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LOCAL AND OENERALI
VD. New Fall and Waiter Gads
at TAnza ot Co.•s.
DoT Several letters ire crowded
out this nek.
ltd- Attention is called to the Ten-
Arm notice of D. 0. Cass, in another column.
lEr A lister tank .has just been
put up at Wyssaking station. We notice that
a depot. is &Isola course of constynotion thpre.
se- Our young friend, doses Pl
attars hairbeen appointed depot and "Mu
agent at Wyaanking. '
tar The "International Hippo
coinique'and New York Circus" will exhibit at
this place to-morrow (Friday).
i ser Monomee map of the borough
is mit, and is • superb affair. We will speak of
it 1 . 1011 week.
Proceedings - of Bradford- Co.
'Convention Lodge, LO. of G.T., are unavoida
bly crowded out this week. Shall appear next.
Set.. Fifty-two thousand copies of
the Scranton Daffy and Weekly Republican were
sold during the week of the Avondale excite
ment. • •
is. Mrs. SPALDING, widow of the
late COL Roar. SPALDINO, of Wisoz, died in
Sheshognin on Friday, the 18th Instant, at the
rutranced age of 77 years.
- In publishing the Court pro
ceedings, we omitted to notice that the indict.
meats against /TORN 0. WARD et al., wore set
amide by the Court.
Der UR. EDITOR : Mr. S. C. WELLs
c it a stalk of corn a few days since which be
raised, which measured &rice Arland ten inches
above ground. Who can beat it?'
Rome, Sept. 28, 1809,
. The noted tenor, BEtIONOLI,
with a fall company, will give an operatic en
tertainment, at the Elmira Opera House, on
Thnrsday evening, October 7, including thetest
acts of Fanst, Crispino, and 11 Trovatoro, in full
costume.
A Sunday-school Fair will be
held at . the McCord School-house, on next Bat
/Imlay afternoon and evening, the 2d of October.
All Sunday-school people are invited to attend.
Proceeds to sustain the Sunday-school. Those
wk. cannot attend, and wish to contribute, can
leave with R. W. ALVORD, Esq., or remit to E.
Grrillt, Highland, Pa.
sem At n regulat meeting of To
wanda Dhision,No.lo3, S.of T.,held on Tuesday
evening last,the following officers were elected
for the'cnsntng term:
W.P.—B. F. 13owx.tx ; Asx PEN
Nur. : Chap.—Wx. Joszs ; F.8,—0. A. BLapx
Trea•+.—D. D. litrsAno ; R.S.—H. C. DROWN
A.R.S.—.T. T. Dumont ; C.— ANDREW WOOO
—Mies ALICE SHELP ; Amax DA
via; BOWMAN.
VirWe mill particular attention
to Mr. CutrrezthEN's Furniture of Tabernacle,
now on exhibition at the Post-office Book Store.
With the of the manual, which is given free,
even• Sitliday-school worker and Christian par
ent will find it permanently useful at home and
in school. Thu best men in the country strong
ly reeommend them. Mr.CurrrEsnvt deserves
t•, he encouraged in this undertaking, which is
entirely original with himself. For price, a r e.,
apply In CALKINS & B.ULBER.
ir:atir• Our people will all be pleased
1,.,'1,3rn that tin. Continentals will visit this place
a: sin this (Thursday) evening. The warm and
enthusiastic reception with which they were
greeted ilium here a few evenings sine., will,
nre sure, be extended to theMegain on this
occasion. as all who listened to them were more
than pleased. Their entertainment this time
i. for the benefit of the Good Templars, and
those who attend will enjoy a rich treat and
contribute toward supporting an organization
„which is doing a great work for good in our
inlibt.
OS- At an election of officers for
Bradford Lodge, N 0.167, LO. of O.F„ bold OD
Munday evening, Sept. 27, The foiliwing-named
prranna were duly elected:
31.Enthrrn.
V.G. --E. J. CL,a,No . s.
S,-cretary—(ll:o. 31orTITT.
AsAistant-S,cretary—WAmm:
Treapuirer —C. T. SUITH.
EnAxura. Knourat was e1e , 41.11 reprc..ntatiYu
t the Grand Lcalgo.
YOUNG aumes.thimuniAN AssoclA
—The Second State Convention of the As-
ECM
Mots of Pennsylvania will meet at Nillham
,port on Tuesxtay, November2,lB69, at n
sad cline on Thursday evening. Deep
e from all the Associations are expected, and
he artendanev of ministers andothersinterebt
-1 in tie seine from churches in places where
n...reh organizations have yet hem formed, iA
urged. Christian young men in these places
re•lnested to consult together and see that
n•pre,eutativetl are apponted. .& cordial Chris
tent weleome is T.torvil to all who come.. Delo"
^nt , •a should be • provided with credentials, and
their tinn:cr, forovinte(l to TITI):11.114 k. cvEr.,
httshur g . .trrattgetne::ts for reduced fare on
will prob:Ooly he
110.1.•.
IfevL F. D. liosKlNs, Rector of
chris4 cliarch, preached his farewell sermon
on :Aoielay evening. liotwithstarffiing tho in
clera.•ney of the weather, the church was well
hHed Willi his frwiwls and admirers from all the
different congregations in town. The sermon,
on the text, "I have not shunned to declare
unto you all the counsel of God," was able, elo
pant and appropriate to the occasion. At its
conclusion, when the-beloved and faithful pas
tor came to say farewell to those among whom
he lets ministered so acceptably for the past
three years; many eyes were dimmed with tears,
and the speaker found it difficult to prononnce
the parting word:
While we sincerely regret the loss of a minis
tr who hasheen the. means of accomplishing
• mach good, and ;one who is loved and rover
el by this entire c'eminunity, we cannot but
c.eigratnlate the cungreeation of Grace Church,.
Elmira, on their good fortune in securing his
• ices.. If the parish - does not flourish under
h.. pastorate, the fault cannot be charged to
the [lector.
liosKiNs carries with him to his now field
of lab , r the beat wishes of all who know him,
and lie will ever have the prayers of his pariSh
:orlon, in Towanda for abrmdant sneeess.
PERSONAL.—W. B. SHAW and family
hay.. retuned from Long Brandt, and 3[o atop
!mu: :it the Ward Hottse for a few weeks, prior
to karing for Washington.
IZev. J. s. MeWtwasts has been hi town for
; ,, v,•ral days past.
W e arc pleased to notice our old townsman ' ',
Bram!: Kisosstia Esq., again on the street,
apparently much improved in health.
-Mr. Cox, Superintendent of the Ps. Jr, N.Y.
11.11., is still lying dangerously ill. His disease
i. typhoid fever., We hope to boable to chroni
cle his eonvisles..trace soon. •
--Conductor Taos. tizszoxa has been
Is inio4 Assistant Superintendent of. the Pa. &
N.Y. ILIL
--On6 of the most accommodating and em.
6.w railroad conductors we know of, is J. B.
ltumanic tn. We hope to see his pleasant COM.
tv'ilitt+e on the hails for a long time.
-- 3 .11 , 1ge &vita. passed through. 'this place
I Prudiy, on his way to Laporte, where he is
!v4 iing Court this week.
tom- Among the many wonderful
,ights to he seen in our enterprising town,
tin, splendid display of new and balticinible
Dress Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, de., de., now
rei othihition at the Btore of Tams d. Nouns.
Mr. 3.190rtz has Jost retuned from the city' with
on e et the finest stocks ever bnmght te Towan
da. We can but exclaim--tremitiful: tfondeffnli
=El====a
Waverly 4dpoige of
tut wealliableial ititeraiiit . iirpOrdug o
came from the Sacramento (Cal) Mow, gal
hartheiviriart of Pin tttirma=
ty miles from nowhere," dumb . tbe. lttl~ aid
village of Athessoude femme as bag ti . mo
scene of Baum Possum* early,nemitepar oto;,
rear, and the birthigase of Jam.% B. Illt*
tem But Waverly he. reduced Athena to to
condition eta subdued 'Oath, and its leminelei
men, together with the Wm,. "Alsote . .hee
departed dead broke to a mere promishig
• RappyrAfaverlyl idud a eetionstrininph, and
fir coo a publiebettefactotl dayougleataboie
the ruins you can chant in derision—
' "Where now la Britain}
Ever u the savage sitsupon the stone
That marks where stood her capital, Ind hears
The bittern booming in the weeds, he shrinks
From the•dismaying solitude."
But whence comesyourbfinence—fht accord
ing to the , alxvie reckoning, you areheesteour
miles from "nowhere"? Perhaps it will all be
revealed-when the mystery which hangs over
the end of the Ithaca and Waverly (!) Railroad
is cleared up, but the present indications its
that a great many "rats" will Lem their sink
ing ship before that same good time coming
shill have waived.
• Mews. Pram &Dim are moving their store
of drou and fancy goods Ikon Waverly, to the
stare lately occupied by J. M. ELY M &liberal:4
bed store,
Puri Is receiving a heavy stock of Stoves and
Hardware, and all our merchants are baring
lively times.
Joan DAVIS bas come to town from Waverly
and opened a boot and shoe shop in rooms for
merly occupied by „Tome tailor shop.
The Episcopal fair is changed to take place
September 29th. Hintracima's ball isbeing
trimmed by the fair ones, and everything being
prepared for a good days enjoyment.
Host of the wounded from the railroad acci
dent have left, and now we me no trace of the
terrible day. Err.
Gaurnus----Mr. Editor: Glanville
in territory is one of the smallest towns in KW
Bradford"; yet she generally giver ' nearly as
large a Republican Majority as any town hi the
county, and the following facts may accountfor
this somewhat We have not got I grog-ahop
in town of any kind; but we have three large
and commodious houses for public worship and
Sabbath-schools, with nine public !school-haute.
So it is very seldom that anything happens in
our midst that would be worth publishing. But
perhaps a short account of last Fridarscilood
- would not be entirely uninteresting. It cam
mencod raining about 9 o'clock in the' evening,
and before 12 o'clock (midnight) the waters had
spent their fury, and passed away. The dam
age was all done by the small streams which
flow into the main crook from the north, the
one running through the centre doing the
prin
cipal damage. This stream branches a little
north of the centre, each'branch coming down
a narrow dale. Up the left hand one is the
principal road leading from Granville Centro to
Troy, which is now entirely destroyed for sixty
or eighty rods, togothertwifh nine bridges. A
shop belonging to B. F. TAYLOR was carried
down the stream several rods and lodged in
front of H. H. HEALD'S harness shop. Mr. Tar-
Loa's dwelling-hone was badly injured - By logs,
stumps, and other fiats:A-trash, coming against
it. The pillars on the stoop were all torn 'mete;
and some of them carried away. His house is
almost hemmed in with the general debris' . A
beautiful young orchard near his bonne, con
taining various kinds of fruit,sis nearly destroy
ed. Mr. Tart.on's loss is quite hoary and falls
severely upon him, as he has been confined to
his bed by sickness ever since early last spring.
C. S. Bony had part of his house swept off and
destroyed, together with most of his household
furniture and clothing, some dried fruit and
other eatables, twenty-two dollars in money, s
good salver watch, Ac.,
.&c. His garden near
his house is entirely destroyed—his chickens
and other poultry washed away. It. Haonelost
some bees. H. ARNOLD'S wood-shed was car
ried off and destroyed, and his lot badly wash
ed. 'V. Bates's garden nearly spoiled. J.
BEAcu's wagon shop badly damaged, his cellar
filled with stone and gravel. and several thou
sand feet of hard-m;od lumber carried off. L.
D. Tivion, Levi TssoLoil, and ORLANDO TAT
um, all received roofs or less damage, by hav
ing thew lands washed away and covered with
debris. Much damage was dune in other por-
11.ILT
tions of-the town.l....,cural firmors flying on
the hills had their Wheat-fields badly injured;
and taking it all together, it was one of the moat
terrific floods that ever visited this part of the
county. The amount of damage to the public
and individual within one mile of the Centre,
is estimated at from 12,000 to $5.000.
Mr. Wm. ilrvrax and Mr. ADAM *MI shined
Thursday evening, Sept. Z, on a visit to their
native land. They were to sail in the India for
Glasgow, on Saturday the 25th, from Now York.
Mr. thttrAtt returns to Scotland after an ab
space of forty-four loan, and Mr. Isitr.s after
an absence of about twenty years. Mr. LvNits
goes to England to visit some of his wife's
friends. Thor intend to retain in about two
months. R.
Sept. 27, 1869.
COUNTY TEAcants' LorrrruTE.
y afternoon. 2 ecbick.—lnstituto met at
Springhill, and was called to order by Superin
tendent A. A. Keeney. After a little prelimi
nary business, Abe Superintendent conducted a
drill in geography, followed by Miss E. A. Stet
son with exercises in calisthenics mid reading..
Evening session opened with singing, after
which the Superintendent gave drills in gram
mar and geography, followed with the recita
tion of a few select pieces by Miss Stetson, at
the close of which the Bev. Dr. S. F. Colt, of
Towanda, was introdiced and gave a shirt ad
dress.
Toes.hry.—Mornkig session opened with sing
ing, followed with reading and prayer by Dr.
Colt. Miss Stetson then gave inStruction In
reading and calisthenics. Dr. Colt then di-WM
the class for a short time in" the principles of
Mental Science. Afternoon see .ion-singing by
the choir, after which the chisel acre drilled by
the Superintendent in arithmetic. Evening sea
sion—Mnsie, and an address by Dr. Colt.
• Trednesday—Morning session.—After devo
tional exerciscs,lclass drilled in mental science
by Dr. Colt, andqn reading and enlisthvides by
Miss Stetson.,, Afternoon session--Intel eictnal
arithmetic and grammar by Superintendent
Keeney. Etiming session—Singing; answering
questions ; an address by Rev. D. Cook, of Mer
ralL
Thursday.—Morning session—Written arith
metic and grammar by Suparintendent. After
noon session—Mental science and grammar by
Dr. Colt ; written arithmetic by Superinterident.
Evening session was devoted to an entertain
ment in reading by Miss E. A. Stetson. .The
house was filled to Overflowing, and the effort
by Miss Stetson was applauded from time to
time during the entire evening. Mr. JOIMPH
BLACK, of Tuscarora, being present, was - intro.
duced and favored the audience with two de
clamations, which were received withal:ll:Luse.
The exercises of the evening were enlivened
with music.
iliday.—horning session--Glues drilled in
written arithmetic by Superintendent Keeney,
in mental science by Dr. Colt, and in calisthen
ics and reading by Miss Stetson. Afternoon
session—Grammar and geography by Superin
tendent Keeney. Question of place of, next In
stitnte discussed by A. B. Sumner and Dr. Colt;
voted to be held at Loßaystille. The. Institute
then concurred with the Institute-held at Can
ton and at Towanda in the choice of Hallock
Armstrong, A. T . Lilley, Charles Warner, Miss
Lucetta Lyon, and ! lbw Clara Stevens, to con
stitute the members, of the County Committee
ou Permanent Certificatea. Evening session—
After a short time occupied in answering quo!.
lions, Mr. W. IL Thompson, of Towanda, wu
introduced and delivered a very able and In
structive address. Itesolutions were now& i
mously passed, thanking the people of Spring
hill and vicinity for their hospitably in prorid
ing so bountifully for the comfoit of the large
t,number of Wailers temporarily sojourning with
them; also , thanking the trusteed of thocbnrch
' for the use of their very commodious housedur
ing the sessions of the 'lnstitute, Ind Di; Colt,
W. H. Thompson, Rev. D. Cook, and MissE. A.
Stetson, for their very valuable assistance ; also
complimenting the ability and tact Of County
Superintendent, manifested in the discharge `of
his duties. After a few remarks by b the Bev.
Mr. Tower, of Camptown, a feW songs, and a
declamation by Mr. Joseph Black, of Tuscarora.
the Institute was dismissed with the benedic
tion by Dr. Colt. _
blirHon. Gm Svcimam, of &ran-,
ton, has laid out and constructed at Lis own es
pouse, a hadsome, broad annum' through ids
•-• 'ltcnis—Jtr:iftlikti I feel aistired
tibld flares of with Ine
hearlib thankng Mr. Norm feeble laid and
Mkt* ealfenatkin of lbe tlon of the
wpMTowaada. The worthy Maarten, HMS;
k anwlladikketinitiodtiorithe sub
left tr--arktkg facts bear testhnony u to UM
Mika meaning of lbeWrird, and fully wash-
Ike the moral knowtedge of the pimp bisto.
rian Of the Iflroti-Letiape."
Moor Bylvarda friend, upon his next visit to
Towanda, can make k cormudenito stroll along
the river bank south of the bovnigkiat bettor
Minactrale kick-yank over what are menmady
ealied Fat' Mato, he will alike eikingthe awn-
Ming edges of the bank a, line of. black earth.
About a foot and a-bidf below the. present sur
face, this bleak earth forms a bend shouted' ar
eight inches in , width, dearly distinguishable by
Its color from the inaininding soil. If he no.
tices more particularly, *win wee broken frag
ments of human bones, pleas of broken Indian
potteepudely ornamentedwith various designs,
remnants of vegetable charcoal, he.,intenpers
ed throughout this dark soil,
.which is undoubt
edly, formed of humairemains. I have seen at
Ude place a thigh bone lying exposed on" the
r b fr_iir shore, washed by the waves and bleached
y the sun, tarn from its resting-place by one
of the annual a "trashes which are graduilly
wasting away the river bank here. •
I have been told that; tinny billable :elks
have been found at this place from time to time.
Some of them, I have been informed,are at the
Collegiate Institute in Towanda ; probably lir.
Corr could giro some infannation about them:
I have bean told patients* about a large sil-
Ter medal presented to one of the Indian chiefs
by Wasontorox, bat I have not seen it.
I would willingly dwell at more length on this
Interesting subject, but the local columns of a
newspaper is hardly the proper place for lengthy
articles. This hasty sketch will be sufficient to
show our friend Mono that Towanda, in the
Indian language, really meant "sburial place.''
—I am not able to throw any light on the
m
leanings of " Wyse:" and " Wyalusing." On
an old map in my remotion, Wynn is spelt
"Wyman." I have met with the speUntga,
" Wymetking," " Weesanking."
Wyabudng was spelt by the Moravian',
"Naeherildhudng."
Will some learned Indian arise and give us
the signification of Sheshequin, or "Tsellechshe
quannink"? 'fetus aboriginally,
Sept. 27, 1869.
, CArrox.—Mr.. Editor: Nepahwin
is the new name for Gar.rres lakO. We have
not dared to use this appellatfoi till the pres
ent, though we must bonfessthat we have let it
trouble us some, for ire did not know why this
candidate for public Patronage . should have pre
ference to the many others. Now that 'we have
found the key and unlocked the mystery, we
now use it with freedom. Nepahwin means
sleep, and was spoken to some of the prisoners
brought through this vicinity by the Indians
just after the Wyoming massacre. As they be
came wearied and consequently a burden, they
were sent to Misho-Nepahwin, the great or long
sleep. • •
Mrs. Euvrtax 4 l and daughter were relieved of
their purses at the Elmira fair. - -
The M.E. •dongregation in West Granville
numbers 44 members. This congregation has
just completed a commodious chtirch costing
$4,000, and the best of ail is, they have it paid
for with the exception of 1600. It is very neat
ly furnished, and speaks highly for the taste
and energy of the smali but faithfid flock. It
is to be dedicated'on the 29th inst..
A terrible shower palsied over Granville and
vicinity last Friday evening. Tlio-refer fell in
torrents. The small stream Passing through
Granville Center rose to an eztieme point, and
literally destroyed about forty rods of the road
leading north. CHILLNY BOAT'S house was un
dermined and part of it carried away, with much
of its contents, such as dishes, furniture, watch,
$9O in money, at. A looking-glass was carried
three-liwitihs of a mile and nut injured. A shoe
shop, hen-coop, and some other outbuildings,
were swept awn,. Gardens, fruit- trees, he:,
were torn up,.and much other damage done.
Rept. 20, 1809.
MONBOETON.—FRIEND ALVOgn: Our
place is perhaps known to most of yonr read
ers. But it may not be uninteresting to some
of them to know more. Monroe Towoship was
laid out some 45 years ago, I believe, by Goa-
DON F. Maws, thou a resident of thisplace and
County litirveyor. Fore good many years the
principal liminess was lumbering, which was
carried on quite ostensively, especially along
the creeks. liouroeton is a small village of
about 300 inhab.mots, located on the Towanda
Creek four miles s•mthwest of Towanda, where
the old Borwi.•k I",trupike crosses the stream,
and was built mist:) . by lumbermen.
Twenty years s:;,, thiwe was a lively lmsinass,
done here, and our streets were daily lined with
teams loaded with irairds and shingles, which
they would excik•nge for dry-goods, groceries
awl rum, theiat:e.• being used quite freely to
draw custom, eaitsing a great deal of drinking
and drunkenness ni our midst—so much so that
Rev. N. W. Atom:. a Methodist minister, who
felt very much intereated in the welfare -of the
people here, it being his native place, gave us
an excellent address on turup.rance, setting
forth the evil effects of drinking, and- showing
the condition of the inside of a man's stomach
that drank, and wound -up by urging us as Wa
rden& to live temperance lives. But, notwith
standing, drinking has been kept up more or
less to this day, and many are reaping the re
ward that the Elder told them was kid up for
such.
Wo have here three churches—one Presby
terian, one Methodist, and one Baptist. Preach
ing every Sabbath morning in the two first. Al•
so a good school taught by Rev. H. Auxsruoso,
the Presbyterian minister, whore all the branch
es are taught that are taught in any school in
the county. We also have two dry-good stores,
three groceries, so hotels, one foundry and
machine shop, tux grain and plaster mill, two
wagon shops and tow blacksmith shops, all, or
most all, doing a ge e d business, for this place;
and would do still better, were it not for a few
dead-heads hero tiaiT a Id $lO to every quarter
acre of land every time they have a chance to
sell, thus keepmg it out of the reach of those'
that otherwise would buy and build. It would
be much better for the place if such would get
rid of what little thuy l have here, and give piece
to good business men that would throw open
streets, stake out lots, and say--" Here, pay me
a fair price for these lot s and
,you can have
them ". ; in which card we would soon see our
town growing finely. The Barclay Railroad
passes through the place, and the Sullivan
Erie intersects it here, and is now nearing com
pletion fast,affording opportunity, to ship and
receive freight bore daily if We wish, thus oak:
ing it u good a place for business as can be
'found in the county.
ROCKWELL has got his mill completed,
and has leased it for five years to Mr. Foams,
one of the best of millers, who will be glad to
see his old customers at any time. He has a
first-class mill now, and will give you first-class
work. ' Buis.
Sept. 21, 1869.
OvEwrox.—FRIKND Atmoar•: In rend
tug your paper I find local items from different
parts of the county, some telling of oats, and
others of briars, Ae.; and as I see no one men
tioning anything from the southern part,
thought I would write a few lines from here.
In your issue of Sept. 9, a correspondent from
Athens says that he had oat-stalks six feet 'fear
inches in length. In fear that the gentlemen
had an "at to grind," I would toll thein through
your columns that have oat-stalks that plea
sure six foot eight iniches,andif we search, Some
longer than that yetand the heade 'mot six
teen inches long. They were the totem: a ti l t,
or the "side oats," as they are commonly
No extra manuring, nor any plastering; and
these were raised, not on Athens flats nor 4y
other flats, but on the side of the " Onettle
ry Itountahi" In Overton township. Pai I
thresh these oats, will hit you know how hey
turn out. No oats to sell nor him to d nee
of. As far as crops are eoncernect we hid
oats, good spring wheat, corn not quite - av
erage, winter grain - geed, hay a usual crop, and
got in in good order, potatoes looking geed so
tar, no rot, buckwheat looks promising /114 will
be an average crop ; so we think that we can
live through another winter, hoeever the oleo
don will go this falL
Wo were visited last Friday night with se
vere thunder storm, but Saturday cleared- off
warm for first time through the season; so
we hope that the bnckwbdat and corn will be
gathered in good condition. More •
Bops. 2CN 186 e.
- _
TAvi.oa & Co. have just reedy
ed a very large and wellmleeted -sleek of Fall
and winter °ow.. -Ora tbesaesll.
11011. womb
in 68 Rll ee k ' o1U e e : in the
ettaltr; et whelihrOpleseiliklai 'Mb* MO
Wuriew =lortre:rall4 lis*,l4,llAi Sr: Raft
'awl *Ail% erilenkludisi'titteigkeeir 04. '
Ire dam kb* • Pin of Oblleleit*Stele
and ollhadkad eeenly;_evoltroltankitikartibi
the good work ef rroelsetkig thitimble *dot
and abitaiMmiAllit Olarti, beat October,
for Goreher cf" our Clomnionwealth. We live
in the estrum xartheast Caner elltraditud
COW% 1111114 threw haailhiniebi;thet.the
wise PM et - your plasm Whim iisit die*
9te POO* eciateistago ltscenttnill
but you need not Tear fol.: us On' that amount.
We read the papers, and babe ' know what is
going on. We hare four post•edices in town,
at which places come weekly scores of But"-
nits and Ildleates, together - with sereralcopies
of Monts paper. the Toledo Bade, Bowan*
cophs of "ye Arius" is taken" the' whole
township, I cannot inborn You; tat there are
just two copies delivered weekly at " dui Gen
tra.*- So we bear a hint Jingling crimper now
'and then—juit enough to Mee know there is
sod an article in the' caudil; Most of the
"ceps" are getting ashamed of their former
acts in opposition to the Ckmenznent, endow=
dispelled to *ant 'the eituathei: bit there
are others who, I suppose, will grin and scowl
and die in their riitlignity. Theysillciy
ger. nigger nigger!" as long es Wry Bat
the number of such blatant traitors will - grow
tees asea less.
- -Old Warren will be on hand, as usual, next
election diy, in Woe of freedom and the eights
of man.
7itr. E. H. Prremtn,. of our place, has in' gat
den potato Tines mounting eight het and two
inches, and the potatoes themselves are norms.
pondingly laige—from airto eight hills wilt fill
a bushel basket. Where now is the maxi with
the long brier? .Barr. '
%wt.—With great pleantre we
indite • few remarks for Wells, PI., one of the
northern tier towns. We have in our tan no
villages of very great importance, French Mills
being the principal place of trade and the cod
'sleeting inint of three roads leading from the
upper country. But more of this locality in fu
ture: Our tan claims to bo the finest dairy
and produce region in all Bradibrd county.
Many of our people are from Nei Jersey, the
land of rock* and sand, and bringing with them
the thrift and economy of a nearly sterile re
gion, form the representative portion of one
farming community. We have to claim to po
litical supremacy in Wells, . being encumbered
with a political carcass of about 30 majority
democratic. Although being gridtrally reduced,
the animal dies hard and votes early and often.
The present season has given our farmers a
liberal store of bay and fain. Occasional show
ers have kept thick and sweet a bounteous sup
ply of grass for gazing stock, and a fine amount
of butter has been made, worth at present in
Elmira (Our principal market) abont 40 cents.
Wheat crop good, oats unusually heavy, corn
and buckwheat light.
We again return to the subject of politics, to
inquire which of the two gubernatorial candi
dates, now clainihig the chair of State, shall be
the choice of oar noble Commonwealth—the
war veteran, honest and true, who helped' to
guide our armies to victory, and haw since con
trolled our State with impartial wisdom and
placed her under unparalleled prosperity, or
the man who knew nothing of the dangers and
responsibilities of en unprovekeil onslanglit np•
on the liberties of our trnion—a man relying
upon the strength of moneyed power—n trendy
too potent t in, swaying our .republion fabric—
asking that' the suffrage, of an intelligent, lib.
erly-loving people place him for mire posei
wealth, our executive in the stead of General
GEAR; a noble patriot anti wise statesman?
Our choice. Jo COMING&
Sept. 28, , 1859.
ler Having copied an iarticle from
the Itloomsburg tttttt Wan, in reference to the
mysterious disappearance of Mr. SAVAIir, of
llohrsburg, several years since, and which smelt
ed to indicate that some mulpiciou rested tetion
irtfatot AGRA, at whose Innive ho was last seen,
we cheerfully publish the following paragraph
fruna the same taper: ;
EMU
" We have :vaunted a letter from JOSIIIIA SAC
MYR in relation to the disa pi4,aratice at his broth
er Mosnx, sumo yearn miace,. concerning which
an article appeared lately an this paper. He
gives it as lux opinion that his brother returned
to California, as a person bearing the name of
- BAwAnk and claiming re.ationahip with people
of that name in this comity, had been met there
by various persona after his disappearance from
here. Mr. HAskrin desires us to make thiastate
ment that no i•ijustice maybe done to any one.%
ANNUAL MIKEIING.—The annual eon.
rontion of thv Bradford County 8.8. Afmocia
lieu will be held nißayard's, on Wednesday
and Thursday, tivpt. 13 and 14.
The Convention will be called to order at 2
P 3 / 1 . •
The following are among. the topics t 3 be dia.
seemed
The Stutday-echool the hope of tho chnrc
Teachers' me.-tings. How should they be .
conducted? Who should participate in them?
3. How can he attendance and co-operation
of adults be tuintred?
4. The teacher's relation to Christ.
5. How beat to promote a spirit of benevo
lence in the young.
6. How to conduct a 81=day-school session.
8. Object and blackboard teat:lung.
By order of Executive Committee;
°saki A. Bum, Roey.
STEWARDS' CONVENTION AND SUNDAY-
S:mom Co:ivy:slum—The Stewards' Conyon
tion for Troy District is called to meet in Troy,
on Thursday, Oetober it, at 10 a.m., in connec
tion with a tituLiy-scli.sd Cimcettion. Ali pas-
tors on the Trey District, ax well as District
Steil - ants and iiiinday:scheol Superintendents,
are invited. Besides the lonia' annual business
of the District Stewards, a free discussion le
called in regard to the Sand .y-school work on.
the District—con!oming winter schools, Irian
tutes, hc., he. .
Cnaimmi Z. Can, of Elmira, may bo
peeled to deliver a lecture in tho evening, on
"The first Duty of the Christian Church—the
Training of Youth? Drother. Cmir., who has
given special attention to the Sunday-school
work, to expected to take part with the minis
ters of the District in the - diacutusions of the af
ternoon, - ' Wray ax COCHNAN,
• Mansfield, Sept. 24, 1869.
DO. New, Goods just received at
Tin.coth Co.',.
$ We call the attention pf inven
tors to the advertisement of J. 3L Dins; of
Waverly, N.Y.„ as Solicitor of Patents, in anoth
er column, and to the Womble tonna which he
offers in procuring patents.'
191 CAMPBCLL alwaystives a good
fit, and his stock of boots and shoes is unsur
passed. The ladies will not forget that he has
• splendid assortment or Busr's celebrated
shoes, all styles. tiOuth side licacon • new
block.
diONNEY & AMEIBRY, south side
of MERCUIett now block, always keep on hand a
largo and varied assortment of the latest styles
of hats and caps, canoe, umbrellas; etc. Also
please bear In mind that they sell cheaper than
can be purchased at any other place.
M. An , invoice of crockery has just
boon received in Towanda direct from the , Pot,
tory of Mr. Mans, at Tanatall . . England. These
goods are white granite, of _neat pattern, and
A 1 quality.: Call at the Crockery Store of
Wicatuat A BUM; Where the goods are jot
being opened.
. .
DS. The practice of sending to the
celebrated boot-maker, Muir, of Now York, for
bads, hal bekoine gaffe common; but we have
a better place murex home: - If anybody
doubts what we, my; lot them go to Ifinamant'a
and Imo Dr. RomirriaMmake them .a pair of
&iota. we are eatialled from - experience, that
he can't be beat even in New York.
Stir Oarhardwaxe inerchanta :PAIS
Just in time with their stoles this WI. They
were filling up all last week; and the batty and
perthetion to which they have brought them is
aitosdith4p, We notice that -Attrutwit.t; has
the Morning . Miry and Itathbonol Brilliant on
hand, ands new store called tho , flituninator--.
11 beauty—besides-the largest cook.
Am), for the least money; we ever saw. pool
dB you see Miele& and prices.
B. a, :I M.
L 31431 POTATOES.
~~
' -26.14L740*** 0 „ has iiig.:*
aftedosige, - ulkiliihrittasidowabletenalitl
whstatilloth4 Iteirlidtkaebli
Otrit*Litiiio6 o4 t4tearliNiiNk iiiie# l 4 4
al*" k 4110114 01 114 k 6 0 1010 4 14g r
11 0- o°l. t ° T #Pcf-7 1 1 1 r-q tzlkisn !..:'
.•"- • 1 -• • "-' :-..- ••:, el" ---- -, , ; ' 4 7 , - ' - - - -,
1104-W 14011114 kt *
laws; cireolattosi than anyothejorindlemagi
ziae ht the workli sad to ,be hotter' worth nit)
UMW than ray other otagalineO illnounoifl
that 101kerone fig ,for Volo a kor Noreinbir
aadreofthatalthhrjear ti 4cir Wm*
bora for the: neniyear whose mites and mouoy
are soot to the publishers before the lot of Oit,
Sober. 1 Beatitital tremhuns are offered for Chtba.
NoW ism Foul time to bright. , Price.
_one.M
kt? iiyisr ►. whOiletixopy, - 12 coutil. Mamas . lip
nun,. Shw a s. & Ca , Publish , Chicago, TA.
1
J ,41(.42/3 LED. •
BAKER—VALWEit::.On the,* inst., to a
airs, N.Y. by Be ' . .' JJ. Nero, Alexander
Baker, oxf Boollikort, N.Y., n n Jano Vabner,
of South Creek, P a;.• -
TltkeY-4710LQ01118.-:At Towanda, on the 28th
Bow JameallfeWilliain, Ur. Charkie
Yo.*lig to MINX Fannie Nolcombidanglk.
ter Of r. 'Taboo Holcomb, of Towanda.
DITCHBUNN—BII,OC/L—At Barclay, Sept. 21.
• by ltev. Haltock Armstrong,Mr. James Mali
bu= to Miss May H. Brock, bent of Barclay.
BPEVAL , N
Wyman() -Conutamix.,, COLLEGE.—;-
"L BUslnesa Education will be Of advantage to
every man, whatever his future orcupatioxi may
be.*--Ibeet6cib
The Nyoming Commercial College, estitlilish
ed in 1863, and connected with Wyoming Send
nary, of!en a thorough and wmplete course of
Ina ruction for those&Wi t tig a er m mercial odu
eaticrn: •
Its location in the beautiful aild historic' Val
-of Wyoming; with its cat 1, , 1 tb line's' of
ley of Wyoming; - its
~caliaf,lthree -nes' .
rarlimids, and immense coal and other business
operations, afford rare Opportunities for
_young
men desiring , situations.
Our graduates are fillinz positions of trust all
over the country. Young men share attended
this Institution ikom Mississippi, liansaa,Min-
Denote, and nearly every State in the Union.
Our tuition for the regular Serino= Course is
• from fifteen to twenty dollars less than at other
Commercial Colleges, and vet aficantages hire
are in eve,/ 'r uratarpaseecL
We offer all M aid Wooded any Conniaor
dal College in the country to g m dnatos • In 'oh.'
taining situations.
Students of the College have all the area
-1 tages of the Seminary hiregarib to library, M-
I entry societhst,3o.
Tuition foe the regular Biudnss Course, $23.
Telegraphing in connection therewith, MM.
Telegraphing alone, 813,00. Stationery for full
Business Connie. $15,00. Board per week, IL
Send for Catalogue and opecimens of Pen
manship. Address S. S. Sensors,
Prin. Wyoming Coimbercial Colibge,
Sept. 23, 18M. !lingerie., FL
Pusuc Vicipur..—Thef stiliscriber,
, . .
being *Suit to remove to Phila+dphia, will sell.
at his residence iit Windham township, on Thurs
day, Oct. fi, Dr 9, Comm .iteinit at 10 o'clock
am., lint entire stork of persona) property, via:
ten tine dairy c:,...,5, sir. load of ince fat cattle,
one pail-'of null. s, two ingot" ; ten tons hay,
two sots harness, and a lame and geourat as
'aliment of ' analog ntenat. Aire lottusiodd
Il
furniture, stoves, bedsteatls, c its, &c., haha '
Ttnnis.—One year's credit, id ik
approved se.
entity, on all inns over M.' 11 annul under
110 cash down. 1 D. 0. cats.
Windham, 28, itil9.-2e.
THE WOULD'S Avann.--The Singer
still - Abe great Sewing Machin athe world. Its
sales are
10,051 in we flew Grover t Baker.'
32,000 i i -e bans the hose
a 2.520 more teas the Flerenee
33,117 more ' , llse the Weeti t i
39,870 niert-than the Elliptic.
sly Doti t ex! ITiment with nritriedmachineg,
but bny the Singer.
n. I I
Sept. SO, I.B I M. WICKHAM & ....A.ACK, Agbi.
.1010-
or Good, 'reliable, woiking agents
wanted tors !kit-class Life Insurance C m
PanY, iu every t.rirn and trsammitin in Brairerd,
Susquehanna, and reign ConntMs. Forpartic-
Marx, address C. F. OWNS, Tonlinda Pa.
• •
MS. Seneca Lake Grapes just re
ceived' at Heti. H. %WooWs Fruit More. Also for
a few days, Delaware and Jerse3l Peaches. Can
be bad wholesale and retail at lowest market.
prices. Mr. Woo:, low now uo.d?. arrangeneaus
Philadellhia, and is reeeirlig ow the new
Haihood every -4:.ty, trash tiw Potatoes, in
quantities to supply the market; by barrel, w ek
or . poUnd. He has honght mill will wwni re.
calve a good imp ot Canned Peaenes and
Tomatoes. very choke, and at bn. prices, at
the Fit& Store 'Jest door to Elwell Hons.:.
- tiep, 2. VW, 2w. •
FOE RENT.—A larp very de
%kali dwelling-lioaso. Lutptity of
&pt. 15, 18(9.
- Yon c;in nave tif y coats on
every Found of tea. at Bramhalts American Tea
titore, Griffith t •I'uttoil x now WI, Bridge St.,
Towanda, at the Bed, White and Blue stern.
Sept 9, NMI Mamma.* Ilinozwat.
tea. You.ean nave money on every
thing in mu line at the lied, White and thin ,
Store. Try it. and satiary yotu*lres.
Sept. 94859. I.la.tatttau. litnosw.tY.
•
DS. The celebrated Mexican Coffee
for sale at tho P.ed, White awl Illne-,Ntoro.
navntat.Ll.t. ItimmwaY.
A HOUSE AND LOT VET SAE Olt BENT
—First lionse nor tll of ll , irron - 's, on Sec
ond Street. Engn..t at tlis White
Bine Ten Mort.
Sept. 9, 1,863. Ilitamiuttn.l &It utatnvxr.
1114). At the Red, White aid Blue
Store yen w.ll flail 'Crackers, ICaadies Nuts,
Drhatand Canned Fruits, TobaCen, ,te., whole
silo mad retail, cheaper than the cheapest.
Sept. 9, 1889. Ifliannatih IttDawar.
Now Advertinints.
•
EIAMNATIONS annual
.matninations of Teachers fo /Novena Dis
tri Oda cts of County, will be held ris own :
October 13' Warren : Doyen School bone.
do 14. Windhant, Huykenda 1 do
do IS, Litchfield Centre do
do 16, Athens borough 4 do
do IS. lifitlllowy, Centreville do -
• do 19, South Creek. Gillett', do • .
dO 20, Wells, Howley Hill do
do 21, Columtda, Anstiturilla do
do 22, Troy, borough I do
do . 29, Centre . : do
do 22, 13mithileld Centre 4 .? do .
• do 26, Mater. Village • do
do 21. Sheshequin do
do. 29. Home borough do
do 29, Wysox, Alyerstntrg do
do 30, Standing Stone , do
November 1. Wilmot, Sugar Hun • do
do 2, Albany and Overton. Bahr's do
:do 3, Franklin. Varney do
de,_6. /Alloy. Content do
do 5, Canton, borough I do '
do 8, Oakville, Centre do I
do 8, West Burlington, Ceuta (la
do 9, Burlington. Lutherei Mills do
do 11. Herrick. Camp do•
do 12. Orwell. Orwell HUI do .
do 13. Ptke, Leltayinille ; do .
do IS, Tuamotu. Coggewoll do .
do 16. Wyslusing, Cam do
do
do 17, Terry. Tarrytown ' do
do 18. Asylum. Centre do
do 19, Monroe. Monroeton do
do 70, Towanda, Co ll egiate
. 13333
Special examination at Towne* Dcc. 4th, to bo
held at the Collegiate Institute.
Applicants are re9nuested to provide themselves
with foolscap paper. pencil and sixth Reader, and
to attend in the vicinity whew!, they reside or expect
to teach. Those who attend the special Examination
will - comply with; the requireinenta found on the
139th page of the school lawn. Eiercises will cone
mem* at 9 Welock,a. m. Teachers must procure;cer.
Modes valid in this county before commencing
school. ' All a padeseal certificated now valid in this
countywill e ,on the first Monday of June next.
Directors other friends of Placation are re.
spectrally Invited to attend.' I
A. A.; KEENEY. •
Sep. 25,1869. ,- i County Supt.
T _,ST OF THE NABLFS OF PER
-LA Rona drawn'Sept. 11, 1869,1 to he Jurors in.
an adjourned Cdurt of Common Pkaa to beheld
an Monday Oct. 25, 1869. Commencing on tho
BA Monday of OCtober.
prom viten.
Joseph Gaylord. Wyalusing ; Angolans Hackett,
canton ter; Volneyßova% Granville; Isaac Bald
win, Ridgebury; Danverse Bm.rnd, Burlington
~.,.'
John Kelley, Leßoy; Frederick (* . per. Li • d;
Calvin B Patch. Towanda twp.; Henry Kirby. A hens
taP419 01 70 11 Smith. Columbia; I Charles nt,
Granville; Moulins Chaffee. fillealiegnin; J son
Green, Athena tw p. ; &Linnet o Acta, Asylum: on.
ry G Aekley, Tnacarora; Andrew ( Hand, Win ;
Janes Mitten. Herrick: Joaeph H McKinney, A
AIM. • David Kellogg, Albany; Fyinan Oliver.'
born.; Albert Barnes. Granvillel , Zawis H . it,
SylvaniA; George i Berry, Burn n West; B, • •
Califf, Smithfield; Abram pip Athera ~ • ;
William Antisdell. Warren; Ridab Landon, . ton
bore.; Richard G Gilbert. Asylunt: , Acruard . niu
Canton; . Leslie 'Lawrence, Wellear7 A.. . a W
KnuPP;Welleg: Kb= 2 Westbrook: sprinalutiat , ohn
Brawn. Albany; David Corey. Welles; J Marvin For.
Towanda twp.; Horace A Busse% Orwell.
Mark A M cDo well. Cohamtds;(ieo W Gridlo Can
born.; `Wlllet Brown, Smithfield; 0 War; '
EtheshequlntAameaL Jones. Terry: Wm llorr.
ker. Hurler; llanlel Budiek. Albany; Wm II oorr‘
South creek; Chutes Dollen, Monroe twp.; B Frank
lin Voorhis; Threrindit turn.; Itemise! Russell. Wind.
lum ; Wrn Itlitendan. Wimot; Joieph Patton, To.
wands bora Smith Tuttle. Wilmot; Josiah Norton.
Bowe twp.. M artin Fee. Wiahrlag; John Bourorth
2nd, Athens twp.; Frank E. Jayne Towanda bores;
Giles M Hoyt , Athena twp.; .Boraco 1) Rockwell.
Monroe born.; oSes N DeWolt. Vika; A Hamilto n Thomas, Canton twp.f Seth Sliettnatr, Springtkbl; '
Charles S Taylor. !Standing Sttine} John 011rown.
Wilmot; W Biker.; Warren; .Edward C
Strong. EfelMifield; 3°1112 1)1 = M;
Buck. Pike; Partan'E. 'Ackley; tsp.;
Sheshmuin; Jesse Ednin Mcßee ,; Dr. La
fayette.Ath!=. twp.: Um" P. Horton; She
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:MM. B. J. PIERCE',
ABA- Put Toltunlo4 fivin Miami with a Iltitthies
NlifNEltr - 03(1D8 t '
;:;p:9r lll4 4lnelPfeel!taltlairmirtedskriei o t
HATS. "DONNETL'AIBB9II . O,4c. ke
She otruld respectfully Write the bees of Itraire•
di awl vidullgr,togive bee a eaU . before •
ebowbere: Work done In beet and leddootbla *fie,
sot oo abort coffee. ' soritmos over N.B. Romeo.
sabre ooze,: oppeafte xrooenwtoraneo,
fleptember 80.188 k
T .NcrANDA 'MEAT MARKET!
()messy, Axo CL4IIIB,
Tbe. aabaeribeira pal keep 'mute:Alp ea band a
fell stork of ' • • • • •
• Ourtnni,..:Fiss, Axn CLAMN
at wholesale and retail where all rattles CM be aloP ,
piled at reasonable rates. Also s stab of Meats
mewled/mg of -
BUY, PORK BRITTON, 741111/3, BABBAGE.
prewar -Es& BOLOGNA. TALLOW, LARD, kr.
Market Ord coiner south of Ward Uinta°. Main•at.
Towanda. Pa.
5ep21,69-3ni
SHAW, MIAITND k CO
D . YEING : -IMI.I3LISEf_
The subseribee takes thl•inethod et inibrming the
people of Towanda and 'WIWI that be has opened
• fteing Establishment to tbL Waist new bad
log.
. .
NO. MI MAIN STREET,
. . .
(*ltalie Oen. Patton's), and that be la w
pared to do all work in his line. such as CLEA N ING
and COLUMN() and gentlemen's garments,
cloths, kc., in the neatest manner and on the most
reasonable ferias. Give me a call and ezandne my
work.' ,'HENIW BEDDING.
Sept. 23, ISM: •
• - •
EXECUTOR'S
Notice is hereby Oren that all persons indebt
ed to the 'estiite of D. L. ROBY late of Granville.
deceased, are nested to make itninedlab) payment.
and all persons cbdmsagainst saldestate must
present them duly authenticated foe settlement.
C.-DENNISON DOSS,
C. W. ClitlltallLL.
Sept..9o. 1869. - Executor'.
FARM FOR S.C.LE:,-A GOOD
Farm situated in Atlanta township. in the
eastern part, adjoining 1. 11L Bothwell's property.—
It consists 01 - 111 acres, 10 acresbrimmed: There
Ito two good burns, new hoOP, Stine orchard. It
is well watered and timbered. The timber is espec
ially hem. , A good Steam Saw 31111 on f atal ad.
pining. It is easy of Caere. to market. p leasantly
located, and is s desirable property. Will be sold
cheap. For further particulars address or enquire of
ang.24.-2nt MILES MACR. Towanda. Pa.
DSSOLUTION.-Till: CO-PAR-
Warship haretotore exisEng wider the name of
HARDING k SMALLEY, to-the9tograpi.de bast
nem, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, awl
all persons indebted to same, will please make pay
ment, at once, to either of said arm.'
The. imainese will hereafter be conducted by HAJIto ,
MG t Gwrzur.
Towanda. Aug. 14; 186
FORTY YEARS
Tcstlic lo trio fair do Un¢ and . pnblia appreciation of
the Arta of
IVE 0
CintNEll OF NIAIN ST. AND PUBLIC SQUARE,
TOWANDA., LA.
Full -took of :Aside and Farley
DRY GOODS
An elegant osoortineOt of
WALL AND WINDOW PATEICS
liperial Line (if
GILT WALL PAPER.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
In all atylea—ciali Importation
Fitlllll V 01
GROCERIES
,LIEU AND SADDLERY lIAIWWARr,
CAHVETS, OIL CLOTH AND °HATTLSOM.
An extra stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIAIERES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES ;
All kinds or LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
HATS, CAPS, AND-17MBRELLAS,
Trunks, Valises and Traveling hags;
MLA tND PAINTS, quality' guaranteed, and prices
below the general market.
last rectice.l. 106 dozen
PATENT GEM " FRUIT JAR
An glum, self scaling, al nianufu. tames prices
In ilnis * Mock of Good& in extent and variety un
equaled thin aide bf New York city. The public are
cordially invited to call and examinegondeam=a.
July 1, 1869. MONT
G ROCERY, PROVISION AND
'PEED MBE.
JOHN MERIDETH,
Wain *mt., first *the athe Wawa Ilease,)
sena thou! tecesifully Invite the attention of the
public to as Urge and well selected stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Which he le eoliths Windt the times, and parses
all. Re Lee also opened tistdetidld
FEED STQBE,
WWI 19 well situated to aunty OW canal and Bart
clay coal region at all tintes. lle keeps constantly on
liana a largo stock •
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
MOLAOSES.
13jU1TElt, row.
Which he is I,3llhticheap tor . cub.
aoore'Dii,mnuai ffi ist Dißotron YRE
OF CSRB6`
The eitteelle of I . oWinae WA *Mitt WM please
wept ray Mott nor their very Mani patronage for
the Last two years, and weprondae. with thetr
tune, to improve erery unanimity to . enlarge ear.
burbles% ea utowirrantiontogl.(hand
Fee as "Pia. • JONA 112313)132/.
Towanda; July 10. Mt -
M .
~;~,
41 - A4 - ,... ii • 4.:::,11,::.,,g: . a: a. g
. B . 'll''B , B: : 1.s.: B
.B B B
Vire are M. daily receipt by Erpresa
mut, - Freight of el the latest styles
and most reliable Makes of . .
BOOTS SHOES.
JVHEIIIIHICHN
88888813,131 f
We are constantly miupituturing
BOOTS AND SHOES;
Eepecialbr adaptea to the wants of the
BrOford' county. trifle. •
HHHEIHHH:H
BB_RBBBBB-B
Our stock of
TRUNKS;
• .TRAVELLING BAGS; \
.
RETICULES and IVALLSES,
Is the largest in Towanda, and . are
offered at lowed rates. • • -
HHILHWHHHE
BB BB .. 13 B B•B B
We have on hand the moat exten-
Hive assortment of
HARNESS . AND • SADDTJERY
Ever offered in the County, and are
prepared to order anything in this
line.
EUHHH - HHHIIH
BB 88 - B_B B BB
A: D; HARDING,
Thanking our friends for the very
liberal patroni►go given us in the past;
we invite their attention to our as
sortment of goods, in each depart,
went, assuring them that we have
never before be+,•n able to offer great
er inducements than at the present.
BROTHERS.
IN TRADE
aa•Tvaa a a
H -H.--41 Ii H H
Towanda. June 24, 180.
,pi. fi,N.Y. CANAL & It.r. CO.-
AP t It",.NIitMENT 4Y2 P.USSENGEIt TRAIN:..
Leave Towanda at 7:00 a.m., 4:000 and 6 :98 p.w.
Returning, leavd Waver:y It 8:40 'a.m., and 12:4a.
7:415 p.m.
Leave Tcnvand& .
Arrive Tankhannock.
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre..
Mauch Chunk:
Bethlehem....
~L Beaton
•• Philadelphts..
New Y0rk.....
iieaye New rock
t . ...
Easton
- Bethlehem
Allentown
4. "Mauch Chnn lF ; ... ..
White Haven .
Winces-Barre
4. Pitteton
Tnnkhannock'
Arrive T0wanda..... ,...
Passenger& for - Harrisbrult and Pittsburg will
change cars at Allentown. hare time foren ppm and
take the Through Fact Express, with sleeping cars
attached, at Bi4o acme evening.
-P. cin.
- Superintendent.
GLASS AND NAILS
Itlr RAILWAY
300 MILES trzri)En, 900 MU.EB ithaorrr
ONE YANAGEMENI% , MANGE Or COACIIE3.
BROAD GUAC;Z-LICIUDLE TRACK
• ; FOR
CLEVELAND. - T 01.7 7 -). DEntotr, CHICAGO,
mivilLiVithr....-r.r. PAUL, OMAHA,
Aud all 1);0.,, 17,4 and
stAnartinb:,.Atlon,
DAYTON, CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS,
I LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS,
I And all point,. smtit and Sonthwert.
NEAP Drrutma) AVE Ittmt. THUOVOTI
wrrnocr L'HANUE TO lloennortn, Dry-
KUM, CA.L . TEL.4.HD AND COOT:MATZ. , ' ,
On and titter Monday. Align 8t 30. 1860. trains will
leave Waverly at about la.: fallowing hours, via :
1:11 a.ni.. NIGHT LMPRITiSiXondaYa excepted) for
Rochester, Iluffsio, Dunkirk, Cleveland and Cin
cinnati, connecting w•th the Lake Shore and Grand
Trunk Railways at Buffalo, Dunkirk , and Cleveland
for the West. and at Cincinnati with the Ohio and
Mississippi Railway for the South and' Southwest;
i also at Unlit* for Canandaigna, aleo•foa
Wtuianb
port, and at Corning for ltiosaburit. -
4 50
a.m.—NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Ltoehebter,
Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland and Cincinnati, mak
ing dirtet connection with trains of the -Grand
• Trunk and Lake (Thorp Railwaye at Buffalo, Dun
' kirk and Cleveland for all points West, and at Cln
• cinnati with the Ohio and Misalasini Railway - foe
the South and Southwest : also at Umira for Can.
' andsiguat 6t Corning for Blounrg.
nig train makes a direct daily con:wt.:oil
with all lines to. the West and Southwest. and Is pro.
sided with the' new'Aind improved day and night
Coaches peculiar to the Dread linage, running thro'
to Rochester. Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland and Cin
cinnati, 'withal' forming the ONLY DAILY LINE
from New York to Cincinnati and the !Southwest. run
ning through, SOO miles w thout change.
0.28 A.N.—MAIL TILA 111, firindaYeeleePted• for
Buffalo and Dunkirk..
05 finndcys
• excepted. - ' . .
0:11, Sundays excepted, for DIG
. Ado, Dunkirk 1:n1(1w:eland, , ectang w:th trains
for the West: A Slceplag C is attached to this
train at New York, running - through to Meadville.
A Sleepily;t Coa hroughh cis aluffalo. so attached at Susquehanna,
running to B
-9:10 a.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sandays excepted.
I:10 p.m.—EHIGIttIiT TRAIN, daily for the Wed.
MiiMU
ilaiiiA
kSEA
IEI
.CcnmenOng Rept. LI, 113/419
TrAt:es Goncci :town' wh.t.
ntLnr GOING SOONG MI.L.
1;o1ne ,g Pitt!ton
arruario,
Dine at *Win Haven.
GOIN. IVI;ST
'GOING • EAST
10 a:m..—NIGHT Finndarn wiceptod:
oonnectina at'ftew York with afternoon &Win and
.steasneen for Boston and NewEi br efties; alto
connects at Bhmhamton for ; at /BAkaii
town for Unlinirillo, and at GoshenNontftolo
-
York
Sleeping
Bow l ea itecomisn7this train from Bain.
10 to . ' •
• ite s.m.:-.4INOBINATI EIMER& Konday, ex
cepted. connecting for Ithaca; at Binghamton me
and Albany; at Goat Bend for Scranton;
at for Newburg and Warwick. and 411
- Jersey City with afternoon and, evening. trains of
New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington. ' "
Bleeping Coaches accompany this train homilies&
ville to New Tart.
ACCOIOI.ODATION,
a excepasil. 1 •
12 &m :37 p. ys
m.—DAT =PRE S& Bnintrieseicepted. COa
nesting at Middletown for llnicarille. and at Jer-
sey City with m.UnMbt rira Fortmin of. Raw Jer.
say Railroad for . _
New and improved ng-Room COSCbC4IIO6OIII.
parry this train from Buffalo to New Tcet.
1.2=.- L -ACCONMODATIOTRAIN, dally,con.
at Owego for Ithaca.
..
6:40 WAIL. Sundays eraMird.
9:05 p.m.-=-IAGHTNINO =PREM. day. connect
img at Paterson • far Newark Jam, City
_with
limning Express Train of New Jersey RaMusd for
Baltimore arid Washington and- id Rem Tort with
Morning sxprela train faßoston' and Nee Eight!
Bleeping Calichei any ccompa . ibis train through to
%Nestle*.
p.m'.—WAli TRU OUT. Sundays excepted: .
- Wk. Arivi — ied and complete • Wicket Mite Tablet"
of Passenger Trains smiths Erie Railway and con
needing lines, has meetly been published, and can
be proC . nred on applicatkin to the Ticket Agent of
11:=1%. • 'R*. "R. 'BARR,
. Bee Sept. ' Beni Poser Aft.
Virg
. IrEcEertON 2 i v nlje- .
Iditali-libereee,btr lauthefineraely_
of the Comaneowealth of witilled ..an , * -
act relating ta the eleetkorii Clommmtwaelth." - .
His majolned upon tee pules sallies of rode
election to be held. -, en& Illarliwa ememerathen in
_mach notes whet ellocuteirs - In beefaelsck I. XX,
OBBITTS, MO ftherlifof es Segiatof ligadfora. do
ill=Mk loos* andgehr seam lci the elector, -
county, on TIONIDAT. the lath aill air OM- ,
HER. 1862 in the several ;11latticle, In mid cored.
In Alba liorengh. at the Mesa foramely curliest
by D P Knapp.
All Soy, •at the school ' boom near WUliars
alialirs "
la aa716111.
it the /ghoul . keine :Mir alma=
In kthenibiroe
%- t the homes themerly essayed'
,
i 7 X 8 Ifatimirsoth- • • ~.• ~ ,
Biles= top, al Oat WY* *Meth' athalifea•b7
TB Hunk in AlLens ben% ' '• ' ' -
In Daasun bum. it the holier thethetlY 'mom
lied b 4 if
_X PP& •
c Is ßmwegagg Imp.,,M Iliglionseef hum Vivre. • .
In 111127hl8las Week at the boom attar Oodard. '
In Barclay ig the Scheel Room
. - 3 In Canton bore% st 111•Centril Ilesece.' •
In Canton top.. *the home , lenssely eorepied
by 8 !Myers. in Bantam bore'.-,_
In colorable, at th e boom of Tams Nowa. ..
.
,
In Tranktin, "at the hones sow oempied by it ti
. Downi.
-In Gra ng nville, lathe home of Benj./ Taylor. .
In Herciek, ,at the school house near,. leuciel . 7 ,
b uzana . s.
c In Leltayseille bozo', at the hoses fanacety Dice.
.. •
pied by 3 lt, Pletcher. . •
In- Madrid, at the house rerriertly occupied by' _
Cr= Bloodgood. • ._ ,
la Le W. at the Cadre School Hom'. • ' -
• In Yonne top., at the house formerly occupied
by It it Boehm& "
In Monroe borcc, at th; luMie forineily occupled
by Ethel Taylor. -
In Orwcii.st the boor ofWoodruff. -
In Oreetoff. et school No. 2..
In Pike. at the house. of Bosworth. .
' In Nome twp.. at the y my In Itauccebero'.
In Rome bow', at the Academy.
In Bidithary, at the heuatifeelteethilersina -
In
to d 2 n. a t the Wkly . Houle. - :
Jade
In . at the hoofs lertnedyemu , lfed by
. . . ..
_ In Mone, at the house' if Ithweillthreil.
In Bletthileld r it tlei Mums thrthafy; acettithd by
kln Sylvania b Serculd. .
ora% iWithelicoldireittlelie SWUM
In South Cot, at the bonseatailiath
In Terry. Toll 7. at the home of Same .
In Towanda bone. at the OSSA any Nom. ' ..• '
In Towanda tsp.. at the Dotes of TIT Jordan in .
Towanda bore%
In Towanda North. at the home ol II X halls.
ilt WI top.. at the hones of V X tong In Troy
bone. ,
" In Troy bore% at the hones of V X Long. -
In Tmcaium, at the whoa hones near Jae lilacrs.
- In Mater, at the house of S 11 llotholm: .
_ In Warren. at the house it'B CoOper. - - -
In Windham, at the house of 8 linytendall. -
In Wyalneing; at the bongs eta H Mask.
In Wilmot, -at the house of A 2 Stook .
X
InZzacm. at the house formerly occupied by I
. .•
In Wells, at the house of L Seeley. ••
At which time and place the ekctoreadareedd will
elect by ballot. - .
Opt person for Governor at the - Stale of'
state %teent ---7
pennrshanik . far Jades of Supreme. Court of the
Two to represent the counties of Brsdford
and Tan fn the House of Itepresentattres of
Pensytintata.
One person fee Sheriff of the county of Bradford. •
One person - far Prothonotary of the county of
Bradford.
One person far Register and - Beeorder of the coun
ty of Bradford.
One person for Treasurer of the county of Bradford:
One person for Conindoloner of the county of
Bradford. _ _
One perion for Auditor of the count* or Bradford.
One person for Coroner of the county of Bradford.
And in and by said act. I am, further. directed to.
give notice '•that any person excepting Justice of
the peace whosihall hold any once of proat and
trust under the government of the Miffed States or
this State. or of any incorporated district. and also.
that every Member of Congress and of the 'Legisla
ture, and the select and common council of ear city
or commissioners of any inc.lrporateddistrict.4e/ by
law Incapable of holding or exercising at the same
thie ths caw or appointment of Judge,
or, Clerk of an eleeeion of this CCUM3OMr=
that no Inspector orotber officer of any such ekc
lion shag be then eligible to any once then to be
'voted foe.
By the.4th section of an act passed the lit day of
April, 1840, it is provided th at the figs section of
an act passed Jaly 2. ISM. entitled 'AA act- relating 1
to the elections of tuft Commonwealth.' ^ shall not '7
be construed so as to prevent any raillery officer '-
from slaving as Judge. Inspector or MIL at any
general or 'special election of this Commonwealth.
An Act.to change the time otelosing the polls at •
the General and Townabip elections In the county of
Bradford.
The General Election in all the WM.& Townsidis.
Districts and Boroughs of the coal:Jilin, be cspened
between the hours of idx and seven o'clock In the
forenoon. and abaft continue without Interruption
onadjournment until seven O'clock In the evening.
when all polls aball be closed.
- A further Supplement to the Election laws of
Pennsylvania
WRICRZILS, By the set of the Cougavis of the Unit-,
-ed States entitled An Act to amend the several acts •
heretofore paseedlo provide for the enrolling and
calling out the Nationsl - forccs, and for other
en" - and approved March third, one thiourea=
hundred and sixty-flue. all persona who have desert- '
ed the military or naval service of the United Stater.
and who have not been discharged, or relieved from
the penalty. or disability therein provided, sax deem
ed, and taken, to have voluntarily reilmtkislifd and
forfeited thejr rights of citizenship. and are deirived
of exercisink any rights of r citizens thereof : -
Avul mirrors. Persons riot citizens of the United
Statei are not, under the Constitution and LBWS of
Pennsylvania, • qualified electors of this Common
wealth :
fitcr7CoC I. Re it iiiitefeif by the &safe and Ilow••
of Tteprr.centigio , s If the C Petion.q.
Mein in Genera? Astembly wet, r. 4 it to horriy rood
"il by fAe o,osArite of tie Tbst.tn all elections
ber-oafter to he held in this Commonwealth. it inall
be unlawful fiir the lodge or inspector of the elec,
Lion to receive any ballot or ballots from any person
or persons embraced in the, provisions, and subject
to the disability imposed by said act of Congress ap
proved March 3, 1865. and It shall be unlawful for
any such person to offer to vote any ballot or ballots.
Sian ces 2. That if any such judge and inapectOrs
of election or any one of them shall retrieve. or con.
sent to receive, any such unlawful ballot or ballots.
from any such disqualified person. he, or they so of
fending. atilt be gnaty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof In any court of quarter miaowl of
this Commonwealth, he shall. for any such offence-.
be sentenced to pay a fine of not less than $lOO. and
undergo an Imprisonment, in the jail of the proper
county, for not less than 60 days,
13ECTI0N 3, That if any person deprived of citizen
ship, and disqualified as aforesaid, shall at any elec
tion, hereafter to be held in. this Commonwealth.
vote or tender to the officers them*, and offer to
vote a ballot, or ballots, any person so offending
Abaft be deemed .guilty of a . misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof. in any court of quarter sessions
of this Commonwealth, shall, for each offence. be
punished in like manner as is wadded In the pre
ceding section of this set I iiit inati_ot officers of
' election receiving - art unlawful ballot or ballots.
fixermar 4. That if any person ahaß hereafter per
suede or ad vise ad any person. oe .persoits depri ved
offer of
citizenshi disqualified as aforeeald lo a
ballot orballots , , to the officers of any ibefion, here
ny
"eller to Ile held In this Commonwealth, or shall per-, -
made oradvise any such officer to receive any-ballot
or ballots, from any ppeerrssoonn &Mired of citizenship.
and disqualified as aforsaatd, such person so offend
ing shall be guilty of a iniallemeaner. - and upon Con
viction thereof, In arty court of gooks mains Of
this Commonwealth, shall be punished in like man
ner as is provided in the second section of this act.
In.the use of officers of inch election, receiving '-
such unlawful ballot, or ballots.-
By an act of fisaembly of Itare,h.3o. 1805..entitftd
an Act regulating the mode of voting at all elections.
In the several counties Of this Commonwealth. It is
enacted as follows"; '
Szcrow 1, De it molded by th e Senate MINI Howe.
of Renesentatires of the Coonsonwealgi of Pflossyl.,
mein to (kneed Assembly met, and tr is hereby !Wad
ed by the,edhority of the some, That the qualified
voters of the several cantatas of this Commonwealth
at all general township, borough, and special'. elec
tions, are hereby, hereafter authorized and required
to vote by tickets printed or written. severally classi
fied as follows : Ono ticket shall embrace the names
Of all judges ef court to be voted for, and to he la
beled- enbae. "Judiciary:" one ticket shall entailer
the names of all state officers to be voted for and be
labelled "date:" one ticket shall embrace the names
of all county officers voted for, including office of
senator, member, and members 44 assembly.ff7ted
-for, and membersof congress , if voted for, an he
labelled "dainty:" one ticket shall embrace the
names of all township' officers voted for, and be La
beled `flownshiP;" one ticket shall embrace the
names of all borough officers voted for. and shall b e
labelled borough," and each class shall be deposit
ed In separate ballot-boxes.
Election officers are authorized and - commanded to
strictly observe-the provisions of the Registry Law
pasted by the Senate and Ronne of Representatives
of this Commonwealth. on the lfthdz i rprft.
of
The meeting return judges for Bayrearata.
tire District, will be held at, the Court ones, at To.
wands. on the seventh day after election, which will
be on the 19th day of October.
The meeting of return judges for the minty of
Bradford. will be at the Court House in Towanda. on
'the .thlrd day after election, which will been Friday,'
the4sth day of October. at 1
M. 12 o'clock. tn.
„ Sheriff,
• e4t. 23, am.
.9:30 a.m.
UM ..
1:13 p.m.
1:45 ••
. 11:20
. 6 5:43
. :00
. 6:90
8:35
. 9-25
6:54 SAIL
..10:00 ••
_10:30 .4
_10:43" ••
-12:00 m.
.. 1:31 p.m.
3:10 . 4
-.. 431 •'
.. 6:38 ••
AtAffINISTRA.TORNS NOTICE
NOtice ts hexeby even that a pineal' Nabbed
to the estate of -HMI= N. /Lirsicips, 4to d TOMIO I II4
twp.:deceasod, ars requested to tasks twistable d:.
ce m ent, and all persons baling dams aptosti mid "es.
tate must be present the same duly sistionstisted tor
iettbadent.
FUEDAILICROM.
Administrator. •
Ang. 24. 1869.
•
ADINITNISTRA.TOR'fL,NOTICE.-
Notice Whereby given Masan persons indebted
tonic estate of A3lOB COBlflNtlf. late of Athens
twp.„ deceased. are remarried. to; mate immediate
payment, - and all persons basing dame wind said
estate must present them duly authenticate SY settle
ment. GEO. Parir,
Sept 7. 1869.• . Adelaide/rattle.
ADMINISTRATOR'S
Notice is hereby rriv_eu that ailloos indebt
ed to the estate of Ml= CAIWB. deal. late
Litchfield tavOsbiy. ere requested to mate Immedi
ate and all persons Aiming shims igsthet,
said estate must &twat them duly authenticated fae
ilettletrieue
_WI[. C
A AXPBELL.
Sept dmisktrator.
11NROCIMIATION - WIDEREAS,
Hon. FABIUS B. ISTBECITIL Presirknt Judge
of the 12th Jodidal Dhariei, °enabling of the conic
ties of Bradford and gragnehauns. and. Bans. lbor.
Ins FROMM and J. W..ltseDus, Aasande Adios,
in and for said county 'of Bradford. lave bared thole
precept ea date the 11Ih day of Begifer, Ifer. - to
to me &troote ringd foe holding an adionerbed Court of
of Common Pleas, at Towanda. for the • county of
Mradfcrii, on Monday. the 15th day of October Out.
and ',interne two weeks,
Datatat Towanda, the 11th day of Mum* In the
year of oar Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
itstyrdrse, and at the Independence et the United
Btstes, the ninety•aecond. WY. Gums, Steril.'
VOTiCE.- . -All persons are caution
ednot to negotiate ibe any of the hilowitur
notes, lost by the undersigned &Mb, the. AMU' of
July, to Albany township : One note spiet aeo.ll.
Terry , ex $43. gheabliont the 'Mai et June : owe
against John Tsetse, tee PM &teen the latb °tame,
and assegainit SON z. MOO land Bat. bwr $B,
gives about July Ist. and doe in ato
' 11,46 7: Opt. le, Vii-er cats. r. mom
MOB SALE--A YOKE OF OXEN,
mores yeses old. Mit site. frea matched.
aeid la emery nowt dew fat Amusing or
busbettox Abe • pair et Celts, two yews old bet
Spersg. Bessousbie credit Istil be &um Can be
sees it David nutty% taltortklonsods.
of Mr. Iketty oe WWl=
. .
TEVPSTOCK.: OVIZEI3 - AND
J. 31 IipkcdCASPATCWS.
El