Ati.l Silver.,
E.; H. SMITH. Prroddent.. N.- NVEETIS, .
.Tolranda, June 21 , 1009., . . Cashier, ,
-vvrEMEEE SUB, SCIRIgERS,HAVE
.this clm , etittred Into a ,114ted , partnesaldp,.
agreeably to the Drottalmmof the act of.A.serahly of
the •Oommonwalth 'Peirniyltanle; teEP . ed the 2111 f
day of March; 3830 1 .• Waled °an Att relative to Lim,
Red Partnerships,' titt do' hetebrevrtny thrit fhb
name of the don under, which - tiablyeuthership Is tto
be cesiducteo U PPOPERIMPTHER§; 4 , 4 1 thOlen•
eral aaturil -of the bnainbire •trintaactedla the
ithainfacture of aki and tither melt, liquors, and Tend.
lug the RAM", end tho'same..will lie' trarusteted.th the
otteadt - of:Tinrande. l Bollfbid . 'taunt*, Pg., ;Islas
Um nankin; opr *lip:x..l2a Ina of: pa arm it*
Ward r. ooper and Coopercboth of
the borotigh ,r dfl alorelegd. ad the
tatsV%P•t, J). Archie of the City of New=
r .ietark 'capital 'ciintftbuted by
the: mid D. Moine Poll, - *Tod partner. I d v..
dmd 49ttara Is cask for one-teMh linens to said,
bltstwee thet the period at which the WA partner
*bin le for coil:mentor is. the. And sity at Aprils one
thousand eight hundred ankatxty-nlne, and that it
aitt t.m.wat on dayof , AitriE ono thothand
bino hundred and *elect* .... . ' „ . .
• • • ' " - • • " "
:MIL'S. COOPER ' . ;
D.
General Partnere.,
D. ARCHIE PELL, • -
sPefial Palther. t
=I
i , 1 I
=7===9
1.1.1 imps • GROCERIES AND
Provisions, at wholesale and retail, at
May la, 1869. C. I. PATCII•:1.
F 0 - R T Y Y
iTestify to th(). fair...tenting
izoN - tr.A.
.11:15 A.M.
12:20 .t.st.
roll stock of Maple anitTauu s - •
.(1/bettl . 411-121 1 f-,
:r • ‘*;,: !.rf -
Al''cicgallta.llrtisthittroft Ir. (• i -;
rt• -i- , 41:1, - 7.:?;;..• , j1.2.-h
WALL AND. 4INDOW - PAPERS.
t.•; •
dR0C10Utr . 4.741,1 :a-US$ WARE,
I'ull line of
siZELF XNlr
.--4.1.5.1,AF1Ji:1,11.LS
CAIIPETS, on. CLOTH A\l) MATEINU:i
An extra 5t1314. ,;.1;; T
'L.07715, ('_1&47.31E71E5,
EL'ADY-til)E Cl:oTfiiN(;
k__):111tillifo of Lli1T:11Elt AND' fa f(f TINI)TNGS
HATS, C4PS,''ANID UMBRELLAS,
Trunksp ValiHus and-Trayeling Bag
O.ILS AND ty gunrintred. and iiricen
tho market. .
Ja.A. AK) du=g a
PATENT " GEM "i FRUIT JAlt;
Ali ith 't Edits;. Et main rtt
, lu line., a stock of fioott. in estont and vnltuty nif
,qualvd this ss,le of : , ;ow Yntli city. The public.arn
cenUallt invited to enll :int) eTnininn g ,, mlsl.antt priers.
Jik 3810.. • ' MON:CW(6i.
P oil A: c (7.0'. A -..\- D I G . A.,11 . ' S'i
STE4. I I . TOBJCGO
K.
T Q L') _A_
CUT • TOBACCO AND
.CIGARS
FLU U L'R,
FIZI
VIIOLESILE PRICES
That, cattp,tt.f.tikto taut,. We would west relteet(ully
eetielt . entl'from the Ilf.alers thrreohout :`:orthern
rettugybratta, to nn exuttittation of •• • •
(1(:11b. ••;:l'ul; .1 ND .PRIGEN
Ii 1: ~TUCI~T .I\D. ZTRGINI%I
Stock that can be proeitred. iu the market- - Givens a
try.. Thfs tr ahtennentfrptite,ataltvill suctvott with.
n.l beeul divpositien of. the trade to support Immo,
mauufactors. 111E.11.413 k rurs.mr.
Jam. 1, 18613—t f.. 157 Main-at, Towanda, Pa,
UDITONS NOTICE.'-IA" THE
•attrr of lbe Ertnio Pr.•t, bite of Smit 3 / 4 -
Bradford count's', decofsed. Satunvl
Atimitilstrathr, '
. •••• • -
The undersigtied, appointed.by the Orphans Court
of Azad county, at :tray term, pit% en Auditor, to dis
tribute nioneya in the hands of the „administrator,
'Samuel 'Niles, arising from the sale of real eatite,will
attend to the duties of Ms appointment. at Isle office,
in the *numb of Tcnvanda, ohlVednesday. Aug. 25.
lftf,D, at 10 o'clock, a. in., et which time and place. all
persona lacing claims to said moneys, 'are required
to proactit Lira same, or be forever debarred front,
coming In upon said fund.
1 July 24. 180:' • W. A. rtaK. .1 wlitor.
G. L. tEIS.EiIt
.A D.3IENTISTRATOIt'S NOTICE.-.
Ifotlee_is hereby given thatall 'pritions indebted
to the estitpi ALLILVIS.iiiI. BLAKESLEE, late of Pike
twp., deceased, are requested to make immediate pay
ment, sad alt Persona haring claims against Mid .6-
tate ;mist Ic prei , ,enied duly authenticated for souls
me4t.
July 15, 1e69
LON 3 b REELER
.4 DMINISTPATRIX'S
.Id 7 Notice ix hereby given that all persons indebted
to the estate of JOILN LAUGHLIN, lath of Towanda
borough, deceased, are requested to• make tnimeillate
payment, and all.perFonii having claims against said
estate must present tbeindnly authenticate for settle
ment, .. 4.IATHARETE. LAUGHLIN,
July 15, 1869. Ads, ini?trafrix.'
UDITOR'S. NO TICE. —B. TV. Leon—
.,/ rx. c. .11. Lronrtiq., Nb. :103, Fehrunrxtenu.
1803. in the Callrt. of C'etemon Ilens of Ilritciforti
tottuty.
The undersigned an Auditor r.rw0.t....d by said
coati to distribute - funds in the Sheritra hands aris
ing iron' Ibn ..Sheriff's Sale of defendant's personal
property, 10.12 attend t) the duties of said appolfit
men, `at hill .eillce in the borough Of Towanda.; on
SATURDAY the ith day of AUGUST, 18GO, at 3 o- elOeli; p. - m., at - sidelt • Hale antl 'Place all persons
hark; liainas to .laid •fund are, truneeted to present
the same or be debarred from coming Upon said fund.
HENRY PEET. -
441.1i10r.
July TA; 18G9.7--4w
llDT i rOit'S • NOTICE.--John
O. Criterium and R. 17: 7righn
8,. *0- UZI% 1862.. cintrt, of Cawiriou Malt
of Iltadfaid' coanh•.'; •
.
Thir undersigned 'an Auditor appointed by said
Emilt to distrihnte moneys in,the hands of the Sheriff
ariaitiw' from Sheriffteale •of defendants Pereonal
property, wiji attend .to the duties a said appoint.
meat athia office Bokoudh of Towanda on
TUESDAY the 10th day of AUGUST: 1600, at 2'
Clock p. ni., atfahich timeand place all Persaua hay.
ing claims to said mosey are required to present the
earns or be debarred from coming in.uplan said fund.
TIF:NitY PEET.
iscb.--t: • Auditor.
1313.1 7 10 R'S NOTICE-Oplahl• Bu-
A ,
eftile're. J. IV. Pentii.em. No. foit. September
Iwm, Ifte.9. In the Court of Continuo Pie is of Thad.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by .ai ' d
Court to distribute - funds raised by Sheriff Kale of
dofortelaut's personal property, will attend tp the.du.
ties of his appointment of his Olfue In the borough
otTotamida. on FRIDAY the. lith day (*AUGUST.
1: at_d_o'cleek. p, n., where all ,Pereglis baling
e ..sugrdttst said fund most pretent Witt or else
tat forever debarred therefrom. , . ' • , s
. . J.llO
JttlTib.'lBoo.-It,'' " Altditer.'
•
trpirtijit'gNOtles
.iL - ICdersimied, an realm' amiointed by the Court'
of Basitinon Pleas of Bradford Contity. - td distribute
money in the hands of the strrriff raised from the
atitittrs bate of Beeson W. 000W1ipersonai and reel
estate, rW attend to. Up dation ,of lits: appointment
it, his aide in the borough - of Towanda. on TursdaY,
thd 10th day of Atignst; 1867.. at 1 o'clock, Pat,
July 15, 18e9. , XECK. Aluusor..
ASTOCK OF, TOBACCOS THAT
duet be - btat In quality or price. at
'May 20. • C B. riTtn.s.
riANNED • TOMATOES, PEACH
N.../ es. Dried Fruits. &e.. wholesale and retail.
,filly 1. - AUX.
Now holy
TOWANDA, PA.., ,
Dlt Y '0- 0 0
• ./..our) ti 14u
I'7 -- '''''-7-",
ERE
=1
,ccc~i•~~~+s fn. . ,
air) T WA Mi •E' PPY?.
eltisr—tiwti'lttip‘rtatloil,
F,{4 ' kY I • ... •.• • 1
Eil
t , -
twt t t.
G it!o. et E itl E 8
■
BLOT :i AN.151,-SHCri:S ;
I'l um L'Le4tuc.Lli e c—labLelied
lIMM
On :111,;infitrec..t bui.ow I;rittge Strret,
AS 1,1, they are mainlficturing all lava' , of
Which they offer ta the tra to at
our "1",,brx,0 Li munithvtured from the he,t.
Legal
E. S. Sttrin.
.lirminiAlrotors
bilscollaheous.
HHH H H
B BB B
jaftragit , cinaritnit)e - st atieti
and most reliable 'makes of
BOOTS 4VIYO.- AWOAS.O
--7.-.ZCZEO."-Z4:KC,LU;F.%Trn
.
,WZIEttKi ft .
,11,f,V004 ttlq•r•t-t • 1.1 5-: .i
POO YPitii4()RlNF_lffi r •
-r.,4;e'ciaiy . :ag i cit;ifitgai4,vaiawiii the
nrridikha COthityatadd ;111,..fii
OE
I=
- .erp..),T.T
o'f4 . i 33 . : 11 84.
Eli
=
• Q. 17 iftsic,lt of
b_; - 1( z ).'
771/.1 Tt.ttliVO /fist CS, - ,
~ : 41 : 1 : ;V;I jr--f rE / ; 5 t it a
IS the ki : g&i . / 31 ' TZWILII4IO,- at i 1 - o.
offered At I(;Niestrates.
' • r,-' ; ' ,
H H H H. H H
H H H
4B 0. 41:17 81-0 B (13:11
Lave on
. .must cxten-
hive' (;r!
IEiRNE4S SADDLEIeg
Evoit aint:zi.rd
prepua•ed: r prait- anything in this
=
HFI!I . II.HTIHHIT
13BBBBBBB"B
Thanking our friends .for flee very
Theral patronage given u 8 iii the'past.,, ,
we invite their attention tO our as=
sortment of :gixals 'in !each dePart
inent, as:Ruing them thatrwn haVe
. •
never rhefoi-e tCn...idile'tei offer great=
er'indueenieitti3 Limit at the priseilt
EUMIHIU Bit OTHERK
fr - a IT II
H H H II IT H
Tom llola door 14,
ANTHIIiE TO FIND 1:61-1-3-Eii-
f
1/1.01 : 131.1:11-n:"!
CEILING, VLOOIIIN(4, SIDING
•
•
•
t;.sra,; t • t •t.ll-- •
. •
AVINDOIV \NI) Dpoit FRajtl:S,
u,i~r r: sIL LVF;~:,
FENCE RAILS, POO-4,
cuf:NER I;6ARDA. VAsE
CORNICE, • ITEIZE,
r.k, CEP LUMBER, ItILL TIMBER
ROW 11041111 S, &C., &C
GrEa...v
LUMBER AV All EILOU,SE,
orio=. 117-TITOITST . 'f6WA:cp,k
N. 11.--Job Work promptly done
To‘vaMla. Jnly -
G
FRUIT JARS:
WHOLESALE
clioeNßgT sToi'E
nu.ciT-
Tommili4JWyltlW9.
•
••
. .
C OFFEE, -TEA ; • SIM Ag; .I.ISH,
-&e., wholesakrandretaiL - : •• • -
-July L . ••:• . • MLcAltil& hui.. •
LL TftE ABOVE GOODSAVILL
1 - 3. be Sold to tjri+ . ttade etc:v . ollA doer.
MS 1. ' '3IcCADE te
VEWORKS, ATWHOLESAIE
at JO. • ItcCABE k ,111%"3.
etrARY t i ltitOS NOWII:E.A.P
In fine condition: at the, Gardetrof
Inix I. -ALUMS ltlX.
HEM
!ErErn
? roi /
OEM
- 14
ES
T TAI tLE,st
MAIN VTIII:ET.
;11J, I L_ 5.
1
IIETAIt;
AT .TIIE
hi;
If AMA.
,I,Jrf s ; Xerililindiso: •
NEW' SPRING. 000 -
AAJt:i.l - A - r •4
I.gr, ,r; .77 - 7 - 7: • .
T.Syrio. &= co.'s
MIMI=
Siii
MEE!
4 blive stock_ of
DyESS , , , GtOii;
: CLOAItS and SHAWLS,
HQOr SKIRTS,'
6tOTIIS ana,-CASSIMEIt}IB,
El
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
AND NOTIONS
) DOM..piTICS,
t SHEETING.B,
31 X 3LINS,
__._.._-~IC~I~CiT~,
TA I nC.I.3IS,
t• .1.-_
ES
PRINTS,
1 01 1 T0g
•- • ;
11~c7)~B~~'1~
LADIES',
311SatS,
% and CHILDREN'S
HAAS,
CAPb
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
IVALL PAPER,
ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
x_ C-3;.-11
H
Our Spring ;41.0e1i
is now romplet,
in
_every iiepartinent, anal our C:Oo,l,
have it , , t; been gele(!ted with a viewt,,
sceurc largo 1)1 dit.t:, but t!) plc ahi• :111,1
benefit onr enstoincrs. A1"0 Lt li
we have : : ;nec - eoleil hi; it,
all to call and verify our statomilit
rAyLoil ,k;
Towanda: April 1. 180
1 .4 00 K HERE!
coll'ELL d .11 ui is
ti lo j.t:111,1 of - I.3i , ..sxtrAi.t. t v.:J.. a / f
la;gc aud ,to:k
=I
Wllob 111(7 offor to brup , r:
rornpaiti.in.
Cash laid for all kuols farrarrs"Pr , ,llac
Arril 21. 11cti2—tt. . .
Real Estate for "Sale
Fo' SALEoiIEXCII.C.N(iI : .. -
The u;atiereigr , .ll Offeri4 for sale r N. ).311. ,
hi , . proyertY. 0 7 '.rner of 11.^khn. and Sl‘th
~ I , n ,ieting of a I.lw,lling and 2', urn I.oel
largo variety of fruit. Ankh ae.
•••,. apples, pluton. cherriee. and a mind,.
treeA. For particular,. .mttire of 0. 1). 3forrrnsyi
The above property will be 40h4 low nod payment
Towanda. July 1. 18111---tr.
t GRE I.T CHANCE FOR - SPEC-
Fan% .tun Mitt !Tor
hicl7.—olle 111111,1*111.Cres of laud. 40 acres
-
rd. two dwelling houses. barn and other lutilduk:
saw null. new. with 34 fret head and fall, 30 acre
pond, anti can cot froth :300,000 to 500,000 a year 50
acres of heavy titular laud, with a portion of ele
pine. lying about 4 miles south of Smilltboro*. r
a very easy grade. The above property will 1,, I
low, and payments made easy. Good mason, e.n ,
'for selling. Enorilre of the undersigned on tile prep
S. S. 1311.11)1,E1'.
Wanthain .slltunlit. Jllll, 21, •
IT ABLE DAIRY FARM
+. -T 4
11 holt SAUE.—The dabsenlx.rs offer fur sale their
Eliot Dairy Farm, situated two miles cak of vireed•
wood. McHenry ro.. Illinois. Said farm contai,
three hundred and twenty acres choice land. ilescrif•
eil as follows acr, choice timberi , d. Ino mire's
meadow, and N under the plow. Vinod clwel
lingdninse and umbra-WM.O, lgrve eldtle barn
and good hurt, barn. 'the tinert lnitt, rpriugs in
the country, running through a comruiloms al/ruM•
iptve. Is capable of keeping 75 cow+. and is only
I:, miles from 'ti's lict•.:Fwtory, Terms ono.
Intlf cash, balance in cane papnents at 1: per rent. M-
U:rest. Si'3.lcllcur7,
Oreenwoml, Mno , :Iry Co.. 111.. or F. S. Ayer.Sherlii
iquin. F. S. ASTI:.
May ISO 9 -tf. S.
OR SA -1N MONROE 1301;k )
One house and lot eituate. on Mechanic stn t
adjoining ,tho Barclay railroad depot- Sled one 117
of land containing two and one-half lICIV ,, by
of the Sullivan and Erie railroad. adjoining the depg.
and only one tier of iota between the land and Mao,
ATM... If not 'gold by NOvgroher let it will be t
rent. For terms enquire of James Elliott. Toorand ,
or Win. 1.,e20. on the preTnisee.
Monriiitly 15.
1 1 A111I FOR SALE IN CANTON.
I.The subscriber offers for sale hie farm in, Cal,
ton, containing about eighty-aix acres. some sereiity
improved: The Improvements are one: dwelling
lumse. oue barn. ime milk-hones.. one raw-mill in
.goiel naming order, with 12-Lorse portable engine
capable of running mill ; it can also be_nua by water
a portion of the yeast. Connected with the .1111 e, all
the necessary machinery fur manufacturing wave
Eubs. in good order.- - There is elsnst thrifty young
apple orchard on the premises, and other (mit tre
artamd thej house. The farm is located about two
fromreanton village, and within one hundred
rude of the Williamsport & Elmira ILIL. For terms.
call On C. Stockwell, at Canton, or the enbeeriber on
the 'ref:ultra ,
May 9, 1969.
A BARGAIN.-A FE BULD-1
...1.11-ini; lot on Third !itreet, near the Catholic Clem L.
fifty feet front, biotin - led in the rear by au alky, a II
be aohl at ahargaiu by inunediate application t”
& 31olutoW, Attorneys-at-Law.
ToWatala, July 15.
LOOK AT - IT!-131 ACRES EX
...L. caent fanning lana—consldcrabln
Tuat;arora ton-n:414. 13. Julles than- Caufou , il.
Price ftlB per acre. For particulars, addrea,.
E. D. BARN ,, .
July 15, IgP. Tnukbannock. Wyoming I',
..GENTS WANTED-FOR PROF_
Parsons' Laws ,4 Business, with full-tiro.tion ,
and !onus for all Transaction in every. state. by
Titrornir,ra, PAIIRCNS. L.L.D, Professor of I.ar oa
Harvard Unireesity. .t !lEW BOOK ron
Explaining o.ery kind of Contract and Leant 0 1 . 1, 0'
Con, and showing hcnr - to . draw and exeente Ran,
The highest and beat authority in the land. S , nd for t
our liberal tercets. ' Also for,-our Patent Iliblo
rnctnn, fisvr Fars. PARMELEE k
.
CHOICE CANDIES.
• • COWELL &MYER.
T - 1 7A.RArE - rts - OBSERVE.-- tI)
•K lIIK—A thoroughbred, shorthorn, ur Vurbain
recardr.l sto a, A. 11.11., vol. t, will .stand ter
: Pro. bet:the present N.:3,011 on Joseph Flom, i•„, farm.
iti.,il,ouriieton, at the following very low rat. -
'IVC, C:lsh Smile row, 4 , 3 ; twoirowg..s ; nut
or rizcowt 3 / 4 ; 10 • ten corn, $15.. Also for sale, calve,
biath,heifers and bung, the got (4.144 Kirk. Csll and
,examine the rt ok. _ J. 0. iioMKf.
- 3tonrorton. 3f# IRO.
A LL KINDS SPICES, COFFEE.
ti routed, ready ground, or ground to order, pot
2, 3, 4, or .pound boxes.
W. N - T ED. -TIVENTY GOOD
BA.= Thrszata: by the Towanda Tanning Co..
Orvenwood, Bradford Co.. La. Ilighent wage. win
paid.ditring the veohn.,; e.oawn. .1. B. lInAVE.
tirronvood. May , 61. 1,;.;o fr.
S'TltLPl{s,
- SHOES
&C!
at - pr. that
=II
lice.USE .11 MIX