News from all Nations.
Algeria has had another earth-
qmke
—GrOn is the favorite Parisienne
color.
—Florida is receiving cabbages
from Charleston.
—The Duchy of Cromwell pays
Wales £53,000 a year•
—Band in the Banresient,o river is
'worth $7 per ton.
—"Jaw Plat" is the Vermont name
for s.rognoto ground.
- •
43,1.eniThis wants the Legigatare
io declare all city offices 'want. • -
—Four hundred and fifty Mormons
have just arrived from Denmark.
—Dubuque, lowa, is reported to
be losing population.
—The trees in New York are al
ready shedding their lama
—The English Government thinks
of introducing red docking'.
Fars valued at $50,000 have been
received at Ban Frandsco from Mks.
•
—A rich old fellin# in Berlin, just
dead, has left a million thders to his cook.
—The taxable property of Boston
has increased since last year t 55.937,000.
—ln Honolulu there is a fire-alarm
bell which was made in New York.
—Memo wants the names of her
streets placed on the pa lamps.
—Natchez, Mississippi, is growl
ing about the 'sidewalk eating table nuisance.
—George Francis Train is called
"a deserter from a comic almanac" by an Ore
gon paper.
—A Lynn grocer advertises " :
toffy cheese, just lovely.* The "devil" undonbt4
edly set up au o for an i.
—Qarn is so abundant in some
parts of Texas that the farmers carrot dispose
M it at 25 cents per bushel.
—I man, seventy years of age,had
his leg broken by cow ho was leading to pas
ture in New Canaan, Ct.
—A hack drove through Boston
the other day with eight persona in ado and
seven extra large trunks on the outside.
—The Odd Fellows of the-United
States celebrate at San 'Francisco on the 20111 of
September.
—Personal journalism is advocated
in Neer York, uif they were aot "personal"
enough already.
. —Out of 22,362 immigrants who
strived in Milwaukee sines the Ist of May, 9,587
went to lihnnesota.
—Last year's resin crop,at Malaga,
was the greatest ever raised, amounting to very
near two minion boxes.
—The New OrlEans Picayune_esti
mates the cotton crop at an excess of half •
million bales over that of last :rev.
Sohn Bright, long one of the
proprietors of the London Morning Nara has
withdrawn or sold out his interest.
—Chicago reciprocates the compli
ment of California fruit bystmaing to tbe Patz
several car loads of butter.
—St Louis was alarmed the other
day by a drunken indtan. who ran through the
streets bradishing a tomahawk.
—The apple crop of Maine will be
lighter this year than ever before. lint one
fourth of an average yield is egicted. .
—ln the White Pine mines the
amount of silver -ore produced 'in the throe
months ending July 1 was 4,174,000 tone.
—"Broad-gagae Graerrillaa" and
Albany Shovelry" are titles of the combatants
In the recent war on the Susquehanna.
Chinese place of worship is
shortly to be erected in the city of New York,
where there are said to be some 10,000 Chinese.
—French literal papers are worry
ing themselves beCanse Marshal Serrano, who
is only a regent, puts on the airs of &sovereign.
—The Oniaha Republican recom
mends the Laramie Plains as a summer resort.
—lt is said that Sheridan ran away
from the Saratoga ladies. It is the first time
that he ever was afraid.
—Miles O'Reilley's poems have
sold so well that his widow gets a oomfortahle
little fortune Mom the sales. .
s —The peach- shipment from Wil
mington to Philadelphia and New York onldon
day "night reached 107 cat loads, or 53.500
baskets.
—One of the most faShionahle
yonng ladies at Nahant wears a hat which cost
only ten cents, and which the trimmed herself.
—lt is said that the slimmer Nisi
toni of Newport leave no less than a million dol
lars a year there.
—Twenty-seven families from Roch
ester are about purchasing 3,000 Acres of land
near Frodericsburg, Vs.
—Admiral Farargut dresses very
plainly and talks but little when on.duty. age
is neither remarkable for his decortiorui nor his
deck orations.
—A citizen of Salvica, Ky., has a
small cow that gave one - thousand four hundred
and sixty gallons of milk in one year.
—A gentleman ordered a servant
to call him at six ; but he awoke him at four,
telling him he had two hours longer to sleep.
—A steamboat after the American
model has been placed on the Bldne, and cre
ates no end of astonishment among the natives.
—lt is estimated that over 200,000
bushels of last year's wheat crop still remains in
the hands of growers in one county in lowa.
—A little boy in lowa rolled down
hill' with a rattlesbake clinging to him. Before
he died his body was the perfect color of the
reptile.
—Being sick, a Keokuk dog re
ceived a dose of medicine, and ejected from his
mouth half a pint of leather-headod tacks.—
.floshot 3dcerfistr.
—The Louisvill Courier-Journal
-say.; Matilda Crawford, colored, paid $65 for
;the privilege of blueing the eye of the sable sip
. ter, ttollie
Williams.
—The Boston Post says a guest at
Karatogs mistook ► large silver-handled dinner
knife for hiapocket handkerchie. A policeman
pointed out his error.
—lllinois has two thousand nota
ries public. Of this number four dundred are
residents of Chicago and Cook country. San
garcon county bas about fifty.
—Preparations were made for the
burial of alittle child at Madison, Indiana, last
week, but just about the time of the funeral it
awoke from a trance.
—The i rlate glass factory at Lenox,
Mass., will begin to opera. to during the month
of September next. It wall be the second plate
glass factory in the - Xi:kited States.
—One of the reigning Parisian
belles is about to be married to a Chinese, ono
of the attaches of Mr. Burlingame's mission.
The parents of the fair one are in dispair.
—lt was an apt answer of a young
lady who, being asked , where was her native
place, replied : have none; lam the daugh
ter of a Methodist minister."
—A miner at La Salle, Thinois,
rested along iron rod against the telegriph
wire, the other evening,upon quitting wind
during two days the communication was inter
rupted.
—Rec. Mr. Bokurn,commissioner of
immigration in Tennessee,. soya kgentlemb
from Cincinnati has negotiated 'With him for
10.000 acres of had in Omnbedand county. He
has gone to inspect the land.
—A call for a colored labor con
tention in Georgia has pat been issued It is
proposed to hold the convention on the 10th
day of October next.
—Dr. Gobat, the Austrian Bishop
of Jerusalem, is in London, endeavoring
awaken an interest in his mission work. He
has twenty schools in Palestine,witb a thousand
pupils of all nations.
—Near Austin, Texas, is said to be
a large and thrifty mustang grape vine, which
has so far forgotten itself as to be at the
pres
ant time growing a crop of acorns in addition
to the usual supply of grapes.
—The Pope has ordered a bust of
Geo
men P eabo d y
banker gave to the poor of Bonn.
London
h and Rome have lasting memorials of
—A young couple in New Haven,
who were marrFed shod a year ago and divorc
ed after nine mcmtlee nuirtmanial exhitence,
together on Tome:la night
v e l d
yt married in New To" oiled week
—The Ruoian ay is the most
rapidly &Voted of any tore* to Ramo. on &c
-oma of senaityl at the climate. 'The Aus
trian service comes wat t dytog aosmally
out olloooon mmoont °Maori's:lo4mm.
Wetted= Tkornogliat lose 15!) Gat or 1000. -
!naiad 'pod
EDITORS
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IL 0. GOODRICH
!Towanda, Thursday, Aug. 28
Republican State
FOR GOVERNOR:
JOHN W. GEAR
• FP. 4 13 1: 14 . 3 E OF RASENE. 4kUnt
HENRY. W.- WILLIAMS,
UNION =Eq:ThCMS CONVENTION.
A Convention of the 'Union Republican Part/ of
Rodidfdljonikf. to be composed of two delegates
from each election Ohdrict in said comdfr Idlissm*
ble at the Court- Rouse. In Towanda Ranradtk. oa
YORDAT afternoon. ADMIT 3OlBw. at 1 cedock.
to place in acantnaticm cendblates to Iresotpfoorted at
the eitsuing election.
The following persons hen been selected as C
millet of Vigilante for their respective dietriots sad
they are directed to call meetings far the electron 6:
Delegates to the Convention. at th6-nasal phtdes of
holding Caucuses, between the boars of 2 and 6 p.
m.. on garoasuz, the 28th day of Aron= -
By order of the Union Republican Oothity Com.
tithes. ' W. T. DAVICEI,
Towanda, July 21,1862. Cease's*:
WOMAN= 03.101M111
.0)* Dore.-43.1‘ 119Daca, C.O. awls?. ffilBockvell.
4Daliyhtip.-8. D. Medea% Warm AM. a arm&
nainia.--Simeou Sherman. John Bmaham. Dime=
' •
IgAairtop.—.ll. W. Thomas, B.W. Park. re. Made'.
4 am bere.—C2.lllpalding. F.V.Hull, B.Firlanney.
dilßylaw.-1317111T00 Moody. Wares, law Ennis.
Barclay.—Thoa. Medi., Wm. Taylor. Lott C. Howes.
Bertisighou—Jerernialt 2railajr., C.F. Nichols, Jose.
phut Campbell
'Torrington Wrot—Thoutas Blackwell, Jesse B. "So
lemn, Feld Whitehead. •
Burlington bsro.—Dr. E.A. Eterentlano• L. John
V. Rice.
Cantos Onin Motttgontery.law
ranee toy.
Cooks &m.o.—John W. Ctrifftn, H. B. Parsons.lhini
Lewis. •
Coleasbia.—John H. Conine, ,A. M. Cornell, D aria
Franklin—pern McKee, Wm. Ism arrlthild.
Geestredgew natant.. Oa tar SaltM 43 4r 11 °
r J
Hern i rli.B.Brentn, Ethel Fuller, Geo. W. Elliott.
Leßoy. —Robt.clee, Atuhows, D. A. Orliwold.
Lttchiteldt-13.-Y M eKinney,Wm.Bosboick. o.L.Laytem.
Leltairrilleboro.—G.Waink, 8. Clothant Jesse Carl
Monroe tetp.—Chaaliollon, L.Marcy, HlramAath op
Monroe tom—Anna Rockwell, IL M.
H. C. Tracy. •
OreoelL—L.C.Frislade, 0. J. Chubbnck. A.O. Mathews.
Otertelt—Jno. Mathews, Deng Hawetty, B. Wambold.
.Pate.—C.W.Reynolds, o.N.Delelf, Joshua Burrows.
Atol=-114..1. C. Robinson. B. 8. Nukes, Jarard
ond.
Mow hop..-L.W.Tonier,JostnisHorton,AlMlehads.
Rowe boro.—Joble Pas more, H. Vents, D. Vaught
SniaLgeld.--Geo. Desch, Chas. Forrest, A. Phelps, Jr.
Syrimgehi.—Dr.B.Wilder, Rt Allen. Wm. Wlgsten.
South Cnot.—J.M.Voung,D.F. ob Hadreth,L.D.Ethepard.
Spank! boro.—Ci.P.Monroc, P.Furman,W.L.Sccaten.
Skralteqnto.-O.D. Kinney, J. H. Chaffee, Lloyd Fish.
Standing Stone.—John Gordon, Wm. Bostwick, Rich.
ant Jenni
Tem.—Wm. Horton, John F. Dodge, Wm. Terry.
Towanda top.—J.M. Bwartwood, J.o.Ainne. Aladin?.
Towanda North.—Ezra Rutty, 8. B. Harding, Daniel
Kenady.
Towanda bora—B.M.Pedt. J.Merideth. E.M.Paroona.
Tray top.—M. Loomis. B. Came. Edward Remington.
Troy bore.—X.M.Tamesey. 1.. Mime, Clement Paine.
Ttetavore. —D. D. Hack.... J. Cogswell. H.B. Ackley.
rinr.—Jas. Mather. E. B. Maier. A. 0. Noon.
Warm—Alars=. Wbaakm. Yaw= Pen:Litton: Wm-
Cceblte.:.
IFaudlsak.—Ben3an= Rizrkeadaa. Andres Hand
Ma= Tan Dyke.
tramiusiap.-16.. Fre. .la.t.= eta=be.-J2n. Efturd
Saa.thrt.
Iryzact.—lL J_ Cccaoro,o- Greer GI-sr-ger. Samuel
Chasc...-Nedku.
arac---4- Wa..k Beardstr. J. B. Bleated.
Ingtam. Smith Tuttle. George
311Ec=rw.
Fame foe netting on ELLTUBDAT. AUGUST 28th.
between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock p. m.
01;4A ELIAV I :4 :At Ml,lO-01
The Republicans of Bradford will
open the campaign by Mass Meetings
at Troy, on Saturday Sept, 4, and at
Towanda on Monday, Sept, 6. The
importance of the pending election to
the people of the north can hardly be
over-estimated, and it is time the
honest yeomanry of Bradford were in
line of battle. These meetings will
be addressed by Governor JOHN W.
GEARY, Senator JOHN , SCOTT,
Hon. WM. D. RELLRY, and Hon.
G. A. GROW. Such an array of dis
tinguished and able men should be
sufficient to bring together a „large
meeting, and we look for grand dem
onstrations.
The people of this County have on
several oc , casions,, been, disappointed
in the presence of speakers who had
been promised, but we have the most
reliable assurances that all the gen
tlemen we have named will positively
be present. They have given their
written agreement to be On hand, and
will certainly, come, unless some un-
foreseen occurrence prevents, against
which no human foresight can guard.
The brave soldier and distingished
civilian, Gov. Gz.tar, needs no com
mendation at our hands: The histo
ry of his administration for the past
three years has been the record of
economy and regard for the public
welfare. The state credit has been
advanced, the public debt. reduced,
and the burdens of taxation removed
from the people. The voters hail him
with "well done thou good and faith
ful public servant." As brilliant as
were his military achievements, yet .
the victories of peace have been no
less renowned, and he standi
pre-eminent as one of the most up
right and independent GOvernors
that ever filled the Executive chair of
the Commonwealth.
Hon. ,Tomv Scorr is comparatively
a stranger to the people of Bradford.
We believe this is his first visit to us.
He is making for himself a proud rep
utation as an able and conscientious
Senator. Thoroughly republican in
all his tastes, habits sand inclinations,
and remarkably frank and outspoken
on all occasions, ho wins the esteem
and friendship of all who come in
contact with him. He is an able and
convincing speaker; of good address,
and our people will be pleased with
him. On all occasions when he ad
dressed the Senate, he was listened
to with attention, and was acknowl
edged as being one-of the ablest men
in that body.
Hon. WlLtakia D. KELLEY has on
one occasion
,at least, addressed the
people of Bradford, and left with them
the reputation of being a most elo
quent and effective speaker. Hi
manner and words have a charm and
influence such as few men can wield s .
He has just returned from a trip to
the Far West and the Pacific States,
and has a store of incident and -ob
servation that will interest everybody.
His speech will be in itself an intel
lectual trait: and Nat be enjoyed by
all, without regard to the political bi
—Hos4owell
byioar aptople to need any 'amid of
commendation or praise from us.
Suffice it to say tnat he is prepared to
grater iSP* FF4PAin with tkr" l -
ted vigor, and will some in his hear.;
ers the feellng of enthusiasm which
always gr("1 him whe,ll4l!Caaing
his fellow citizens in this : diatrict .:.,:
RepubliCans of Bradfordt
ence of these distingnialnld
_men
should be sufficient to ensure a fult
turn-out to these meeting" even if
there were not momentous 'interests
involved in the October election. It
is time that public attention should
be directed to the Canseque#Ces of
success • or , disaster, and • the evils
which would flow f;On2 the overthrow
of the Republican party. It is time
that we should inaugurate a ifiarp .
and decisive campaign. But a few
weeks remain for organization and
mirk. Let the turnont to these meet
ings demonstrate-that the people are
still awake, and that the ,old camp
fires are not yet extinguished.
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY
The New York Mien, the well
known Democratic weekly, formerly
owned by "Miles O'ReallY," has no
sympathy with the Pennsylvania De
mocracy, either in their platform or
candidates. It says ;
" No condemnation of the rebellion
against which the soldiers fought,
even though the soldiers were praisea
—the omission being an insult, if
any reference to the subject were
proper. No fitting expression in fa
vor- of economy in public expendi
tures; nothing in fact,* or laid, but
the old negro qriestion and general
abuse of the Republicans. The self
same grumbling without proposing
an improvement ; the same refusal to .
understand the altered , position of the
whole country which has led to defeat
- so frequently. The nomination of a
man with nothing tOrecommend him
but the fact* of heaping up wealth,
with no record worth mentioning,
and nothing abbot him to arouse en
thusiasm but his money." Not the
first- sign of true loyalty, nor the least
evidence of a devotion to the best in
terest of the whole, country. Under
such circumstances we do not expect
nor wish that the Democrats should
carry Pennsylvania.
"We 'do not wish this simply be
cause it would be a triumph of the
Vallandighams, and the Pendletons,
and the Old school that never learni
and never-forgets ; the former slave
power toadies, who imagined that
slavery was a thing of beauty and a
joy forever, instead of being at 'best
but a cruel necessity of the Constitu
tion. A triumph on such prinCiples
and with such candidates, would only
revive the dead men of the North and
the South, the putrescent bodies
which have been smothered - under
the loyalty of the nation ; the lesdiB
- rebels whether they register
themselves as enemies'of the nation
in Cincinnati,. Hanislatrgh, or New
Orleans. A victory now would bring
the extremists back to life and pOwer,
and with them another defeat in
1872."
11111..0amoN and its great river can
not-remain much longer cut off from
railroad communication ;with the rest
of the country. There are . several
projects on foot for muting, it with
the bulk of•the country, and thereby
with the daily business of the world
by rail. Mr. dinfield, at the head of
the North Pacific Railroad party, has
just reached Helena, Montana, from
Puget's sound, Oregon and Walla
walla, via Pend'Oreille ; and he re
ports that his survey has been suc
cessful in finding two passes through
the Rocky mountains, one of which
demands an ascent of only five thous
and feet from the sea. . He describes
the route he has traversed as easy
and every way satisfactory, but in- -
tends to look for one possessing still
greater advantages.
This connection is really one of the
most important -that is left to us, and
exceeds in value the shore road from
Oregon to San Franciseo. When com
pleted it would give a new outlet to
emigration, and new industries to en
terprise, and complement our railway
system in its grand articidations ; un
less, indeed, the Southern Pacific road
is counted as posakt, through Texas
to Ouyamas. There is another party
reconnoitrinehe Oregon lines. When
all the reports are made it will not be
long before work is commenced on
one of them. .
A (loon BEcosa.—On the 28th of
June, 1861, at the beginning of the
late war for the preservation of the
Union, John W.Geary wasmtabmid
into the service as a Colonel. , On the
2esth of April, 1862, he was promoted
to Brigadier - General, and on the 11th
of 'Tammy, 1865, was made Major
General He was wennded
vat., Cedar .Mountain and Clumoellors
vale. To the present day he aunties
rebel lead in his body. He has been
Mayor' 'of San Pala!** gavel:nor of
Kansas; Military Oetreiner
. of Seven
nab, and fk•vernor of. Pennsylvania.
He discharged the responsible-duties
of each and all bf thefts positions With
honor to himself and credit to Mona
tiyelitete. Few Penagyli*ene have ,
ever-made a wilier recerd. The peo-,
ale read it with pride,, and se, re.
elect him is Oetober by sit' overitheliii
fagnsiolaY;
-
•
also said to liste 'wised the orposehitiskel i th,
Ittithdi eolasits ;Meg Kew sod dhirepore
=WI the trade et Mud very Ames trideh
&We Ms seised, esessopolieethe. *rade of
south= Adak( Idiaih, iodise bitivibisiiiid
~dinthee semens allow' loamy the Dn.
Indies, hastials sod Odikrats" It is them
Ibterowitltst the Odium sire btirs mime*
Pcitelisiblio 41.760** . billiKrad
*tectaturri *sr soicekrAir,ol
Yo* ingsmithew. bwislint4 14,44 , 4
Aistarvonevalm4 irArROP 6
ishulliFtuo „ill**. ow the Surf hftht:
? i) l4 t T , )04 0 0 P r 1.1!„ I
• kriii3 - ptioplith4tipipia :the iptibi l
tritift beitbdik V) dealfia4
lir now Iteld,Ond =MAMAS 4016046011
, 4
eherrof . eeemane gewgaw h:W hoe iho
asir Ude .*Ael • npealid; itar• 4hei "wake
sift•the lhaviatigts a al lopply
lion Wells shun - .041 le owlet*
t/ MIA id in , imp Instance* an so 4
temporters QUI u Alleh ea Winn ire lin
OPITI4OOO HOW/Ter,,tim ,100, dOb_tebilA
the awl Illtelwfit 4 11 9 1 41P01wa11,
illllecePted ar elltigetr selfish WO wltNewar•
Daeiog til?' *Obit intenil damn!** and
plan to nen %IP; the,Fke
tantbi -*mown
lb:Nestling that peilokrie Anita whe'diiwthe
'town, we& hot belief:tined by:464nd
inn GS It was 1 the lowernmeat-ht essiryhof
on thronr. -Asa Pidgeri* wfl to pew fist
•two& those tiyintdayli sod we casiiongioo
his 'aiding coropleenily• al be. !dewed *ls
horde whin so 'MA* from th* !Mims; 1114
littoral wail Putthlg Von AVG& 'iltrlllgOni
Ice-the life at the nation., lt,is no wean the
80141/wt Jimpatlly Is Owt with the coal Interest,
malt, Would to mixing werf, 6 we °rail tifirs
of th Interest to' be able to nape' therebolie,
which tie oppeueil poor now biro the °RION
tunny*, awaited.
The Democrati papers of Lycoming
County are engaged Ina hitter hied ishkis Is be !
coming considerably personal. Tait of the Rama;
dart, ismooed' by the editor of the:Gazette of
having been a rebel sympathysex during the war,
aides being socially unlit to mingle torespecta-r
bin - society. The following cards , will show
something of the iirnience of tile pastier
Itsuuraneo EARLY AerroirTate and hie
" owners consist of a little ague.in iesidon,
"for the time befog, of the empty •They
". do not represent the Demodatle r
tthye
, of
"14coming county. They only reprenent
"'wire and that peeromi little element ann;
" e enw ee nent CoPperbeeds and , enemies cif the
Iff dilring the war. Tate, it is well
"known,was an arrant traitor, and distinguish:
"ed himself in urging the peopleof Cohnnbia
"county to mart the it Gazette. •
" Tca. J . Daum. " ' •
"Preatiniii i i n ri t u are the- author se the alms
m, charges my lore of country obe
" dicace to e laws, (which I hare italsaseda I
:=otmee them the emanations of a Woe
tus=dand•denoonee von as a bar and
't
me and to
go ifgr xm on permit 'thea l
e i ta . cha p rf i c
" tidy - poiyou a 'cowardly ialtroon.kr"
Lan L TAIL •
Aug. *1869,
To the slime the (Alter or the.Gazettereplies.
—The Colonel should remember thattlf this
prOduction is really intended for what it pur
ports to be, 'that we shall hare the Aoki of
weapons, and we 'might be inclined to choose
such as-would net be tasteful to his ehivairpOr
military spirit. We shall certainly select-a dung
fts*, as the most sigable weapon *winch a
Job i But we dual not respond to this hawse
challenge formally until the CoLsigns hisfell
name and title, which is. as we rememberit in
the, days of his military glory, as " tr. Cot..
Lan Lcarza LganCLII Luvernmi Lutto),Lut
am L. Tara." When we see this (*Ka Sig
nature we shall understand htlly what it means
--and then,
..116 wig dem them boots
Mid Bret Bombast= face t r=T:
Bach is Democracy. In Lucerne county a
similar quarrel is going onbetween the difierent
factions of the party. "When reps 411 out hi."
Plaidephians Are having quite a
pants on the Water question. No rain hie fell
en there fbr several weeks, and
is getting very low, and the pit'ople bogie . to
fear that the *apply at Fairmount will give out,
unless they have more rain very soon. The
NorgesAnterieas of the 18th says . -
AU day, yesterday the • feral hope - -iii rain
si=t, alive indications that were not
The ;telegraph brolight• good news
of showers nertbeast - and south. The Minos
,wi the clouds in warranting a
Are; =June of their Would visit and bless
us. Thelnobabilities u ziw rester in the eyes
kat and increased to hist tbe rain hill
Thu far, though water Wilkie has
been felt to some • estent, It has Wu brought
intoned:a more It m sc u lrilion 'en
= ll lln.. t the rain: shoe IT! * ieXag
-streams wa must espeet• to steer more *weep
The latest Saratoga sensation has
been the arrival from Bombay of • a genuine
Asiatic and his lelfig. - ''The gentleman is,an ac
lwnFla.°4olms..Prekilil F orged bnifinlive.
and E n g ila h NW* •themOiltenifY. Ills driss
is only distinguished from that of other gentle-
Men by his westing of a gorgrinn tartest.' The
lady is petite indeed, being only about four feet
high, but medal and elegantly drooped, trear
lag s little round hat, velvet jacket, and an
elegantly-figured silk robe, wound arcrund,the
hips and -limbs, and one end thrown tastefully
over the shoulder, while the other is allowed to
brush the floor: They are making a voyage
anima the world. •
Rev. J. D. }Natoli of Tremont Tem
ple, Boston, in a forcible speech before the
NationsitVeinperance Society, - gate this hit of
interesting experience :
There is a rtintseller inimp; irantregitioW
AtiCe 111 moth , 'corral% hit I never could
M
get to feel towards rum as I dci, until we
went once to tali on a poor family"and found i
man' sitting on a broken, chair, bee a broken
table, and - eating
.from a broken :plate a few
pieces of - broken victuals. The man's' 'wife
wanted me to come and see heir MAMA *hen
he was drank, • for then he was religion% but
when he was sober he was an InikteL Twill
Mot stop to tell the 'Story of themberrwe saw
thee, but when Are •got ant, I asked my, cow
=what he thodglit of rtunsethng now, and
lamed i "I think it is the most
btudnees a man ever engaged bi." And that
ramselletwas so wakened tip that alterwaida I
had the honor of baptildng him.
Its.lt is w fact to be gratefully,
membered by-tit-payers, that under
the administration of Goy: Geary,
not only has the State debt beeiire
duced nearly five millions of dollars,
but the tax upon real estate hail been
entirely abolialied With Grant' in
the Prceidential Chairand. cieary
elected GoVernor, both the national
and the State debt ill no dbubt con
tinuelo diminish, as lthiai don e, pad
time. will soon art* *IMO still
farther reduction of ta4tiori.WM be
realized. All thatis %Write& toeffect
this most desirable end;, •• addition
to the re-election' of (*Wry; is to send
honest men to ihe,X,9 ii
3islante
whO can be zelietfi'ipon toprotect the
TrPaglii7 instead of loin*, in dishon
est-. schemes to plunder '
afirThe capital stoch of the Western
Union Telegraph Company reaches
the enormous fittere $41,663,100.
They, work tut strw:rat wire LOOT
went tO stretch monad the world =four
thrice; and then have a little over e:
nough left to go through its diameter
once. The money receipts of the
ooiapauy.have been an average of $7,-
000,000 a year for the past three years,
and the annual profile , during the
same time averaged about two mill
ions and three-quarter&
with the miens offices to be filled,
aLS
visas - *trick their friends are asking
for them. But all cannot succeed;
. N. .
eep i arrolti
.;
• i.; • IthinthotiadinitY,
that Wllol3Yer may be; eie*nsftd *se;
Abit*itiene ninteeekkin
. ei * and ii 1 :04 8 44 1 °4:0#444
pr• Igc till'hare***iii 1;1 16 1 4 ,
nnee, • Ite who Ifni' a toevrese it is Ai
ebti tinit he winv seeks'
with stair indePendenie
!Ita brA 4 6 R. 7/ Ray ati 4 M l l
'Wegatt° meetinA an4wiled rnut
beet Men tnnttend thn:Cleanty Cosi
vention, and then lot rest *lei
that l a, tjakAii4 l :,
ifAi4.llt 6 7. 4 111'1 4; 1 b/jOili tin and
villigatd, •
.I,2o‘llas ,Itepudiatork are getting
hold ss they advance to the ballot- 1 , I
end it thelieeide 'of' Penns
TOe for * l A9r-RP
.. -909ber,lut,
Niel!, of the de li liorate declarations
his — intiranteliiend
When' he 'entertain - 64'4a: liandmUmly
At. his residence shorWafter the nil.;
and tixoney,, R..Fswarrox,, Moo*
POMEROY, Anosaw Jouiison, and EXIER.
4101( Ennui* they , will
.have' done
their level best to' precipitate that ca
tastrophe. Las t - TuesdaY. evening
ANDIII4 Joassom spoke at , Knoxville,
Tennessee, in the course of which-he
tieed these words,' its printed In the
Knoxville Pre 'dud' Herald of *red
nesday; the -18th of August:
MI
,"Thereis a debt owing by the Uni
ted States amounting to $2,600,000,-
000. The men who are, engaged in
the conspiracy to change this Govern
ment into ,an Empire, say that this
debt. was "created to preserve the
republic.' Now,, what is assumed?
Simply that t must destroy this-Re
public for the purpose of paying the
debt by converting the Republic into an
empire. ify couatryinen, before 'God
and• this people to-night, /wouldrather
the RepUblic was preserved and the debt
gol {Loud- cheers.] This debt
was crested t,o save the Republic; now
the republic . must. be destroyed to
pay the_debt., Rather let the ,Govern
snent, be preserved and let the debt go."
The eleetiOn of 3011NBON to the Uni
ted Staten Senate world be preferred
by rilUtit4 the Den;ocratic leaders of
the North,: and, on this platform.
The election qf Pnezea in Pennsylva
nia, and Pzmuzion in Ohio, wouldlbe
.
the endorsment of th is' platform.
Repudiation was never so near the,
hearts of the. Southern leadern as it
is-today, and , Pncazu and Pmau..evon
have always acted with these leaders.
TEE ÜBE% ROCItDikIOTER. •
Cinase of we. Aced...—C• ' nicastea er t
Jolla 01111‘011,
In the spring of 1868 several seri
ous accidents occtirred'on the line of
the 'Delaware division of ' the Erie,
Railway, in one of which--the Carr's
Rock Disaster, on- the morning of the
fifteenth Of April in that year=more
than a score crtpassengers . lost their
lives, and fift y' or sixty otherswere
wcnmded. In 'each of these mix the
track . had beeimaliciously displaced,
but all the efforts of the Company to
ferret old the perpetrators Proved fa
tila,and finally a standing reward of
0,000 was offered. for any evidence
whiCh would lead to their conviction.
A short time before the occuivance
of these' disasters, the Company 'dis
eharged`frowtheir emplpy andfcans
ad the street cif an English nn, John
Bowen,. sixty-four-years' of age, for
forging e pay-roll. Bowen has been
in this country. for twenty-two years,
and his resided in the neighborhood
of Sparrowbush Bosali Switch for' sev
eral yews put.
—After the Carr's rock disaster, this
Bowen Went to Mr. - Dongless, then
DivisionSuperm - tendant, and accus
ed one Jatthts 'Knight of tampOing
with the rails it few hours before the
disaster. The company at once . put
the matter in the handeof detectives,
bat they failed to gather sufficient ev
idence to warrant them, in bringing
Knight to trial
'lon the fifteenth of Aril last, a
railiwas found torn up near Stair
way Brook, and renewed efforts were
-made:to trace out the iittflty person:
Alter a patient investigation of all
the facts that they could gather, the
Company came to the Conclusion that
Bowen himself was the criminal, and
they' accordingly had him arrested
and 'locked up in Milford, (Penn.,)
jail; when'he 'mimed that he had
tampered with the, railson the twen
ty-eighth of May.
On Monday, Bowen made a second
aid , full tollfenniOn. which we PTint
below;' tleklipidedging' umieir the
perpetri . iter Ofnach: and every one of
the 'eriniel whiehle& to such a lab'
of life and limb. He made it volnn
tuft haying been warned' that he
need not, expect to gain 'any leniency
at the hinds of the Company.
ixemoisiiror JOU DOWLO...
I abide fn Orange County. I time read the Bible
end ibbvedlately, and hope to get some of $57 sine
pardoned: I m.y not lire long. and don't Uko to die
withlsosawehoamy ovanteam I with to lighten
About betwiewi libber and riff. Ohne year/ ego,
es - thi Erb between' the •Dehrwerb hedge,
at saw btln BIR, and Eamedre Cut. I Tr Obi
*WE waireet 'rootlet*" the Comp) one day
and bdwd• a daft Pula the bidets the 'rad to
the edge or the tuck eigilmethe chair; there it loft-
Mt: abet think It nod* do aaQthamr. het it
did.. ;it abated tater three 9¢a elitha track. Ebbe
14 . 14 in Malin. one Tear ago: there au a erootredi
Mal Waal bribes. ear alte shatu , • -•
_-
• toots Om of true and putted tee ar Me
ebtlr, wed Mud It op and put a WIWI war hat Obi
blab* plug val-aueulet eltnliteribt I (hated : It
ter* into the chair but it woodn't gii in without
anateldagbusw Wens It in: Ilea lC se that, avid
atoms awe a freight train and broke it off: and , the
trata ran ell down Unlink. About the •litterath.l
you apt bee Ilereli.(4o) - 1E *lee egiloan
=raft leratt down the track a kit m ar ,
Ward lad brettat toEuilneuml went see abut
ealbtratio thad boning oat these,' , I *erg a
oboe on !ay bet. alb* but are ao I walked -- vrb ,
deptinihe Wady =tit I tame 10 Claret Welt; QOM
beta. pereedihere tot* Wail);;l.atiggied NOV Ell
Emma:4=f the dyer. aide) a nil (eructed)
111. vp sod doss as the train '
Itch apiece the tag oda sail mid tded ,111
u nen ma I could. tailored th e ME tit the ehdr
sad pet a block abliWitto robe it; I pan a lobe UV
der it rift it; I put a gibe tuadeellie gutter tie.
In ceder to nabs it wave stemlght to ita place
ItlieWt think tl nap gtUtg trio
t r i trarli en%
I traulled on bobbin a mile dawn
Ihelieek. aebentheard *grad setae. I Ebben it
U. the bates ellipgad aura into the Watery
oleo Noses it was a train going East. and=
or three dip I beard num the beta' tubed el the
steam
' TM& was the Caret tibek abaft! I telt very
ism Swig boorthal do to taft; lime I ham bees
brie raft WOOL • I was not then is the em
play of lbe Adam way of the oirettri.
Mom I bad bum dinaligelitb. X ar ibe. agro. ColoPeT tarik and
seat Wall lbe
mL e rme m w wftei aka
a tads time upon th at rad afterward it would
limak M. Ist ifs trala lad tromthe Ewa
It would bare drove It dorm. I didn ame 't .Imow from
wide& Iny the next trails was coadai so
I nk alldlialos vas madir,W, foam Doweir res =
IL Ufa at Ur Ifthrd fftie Omaty,
My gam bria radial to Name the Mader Mare
M VIM/tip alboad tack, and eeimeatiftleftralta%
continent in to be flooded with Mon-
there are no MUM= goiNg toleave
China unless they Seeleonvineed they
goto, Nouttnbqx ken, they can realize
ineagli to 4141*, enough to bring
margin, for:their audetuumer, at tome"
They all leave vohndark..- Akio fitri
rr
101.. 6 4T91 .
***jet* Wont)* taxa giv4
Ahallhineanienfilcient . coinpenmition
to•hnbinelhent toy iniigratehut CO
ifrzirniii can.' •
MEI
~Igri,l 4 ll9m-74981 1 . "Itillinge is
Henry. *Abair; .-..4H0L Inge is a
&Clement if►ipe 9 Stephoti
V.4Tatibe
• 1115. The rad* Ilailroad has mac:.
ed Ahe hire Nem.Yoc.to one' him;.
dyad and' fifty Maks % ,; 'arid
to Boston one hundred s t ud iliti:thiee
404 "
WE
OllLTur:iDemoersts , •,
"setts byre noiiintitid
444it4fdr*iir
nr .Aa • -- rot a.
• • ,
TRIAL .
N a l 17 F °
. 3 / 1 (
dz. v...
- . - -
Sohn Mope w w Palleclea• beks.....4eibmst
A Vapdrepool Ti Ra i ander , migkortla
SOM wi 0 Aliodwra el al ' '
Mxi Chu k Nalionbas - T
ema
s I'D and Kay IC Hill. aria
Wm UMW vs Atom,WD al appall
WaciAis)lardnida*mom
Smith Lent Jr flea 'Mince
Goo A Lenava do .
Henn =sr vs Haan= * Tanner .......
Jai Williams jr vs Jos El Ellott et al ad fa most
do do eas
Thos timorous vs ehaa H Ames et al trespass
ilittesson vs Wm Ovilased
Rastas Lovett vs J trAlimes minus ewes
C d Mae is Wlll Holm anwel
It H Sackett vs et a. - ' alocemot
Itidgberry twp vs L H i = debt
John Crowl4 vs James IlreCuty et si tresPasa
Fleentaii Sweet vs Riley It Henry um
J Z Goodrich vs C ,T-Ihnith,
fi TlVaxecTa A Orel .
Daniel Bllvan Ban.ln Bau
Armenia twp vs Burnham k Shaman
E al Mardry vs T 8 Griswold
—14..
8.8 _Butyl t Co i vs l 8 Audrey. 04
Howard Erpress ; Co vs, Wm aline . ,atilt
801/Bit iii QM= vs Lars itedtb • ' Mr
JohnCarmanvislißßUletsl *wpm
WmMWMmsyvii/KWitight - Attu
Jamb Gam vs' 8 8 Webster ' AMW
Bsmuel Sheets Ti Delves Vargas= . 'ir, ..
- .
Agin G Buller k Co 1 0 L Welke • .cass
John Mcßae= Ye Wm Mabree • en fs
Jacob Ilesage n ins X Mallneadmrs...., • 'Mae
F BRIM et id vs 0. ll Smith et qi. - ' eXckeent
A A Penmen it W links : ' • al/Dsal
0 11 Spring vs Pa 2 N Y Canal k BX Co.....smuswes
/ A Wog et at vs Daniel Fidler el IL— —ejectment
Levi Mull vs ikkanon Omen . ease
8 X Aspbswaltmi L II Team.
Tra rbl
Wm Copping, vs 0 'Welke '
8 8 Strait Ti David Palmer ' 4.,... —kV=
W
8 X Leonard WS 11 German
X, Davis Jr- 3 / 4 CO vstMen k Reoseroe Debt
: I. Harding vs Wallet Freeman _ Ellsel
L Prat vs El X IRlMains Appeal
Wairliiagtoe Towildadp TlSMiglAsid Rep.... Appeal
II lt Betts en Pa li X X Canal andX B Ce..Dvsnopm
Orlin-Men vs DX McCraw • Debt
actin &Won vs 0 R. P Disbrow Replevin
Babreenas for second week returnable on Monday.
September 11, A 10 o'clock, a.m., and Swabia week
onMonday.'ileptember 20. st 10 o'clock aX.
W. A. THOMAS, • • .1.
Z. MAY BE WONDERFUL SOW
WE DO IT. "BUT WE DO I"
ANT OTHER
`;c 1 .1. - 0-T'HIEG STORE!
nc WDFORD COUNXT
If you ore It an alioptklal of the . irobject, jut es]]
at the
NEW C L OTthNG EMPO RIUM,
Ow, doer south et! the MEANT; HOUSE. and all year
doubts will' vanish:
naliag Just °mud with an satire sow dock at
NEWS' ANI) -BOYS' CLOTHING,
Whleh has bevo pluchasod kit cmab, at the present
ikpeeesion In the market. I as offer better ban
(Yin thin Shone who tune • stock' porehosed
when prices were higher
I respect:oy roiled a call ham my old customers.
andwil who deotre to troy goods at
PAIR PIIIPZ
, /,naem!)ikr thepboo.
One dbor south of Manx House.
Towanda, awry MAN&
T IE LA 'T AND . BEST!
THE AMERICANBUTTONHOLE,
OTERSEAXLVG AND SEWING ZACIHNEI
Sold by CALKINS & BARBER,
iderewee New Block. Towanda. Pa.
TEM YLcH Z combines in the good gannets
of another end-dant inaddnen, doing with ease,
rarddity and dogma,
liWiffNil,
HENKING.
FELLING.
TENZING,
CORDING.
BRAIDING.
QUILTING,
•
beam doing dilthrent WS. of wort that Mal: um.
edam cannot da, Each aatoaktog belie ,
BU.7'TON ROLES,
, . .
than ran be mph by beret at fhe gated . lbor per
eonente. and oeV.eam or 'webs over and over;
whtelf a( mcw egos thus
even nnum-hdee. 'Donl fell to see thbs
Keektse We , leaks aft to lee
and try U. and are to let tbe cue rot on Its
ma merits. Very Nachtne warranted - to ere as.
tine inneteetkeo.'
CALIDIDI k BARBER.
Dobegente wanted In oink neen. - ,
Thwenkf. Aug. it. 1144.—ken
"EqBBT NATIONAL BANK.
TC;WANDA.
CATTAIL. .
Sinews Fm.
thialliak oars mown rAciunn for the
OrNERAL #ANKING livsnirEsa.
It~~;r..~~.;~'d
am* TO ism Cix,JlK:mi;i or Noipis
itrdel wt.Ltrig to /OM SIONKTPACT' plat ot sir
!low states, England. Ireland, WOW, or the veto.
dpreitles and towns of Elmo, can , bore procure
dratto for that papaw
Rands ricxzra
To ae fuggier; old tri bed stessier or MIL
tag Ines, slyer' as
rvitlip minim. mut AT =wan SATIN.
HipSestAilieptidfir U.B Ewa. ioid slew.
11. N. to EM Prekked. a N.13=1114
Tommila. aftlt.lBM. ' POW.
CANNED
es. TOMATOES;
ley L wadded, imPEA.OII.
MICAH is MIL
las
Mat Mimed house and log house. framed
and a law butt trees thereon.
a.lmi_mm.__Etwmat. awn red John VaWlee
and ii. 1 41P1WP1011011%010.0 1 7 41 %
virtue irt a writ ot V. EIC« the fel
t= or Wthad.eltnaki In Tuamotu
as ktltnnt: North b 3, Ind of It
F Beak met by Wm Peet and Xenia' Vargo, mouth
and met by L B Itersmy ; contshanted ones more
or leer. sad no tispromerwats.
----11141113w0in ratierterpleormisulestrelaninftw. -
ate In Tammy boundted ae follows : On
the north by Med 8 A B 1'11. 1 4'
south by OM ; co
Ins 21 scredut land or km. no linDrol'
meats. -
Seised and label leuMetellas at the suit of
se W Clymer vs. Leonard . Clark and James
4 12 =-11tu s es: aikt i tiorilltie 'olden
or 4.
a d s ML : 4141° la the u rriorth
had owned by B i ,B. beam' the OM Rae at
21114 cm" Illmilxzwr.. soot Ws to
Attests,. west east.lbr a earner em einit to the
centre of the seernizaid Owftmm, alma
geld rant In a amelseastedy fi reiedbence
north to landumed by .1 , wokow pm:wiz
:ll4l wirsa is kaes al le Tess,
apple =dhlt=
Selsed lad token too ' at the suit or g
Patricia: Warms •
REGIS • 'l4 . NOTICIES Notice
la bereby e , • that them has brandied and
settled in the •
.. — Of the MOP= of Winn• in and
forthe • lindradi amounts of administro.
lion •• foaming adale...via: • ..ft
• .. of Thomas M. Cud,
,admr C. D.-
Mil Dr - of Cohinibia; dereased.'— •
• • aoommt of E. 0. 6 =, adm'r of Imam
Ha af Albany;
r' amount of Wm. ceder and ,Obedha Gore.
—• . of NNW'S linden late of Blitiliequin,deed. •
Find maxima of EllatE; Manna manila of Rehm
.D. Chaffee, lAD of Ornalie dre'dz..
rind Wand of A. I,ftsnma adat!r. ,of Rhene ,
ter Cabon.lMard'llottroaton. deed. ' ' • "
Anal amount of e.g. Mat. atter •Jof Plano H.
Raft Pie of .Terearcas, deed. -
ALEIAN=The appraisement of atmertY met MT by
Eseadors or Administrators to widows or Children.
of the following decedents :
Estate of David a. DWI*. - of Franklin. dets . d4 •
.4 44 mut sewn, ot Pike, deed. L
W flarculd airtaborti. of Wltutham,'oee'd.
.4 .4 John lisignolds. of Romp deed.
4 . Jones Mail, of Columbia, deed.
.4 w Jeremiah Boger*, of Towanda, deed.
Tapas Vasa, of Sedistiatoi deed.
And the same will he to . the Osphane
Court of Bradford , on Thursday, the 9th day
September. AWL at o' p..in„, Yoe outdistance
and allowanett. . H. J. MADILL.
Aug. pi. 1864: '
Register.
EMI
TEACHEWS. COUNTY • INSTI
TOTEL—Thelleenty Institute will open at Can
ton. on Illondsy. Sept . Dar ; Towanda, Sept. 13th;
Thiralt 30th. Exercises willcommence on
ill elealmr; st -P. T ado. sad_ at Calrli, on
Friday.
Distinguished educator; ire expected to be present
during all the aemloes of the Institute:
AS who propose to teach in the public schools are
expected to at the plena most corrtenient.
School Directors. and the Mends cof ed
=Won generally, are cordially invited.
A. A. KEENEY.
County tirml.
Aug. 10, 1889.41
SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE
'rowAsp!), BEDFORD CO.. PA.,
This Institute will open its fifteenth year with a
foiln Idlthe he.l the
lievers. on Wednesday. September Ist.
1160. 03LT,
" 1 Y 22. 185 9? I . ; , PdncipaL
En
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL !
. •
.TIM PIM Session of this Institution will commence
iljeptembee
July 22. 1869.-tt
TE RAYSVILLE ACADEMY !-
.14- . 771E FALL Mut of this ,fichoot will open,
on MONDAY. - ALIOODY 30, 1803.!
BEV. BAENOIL
The higher Mathelitaitca, Bookkeeping, Latin and
Greek, and also the common trenches rill be taught.
It will be an effort to forward primary ae well as ad
vanced pupae. Tuition lid to. U. Inftrmation in
regard to Board and roans for boarding will be
aberrantly hazdabtritor the &boat Directors: or the
Prindpal.
Leßayrdlle, Aug. 1860-2 to
C .
r E,B IN irRENCIP &=DRAW.
VOW LEQUIN,
, WM eenunenee the ® Term
Of her •
PRENVII AND DRAWING 'CLASSES.
In the School tense, noir Wm. Dtttrich's, on TUE&
DAY, AUCHMT 7th, 1869.
Tsiare Ton Possca—Seholars tinder 12 years 13.
Scholars over 12 years $4.
low Damn= Lanones—geboise
$3. &holm over 12 years, $4 SO.
Boon
Still continue to manufacture their celebrated •
HORSE POWERS & CLEANEIiS,
and will sell • Letter toaehine, for fella money than
cola be bad Owyhee tn. the world. WP claim for
our madame that they will do as much, or. more,
than any other, and are more durably built. We
personally superintend our work aid see that it is
well down. We wilt send
of or machines, on inVilcatioo.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
Ate & Two Horse iIiRESHER SEPER,ITORS,
FAIT AND GRIST - : 111ILL wet done to order.
3tieua a cal !lame pnrebselog elsewhere.
VII .'OO moaavutr.. `Friatisx
. .g:O5 aooutt
Ant. 9, 1869..
SELLING OUT BELO* COST I
A wonderful opportunity for all who wish
PURCHASE FURNITURE CHEAP
B. T. DECKER • •
will from this date :ell all his goods madding of
PARLOR SETS,
• • DINING ROOM SETS, -
;CHAIRS,
• BEDSTEADS, -
MIRRORS,
&C.' &C.,
• 11.ELOW (IOST!
WThe ,told at present occupied bJ me 1 for
rent or sale. It V one o f the &at buslAeas stands
in Towanda. • •
Towanda, July U. ISO. S. T. DECKER.
JVLWS woiav
GATHERING.
,
GRZAT B SIN
AND" EtlM;sl¢-01.1;
BOOTS & si:Tomrs
The undersigned are recieringo large- and well re•
leered dacha
B . i 0 0
. ' i r 3 4 . ..V;l: ' , 4 :
. $ll-0 . E 44.;
40,000.
SUMS44,iID . FAL.
• :
GENTS,
- „
~IIZ.
AND CHILDREI4I3,:::IVEAR.
SEWED' tAND PEGGED BOOT'
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
MD as►D! *NM PEMILINS).
liplaldidfoessittivon, wr solklatasizmiaits
(It 01.1111111.
vtioa 1110121101 P.
Towable; Oil b 18!.
'~vu:;asisia, she
.111ANHITELD, 7100 A 00., PA.
Pref. CHAR. H. VERRILL.
PrfrulpaL
& CO..
cATALoGUES.
THRESRIVI and CLZASERS,
lANNING•kILLB,
cracTirs AL7ro rizio aAvi
CAIITION.—Wherein my wife
Vine= and my -daughter Ilmniserm. have lift
my bad and board. withoutptat came or provocation,
I hereby forbid all persona hazteming or trusting
them cm my amment as I ill pay no debts of their .
contracting. • . GAO. S. MceItACIELY.
•
NEW HOOT ANN SHOE • STORE, " I Terrytown, Aug. 10, lagg.-gte
•
- 11? TW I
South ext 4 of Ward Innis°
fialtabie far the
Which ire,c4Far low tar cash . Cons4thig a/
LADIES,
NUDE .TO ORDER
I"' ' ' I
CY & MOORE,
JUB BECIVE.D A LASitIE bI'OCK
prieg 4nd.. Smiliet Goods,
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ALAPAoAS,
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CARPETS,
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HooP SKIRTS,
KOTS 4!;... SHOES,
Please call and examine oar stock before parch's.
ng tlarywhkre.
April 28, 1880
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We 'are in daily receipt by - " Express
and Freight of all the latest styles
and most reliable.. mates of'
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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We are constantly manufacturing
'BOOTS' . AND .SHOES,
Especially adapted to the wants of the
Bradford County trade.
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under 12 year;
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stock of
BUNKS,
TRAVELLING -BAGS,
RETICULES and VALISES
Is the largest" in ToWanita, and are,
offeredat lowesb rates.
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We have on, hanclAhe most :extren-
sive assortinent of
HARNESS AND SADDLERY
Ever offered in the County, 'and are
prepared td order. anything' in - this
line.
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Thanking our friends for the very
liberal patronage given us in the past,
we invite their attention to our as—
sortment of goads in depart
ment, assuring them that we have
neverbefore - been able to offer great
.
er inducements than at the present.-
HUMPHREY BROTHERS
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Towanda. June 21.186
OAUT IO
wife, EMILY. has left nip bed and board
without jturt canoe or pro7ocation,l herebyforbsd all
miens harboring or.trnating her on my aeconnt r aa
I Ell pay no debts other coottartlng aller.thia date.
Honark. A
• • • ' ;OM N. COCOLEMAN..:unt^
WSSOLtaignit..—THE COrairr-.
nerablp beritaftwe esistinrunder the nose of
S. Am It BON, In the lumber. business, in this
dig dissolved by mutual consent. The tntstneareill
be continued by 0, F. AM, who will untie the at-
Odes of the labs Clem. . • . , . P. Y. AUL;
• ,: O. Ir." dlardt.
Eassbegain. Ang. 17, 18694*
W ANT ED.—TWENTY. -GOOD
u en r4..pweiras b& s h . eL r randa . Taming Co..
be paid during the wages win
nualani , IL HOWE.
Greenwood, Nay W U " .
A.STOCK - Or TOMCCOS THAT
can't be best la (piing or price, at
May 20. • • C. B. PATCICS.
ALL RINDS GROCERIES AND
Provisions, at wholesale and retail, at
Xty 20.. • C. B. PATCH'S.
STOOK COFFEES AND
. - C. B. PATCH'S.
A FULL STOCK OF WOODEN
~C.l s,at -- C. 13..PATICWS.
Nay 20. • - .
COFFEE, 'TEA, SUGAB, FISH,
, wholesale and retail,
" July 1. lecilAßE tan X.
THAT- ORLEBRATT4I) SELF RlB-
.E. tat!!oar. at . .. C. 8; PATOUII.
- . •
PROF. 110118:FORDS BREAD
1 Silvana% at - ' C. a per. Nay 2%
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HATE & CAPS,
mtopimnit,
GLASSWARE.
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NEI!, sPgiNG Goom .JUST
BECtilltD AT
TAYLOR & CO•'S
A laig* aka of
DAMS GOOD ,
CLOAKS and SHAWLS,
,1100 P SKIRTS,
CLOTHS and CASSIMEHES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
AND NOTIONS
DOMEBTICS,
strn:Ncis,
MUSLINS, -
TICIUNGS,
PRINTS,
COTTON YARN
AND. BATTS
LADIES',
MT9SES',
and CHILDREICS
BEI
CAPS.
.CARPETS,
oriL CLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
.
sit - S
Our Spring Stock is now comiActe
in every Department ; and our Goods
have not been selected with n view to
secure large profits, but to please anal
benefit our customers. We believc-
wu have succeeded in this, nud unite
all to call and verify our statrnient
,TAYLOR & CO
Towanda, April, 1, 1869
LOOK -HERE:!
GU WELL df MYER,
At the old stand of Ilnatreau. k COWELL, are now
ger . elvlng a large an wrlllteleeted stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVLSIONS,
Which they offer to cash buyers at prices that defy
competition: •
Cash laid for arl kinds Farmers' Produce.
_ April 21, 1869—tf..
Real Estate for Sale.
1 VALITA_BLF, DAIRY " FARM
ll_ run utz.—The subscriberioffer for sale their
duo Dairy Farm. situated two miles cut of Omen.
wood, 'McHenry Co.. Illinois. Said farm contain,
three hundred and twenty acres choice bind. desalt,.
ed as follows : 160 acres choice timbered. 100 sm.,.
meadow, and 60 acres under the plow. Good dwel
ling-house and outbuildings, large cattle barn 36x60.
and good horse barn, The finest living springs in
the country, running through a commodious spring.
house. Is capable of keeping 75 cows. and is only
lis miles from Abbott's Cheese Factory. Terms on,
half cash, balance In easy payments at 6 per cent. in-
Wrest. References—H. M. Gerould, R. B.' McHenry.
Greenwood, McHenry Co.. 111., or P.S. Ayer,Sheshe.
'coin. F. 8. AYER.
k May 8. 11368—tf. R.. 8. AYER. -
VARM FOR SALE IN CANTON.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm In Can
ton, containing about eighty-sit acres, mime seventy
Improved. The improvements are one dwelling.
house, one barn. one milk•honse, one saw-mill in
good running order, with 12-horse portable engine
capable of running mill ; it can also be run by water
a portion of the year. Connected with the same. all
the necessary machinery for manufacturing wagon
hubs, in good order. There is also a, thrifty young
apple orchard on the premises, and other fruit trees
around the house, The farm is located about two
miles frem Canton village, and within one hundred
rods of the Williaresport & Moira It.R. For terms.
call on C. Stockwell, at Canton, or the subscriber on
the premises. ANDREW TUBER
enzma
A BARGAIN.-A FINE BUILD
tug lot on Third Street. near the Catholic Church.
fitly feet front, bounded In the rear by as alley. 71
be sold at a bargain by Immediate application to Mr
cCa & Iloattow, Attorneya.at-Law.
Towanda. July 15. 1869.
WOE SALE.—The undepiigned, de
siring to change his business and location, of.
.fees a store bowie and lot for sale. The lot is .91z1
feet. The storeroom Is artOfeet and a ware room
of 9 feet. The property is located in the flourishing
town of Albany. Bradford county, Pa., on the Sulli
van k Erie 11.11.. and la a very desirable property.
For furtber parf.ictilsrs enquire or address
and 12 7 tte A. B. MIME&
F A/ NI FOR SALE.-J. W. PAY
still offers his 'ratable Dairy Farm. enl
isted &Orwell township, for sale. Ha thirties all de
sitingmicti to examine It while the stowing
crops will as the timidity of tliti moth which is
more reliable than evidence obtained from , persons
basin , : a heart to bear flitse witness. Terms easy..
aug.9-1-40 J. W. PAYSON.
liascellazieoni.
WE,THE SUBSCRIBERS,HAVE
this day entered into a limited partnenhip,
agreeably to the mondani of the act of Miserably of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed the 2let
day of March, 1836, entitled' an Act relative to Lim
ited Partnerships," and do hereby certify that the
name of the Arm under which add partnership is t , .
be consittned.is COOPERBBOTHIERS ; that the gen
eral nature of the business to be transacted is the
manufacture of ale and other malt liquors. and vend
ing the NM, and tho same will be transacted in the
Borough of Towanda, Bradford county, Pa. ; that
the names of the general partenrs of said firm are
Richard F. Cooper and William S. Coopers both of
the borough of Towanda, aforesaid, and the special
is D. Archie Pell, of the City of New 'fork.
partnera New York ; that the capital contributed by
the wild D. Archie Pell. special partner. is eight Inn
drod dollars In cash far one4enth interest in said
business ; that the period at which the said-partner
ship is to oornmenne is the lint day of April. one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, and that It
will terminate on thefirst day of April, one thousand
nine hundred and nineteen.
-R. F. COOPER.
• WM. & COOPER.
General Partnirs.
• , • D. ARCHIE PELL
• 84ecial Partner.
Tosszida, April 1. 186i—Gw.
VARHERS CHANGE :YOUR
SEED ;WHEAT.-20 nestles from CEO. A.
DEITZ'S Experimental Seed Wheat Farm, ielect,4l
as the test.
. .
Bohemlan Smooth Amber Wheat, a bash 110
'Ancona. Sall; • " each " • 10 0).
SandonicY. smooth white, It 0.1
Derdenaka. bearded, red. • " 10 00
• The o bons acc li mated one year.
French White Chafe Mediteranean, .. sco
• • " Red ' " " " 500
German imber. smooth. " - 500
Rine Stem. amber bearded. 500
White Chao Mediterranean, amber bearded. 500
Red' " " • red ... , 600
Hungarian White Mad', ..• 5 DI
American ..• bearded . .. 500
Weeks " " " 300
Tredwell " •" • 0 300
netehla White Smooth e. 9 25
Tatratiannock and ttrlifewnia,whits antooth.earah 3 00
Tor gems' cantata' the French White and Bed
Chid Keditereneatr. • ', ~
*Diehrs - and Weeks' White an the best. rkel
are heady and pockhatthe. -yielding a good crop in
any ktnd of soil. The straw is strong. not liable to
ledge. shade hs' and are free ftOID rut 57 and
weevil proof. address all orders OD -
J. N. LEWD&
Spring HU Bradford Oa. PS.
ang,l2-4w . ' Agent for Bradford and akildfl•
DEl%ibilS,
STRIPES,
SHOE.,
BAT,
&C., &c