News , 1, • thokid. . i ; • • . —Three New Ira*. datao*.g,, , wilcztively llp *ands:" • —l l Titiiii-ftyO'. 60;r 0 .4.,•*ets inAei ton: .• • Hr(virs,fprots •:, ps•4s4,46tqrthigt.catul47 . 4 natur , l4y. .t • Lonis-,flitatt ,ERvey, his;ltife EloPto .1ir44444 33, ;: , 'T.C; LlTkilt elmO: tirv rio im o i irpy l phy.: •)t, Stvi 'York ninratiater,rtVe.r7 trx =do moo in ilio ; .. • i , —Thaapaiebe iiriestirpanail eyckry Own minutes to take =dim • ' " • - . --Father Hylicintho 'lies *TO. - in 1827, anti ehrisfmed*Pharlei rayarst: ' "' --Water eressee renco—niinended guatkietefor ' . - —A new freedrrien's.. 56000:tense it , being Inifitaerilatki, !forth'. • • Boston yont3;t;ii "doing " Itri.l Park with a three tandem 'team. . ' ' 7 -4.l.rchibishopTilatelele,dnrighter aigirrs,sc:4?oi ikt clam, EC*, • ; , --New Hampshire bae. n , rnileAit le.avery five bunitrodiohat4o44 , — , There is a great ; difference '6e-f a Train of worils•arid a Willi ophought ! —A New York ,prencher adVoestes inbitituting-the noispaperfor the Biblo> . —A. Mesican MilliCeinire .. is 'a tar e.l.ictor in Now Yralr.; tills to "bee lite. 7 • .; f - —Pedni•Battista, , formerly atenet in La Scala Milan isrepartoid !to be. driveling a 1.11:a-organ in,.Netr y.d . r;•• • —Tun ladies of Andin,ltinuesota, very - particular..., maeLvai ,ficied $l3 for, ouiw.hig. the 'taint of mia or them. —The private .secretary .ef P,rinc e. is a Spaiiislil.l - 11r4 pi! , O o i n art7.a French ,isall.tt 4:e.rl. . firm in Leipsic lately eelehret • eoriii;letion of their five thonaiihth —Work' begin next winter lipon ni !leen t bridge across the Mitisitiiippi at I airie du Chita). —The number of "vacs' of railthiul I. canstriacted in Giorgi* diving' t/4irmit y ears is estimated at 1421. : • ----:Pleasant,• for t.olutecci el*4olitEf T New . York Mantifbetttrars. are &ie .: waling, ' non of rr...sitw, the D' Of ilnytet.q.;, . in 1868, hael.over 7000 . de‘illierics, which consamed :6,73%000 bushels. rr.iu and 38,000,000 bushels of potatoes. —The latest crop of cotton over 1r , :.locol in the south was in4Bflo. It stood, in h market at t , 16A1109,000 In gold. Prince 7.S7apolcon's t!thi was fir.,t eL.r.f...rred 1:y1)w-t:log upon 1. -wife. Idstlnkle,'and was by leer transferred. erinoe Napoleon. • —P. T.' Barnum is` not going to the t•reilun..ch.lands ; " Donelicks'l is not keeping. gt•wery in Troy, 014f:two riCrr.eu is wif goipg, t,i I 7• e the I'arepa-Ilesa trodiiet ' —The German settlers iu BuTe in., q uietly. Itasit.;ed a St. Louis rAathirrio e ho was practicing his arts in their team, and then rent a committee to tell his friends; —Toel M. Tnekner, of ..noii§cm,, • :n3.0.. has a pear tree a hundred rears 'old, 11.31 riles awl urt •m pears and lrlossrims tti branches. , —During the Emperor's i1111088:110 il: patches were permitted to he sent from I'.n in cipher. It wait feared they might sig nify thnt Ntrpnionn lied e,)ine to naught. —A bright woman in Indiana was IfrA. Make in the inornitig, Mie Gibbs :anon; and Yrs. Coon in the afternoon. The legal of that State err we:Merl:lL —The famous limning horse Her z,,g, which made a mile in 1.4.3 i, the beat on ree rd. aka in Cincinnati on Wednesday. His owner refniA f. 15,000 ro him within a week. -A fatal diseaSe is devastating the p ..i!try yards in Sumpter emit; Ga. Pea towleA tumble from the trees dead, and guinea f and chickens are dying by the hunitreda. --The Fredeieksburg Railroad COM oiVr great , inducements to immigrants. ~;:,• of them is passage at half-fare over the lira for one year after settlement in Virginia. young lady was recently taken her lied by ft gang of brutes at Danville, and tarred and feathered,. because abe .iecuseil ono of the pally of •tealing a • -4•1Id'lle Caaiotta Patti •has an N nu-row that accompanies her on all lic- travels. Sire picked it up on thccroadaide, he, rat yoarn Wore, with both Rs legn broken.. —Dr. Hayes intends to. lead an ex ' podition toward "the open Pplar Sea" next This will he of more consrogrienee than • any expeslitiod latterly undertaken to the7iorth • -‘x • In the severe storm on Sunday !.. 7..ra1 feet of the beach opposite the light-. h01..e, Atlantic City, N. J., were wished sway. s,:a is gradually encroaching upon the li,:!,tlemse there. —Schott, the music publisher of has e.itablished a Mud - for pensioning hi, iiiporauunated*cirlcinen. Atit recent silver wedcliri;.; he added four thousand thalers to the rued. • —Au Irishman from Dublin work -way out into .Tacksonsille, Via., a year or t :tgo, and borrowed money to stroll up the St. John's. lie not $ refuses PYI,OOO . for the pine., he sottled upon. =—The tits of Yackson, Michigan is growing rapier. In the past nine months 119 new buildings have been erected, worth s2so_, oisk, F,'0,000 have been voted for railroads, and other projects nre in contemplation. • —The oldest settler of Schuyler e-Rint 7 , un. is at last discovered to be Charles Cool., an Englishman, who has resided there ,me place lance the 2iith of June, 1836, and ,lias raised a family of seven. eons and sew) datighterti. Saxby, of the English nary. predicts an extraordinary tide on tho' Bth of ortober, as oirthat day the moon will bo at the part of her orbit nearest the earth, and her attraction and the sun's attraction will be In the- same direction. . • ---An affray occurred in Grimes o , , , unty, TeXAS, recently. An old feted Waisted b,•tween Dr. IdeKeever and Mr. Monition. They ' agreed to meet on the high road, armed, and settle their diffiieußy. The met, and thct torah was the killing ofMr. Monihan., • '• —An elm tree in ' Roxbury, Massa elmsettß, a century and a half old, on which it is said (len:Warren hung his scythe when he left his swath for the revolutionary • army, was cKit down the other day, having become so de cayed AS to bo dangerous. —Two ladies, while visiting in Willruington, Conn., draulr for tea a cup of .tr immunra, which their hostess bad prepared of the genuine Chinese artiele,generally rrererred.'' The poison threw them into a stu por, from which they barely_recmered by sued , tell aid; Nciiv York jeweler left a satch rl ug $.5000 worth of jewelry in a Fair I raven (COanecticut) horse car and came home. A<v ureter found it, and it was thrOwn Into //1 - 603. claimed by a man; found not to be 1:i. r hotad kept it several hours, andlinal -1-: rostorod to the owner intact.- --A law suit was hied Orenit Court in Indiana last week. It v.u.l.r.uutit. up on appeal from it magistrate's Tito matter in controversy. was the key i.idav School library and two teatainatits - twenty-five cents. The Sheriff's costs witnesses amountod to 81940. prisoner' 1 France recently. 4. , 1:/r14.1 - that, af kr poisoning ben. husband, bite Is:,.ioneci her tuotiter, of whom - also .was errc f;..td. merely to' obey the directions of a Jr...tooth:ll6i; who domaideil, hi oralor to aid r.cap3 the demands' , or justice; that she y i procuro tit° too of a dead rein- —A wealthy farmer, of iftirtford, Vim Miff% county, Mkh., was caught a few doors tine stealing a. can of Massed all from tho bail; room of a store in Deastnr. He had been caught in several 'small thefts before, and save ho stetils"not bee...smite 'be wants - the properfr, but beesa9e a chn'ti help jt. He was lined' 03 . and costa. • —Notwithstanding; the prey fence • triehboosis the breeding of mune is on the •reatte in i. Prussia, end Unproved English' el •ds have been •introduced. ' mace • 1861 , the ,tunber, at swine lurvo Jnoreditsetli • quartar of a :nil E. - in. "Ilanv of the tanners havo homes', lc- Twilit/1 with the usage . of the microscope ha to examine the slaughtered animals. —A Milwauleeinan, tvho cleppQpsit-,A ttlalta tatelt;" and ws ir *a the . fidereat wankl be dye per tent,- raze -promptly at the, and of the yew with *in nail emlteue7topey that interest, - When cola that Vet IFS wfttlitho other way, ho looked npin astordehmen& and went away wondering .why a =sat should pay ben for boing allowed t o bike care of his money awhole year. • " • OE ludford ft•po EDITORS: IL 0. GOODRICH. Towanda, Thursday, Oot 7 Repabitean State FOR GOVERNOR: YOHN W. GEAWY. •, • ) aPPßlPFAtififfnif ATM: •p. HENRY .W. WILLIAXS, 00IINTE • r 1:i! I / - _:MPubUMA' County Ticket. roa ILEPBESIENTATIVES. JOHN F. OiWTaillinfr ; JAMES .VIKI3B, or atmemia.. , You smarm Pglialt"VAN FLEET, r-. 2 rxst .1401-110 tis. AtintoitrcitAsy, A. THOMAS ortroj rou'urinma Yxn wortimn; 7./ GLADDP i c 4 1 . 1 cmbla • • i 43, 1$ vi.). IO sTr.EARTIII L '2 DE, IaLkEIfES T4 K 4.A&DP. :;; B IEUND% ctt fif , PIS" /V./ AITTP 3I4 W. S. ISOWlilt13;. Of•Welaa yea tonomms. ;OEN. P.• •DODGE, Ttep bfiCatt' i lifOtintiol • . , . • •-4/ ! , C. 4 r . •••' ..N r. la . 1 • ••' ••\ • • 1 •.• • Will lie hold at the following time andtPlacea EAST !IDANTON, Friday Ova" 'Oct, & Rpeak.' Cr,, Capt Comic/tan,. Capt Shit* anal/TN rtt. • LITCFITEELIPI CENTRE, Sahirday eye., Oct. 9:"Speakers, A Tl.Bpiillilitig find F B Reitveir. - ORCtfri . CREEK, Friday eve., Oct. 8. SPeaki . era, A ItSpalding, J B Reeve and li.E'vtins. IiEItRICSVILLE, at,t4 Betook ;MUM. •24914 , 17 'crewing, Oct. 11. • itileaktill U.Oll. U. Marcur and W. 7. Dirries..Esq. • . ' • • . • 31 W. A Nary.—Remember that Asa Packer, makes over $30,000 every ; month by increasing the toll on' coal 'transported over his railroad. sorts of ticiets • are being sent out by the eokaerteads. . Look put for them 1 Tbey will try 1 every means to reduco the majority on the county ticket. Repnbliean can pousiis&ent-. Yotevfer csco. STEVENS. He is one of the inp,st'strittly partisan men in the county, and' could not be induced to voteilur it Republican tin der any circtunetatted.: , WHO PAYS ?-Eight dollars and ninety-six cents is the amount of tax es paid by Asa Packer, whoisTeport ed to be worth twenty million. The poor man pays the taxes for him. sel.Republicansl. he. „Lit the polls early on Tuesday morning, and see that no frauds arc perpetrated. Ex amine your votes and see that they compare with the names at the head ,of this paper. ." se..How cut liOnAest: men support Packer, who refuses to bear his Share of the,birde.ns of ' taxation, and by the "dodge " of changing his resi dence manages to cheat Tiis 'borough and county out of their just dues. to—RcnusLicross! be at the polls early on Tuesday morning. Remein her . .the time for opening the. polls has been changed from ten o'clock to seven o'clock. Lot a few active men ,be selected whose duty it shall be 'to see that uo frauds are perpetrated, .and that every Republican voter in the'town is out. • .WON'T PAY em BOROI7GB TAX.—Mr. Pricker was assessed 45,761 17 ' for. Borough tax inlB6B, because ho is worth' twenty Millions, and. 'owns many houses, including the one in which resides, which• cost alone $lOO,OOO. Ait he wouldn't stand such taxation' and, to get ahead of the borough authorities he proceeded to Philndelphia and got lainvelf as sessed there to the amount of $32 00 for all purposes. So much for that. siiirithrumacan I waie up action is Uhl word! Let every: man .his duty. Let not the cause languish. You have a Gorurnor and Judge of the Supreme' Court to 91,0: We c4n .14m1 'defeat. Then; work,. and let every man opeak. and agitate. •You cannot expect many speeches, as the tithe is too short now. AgainiTe say, go to work' to ,get out a fhlll'Ote. liirSounzas, and Republicans! when asked to vote for (ho. STEVENS, for Cominissioner, remember that Standing Stune,thehomeOf 1.1.4 STE' - vvs, and Which is largely tentrolled by him, was the Onlytownship inthis county which disgraced itself by giv ing a majority against - the proposi don to allow soldiers to Vote! • VirON!T Per Poon Tax.--By Bina ply going to Philadelphia, and get ting himself assessed in the Sixth Ward (Ids name registered at tlu3 Aferehanta,' Hotel- and bis earpet-bng hung:tip on 4;' , hooki In' one tot !the roorits),. Afe : Pucker got ieleiir'efpay i-iikliis POOr tai, z taii3on county, amounting, inelnding connty. tax, _ to 164,76117., . ' • , b I r 'N'ail*, is .'.oei 2 W made k-TaC . en4eP..aliiirthe..copper heads to defeat Joan B . trams.' Sian der •of biufest Sort. is remi t ted lo; to"effekSheir' object'. Oile' Of the # oB t 4 47* 13 ;#P4 6:813 tor. t4e, 4foc k 9i : 00011.11', , the .fact-that,lut hoe IA& chosen town . Ship Miser lbeerly 'every eleeti - t4i.4otitiititivgnotterloo :h0 Vas al_ _waLTa'qe44 gm evilest wind stfsl ons Fepublican i and that the rpastfiis in that township are evenly 133 desire for snecess. But this ~...~.: _ enkquiet, we am ninnie our RePi/b -ciili igendii, is apart of the plan ad opted, to hill them , into an over-con fidence; and to achieve success for the Democratic ticket by the staying at . home of ' eRn! , can : g 6:ftif p l eigfaa dance in the ~nstice df'their cause, or S. , 7 :r;1•. c1):1 , r . in th e; merits•or personta\popularity Cf their candidat4, Dave •resnlied to thi 3 goy. , ,a6ing t to arouseihe-yotworbile :they are secretly . olgunisting their.. forces for a 'grand lially• ."••• . 10pUbfiean'frien4s §libuld of e !IP*Test. Pi 4 f 4 i..!4 7 444 nap Systematic, and rigorous if . preparation have been made =to hririg out /every Detuoeratic ''S‘titer. pr • : . friends beeatiA `.Tint Ocratic,tneeting hm,boan held, ! nor : a Democratic orator lime been.; heard, during - the learaptiign, that 'the t Cop perhead.s:g.i. tip = the' fqiht, 'the cgntraiyi P l 6:. are flieiX.- 1 1:opes tuccasa,upna tho.quict an 4 aPPar entindifference that prevails:: They -reti.eCt, to poll Danicteratip rte, and hope thaf,'ltelittblibaiLV 'wilt 'be , (lecive4 ;.)r i e ilb4n usual appliances of a .campaign, and, twill' stay away from the polls sufficient numbers to allow 'ft -Deindieratie. Pict Mil EMI :AQ , P.emudit4io/leaders 4e,.aware that they eanzot go to the people on the pastreeord of that party ; ,upon the qualiffeatihns and public. l 'eharacter of their candicates. they have consequently placed in nomina tion' a man whose only recomenda.: tion is 'his enormous wealth, and they now hope by t liberal and judicious use of his money to get out, a full Democratic vote. •Unless the people arouse to the necessity.of polling ev-, ery Republican vote, they will be too late to defeiit this deep-laidanddan gerons programme, • If but tlacCar four ,Reptiblieen tors in each • :school - district in. the State; delude •lheiiiselivir 'With the idea that : theie Ili - io.,rieeeseit their voting, .and, stay away from +e• polls,•our majority will, be. lost, and •AsA VA . CREIf be' the next Governor' of 'Pennsylvania: 'lt is thie*sOrt, of cal-, culationwhich has governed the pol icy. of the Democratic, • managers. They do not expect the people.to ap prove their polcy, nor support l their candidates, but they hope to : ` cheat the Republican voters, with the prim ped of an easy victory, and thus re lax their exertions, and keep them froth the polls. • Republicans of Bradford!. in all the contests of the past, you have borne .an important and honorable part. Your large majority has glad-, ilened eur friends throughout 'the • State, and helped to increase . the Re publican victories. You can give the accomplished statesman, the gallant soldier, the upright Governor, 'GEA-. Rk, Fit;e Thousand 31ajority, if you. will poll all your votes! •Shall it be done ? or shall it he said that Brad ford has given u reduced majority, on account of the apathy and indiffer ence of people ?If Bradford fal-, ters now, she is not true to the inter-., este of her tax-payers, and recreanf ; to those great cardinal principles she ; has•ko long and gloriously sustained... Don't allow tho political record Bradford ; to be stained by a redt7e / d vote. The re-nomination of Messrs. WEBB and CHAMBERLAIN, as the Republican candidates for members of the Legislatur has elicited` throughout the State the hearty com mendation of leading Republicans. The former has already been a mem ber of the House three years, and the' latter has served two terms. During this time the .t body has, had the rep utation of embracing many corrupt and profligate men, who sought the advancement of their personal ends, but no breath of detraction has ever ,assailed the members from Bradford. They have the universal `testimony 'alike of good and bad men, to their boneety and incorruptibili ty: Whilst other eonnties have been repudiating unworthy • members, •Bradford henors herself Inc the esti. notion of • all, by returning to the Legislature those who • have,. been . tried and found faithful. The wisdoin of the re-eldetion of Messrs.' WEan and Cu.tantritt. f .mrninst be apparent to aIL The common ealth needs just such regulators— men of intelligence ; honor and integ rity. The comity cimnot well spare thorn, because they hit.vo" from their eiperience and reputation astanding and Influence • in the L4slature, which makes them useful to their eon: stituents.: We hail their return with iioch`pleiiiiiiire; as a testimony to the rest of the StSte Bradford do her share towards securing honest .und judicious • Dom. s 0 . 9 61 9‘ V.the i , e g r 4F OAP( fl 4 this 03124 Be publicans who are thinking of voting for Ur. Vrinous.-for Treasurer, • -will notice . what company hu is • I~eepingc Represetdatire%''Dk i os Buckivell, JUiatiThcnipsotii S*4l:,,trriUh!fer ti":43olo447, of the court ,ef quarter fiessious, & oyer & term*. r Zra q uince; . Register ' of Vie, i Ccird§fof 1400, am elerlo4 'th s e'6,- , i ) ,*ielidjui , o4;ic4 l 4 064 . lTreaiurer, AV4IsTDP:R.VAUGH:N; Goutty • Commissioner, •George !vend; Cotuity Auditor, • thee!loreil H. : ei;:ll6rdicir,rb. B. 'Bahia's: OCR LEGISLATIVE 'TICK, ET as it affects national le of the highest - Consideration that the Republican party &Vida tie l ido? cessful on Tuelday 'next, that- the credit of tlif i emeaonw,alA i ry„tr sustained,.' find 'the l inters Of the -c-pr 4WD' layers be promo? . t 13y . a co rn name . econoth ical policy *bleb:hag in nine years Of-, Republican raid;:reduced the :"stato debt Ov ,68P3/1 C. *, 1 951 o*A' the- realfestato of :our fOrMersi fro", taxa - - ; tt The ibilinibihieU ThiSlatiA of 1866 under the iectliaMTl_9!"ozoelleinnelc of CoMmitteocki Ways suMiles,l of the liouse.'pebedli retele4lg to :find 4r po4ng hbovier burdens of taxatiOn np4 railroads, banks and other cor6: this act l was strennottOrbppl bytbOilerat, ocrats, although many of tbelM &via: not appear-upon the record' in' oppo sition to the ineastire: :They placed every possible obstacle in , ,the way 4.1 its passage, by parlimentaiy expedi ent, but it fimilly triumphed and to*. 6,14.001=7„, •, to tax-payers of thdigrieultnial eitunti of Bradford has hetet' beep properly ' 6l ?4al# : esV.:l l t': '4°444laXP4 the ' 4iirmers,of the county over 011E..TY' THOUSAND DOLLARS 'I . Shalltlais !liberal poliey • towarda northers be cOPOtmed,li the re4lec4: ,tjon of Ooy.GE4ur? I . he #llMl3l# of the Democracy :would,place in the Executive chair a man. whoser inter, eats . are all with corporations and moniapolists, who evadestliepaynaent , • Of taxes upon his twenty thAicals, mad who would throw the burdeps of tax- . ation upon the acres of our working farmers to the relief of rail, roads, haaik,s and other monopolies and corporations. ,The farmers have a direeVand,,ira- pprtant interest in the re.stdC:of Gubernatorial election; 'lt is . 'liot alone a matter of dollars and' dents, but a qnestion of p4eiple,, They. are to deei4e whether The, ,ttioneyed moncipolists,. with their • immense, profits, shall c ntinne'to pay the tar-. es of the State, or whether their ,firms Shall again, be timed. „Trot i4eza de cide at the pulls. Stir Tim New York State election occurs on the second o November for a Secretary of State, Legislature; &c. In 1867 the Republicans polled „ 95 . 5,099 . votes for Secretar y'of, State against u 73,029 Democratic. , 111, the Goverdor vote - of 1868, Hoflinanhacli 27,946 majority over Griswold. • IreU ton was elected by 13789 nrajp . ty over Ho ff man., Lineon had 6549'ina jority. in 1864, and 50,136; 1 1/..1860. Seymour had 10,000 majo 1868:, These are the immediate with„ irhich the parties join " es i again. • , The Republican Ste ConVention Diet on•WedneSday/Sept. 28t4 at syl mouse., Ex-Senator Dewitt C. Little-, john, of New YeYrk city, 'was ehoien temporary ch / airman and john Griswold, I,resident, The New tOrkl city • delegations were consolidate& A strong feeling was early' shown fa 4 Or /of nominating a 'ticket that ' co 4 not be asSailed. on perf4narr unds, wh il e ciiradly 'desening on olitical, and Geo.. William- ,ottrtie was nominated for Seeretatyof State; Thomas Hillhouse for 'Com'ptroller; John C. Robinson, engineer, aid oth ers for ,the remaining offices tObefill-: ed. The nomination for Secretary, of State is certainly a stiongone, and' • one that will commend itself to ,tho people as whole. NOvithe partyin New York have only t 6 ,throw aside' those personal and partisan: , quarrels by which they have So often besn de feated, and enter resobitely on the: campaign in order to win, an& by _so, •doing•they ought to be able to exceed .their best majorities. ' • Prosprarr—otwithstanding onrl ggovernmentlias N to carTy..a manunoth l debt, put upon us by a Dennocratie rebellion, the country ival never More iiidsperous than it is n o t the:preient, bona Pie 141 t49t:*:PrOc#, organization saved, the life of the na tion when traitors fought to destroy s it, Mid. that saute spirit of pat-fietic -440 and.ni4hternacAt cilriie~ :tile .cooutuftdong in a wonderful morel ingreatness•through trj and an amanita derliirinent of the, continent's • )Alitlertq resPurces• Democracy, was an . incubus :on the nation's progress ; Republicanistav on the contrary, works in harmony With ,IstatUrp's IaWS, and ON'Ts an iinP4llB to the cou.utu'sgrckwth that , astounds ,the Oin it be possible , that any intelligent mati sum desire to' see "the - old BoUrbotis retnin'to;*iweri 1.16128 E tfrir, ,ilepublican i n ; Bradford; °aunty...at thiatime, ire Want him to wale up, anil reflect for a moment, what effect the election of Airt,tickcx would have upprktikis.Staie and; nation! • • ; The re pudiation of the tafionalidebt, fj , palm:insure withthe 6 1 _ diat prOject,so so, that, at•the present . time Ae,evades the payment , of h liatesi . " . Tlxis, together'with! .his 14'6 *f, the 'iej•iiifi4toiiaky ,Efiumc.4 44 becomes ?ftheacontity? 171epend.upon %Vida ieniare in , tote ielectkak - fliab the rtof CHAeri44 t' i?lrget,h'ex' nia ivill array herself nn ,t 10 3: mde;!:of repudiation, dishonesty, and untold disaster 1- Think of !it, 'Ore it ie WC! the tree ede eOmII• 4 11 6 .ra" day's ,Area are cannot be_ - the int- Gov. GE&. Mayor Of S inFianeisco, eleetid the iikkiketitt par ties. There were : no-" - thin _fen ti f k f te 12 1 r A ilrI t ri= ivia die en demo tal in Geary, 4 .. , . - lips adopted as t4lO candidate of &Alio ;wits twice oliki 1 019- 0 .4 On' Pkiltsii. , • t*Ati.. o * "::'' l it The‘ ie:ii'i'ra•44ioTi.:Gisr7" ill' 04 tY 1 4,0441,,., 7,lPgrire ~,. ~,, 4- I.r e E °F - Wf t r.. , 4 -,1,4. 1 ",_ ni 1tT01.4 44;44MM , 4eportgiont icif pithliiillife4-ai lip solclieiin the-1M i attoicer-oltiviliittrufesbro ' 4 illaveit'lVoAloinialiialir rilajt • I ~.. 1 III; t. ,ent'it IP Ft: ITI itA -I re,,, PiTgrir o; A4° UP44,441W ..._ , Atioaly r foileokiOd •S iietl4 Dint pc dikthalliwcd ddivqtr; .;o:L,,itt. ...,;.:, 1 1,. . .,.,,,,r, ;:•1t f • r r,? 4 , 40 4 ., .71-.T.;;kt;•• o 1 41,0, if tti: Ajam.;4l ,- ) ' ! 1f14 • .1 Tali , i • !aids. gentlemsiiiialdoing yawners aeririee in' the tativium Hiari ,'t *64lollos4ijAiiralYi*;4l4 IT.# F;S:t4 04440 0 #4i.411' : fl yt t of, ei ft otioju,.-114,:;(inierts faction is thistids , nireiamplei tOlthel tither on~iaerit nien t.ti , eßt i riblit, *4 B 4,?AlliskkintAbiA 41 3 0;.attteil 0 and otthe pasty initialled, and thetbk, ogle eel* to actiiire ' , lN6:jealtnisii* no 4111,1) .V .i-44.0101 ' 440 .F 0/* dices or 'fir *64 eVer 'idreet . him.' SillereNeg : the hitixtotit work f ia.to bo dime; he will always be -found; sus trail* the:Republiean.canee by hia Oil*: bearing, and his eloquent 744, 'Ar s e_ triumph of , the great principles, which he has so long and ably advocated, is dearer to Mei than personal . tinci,ess; His disinterested and arduous ,_ labors , should I endear Wm to every Republican beast thre -,; out the commonwealth. t Repnbficiumremembio there le than one: weekiettinte for work be' re the electiod. ! Don't let the Rebit -I'lo patty Se Opferitd bY,Repn Beam 04 4 *,p ) 8 6 . 0 'Qui) Occtiow i A full Tote is while 1 to'the then, , . The spperneau.. ..aisr, at 'so (PA *9 r A c • irle,*(,) canvassing ;We / ice' dlatrlct _ the. County, and expect to •have ont °their fu ll ; vote . . ' They think eY. are ditching - 11e: Rcpubli cans napping, and are alfe say ` CR/13*, Wg aAgtßaciXOtli9F PH theliex i pected gain. Republicans, will,' yeti: sleep while - the -enemy are 1- working 'for your overthrow? Mr:Father EXAeorras,,,one: of ino . most popular ond - effective &store of the Bomar Catholic Oliva,' and for; Yistithn:fo i iiit'eVik in-1140Y o*' Motr+l4, 4 1 '04 1 4%41 0 A : 8 8ton'' slsep ehe World with thee announce.: ment that hei withdrawal froni his' al-, lielgenhe to 'lttimh; pro testing :against the 'libeiteJ' and ' • pr actices ,of the church- as, not according with the , ,prinitildes of • Christianity. ..Repre-, ,seating the Galilean church, he iebeh3 against' hltraniohthhlsm, and le 43 a new, 1 0°0 6 ; 4 4i: 41 must CaUYl4se cp;thlicistoon the European. conti nent. With the religions' element . of, the French people; FatheiffrAprins hal f° l ' . 7eaa's °?4i*d a n .*!P,iamf 44l infinenee; :EffectiVai he luni more : their Pope, than the Holy Fath-. or himself, whlie.hivfaithful subord inatic* Ish to Dime was Inter before,Ser itihslyiluestioned: This letter of pro - lost is , regaujod.by• the French • press as. greatp%religioua • and political event, This means .that the ( . 3allican church revives, and strengthens its demand' for enclesiaatical rode pendence of. the 'tarnish See, and that -the Ecumenical Council; which is to meet at the ilatican, is tb be some thing more 61 0 1 merly' an imposing fliSPlay, of litinitaiies, since it will *cm , - ; have serious work to do. C The text of his letter to hislormer spirit ual superiors' Especifies, doubtless; the obnoxious ;p ractices , and decrees •, which• • •, against hit3 nolconl protest is aimed. These, particulars . have not reached us, bht it is to 'be presumed . 'fihm the language' 4114 French **A OqUally, the ' 410 04 31 63. awl diicipline of Boman .: . • 41.41. • Trie , Oorrrnser.-4-Eight years of Re tenblieiiii'frileNNO. 50, 30 :18 ° 4 18, t4 4 1 ) 31 :$0 ,- 1 70,9646,: I paid Avax74llooBB, ,ring:the rebellion, to • the: amount- of $5,087;-058. 75 more, arid; inithe lard yOirri 'Of flie itlit, : toby off t4,- *O7Ol ' 9 9 . 04 otzi fourteen and ar half Millions of dollars paid off from our 'debts,' or saved from our resources,. .#4° , 15 0 0 : -works, received:nraillimand; a half of dollars in tkuiserdal said ipersimal iteriikitirid"tet' 0 . 040 9 : 2 ,24.#7: . :i ' 1 • i PaGANt4E4O-.904 111 Y31-c4rect and spesk for theniselven • losor-.• • - <- • • I 8 . 1,-"Nrra helve to ' elidniek.knether the I sudden ni4 ,7 llOe ' 4,' 4esiii of some twenty —persons ; and dangerously .W 01 :44 1 % many 4-143114.4,PecIrred at iiie:lndhinaitate F air in. Indinn-y, 4 4 41:4* ;Ivieici, 110ileil lvhilt:VP4.42/ fPre,st#4- tifidni . ' 'FluOkrs. ' 3o ' 3 " i(? 0 to‘ 40enixf. .:1 t • 1 0 4 ‘INA-GrorW. Ceirme &dines forin exisneandiride kn.:Senn:4aq of State in New York. : nine' Of Vaunts inprintiVon demoisrabe ticut& --Let no repabli eau be &Nivea.: - .Rcamine your - votes atylme Lane's mate fion'thft:l9e have no fears that IrCvvill- .te be deteafe4, 4116 seellieriliolidelietved in w•-• .40** ifffnuNkt.4l,-;,:•, ". • . ••.• ' - ;4:ls , 71 •ts r Ariii6l7 4 j66l ll 46..*TriY: ftvll 4.R l 4Mrant,t.o, l VDKtihe Re.prdou.4i& *retomeetiiirL az* hob* heldiintli li foot bixge plans are W*IPSAI t o eir ,OickoA. riNPP I 4O,94RPM • t o ie to 404 ourfrii.be; c_•ti guard. Dan't let+ t.heienemy ItakOur by sar the ..iiiiinibecre of e ' C)otulty qpijoijoie to iliom the peoili look . 'lot iggipi fin the alext,7and- move iaithe hohumil Let eve* man' • dtitfaita** . Wend hni . • g ATO TEFAALPAYERIL i th l,4 n j4 • /AS nap Mall pm. camp , y /*RctwArqk fiFeerY, 1861, a S*o) 404 hanglng oyei no o 7,- /69,gri rofr and, 0= Olive . oaths Offesea they were corn died to borrow $3,000,000 ' for the / Purpoiie of alaa nui t rfir ola, to aid in cavilling e . be hol der's xe -1'4191 STee inaugurati 6 n (31 ; )v e ni: or Curtin' 'nine yeafis have pearly es.- pired, and these have been nine years of Republican/nule. True, at times the Democratic party have had' Con trol of ones more branchei of the State, goyernment, but have never held sufficient power to enable them to dicta° the policy of the State.= Vithaehas been the result? The State det,, on the 30th of November, 1868, leis fun& in bank to pay overdue ,loans not' then presented, was $32,- , 795,293.25.'.. The StateVreasurer is now pro posing to, pay off ono million :($1,.: 000,000 Y dollars of the debt due July 1,1870, which will be done as 80011 as presente4 and for all practical inuposes, can be considered paid,' which leaves us with a ,delit' of $3l,- 795,293.20 or' $6,174,64.21 less thali when the Republican party came in ,to power. belbf ot the Conmicinwegth,NoTembea iotory,. power WM% , 30. 1868 ' c. • $33. 282,453 08 Leu oventue luau h ave preeest.. Bested but 'which have Ante bees . - Ached debt Nov. O. Ase $32396,283 2O Loon 441870.wbich tbe StatoTruunuere • , Is slaw prbpoidtigito 4quldate State debt aa tt Till stand at the ' !Won of tldayear $31.795,293 29 Dobt November 80 4 ]Sob! November 3o. 1869 Reduction of debt. 26,174,62 2 21 Thus much have the Republican party done towards refine:* your indebtednesa In addition' 'to - ibis we have paid extraordinary, expenses incident to the rebellion, apiotuiting to $6,012,.; '459.74. Six million twelve thousand four hundred 'and My-nine dollarti apiVseventfour cents, distributed Is follows ' Direct Us levied b 1 tho ratted Matto ". Oqvienunent against the damns of PelinsylMnia„ but monied by her . ' • $14960,719 as Equipment, payof soldiers, sob all other mlMtury expenses Wool= on gold to pity interest pm. X 1 ious to 863 4 Iltsticmil Cemeteri 463,77 es ' ' 10.092 00 00 Schuylkill county draft dots 1,087 41 Sidle! of Chamberstrurg 597,608 47 Salinas! mind orphans • ' 1,620,457 69 22:212,893 62 DedinAn:Mary expenses initanded and • awned in pettleinent with the Gene. thireitunent / Notwithstanding O enorm B6 'rns m ex 7 = 4 W penditiare, ' iind steady reduction of your indebtedness, the Republican' party,' In' 1866, 'repealed the 'State tax .on.real estate, leaving it 'to' pay the ordinary expenses of the count y and keel governthent. This relief has 41ounted in he past four years td . seven million one lamdred and forty- , seven, ihOusind ' one hundred and three dollars and ninety-tito cents' (7,147,103 92). say theßepublican party did this, for it is well ImoWn that the Demoe- racy On the first introduction of, the bill by Mr. Quay, Chairman of the Committee of Ways. and Means - of the House, now Secretary of the Re-' publican State Committee, used every means within their power to defeat its passage, one and all predicting that the State government could not be carried on without it, but on its final passage had not the - COUrilgO record themselves 'against it. The magnitude of the relief call be beet understood by the annexed .4ble, showing the amount ved to - each cOntY r Adams - .6119k1en7 113,746 Zs ' • 4.3,372 , Armatron9 • ••?,t • AIM 1 7 / 1 3 . 688 Bearer 50. uenign. 125,403 Bedford . 41,496 Luzer .. ...•1294;36 Berke . . .... 275,016 ;.;158,7715 Blair. .. 67,800 spreer.l 158,5/2 . radt' -..adtord , , 66.904 McKean - •• .. 9,096 Ducks I 231,576 Mifflin 48,110. 8ut1er........... 52,123 Monroe' ' ' ' ' ' 19,164 25,968 Montgomery, . 6 ~.; 233.940 = l ot .......... 3,756 . Montour ' ' ' '22,992 Carbon'..:.,T.:... 29;448 Northareptori .", .. 162,579 Chester ~. . . 291,276 - Northarebedand.. 66,719 °Mitre .....; ' , 53,400 Perry - • ' • 40,404 Clarion . 20,864 Clinton 36.792 Pike Ph11ade1phia.....2,096,592 ' 24 Churileld • ' 19,500 Potter ''- , '11 124 ,25(s ,Cohirabie ......;• 30,120 Schuylkill .... ..... 184,628 Cranford , 65,172 Snyder 32,932 :Ctubbettand 147,420 Somerset ' 86,940. - Dauphin.- ..... 159,318 pilliTan , 4,992 Delimit° 121,644 Susquehanna .... 39.552 tile • ' • ' 68,888 Tlegivi ' • ' - 29,268 12k l i. 10,128 Uni0n.....,, , 46,440 Pranklin . 1 .... :. 152,088 Tenerife, ..e • " 13,400 Fultimr. ' • 14.244 Warren . • 21,652 erest , 2,100 Washington..--. 124.966 431 Mine ''..' • 37,6118 Wayne • ' ' --, • 29,928 Ibuttingdekti...;...• 57,000 Westmoreland ...: 95,268 Indiana. ' 89,852 Wyoming ..... ~,. 14.508 ,TelSesseii; ' '18,912 York 154,980 . 1 . 1 : : ,•,• aettuil relinf to •reat.estate.luie . ... - been : - Redwgion of State tax 17,147,103 99 17131948titeiltax unlined andrale".... 1,949,719 29 " Td t,ho tai ' jityers Otruladophis' this relief id '4qual to' cancelling, one fotirth"'tife' indebtethiegs, to ' I , • r r 'Alainallitsti, tic . - * . $524,11800 Alliereat,A, P# .. 30.000 00 4 ;ft ; Total or the interest on millions three hqudred And thirty?4lvc. thousand ,eighlundred d011ar5(59,335,800). , - 7- Such are some of the reenits froth rule Pears, an actual saving, of $19,334,096.79, ad folleive': ' - 1100 t Ittlen of ebte . .. 21 Esteems Incident to the . 4,065,719 39 Unmet tu..pattl 'Mated States Govern: • • :-; . ... ' - ' i,nn e,, 33 Saint by meal of State i taz on real' ea -7,117,103 99 Total • ' r 519,x 94, 096 79 Fellow citizens, you'. ..have • here eighteen yea's, , of Democratic and nine years of Itcpigilkani governing. Choose' you betseen'them:- IteEpectially; 1' A-TA-Arm. TOTER En voters &geed i- hasten person, m the GountY Count' ' o i s g rt 439l4 A 6l ft r 4 ' A "613 4 )1fi , 1 l : Havent you seen • ex otnillOrt You. • ' - amples enough of this kind in the County to be satisfied of the result of •QurApgealt....loxiasky4llusd a mar jorityin tho convention for • tliat Lt• Ifit33ll* ; If younan,why, wasn'eyou nominr ated ? Why . didn't you or your frien • call brittle aYeit d.iiiteit, right to if you wannotentsfied• th the vote •by acelianatitm? • The, cligue,"na yowiee: fit-16 7111 3 the delegates who ottinposed -the nonvenT Lion, could - net' have hin derekycttu.. frienda froth" nsWiiring Wtheir names when-711116a On to ! ait" so: You • say you " told Col. litiion l iindmanY oth-• ars the sanie,m- (that" is) - - you heir a majority in thoetoivetitidit aid yoti wanted 'them tt9ittie the vote team:- sidcred. " yon - had 'ivatelied . 1 . the movements the; tiOnveitti"." wouldn'.7e, One. to tilti:o4;l l # ni he wasore sea .tluut any.. other man t,he , save perhaps thq candidate . for T9eiisurer from' WYnlininiv 'Thh dele4ate froth Sullivan county tir4d4ed the/Col. too muclCfor. 0)04 , mind little iilagcit_ho nuiilyre Made you, • and these:Westeramen,loot had: filled hisininil.with "nations of; divis-' ions of the eounty, his.progranune:of officers of the Convention, too, bad been allowed to die „pocicet, rip had inor9 cause to lament.the aa tion of that "Convention than yourself; saying nothing about controlling its action.. Mr. L.: P. Stalford you sity, refused le move a reconsideration al so ; if Mr. Stafford-was reijiiested by •im-to - movii - reconsideratiritOhen, of course, he voted in the affirmative, and agiiiiiir#4l*Tieri t die motion to elect Ladd was carried. Now what position, does : this put you in, the 44049 #ol* ( your own town voting aginnst - yon.? - -,,What right have you to appeal to voters of the County, When your own-neighbors' refuse to support you? To one unbiaied in the matter would appear as if 'the members; of lhe convention did the best thing they could do in ret :you,:evenAhoughlhey did-.' have considerable tonfimion at the time of the votei•they akienied, toltive sense at least.: You 'challenge any elan to name 'an instance - whemyou have not stood firm to the• prhiciples and :nominees' of the party." • Ho* is-it in Dr. Ladd; nominee for County Treas urer ? do you intend to suplioil him? he is edgood'man,- and Pthink you: would be ittOre': pleased witli ' your , '•-vote if-eastfor him, than for the self -nominated ." °Mince " from IWyaluEt, ing. Now, -you are not the only one wholeelh cut up about that conven tionl-things ' got' mixed and: tome out right"; one man was sure of Representative; •wouldn't hive giyen 'a fip to be warranted, but that'-fit=- 01TE from Sullivan Co. created - each •" confusion " that he - failed to a:mined in time, that same " confrisiOn " slaughtered the innocents from Ath ens and Wysox; What would you think should they follow your exam ple; become candidates 'on their +friends ". reCoomendation. The adiice of 'a "Voter" to ytm is, take your address out of the papers and address 'yourself to writing an explanation 'of how it :clime to be written , at till, follow the'example of A. -Johnson and declare - you' were ; anything would make yon t r s l 3 l lt r eadsomer than you now do be 7 fore the conuntinity: J. : WM • ~487459 1.000,000 00 -$37.969,847 50 31,195;293 29 6,3000,153 a Itew Ailveitiseznentth NE FALL* `iMITMI GOO DS 3,93*33 88 M. E. Ros.i.NE•mi), TOviaNi;A::PA., Has pnit rt.vived, and is constantly receiving. 4 large stack* • ' - t. • • • • : . , CM10 . 1 . -ELI.WG - .. • dENTS FUIt,NMEING GOODS, Broadcloth, Cassimere, all of , the latest auiritifactturo. andln the Meat style. which will be ia)l4 at redeoed prices. lam also re• calving the largest stock of OVE It - COAiS ! eeer brought to Vila Market. BEAVER barsomme. ler Men sad Bop's E: ROSE, and convince yburself of the! goods ehoapts. and as repro attention ar the 'public to ntshing thtlo4l4 inch as. "CASSllfElpr3.' WOOLEN 0 rawsu, : ' ' COidsge lecketi, 61eves,A1 lure, latest:styles; ' ,HATS,, CAPS, &v. de Giro me a call before purchasing .olacwbcra. New Yo r k . York 01oUting Bazaar, No; 115 Matti street, **Bo Powell& -Towanda. Ps. 0et6,1369 NEW FALLS; WINTER ,GOODS ' ' 4: Ii?.,t' C ITES (f; aro;nciw itt . .e, °icing ti [teeth supply 4 . , ITZTE,U GOOOS especially adapted to twn nutriot; consisting inliart of gonersklinn off , • . DOMESTIC GOODS, BROWN - • , :intiiii44 , l4.A* 4 o.:' ... . ..• , DRESS , GOODS &: rYrentrurNGs,. • • • • • 4tAidnitg:Ziik[4l . l WtoiPthil, '.• It• 4: •••0 1 - , ! " 1 : • :I.': • 1 I ••• ft; •• •• Hcligiftrgy !Glor - 4 8 , - 11 ot+47tot-ife;' , 44, iwl wooer it t!ip low* ini."!6&' • . • ;t1 " . .!• J r‘? $580,148 00 ,z!. Also geWeral lino of HAW OCitAXI. each* - thilT#loir Haiit EfiTiFiutg; it4*. CglidiO 141; • "Ott 31ILLTN741. rtilfatitaltEST to tong iTplfgahe4 10/ 1 . *.M ., l l "? ci f f "9 /Meat steel . of . • , ! !reffik „ VVINTER-ITRA.OE, - ,Together with a foll aaaortinent °fine meat !viewer Pitstnitil ; ItiTITHES. bltto !lab, r ani iviiVrilibie of ' lining' in Our thihelem and tang Iti:UJnibl, wen Q fisher that we an toretsh theirs& good& is = 8 ,12 Plieriralt who • favorwith their pd. renegeowand. • a, Oct. If. 1849-3 in B. ITITZIES k 00. T , • Vcrnat. 11EMI Consisting of Beam-, and Doe4kin Suits, DOESSIMP3, Aa &e. car. OoU at FIE'LD'S Ifact, thatyott can get Wed. I also call tho etoeVO Gout% Fur-, pri; 1 - rs: WATS, UI'ERALL3, : Airißr„sy . , Ein!r uttes, gird Col,' r • • such as - , , lNiii,A4.4Abili Z W , / - g;44.4 1 4 PROW 000Dg" - Alz • . . Just pxyt„ a , no, e • .. • . " 7 / . ' .'i c" ( 1 - 4:1 . ! „Y. , . - !' , -,'.•11r. (Yl - :. .-...,.(, --.1 r-i , f!!. e.,:'-r...,-; EIMIE .. T . 1-7'l. Oflitenatier # U if. it IMMO 11:/?,;0'1. ri.- :;'17.'1. ~t '-': '7 •I• • .. ~.... ....... -. .•. ... .1• !I ..*:',/,_i;":;.11.i r• )_ T.• :• . g ... • E 4 • '-• • I -. -.l g ' - '''' ''''' ' • ~-, 11 4 '' A . ''.. _'' --.- •E .- NFW, GOODS,' Npy GOODS 1 AT TUB:STORE OP -TRACY &•MOORE. Newanti beautiful styles of FALL Aew tvprran, •- . DBEBB Ck•00;DS; Jest received at TRACY & MOORE'S Splendid new OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, DOOR MATS, EMI CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE; mt!rs veArs, BOOTS AND SHOES, /nut rocelved'at TRACY '& MCK)RES: , HOOP SHIRTS, BALIIORETS, HOSIERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, Anti everything In the line, just opened, AT TEE STORE OP Towanda, Sept. 28,1889 CENTRAL EXPRESS, We novo extended our lines through to Waverly N.Y., L a d are now prepared to receive and forward money and =Webs:Atm, and collect notes, drafts, checks, the., with despatch and at low . ratos. • Vico ran careful , ind.experlemed moue:tip:Ft lanai* between ildladelphia and New York and Nl!a.: tern d exCePt. Bturdaia, thawing quick timaand promptdellvory.,. vie.....I3PPLIAL RATER will be allowedregnhr ship. Pep of Batter and ltga, and partierdar attention given their prompt &limn; in Philadelphia and Itew York. io . lei EMMIE, Jia...1341 EDW. E. PAGE, Asst. Supt. : Cirsieral Offle cbestnnt St.. PbilMdpbti, &pt. 29. ]889.-: • • TOWANDA COAL YARD. ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL. The undersigned, having leased thi; Coal Yazd end Dock at the old ..Barclay Midn," andjust completed a huge Coal-house and Mee upon the premises, are novrepared to !tarnish the CittBllll of Towanda and ty with the diffeaentitindeand sisesofthsabove=• mimed coals upon then:lost relsonahle terms in , any iromtity desired. Pekes- at the Yard tint IYurther motite ' ' . . $6 50 . 1= Sgg Egg . 6 50 Chestn Stove ut • • ' • '5O 6.. ' ' 00 Outlay Lump 400 ' Run of Mines ' • . 650 Plea or Blacksmith 300 ."11e1ollooling additional charges rein be node for delivering Coal within tlie borough : Per T0n.:.50 cents. '.Extra.tor eurying Lea 50 mote MUD:m..3S .4. • • . .4- 33 Qr. T0n...25' , 25 yr Orden be left at the Toil corner, c$ road tad >9WWheth Streets, or at H. C. Pimior's Drug yak-Corder! =nit in all caw ba 60 = 0 1 01013 .1 the seth. • - • . WADI) DMIS. with Towanda, lid, 20: - 180.' T ONFAX.DA: ..11ARICETS (wing/Lux PRICEEI.) ' - 00fflooll. ed eth&W y edneeder by O. D. P=lll, sub , bush ' 311 60 01 00 Sy% bash • 13 Beekwheth 15 bash.... • .. 76 Ckemlo bomb. " 116 OVA . Seana,..= - • 1 43 00 DuthePlll* , ' . ' • do i mmy) !lour"tha ' ws*. OS 18. 00 • Him 'ft Si ' ' 10 5ji 22 . (worm "beat ' 100 50. 1 Si • Shama om Osumsr.—Wheet SO lb. ; .067 be. 110 se lbs. 11211 mat Selby 481bn; Deskobeet 48 Ilonr•Som ; es NI Wino thres ID Sea'* . Clover Brod 40 ifs. 'Smooth,' Seed 44 noel DebodPesebes 83 lbs. ; Ikkd Apples DI lbs.. Max ilsed 11 lbs. FREIGN' AND, DONESTIO ndisrof Idada.la their gems. oil 20. o. a Puts's. •lISEMB=E t,.. 3 I' T:-1gt.02 1 .11011Li1111144 PEa soosdawnBep{, U, 1,19,ta , Junes atl aitiontned Comfort:lemon nes to beheld in Monday Del l MUMMY Oanttneneing on the IldUendsy of osfter. /~ • - reillit allSora. 111=ry j. Aftvbis Siete% - Amor ~aees war. Orildry , ersirvm; • low Ed& z ildn.2.„ :• Drinwas .1 7rokeidi al"n ariirf aiwill = 2114 1 / 4 2tomidS tn.: SIM Sib% asrear OM s * llorlft. Oillouldr; M oen lir arricat Orrentile ardor :=Ki um ellt am Oraegi. /Ahem twp.r= 0 -ti ; gee. ry D'4l=Toreserus; Amens Ilsoll. Illattbans: Ajar Matt: army& II ISAlrrirsy, Athens tip. s .Dinid Ifilbeg. AThesq; prim Catrer i = bora: Albeit Borraor. mils; Priridell I wit= Akin 'Derry. Ila so Wok : Itaftu'r , ges taro.; MM.: AMMO. Warren; yawn. cm" ora: IOW& 2 Glibrd, Wm: Ilinord Dim. Overton Lab "mamas, Timm,— Amot,,,, vr Isom WWI Afton lirnarr." iiiii ; j Worm Allrogy; Dorki Corry. Widledi; ykm.l. yo obn s, Telma tory.; Zama A Basra Oristl. " - I T. e ES Mutt A *Dow & Ootambia_ ; Cleo W Can ton boro. VIDA Brown . ilmitbdeld; 0 Wayne Kin ney, ; Jima L Mew, Terry , Wm Bow ls:sr. Herridt; Daniel Baadidt, Maw Zia H Harr, South meek; Cherie* Holism Morwoe ; B Kraut. lln Toorbb. Towanda born.; Samuel ßee i eß, barn; Wm 'Mt/basil, Irtneot• 0 Patton, To. wawale bore.; Knoltb Tiettie. .Taidah Hortnn. llama MIMI Par, Willitableri dohs tionrovili Ind. Athens top.; Vnak E. - Jayne, Timms born.: OWeaM Hoyt, Albans tap.; . Hamm D Borkwen. Monroe bow.; 4111 m N DOW . Pike; • • Hamilton Mom*, (baton tip.; Seth na=m, leprlnedield; :=llTaylor, Sanding Wow /elm 0 Drown. ; W Baka , Warm; Lb w& c game, ftlneald; lobo P. Dodt eus Terry; Lynam Deck lift; Pante Et. Jidda • twp.; l lretla Bogen. Melibt; hoe Mina. Wan; . Dr. 14. InpaliaCtark. Loma P. Horton. KW. I 121 " 1 " ; 1112.111 T T / . Flal• Noritft I - : )/ I ;',T MEI ME RE JITI f 3 in3G,IMX4N. JEWELLER if RILVERSMITA rsaccirs NEW B • No TOWANDA. PA - J.E NV''3il ti 'IZ . , 'Y FINE SWLSS WATCHES , CLOCKS of overy style, from the cheapest ta •the best. SPECTACLES, REPAIRING NEATLY L.IIIIVAPTDZOUELI DONE Towanda, Lail. 16, IBGG THE LATEST AND ZEST THE AMERICAN BUTTONHOLE, OVERSEAMLNG AND DEWING MACDUND! THIS MACHINE combines all the good qualltiee of $1 other drat-chess middy*. doing wait ea.- .rapidity and elegartee, STICHLSG. . I 'FIELLLNO. &C. Ste besides doing different kinds of work that ether ma chines cannot do, inch se making bettor ~ ;',. BUTTON 11,01r8, .( than 'can be made by hued. st . tqte of four per minnte. and • -osenoe. or aver and over. which by many is .a.ed •tuf ore value than even making button-halm Don't fail to see this Machine before purchasing. We - desire all to pee and try it. and are willing to let the case rest on Ha own nsalti.• Every Machine warranted to gtve en tire ift- Usfaction. BAUM% & BARBER. 1 • Agents for Bradford county, Sub-agents wanted-in each town.- ' Towanda, Ang. M. 1860.—flu BLOOD si CO, fitilicontizme to manufacture their celebrated HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS, , and will sell a better machine, for leas mmne7 than can be had elsewhere in the world. We Alm for car turbines that they will do as much, ci more, than any other, and area ' more durably bath. We per . sonally awed:dead ?tar work and see is well down. We will send of-onr Mactilnes, on applicatio f L ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS, One dl Aro Hone THRESHER & REPERATORS. TRACY k MOORE. 122 Maln. SAW. AND GRIST KILL work done to order. Glyc as a call before purchasing elsewlurre. •va "oo duojavuu. 'SN'AIT NT "OD aooaa Aug. 2. IBG9 G REAT BARGAINS IN = 40 The undersigned an recieringn large and nen be lected. !dock of BOOTS AND: SHOES, 'SIIMMES. AND FALL TRADr, GENTS, MCI CHILDREN'S WEAR SEWED :AND PEGGED BOOTS REPAIRING NEATLY DONE 111Thenkdil for pasttavors, we salielt a wentinwewe of the same. - Towanda, April 5, len. VATRAM—Came into the eneles :AA! nre of the subscriber. in Canton, on or about the 11} b ins.. s red two year old STUB. ono while hairs mixed In about the head. The owner $ requested to Rove property, pay &mpg and take the semi swsy. - .0. D. 11(.15LEIT. Canton, Elept. 18, 18/10.—dwil - N - NED TOMATOES, PEAC ' CI; es. Dried Fruits, ate., Thalami. sad Ma MoCARIS 411 laro CHOICE CAgDIFaIE;:II. IZ2 One Ik* north at Dealer In Of all descriptions ; also AMERICAN GOLD CHAINS, A LARGE ASSORTMEKT or TOR AIL AW2I. Sold by CALSINB BABBEn, Iterates New block. Towanda,-pa. TUCKING, 1. CORDING, BRAIDING, QUILTIIO, German*. ~LM, SEWLNG-ON CATALOGUES; fJIRESHER and CLEAVERS, FANNING MIL,b,S, /RD DRAG SAW KILDA lE3=3 NEW BOOT ABB SHOE STORE, Scrattiend of W.rd House Suitable for the Whirl we offer low for Caeh. Coxidating of LADIES, MADE TO ORDER AND READY WHEN PROM:MED 111.1“ ME MISSES,
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