Zowzlm:l2.4lUi'ations.,„
—Flpriclilas ripe iibiii r iberries.
Ohk . ii4rorn
+h• bite of spit. • '
,
—The 'Elizabeth, N. 7., MCSACTII
xr• Ila b. reclaimed. •
—The resealed - college at India
!tapolia has ilyeo female students. ,
—Thi` crops of western Indht sire
destroyed by swarms of locate. •
&—New York has a - Russian troupe
.rwesliask..!. • •
Baffaloes are leaving the line of
racincjtaroad.
is sfihrsday pits-
---Cock-fighting
TOO t DlystiC, COl3ll.
-Tie coal trade of middle Geor
1011 on4ng lively.
—Syracuse has a humbug fossil
',omits of gigantic vise,
--The baby elephant of central
TRr► has been pluntographed.
—Claude Brent,who was accident,-
ly 410 it Buffsldon Wednesday, is dead.
--Neff Davis is to Writs a book on
the political affairs dining She rebellion.
--Isabella, of Spain, is writing her
ptubiography salsi 11s ran et • no d.
--Schools of art .are to be estab
lished in the prosindal cities of England..
—The Franklin Telegraph COO
rimy have closed their office Is Palther,,Mass,
--Snapping ttirtles are accounted
irmat &Imam m thsi Now Jamey markets. ,
Prussians complain that the
distilleries of that country soniumo mon pota
toi:a than the people cat.
—A Now York coroner made a fee
loy holding au tuquast on a face found in an ilah
barrel.
—A woman in ,Huntington, Conn.,
eat a bushel of roast , oysters on a bat of SlO
sgainbt two week's board.
—One hundred and fifty cars on
tIA Western and Atlantic Railroad cannot sup•
the demand at Atlanta,
—Laura Alexauder, a young lady,
highly connected, in North Carolina, is coming
north as a theatracal star.
—The Louisville Courier-Journal
thinks that in twenty years that city will,bave a
population of 500.000. -
- --A stepdaughter of Admiral Dahl-
Feu is to be married to lir. Overbeek,Attatrian
CuLeAd at Hong Kong.
—Fechter wears nine different wigs
.i.mag a tangle verformauau of Hamlet.
--The Legislature has been peti
.
coned by the Episcopal Church et Vertneut for
a cluitiv in the divorce law, -
—A. woman in Chicago wants a
divorce iieciu►e litr ii a "night
editor."
-1. r. Charles Die:lens at work
poi• Look. morial .tdica:iuil a ill mar.-
'itch 1c..1.1. Mardi.
--Plummer Due, a brakematu, who
yeas injarcAl on Wciltio.,!a: un tLt licalon and
Manly Railroad, is fluid.
' - -It, is stated Unit the NEvi Turk
pint-otace Is to be et ant.- , t,11 with the rarlotts
newspaper offices by t labels
—The following is the .tion
ou a sign in a London street; goMesars
Eradicators of Bugs to the Royal Family." •
-The Associated Printers of San
ratxteu have started a sprightly newspaper
...eft, called the Town and Stage.
•Sii Roman Catholics and nearly
.tits• Ether persons joined the Methodist
('Lurch at Chteopte during Mrs. Van Cott's
preaslang.
A Kenttick vigilanee committee,
wii.i didn't hang their men effectuall i y are now
tined 1, , r damages by their loirsimitated
-eattle-steeling is not so common
ebnig tho Rio Grande us it has been. A COM
pik!Ly of cattle owners neently lunged eleven
Hiic roe to one true.
—An ovarian tumor, weighing fifty
s was successfully token train • lady
liurubsan, Mains, a short limo 111.12C0.
--Au enthusiastic Englishmen pa
r;.,rty , ransos for the cushions on which Buse
lesnial iu her gondola ride is Yanks".
—The boss bootmakers of Newark,
are making arrangements to retrial all
nuirrtsonablu demands madoby-their employes.
---A. $lOO prize is offered, by the
Oalifort% 'lmmigration Union, for the best
pamphlet on the adrantagna at CaliCornia.
The marble trade in Vermont is
brisk. Th• companies daily dispatch fifty car
kids of liaiN ini and,uusawed marble.
--in association is being -establish
.l in London for the
arposed of Dem:ring the
return of workingman tq Puliament.
—An old couple named Ench;liv
tnx in Holookenjoined hand in hand and Jump
eel in the river. They were fished oul.
—A French author in a late novel
sap,: "The coanteae fell back in a deadly:
swnon. When ehe ranted her spirit had fell"
- -The Mayor and police of Provi
11. 1., arc endeavoring to break up gam
bling. which has become common in that city.
—One hundred years ago it re
,42.lrea sii months to fix quicksilver on glees; it
aan now be seeomplishedin forty minutes.
- -The Paris hospitals are to be
haste.' with electricity. not experiment has
been suet:nanny tried at one of the large ho
iris.
—A Detroit Woman attempted to
81IIII,Fgle twenty-threo pounds of butter across
the hue under her dress. It melted aud.betras
(.l her.
—Goorgia advertisea a patent
urti, which allows the ormrstor to nurse II
bsby, read a book and produce butter at the
same time; occupying eight minutes.
. —"Lenny, you're a pig," said a
father to bia,little drelear cud boy. "Now, do
tu
you know what a "g ts, Lenny ! ,
'Kee, air; •
pi t es a hog'a little oy.
—it does no cost much to saver
ups in Georgia. Some one giros notice that lie
has lost three papers of Beidlits powders, and
will pay a reward for thee.
--It is at length announced that
Ploraco Amstin i pepubliain t has been sleeted
Gutornot of himneaota, tho return
I.lloWkligilll to have a majOrity of about 2.000.
Legislature of Vermont
I,e.c pasied a bill holding liquor dealers respou
nible fur the damage to leraCkni And property
dune by tho6o obtaining liquor of them.
---Both of the papers in Somerset
manty are eAlitad by parm&s . — of different
poli
t Each alto the paw in whose pnamples
he belisvc.a, and the profits are divided.
—According to; the atatistcal seem
auittee at the national association of cotton
manufacturers and planters, the total malne
dilution 'of cotton flu. 18471-9 is 2,366.401 bales.
—A gentlemen of Manchester, N.
H., lately funnel a brother in this State whom
he had not seen for aizty years. When Monad
h• was grandfather to seventy-nye children.
—A Missionary who went out
from Bostcus to tho Cannibal Wands iiyear ago,
has just came back in a barrel, his friends
managing to get hold of some piece that the
Caw:aisle threw away as too tough. .
—A writer'-in the London Times
says that the' Itossitus serfs are lapsing into a
cundition of—• idleneas,drunksneits and erimer
ard now that there are none to flog them, "fully
nne-thinl have become paupers.'
- —Last week a young man married
in the back part of a wine saloon in
Sandusky,. Ohio. Be•was in such a hurry th at
he V-441.1n0t wait to go- elsewhere, nor even to
give the bride a chance to change her dress..
Cespeaes and wife have
rent to New York, to be Bold fur the
.good of the
Cuban cause, ns,ooe , worth of jewelry, while 4
otantxr of other petriotid , Cubans have added
Aber jewelry, valued at 423.000 more.
—Quebec has refused to pay the
awn imposed by the Legislator° for the com
mon school "dot:alien to' the city, and the
Government kas instibstdd s snit to compel
the city to comply with eta berms of the law.
—A Kansas jotirmil sa p s that the
Jacaks) .star 'piped hamar which glo a t e d'
over Fort Xellenry when Fitly wroteonrmtioo
at wmg, is awned by the harlot Ca Armstesd,
wbe cvennianded the Port end kept the
touting.
Ths Commissioner of Customs,
i4his aatioal repent, just completed, will dery
t sererglinz ort the noetbere frontier bee
li.e; , en Taste eicivremeAl doing the year
tot contraband trade hi
ivalt a has maim), remelt
t BinTruirk /in greatly itu
vrr,,,..l h-sithly sling •the mineral *Mora
of Car:AL44. It the iarstratematvti *braid c s it
p.rragze.l it mart.) r.gard,e4 as A c ol •
ilia w • vim rttram 0)141141 to meow lb*
faw.tfoza olha ,$ 4.
apnvits
Ti. 0. GOODRICH.
Towanda, Thursday, Deo. 2,
THE REPORTER FOR I: I
As the subscriptions orlie
thousands of our subscribers expire
within a few - weeks, we call attention
to + the raarthiali - eila - rsibe — raWrid.
Hereafter i►ll`liaPere 1611ibe
tinned at the'espiratiott of the{ titoe
this l arrangent is be
lieved-to-bebest---*m-all-cancerned.
The priee,-24wii-iiolars
is a small item to the individual
"arid eau be' paid as easily
one time as another.
The Its:ronnakin point of appear
ance challenges comparison with any
journal in the State. It will ecmtin=
.
tie to advocate the doctrines which
it has always upheld. Its past histo
ry is a sufficient indication of whit
its future course will be. Having
thus far assisted in' everihroWing
wrong, oppression, and wickedness in
every form; standing bY the Govern
ment in the dark days of rebellion, it
shall still be found earnestly laboring
to secure the fruits of the glorious
victory, by- which• this country was
restored to peace and quiet. It will
be our aim to make the Barcena an
instructive 'find entertaining family
newspaper, faithfully recording the
current news of the day, bofh gener
aljuid local, and especi l ay devoted
to the interests of 'this coimunity.
Its influence will always b e\ e xerted
in favor of right, justice, reform and
.Iconomy. It will nut fail to criticise
when criticism is deserved; to con-
demn what is wrong or amiss; or,
to boldly declare the truth, whatever
may be the result, untrammeled by
the views of any individual or-com
bination.
We propose to give a still wider
dissemination of what we believe to
be correct principles and doctrines,
by an increased circulation of the
REPORTER, and to, this end ask the
assistance and co-operation of the
friends of the cause throughout the
county, who by a little . effort can add
very materially to its present sub
scription list. As an inducement to
subscribers, we propose to furnish the
paper thirteen mynas: for two dollars.
Any pe'rson Sending us that amount
will receivO the'ReeorrEa for the re
mainder of this year and all of next
—thus obtaining the paper one
month for nothing.
CLusa.—We will furnish the RE
powrzr: in clubs of ten or more at
$1,50 per annum, and an extra copy
to the getter up of the club.
Clubs are now forming at nearly
every Post Office in the County. It
will be but a little trouble for every
subscriber to procure one new name
for a club. There are now eight
thousand Republican voters in the
county, not more thaw one half of
whomiare taking the %TOMER. By
a little effort on the part, of our
friends it can be placed in uatirly ev
ery household in Bradford county.
THE SPEAKEHSHIP.
We publish in another column an
article from the Washington county
Reporter on the subject of the next
I
Speakership of the House of Repre
sentatives. We do not know that
our member, Mr. WEBB Will be can
didate for the position, but trust he
iffit be, as we are satisfied that a
more judicious selection could not be
made. There may be other members
of the House more thoroughly versed
iu parliamentary tactics, but none
better fitted in all respects for the
place. -He is a man of acknowleged
ability and unimpeachable character.
With such a man as -Mr. WEan in the
Speaker's chair the cor_upt - rings
which attempt to control the , Legis
lature, would lose their I ()Wer,' and
the great corporations of thp i State
would have nothing more Cian justice
accorded them. If Mr. W. consents
to allow his mane to be used in con
nection with the place, w , have no
doubt -that he will be selt eted. The
House would eel-thinly. di) itself cred
it by honoring him.
rft..Pixr who was ene•mte•l last
week at Concord, N. H., en Tuesday
last, stated that intemperauee brought
him to the gallows. In a brief sketch
it is stated that Pike was both in
Portsmouth, N. H., May 21,
His father WAS a confirmed drulkard•
He died in a drunken hmz - • ioon
after Josiah's birth, and
father maddened by liquor, ;: • • -
overboard and was clrownr-1.
.at fourteen began to drilj.c., and at
that age was sent to pris in account
of steeling. After his d ;large he
lett a dissolute life, until Atenty-otie,
when he married Miss T. - - ie• B
in s
ham, and partly reforme In 180
his wife died of consumption, eighteen
months after marriage. On the very
night of her death Pike relapsed into
his old habits, and got on a terrible
bender, drinking alcohol from a bottle
which was used to moisten the — dead
woman's face: His whole career shows
one of the most marked cases of he
reditary drunkenness on record.—
Truly " the father ate sour grapes
and the rhildren'e teeth were set on
Pdr," - •
Rtc - nAtty.4f,dif. : 4l on ilinrod a y
night.
S. W. ALvoiw.
Iyy t4 jtcs Church and not to the rani
tture elite constitute its membership,
who are .to receive their teachings
from the mouths of the priests alone.
Thtir....ftt. effort is. thadcmslixeck.
ed against the use o 1 the ( B*l.e,
e
plish through 'the .*(Eilf infidels and
Such liberal iiirideel-Protestants :cite
Bratintii, -- their theirinoitnnent
Will be in . `4ett,e*in s iitiOnal
schools, . which wetdd, be, „effect,
the overthrow and deraolitienfof , ,the
whole r:system.. Rome - igi
Rorie is bitter; Rome is pe:rottnig
in Pie ' loi 6 oo°n 4. its 404444?
put down all systems of Government,
Schools and Religion , * conflitt pith
her peculiar ideas." !:ieelainiii*fel:
ibility and alma to rule the . .W0r14 1 1.4 . xi
politics and religion—to bring -down
all men to her. feet,_and systems
in subservienee*Wher behests. These
are no randOin inisertiOns. vitir are
sustained by the history of :Popedoni
and the Church ,past ..and` present,.
But in order to strengthen there, and
to Prepare 'the. publie mind. in ii*e .
measure for ' Eonfliet which to us sp.'.
pears inevitable, we quote from - the
two leading organs of Roman Catbel-
OIBM in this country . As if in: re
ply to' the remarks of Mr. Brzcgter
and other Protestants who have ex
pressed similar liberal views, -the
Freeman's Journal says:.
If the Catholic translation of the Book of
Holy Writ, w,hich is to be found in the homes of
all our littler educated Catholics,' were to ho
dissected by the ablest Catholic theologian in
the land, and merely lessons to be takenfronilt
-- such as Catholic mothers read to their child
ren: and with all tliqtoles aud comments, in
the popular edition, dothers added, with the
\ highest Catholc indorsement—and it those ad
truxable Bible leasonssrere to be ruled as to be
read in all the public achools';_this would not
diminish, in any substantial degree, the objee
tion\we Catholics have to letting Catholic child
ren attend the public schools." It adds: "We
will net subject our Catholic children to tour
tencluy4 we will not expose our Catholic child
ren to aisociation with -all the children who,
have a right to attend the public schools :"' And
again- "The, 'State' or the *City' has no more
right to tat 'me for schooling my, neighbors'
children, than for feeding them, or clothing
them or housing them. The utmost that can
be granted is, that, for abandoned childreulhe
State may provvide schooling; 'as it provides
food and clothes, for its paupers:*
The N. Y. Tab et; in a like strain, al
luding to the astion of the Cincinnati
Board of Education ou the Bible
question, says:
"If this has been done widi s h view to recon
ciling Catliollito the common school system,
itsimrprise will not be- realized. It does not
meet nor in any degree lessen our objection to
the impracticability of that systerriin a viiied ,
community of Catholics and protestants, for t it
proves that the selools must, to be s sustained,
become thoroughly godless."
Such are the. views of these leading
organs of the ROmaliCatholic Church
in the United States, and they ii4no
doubt in exact accordance with the
views of the Catholic Church of the
country.
These strongly marked utterances
on the subject, (saywthe Buffalo
Ex
press) which arc appearing 1n all the
Catholic journals, seem intended to
be understood as the declarfd open
ing of. a general, concerted.attack on
the public school system of this coun
try, more determined than any
against which it has heretofore re
quired to be defended: .Noting the
signs of a bitter political conflict over
this question approaching, we desire
that the people may be so warned,
that they shall not suffer surprise in
it, nor betrayal at the hands of traf
ficking politicians.
air An interesting and singular rail
road trial 'came to a conclusion in the
Circuit Court at Albany last Week. It
was the case of John H. Wells against
the Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad
Company. It appeared at the trial
that the plaintiff was standing at a
station of the Company near the Rail
road Cometry, near Troy, when a
train came along, which did not stop.
The baggage man on the cars was in
the habit of throwing off as the train
passed, a large piece of ice for parties
there. On one occasion the ice thrown
struck. Mr. Wells on the leg; knocked
him down, andinjured his spine so
that he was maimed fur life. One of
his legs contracted so that it became
several inches shorter than the other,
and his whole nervous system was
shattered. For-this injury he prOse
ented the railroad. company, and at
the end the jury gave him a verdict
of $.5,500. The case was sharply
contest••d by able rl.nnsel on both
sides.
Ek.C. ALvonOlviites to. the Scien
tific Ain ericait . concerning the wonder
(ill stone giant as follows ; "On page
43, vol. 1, of Clark's History of
Onondaga,' published in 1849, is re
corded the fact , that•'there existed
among the Onondaga Indians a tra
dition that troublesome to their nation
were the Qui& Quis, or big hbg, the
big bear ; horned water serpents, and
the stone ' Thbbiathor seems.
to have thought the tradition . root
:well.foauded.. But the stone giant
has beenfound, and no doubt the'
hog,-the I)ear, bud the serpent era
f craps ft,the cniondagiana.
could re i.i their own liitory; . , there
would be ,lem of.a pow-wow over their:
not discovery. - -•
The cervinonieiattendant upon
the opening of the Suez canal
to*
been and ore proportioned to the
magnitude of • the, work that has
been achieved. A recent dispatch
touches the
,points of a celehration
that must, have beeu_ gorgeous and
imposing even in those oriental eyes
that are accustomed scenic mag
nificence.. The arum * of natives and
Europeans—the naval, and military
pageants—lhe grand banquet—the
thousand and one distoless---were not
.unsuited to an 'event rthat'inites the
most ancient to modern fillies, and
perhaps eolorialmauture. The prac
tical display is to follow.;
been inserted in the oonetittlikai
the spiiit,of the reconstruction acts ;
that the - eonven.tion have. the greatest
confidence,ittitii+ 1tE44440441tr-'...,:
a nu'iwk=so9W9Rk, Afit,t!lat they
Few oe4vidas
affairs is Vinginia ;•„:Asi; , the. pressO
Legislature is disloyaVatidrepien if it
ratifie,,Oke jifiaSit4' ainendment, it
will efinCt'sich:siiozud and prop
erty "94.4149/IV.lO° de"
stroy the infinefine of oottinil sal:fruga l
nndpre sithsk
Wait( 'i?face or, sitting In the lie*
The .addrate ask* &napes& it, order
a
new election; iyitir , Oonstitution
submitted ei 'a '4vhole ? 'and:to',eend
, force t 4 Mr4oj the
Republicans in tkeir, sights;. at. to re
quire the-test. oath of thautenihers
the Legislature,, end eivar the' seats
of members unable itit';ilielite
eligible oPPOIWOigiv4O bfee.xeceivA
the next:highest vote. ci .t.
Font-Pump ' Corapes.=:-The
- ,YOurnal Olerk.of the. ELitisc'ofltkii4i
seutatiies haiikist prepared roll,
all- the members of :the :Forty-AEA
Congress who hive taken the oath of
office. ' pietist embraces' exactly , 200
names, And does iiot include the'neMe
01 Covode uor of the coutestant, ros
ier, and all cases of like nature i; held
for determination are I not embraced
in the hilt. The eight members elect
from.'Virginia will nalixtuw(lili in, ,
if at all; until the State is. admited.
Alabama furnishes six meniliera, -.but
they have not yet taken file ciatil—
SheldOn, of
member yet entitled to his. seat from
that State out of the five Districts.
TeXaS, if admitted, will Jurnish_ four
members, and Mississippi five, and
•
when the case of Georgia is finally
decided seven Representatives will be
fornished'by that State, so that the
list will show a roll of about 230
members When all the States are -ad
mitted which it is. believed Will be
dep before, the adjournment the
coming sesiiion.
Dsesnos.—State Superinteudent
-Wickersham, says that county Coin
missioners should furnish an office at
the county seat tor the accoinmedn
tion of county Superintendents. 'fie
states, that the
fatly authorized by law to nuke this
provision, and thinks it - sdvisablo
speedily
part to mole in the Matter', as
speedily as possible.
LETTER FROM MR. VATIGHAIf.
ala.\ rl ,
crroa:—l feel called upon
to corrkt some false statements that
have. appyared in your paper—wheth
er made intentionally or not I will
leave others to judge.
1. You repeat it again that I -ems
defeated in mi„ own town for dele
gates. That is \ false,l as every, man
that was at the: delegate meeting
knows that there was i mot a word said
as to the Representative or Treasur
er—all the difference was who should ,
represent us in the Convention, D. L.
States was rather suspicious of L P.
Stafford for the course he had taken
heretofore, so he -asked hik, if elect
ed, he would represent the in the
Convention e ---he said he 'Would of
course. I should like to know who
was your informant if you have \ anv,
that said I was defeated at home in
the delegates ?
2. Mr. Editor, you have put
down as a Democrat, because rap
name was on the Democratic tickets,
but it was not put • there at my, re
quest, which was not the case with
most of the other Republican candi
dates. Mr Chamberlain's name wis )
on Democratic tickets, and I think he
.received as Many or more Democrat
ic votes in our town thanldid. The
Democrats objected. to vote for
artiest because I have,always been au iest
Republican, which objection they had
not to Chamberlain.
Now, Mr. Editor I have no aspire
tionsior political popularity, but I
do feel as any true Republican ought
to, to call the attention of the Repub
licans.of our county, to the course
certain politicians have taken in nom=
inating . officers. You know as well
as I do, and every other man that
has paid any attention to countypol
itics, that the nominations have been
made for a number of years past , for
at least six months in advance of the
Convention. A few wire-pullers that
style themselves the people, get to
gether and Beset the candidate., -to
be supported that fall, and make
promisas -for two or three years .in
advance to others, if they, will secure
those nominations; and the man that
opposes them isAloomed.
E. R. VAtOIIAN
Wysliing; Nov. 17, IBM '
the campaign . for Opt' of
the'next /louse is becoming quite an
innited;, ail a number' of candidates
are i'dready in the field, working
slam's!). for the position: The can
didacy in the *rest fat; confined
to 'one' , person-4feri C.
Johnson of diawford,WhO - was SP6ist
er.dnring the session.Oritl64.-4nr it
is reported that: Gen: lifeCiOa6' of
Erie, late Adjutant General''the
State, and a fornier.:ineinber, will
elCatly enter tl efleld. ' Gen, KC*.
was' .friainent candidate for the
position in, 1867. 'ln' the ' eastern
portion of t h e State: aspirants are
plenty. Philadelphia present/3 three, -44 A ROUND - TA •IVO --‘ RLD
ex-S . feaker Dav is ; " , Mt' 'Miller " and bum you wigwam'
3r.r. , dare st ra ig of i3 . 2 , ,,lntousatog threw at Meters ham the r
Rev:
caudidate, as,is - .1 . 117; 'Weti of wortt7 e =slUortith. lik° t r i* 111.1 " 7
- 13radford. - •' nes. km: tone= web vedette other oureitOth:
It is efonceaeddOitAlie StiadTrimia. d a‘ i s r er i " l let o Wihr Seadar. Ind
121.- I k i w i ! tid&a,
~vi
lI
to
ra
Wre l ih i P Will go tAllkt!c'ffeaVan'il 4n- Bpi I= - A s thil 'ltg e ket:r . " 4 "
der t i le rid e ef Tears - ma i t, .ow e i st itherd often, to Mcw thleetherelie Ire VII = l ee
ve
e r atipea -11thlo ot r a r ri ireerth 1 1
adetpliia` had the position •'„ 1- ' •
two yar k• - , t i n d ,ocia,ietitlcattv, lie Three • • ." •1. , r ; t o o ;
counted out thie-1407 - -=•••- . 1 , -:i - and ail :A 999
that the contest lial=tiot44l ., stio g - sun.- • :moue 'Aro.
'aid:Webb, Of these Jim - tot • 4 7 1 .! •-•
be. difnehlt for.honei - rt and Atial"st iuliooitahilbot it the lime i4le7
64 4 92 t0005ri to n
I'.pi,chotae.
. " t O P s W ela il aiJa
O.
'die i 404 4,. s r aJew"
wargy otewsw ob.
. ,• - - ••••• , 44•4 i kP. It ka in t , Ircrbq I
,a1.4•41 : 41-fi "V,l ri bet .3.1.1111 zef * ?tct:Lt LtoiltlY gts 1
'EWE NEXT,. :I• . . ,a 1
Aran eseal . the very
overthrow of those who dime
;. .-. , -s ii, 4.ene — o , - -- ii
isuksassider welinbefarp , it
shows contempt for, the _ public 'de
mantis by elevating hini to Speak;
tees 644 % 'V lin (IA (11 4 i i
. 'Mr. *Vsib by no means tne eipml
~ 1 -'', - , ', ~ - abilltriira - 3. r. r
iness, but . e limp: honest, smcers
*and con f. 1
, 401c ru s .inrilt ankithq!...
Salkiiiitmlitkiltims-wkudi ihjs *sof ,
'0: 41 . 36 * * l 4 ' . , l ift.Yikftlret
41 4 1 119*ioi,Assmb".Y. mat
:° l : 4 4oitefst7 0 10-igLoWqAtlliim;
Pr r #A- ' " ' , bye - if R 91 1
gla t uji, 4 9 l * :''' Aii*%:44gisAm
w p
IN ) lrm,_ 40# th e t, ri
Pfult , elul • - igi . -• •
ethak-la4 _„, 41444, .-4 11%
(50 3% , ,1i1in i k • 54 4111 0 r! : ; ,a lkn l i ik e k;i9 l 4
0/W 14 4 471 7 Pt tr i e kl4 P 1 1:. °II tPe
Pegi Bl # ll / 1 mat lcMle.ck:---Irti:441I10
: -
'ILTTERPTED;ABBASENATION Orr
RIORABDBOII I
AlheP.'s- AighaPits* • qt. tl/a
lkg'sk.4ie,Of!hiis;iiikal44 of ,_ aerosol
.iotat.-4 0 - 6 9t
Ter* w0u4440n. !is! evening
hist 4 4illif7o:Kha4.6,: ,5 .)",104:04'
named Da ' ,QBPrtwean'
them s'AP4idlcii..4449,attga4
all
p as tP* 44 o;4 l o
dame with
Sicl:ll4tuirti MaFalifilatP who
.seems to Iniia,,thipatkof the
. anf ofee, was atan:diufk behind, the
eoUnter, in Am liminess departmemt
in couversatiiM, with . one, of the
likes, about. m,. when kr. Rich
e*? ,n e*terek-44, gojng to
cOuntcr,;:entered. 4uversation
with a -Pining In4ta ',Who ; wag. in, the
liabitmf working for him.
Ten minutes after, .ilichardson's
:entrmice McFarland walked over to
wards- ,and, without- saying a
. word, fired a pistol, the -ball from
which wounded Ricliardeoil , the
4hdPika-. T Tl4ei wounded MP: with
out Aix•aking.a s word r walked up to
the Zibfine editorial • whaaca
lie was carried to the Astor-SO4W to
have his wound,attended to. It . was
thought for some time that the Wpigill
.would 'prove , fatal, and 7
,31oFarbind
was arrested .and held to await the
result, but from Jest nceounts tho
wounded man is recovering.,...)leFer
laud claime.that Richardson w_on his
irifeil.affeetion aud l causo her -toile-
Bert him Amd.her :family, while -Rich
aids= a ll eges, that be never inet the
lady in - question ,until after she, had
riPanged her. husband. Mrs.
crarlandrhad recently : procured
divorce from her husband. -
LATEEL
kdispatch dated , midnight,
-30, says 'Hr. Richardami is in' a
precarious condition - to night! He is
very weak, and having taken no nour
ishment for five days; hialriends and
physicians fear thavoist.
He w. s married this evening to the
late Mrs. McFarland, by Henry Ward
Beecher, assisted by Re 4. 0. 13:Froth
ingbam. ' - '
. *.Hereafter..American ' cruiser'
are 14:0 1 . plow the hriny deep" without
the' siehtance of steaM, unless
gencY call for the use of that efficient
auxiliary. The Oler,'of the Seereti
iy, of War so directs. As 'a Mailer of
economy this appears, to be 'wise. It
is 'averred by as bigiCan authorif.yias
COMmodore 'Lowly that he can cross
the 'ocean as quickly in his geod,sl4
Severn, with sails' alone, as with
steam: This may it'd desiguel' to
give prominence to the sea-going
'qualities. of his vessel; but ' that aside
etuiSing is generally, holiday work,
and.hould be
s as inexpensive as pos
sible, solong as the proper interests
of the Government see not , endanger
ed thereby.
New Advertisments
r •
OR RENT.--MY RESI D ENCE,.
situate on Main Street. Maguire an thelrenas•
es, or of M. H. moo. Possession given tanned'.
W. T. BISHOP.
Towanda. Der...l. DM
O JOKE ABOUT . THIS !
IfLoSICE La bereby glees to *my. num without
reaped of persons, indebted to us that settlement.
um az =DI on se before Os. lath day of De.
eember-18014 or we shall be com ed to make col
estion INA L BROS. & • CO.
Towsudo, Dec. 1. 180. ' '
•
13,411TICULA.11 NOTIOE s '
• To ALL WRON IT NAT CONCERN :
Hiv ing "red of M 7 Clothing Store. mut being
desirous of owing up my business. this is to slant,.
an perecats Indebted that they must' walk up to the
.Ceptain's *Moe." \ I may be found far the present
at my old stand. . J. M. COLLINS.
, Tousuda, Dee. d, 1814. •
A WANT SUP,PTIFT). !
-
The subscriber begs Live to Intim theeitisenent
Towanda that he he now prepared to TUX SAWS.
aIIARPL'a AND IMPAIR Benisons, and- other
other
Jobe to that line, onshore neaten. •
JOSEPH MARSHALL:
Orden nnw be left at the' More of lialahag Bros.-
Co. . - . • •- • • dee.l-3w
TIESSOLIFIION.-THE
•toesel T dy beattetove exlattocunder. the dem
name et HUA= Ai SW. la the Carriage Ito•
dues" Is this day dissolved UM by meted consent," All
persons indebted ilq the seam win please cap and
make imp:sent to ;J BRYANT,. who will con
tinue the baslosis at the old eland.
,
_Toiratide,lhar.ll';'lP6ll.-3wr
TOWANDA BRIDGE..COMPANY..
The annuernwetise of thefitcsitkOldein of the To
wanda Bridge Campoq far the. election ,of s , Presi
dent. Treasurer ind ate maoegees to serve the ensu
ing year. wilthe bild se Mb Ihitidesl Bank of
Tawanda. on Wednesday. January 5:.79:0, betweeni
the bon!, atone end Mete. P;
64;4. 1, 1869.. „ ,
reISSOLUTION.—LEX CALK INS
.a.rhaTins this day pardoned Ilis entire tatetvot of
T. E. DAM= in SW Book Store; IndoMft Notes.
liookaccoard., kg. to. aslassfta to : thd of
Calibre & parboil therefore smarm lOW daydhr ,
'rued-b7 teuttail eisosrat • Said *MIAs asspbea the,
debts of (Midas t Detbar. 3t stabs etzisetsd thft
altpeivoeut bidebted to bald Firm will mike banuedl
4te btte: • Tbebuteestowill beeobtioced
, b 7 CalltA u Th,galicits 4 Y 44l 4 l thairrt Wpm.,
Mite from th e c.
Tomuida. co 7. ~ • ALUM:
• . . E BABB :4: .
•
!MOT • 414115E:-,—.V, M. Loxa,bas
.a. tbe pleasure et info:Wog hie- Metal sod i
ii
Wile; the bit intetenomodlowelniek Hotel
,noer eampletea eta :open for the annennhinon of
Wenger" and twinges. The business via be eon
:Aided by T. Ili:10NiE k 1011, whit, Gillet atter/.
Ws to the comforts of.lhe guests, haineto. ref.: •e s
I Mimi ewe of publle'petronege.
• .Thenntivelher tenders kb atucete. thank.
travellnirpubUe. foe thenakeinlibefel
heeetefore reeetved be the Vfej• noise,-and hams
*umbels belig MO kr Oahe Oft WV now. better
reinena to mate them comfortable and happy thin
ever.' ')- • ' • •• •
• -- • Ifi'Lmte.
I halo toadied a tonce and tUn onowtownt of ni-
MOSTALLIK or the , Drlfiol Maim of thetiooting,
of a moot beantltol varloty of oolino. lan now
prepared Urania. foe put weddings, or toner.
or
- 000maltoW' on - atiort notice; Wain* .
, We al
A t o s. a at e rune Crosses.
or
Ns.
-M rissiikabk44r li trlitTrer , et i '? 4
. •
ZW ira A N WO - AftAltirlEta
,riilworifiisax4euctut
t i t i P A 're... * , , A l W • it 44 De
S. V -.•••••; IN 1
00
; 1111 -* AS
•• ; . ..r,-14 ,, ,•; AO
fif .r s.2/00
.... . .1 .„ 36
'do • 12/191).1 I .•' • * 14 . 9; -441
.... 4O
. 60•69 6
=0 - se
alfalt'ao•fid , Y•
- Onknis, lanais " - "'" — l . OO Op - .1 99
; Antressesidscassibi....l9ll44lolll4 I COrni6 it* •
Rya S.;
91 r2 1 :11. 1 1 11 4139 8 r010; i llite 4" 11
• Dad Thasiety Mod 41. lbs. - -; DWI Pesebee
Dried Apples - 92 The.. 197 u aoqt! Va.:.
S it iN Ti=ilit:R••Etvieri ::-) •
k. 00.11
, ,
.10 ,- EAt ''fC A T
111 - 5;i“:“ ‘,3
-:.o o l lP'Cara Vas
i t
FLOWER:A/Cr tEGETABrit-
I): , :j ., iwil , .w 3 kigo ß iii ( ii..! i , tT,,,
1 .-: , : :3Z;9-:: . .1' - ‘•, , i,,::)-.., ~:I', i',. ,-7,"•==11-?
.. . .
.141 1 / 1 11141a4laairsagr., Sirarllayer /at Saerure shah.
lag Ohs new asul valuable *Wk. tree cif charge, iltiOnld
damp halatadidaly ILOUSIII. 901 le CO.. ill.
I=tßarra Block. itkhsstar, If. Y. '
' '
11; 1469.--ljed.l. -, ' • '' -
.-11 — 771 7. e 7
NEW ILOIDWARE,AND.STOIt
NroßE.Asty Tut film. at w}itLtrirco~
C" L,Z•I' It • •;
liatijoik sal:Slug a ton eopptyos ' !
ANN N'oo6 l l:33(l)Fitio ffrinlifk•C'oil..llND
watts icksami sums. at SWATC*OVICAI.
aasEpultx*atatc.: Roast sIim:H.74 ; AV, NODS.
lloisy Ms, 6021 ill NOLA; oolt? isms;
Mee Paarctsi, ko. Alt eta^e of Nails and norm
Yr49 2, *iti o ° o 4l, • •• . : •
figrouitive Am, JOILUMV . Or ALI. KINDS
of the moot approved steles, done at shortioSticel. •
vitnnu.occatleri. Scissors: Raisork;Oarpisiters.
Miami:Sam; and Wagon klakers', loofa. Glass,
Shove* kc. Give •a to's MI, sell' as
ohs* sa_the ; - .
Wysksing. Nov. 3. '69. - • ft. F. SULZER..
BAKERY AND DINING ROOM !
Mat Wok uortb ot Ward Efoume,
1311EAD,i PIES, CAKE, 43.,
, . .
baked dally'and sold at wholesslii andiNtalL Are use
the best materials and our work is always. neatly
done. Dealers are Invited to examine our wtralesala
piteen• PASTIES. 'Ple - NICIL . lire pupped at resi
would* rids* go:short aalfaa ,la ;• ; . •
MUM: ROOMS,
we offerUuporior induoensent; to all /rho, want Other
lunedi or a • good "numb' Lathes can ate in and
quietly enjoy a cup of Tea. undisturbed bynoise or
row lam a keels at all hours of the day or erering..
0 ' on - hand during • tbeiA'aesion arid served'
out by e dish or sold tit quantities to aunt.. .01
coNrEcTioNESIt alb keep an'assortinent equal to
unpin this part of the state,' and , sell at wholesale
or retaiL . .
Altos 'general xissortnietit et GROCEIIign. Pric:to
as low is the lowest, • - . •
Tcotratkila, Oct.. 26.
CONSUMERS OF
CONFECTIONERY!
oam.
LET US REASON TOGETHER!
- r •
How tau any parson. manufaetuni Confeer,..onery4
and ash It at LI centaa leassul. Whorl =Pr I. worth
ld tents at the Iteftneir (Weis it titer :031y sal;
Hair can any dealer retail inch • elle. aompound to
his customer* and bare a conscienoe told of offence?
How am any. consumer expect to pgre pure
Cenfectionary at twenty-flve, awl thirty cents per
pound mben a pure se.Mlo 'cannot be timmibittureal
leas than ?bitty to forty cents per pound, consisting
of Mail buds, burnt almonds,' and : such class of
',good*? : ,
Within a few dip we haw iv been tifteredeassis
buds. etc., for fifteen cents pet palm!, and 'Chaco
.We Creams at twenty Cents, and the Went arknOw.,..f
lodged that th ey were adulterated ten pet CeIILVIntr
-Tarts Alba ; and it Le hat that tong at this cheap
Confectionery are made and sold In this country
every year, and the consumers are-the only persons
Injured by it - .
higa. Ms beeogt of Mose:tebo wick a Pure artkie
of edionery, we teat . warrant reei7 article of oter
own Mani target', A n and -free Iron every ingre
dient eletcteriota Amtth. .
- HART.
More f omitted by John Carntan,3thin het.
Towanda,October 21, 1869.
•
TiL • LIST FOB DECEMBER
'CUM, 1869 :
•
C Iltinskker vs. J, Vill li ston debt
Andirons Vanderpool vs. Nelepn Vanderpoot. , ..repi.,
Jam Foidor's adm'r vs. J I"Morton • appeal
Coolbattgb & Coalfield J Lscey ...... —ease
11 k GIS Horton vs. Jas Finder's adm'n . appeal
Fall Creek C Co. vs J Al Smith - trespass
Sinfth Lent vs. Goa M•Prfnos set h.'
Geo A. Lent vs. inante.....
H Whitman vs. HP AJ F
Entry Miller vs. Ransom ranger
James %Milan's jr vs. Jos , S Elliott et.al.
r!nMMIEiI!
John Crowley vs. Ju McCarty et.al
C T Merry vs. Levi Bata • - ' OM
0 T Wilcox via AMA _ apyeat
Fleming as Jones vs. Jos Wooden case
- El 8 Russell A Co vs. J 8 Andrews - ' debt
ItobtAlaileen es Lars Smith debt
Abram C Moore vs. Erasing Riff et.al act. fa.
W 8 Dobbitui vs Troy' township ' - terrors
Franklin Murray vs. J K Wright Mt. ex.
Jacob Grace vs. 8 8 Webster appeal
Bam'- Shoos ra. Delos V ~
' Meld
Chas. M . Hall vs. Fs. A I ;i r .r i n i t Itld.Co..Damages.
John McQueen vti Wm Elabree • eel fa
Jacob Promo va Jas B Martin's Omni.— case
Geo. Rogers vs. A. H. Seward, et. a 1..-
.. —appeal.'
F. A. Long. et. eh Ti. Daniel Fuller et. al. eject
John Sterling va. Pa k N li Canal & 11, R Co damages
ft N. Aspinwall vs. L. 11. Tearti trespas'
Smut. Cole vs. James A. R0ger5...........r..arMe1d
D. L. Knight vs. W. J. Dobbins. debt
James Henry mall S. Pratt... appeal,
Emily A. Bobbins ve. Ono. W. Arnold* Ammo
T. 8. Pratt vs. H. N. Willkuxur appeal
Washington Township vs Smithfield Twp....Appeat
W. N. Deemer; vs. Wm. GriMs tonnes
John Sandon la 0 II P Diabrow, Replevin
John Brennan vs. Pa A. NM Canal and R.R.Co..dam.
Springfield Township vs. Js; Phil-Ve . _. • - 2_ , -...ca11e
- 101 don N, Bank . Lewlibmt MCS.N.AailninotCo ~ ,
Ann Young, Ike. vs. Rlcb'.d MEAL ....' . eject
Subpansas returnable Mr Moad . ay;December ldth..
NW; at - to o'clock; a. in. '
. . • . ...,, W.A., THODL4.B, Protb'F.
. .
"LIFE 'INSURANCE ! ,> ' • ,'.
For the information of those who-hare lanai oat
Policies of Life Insurance, and these about securing
as pro tiekifts Tabular statement of 'thirty-three
Life Insurance Companiet u race paid during
'Elora? 11368, to their stoekho era, an average divi
dend of 211.91 per oent Mi . capita stock of each
Theya r
of these Companies,togeth er with th e amount of
with diiidends fold to eirsteekhefders dating the
yaw 1888, 1867 and. .
Several of these , males are doing brulins. 4 in
this c o unty. ' ruder will' sue that several of
these
Bead companies(clahn to be, PURELY 311nEAL.
t .
M
Di wa} OT .COMPANLTA.
Nrw Your Comma.
Am. Popular, pure dock
'Atlantic llut=.l' Intend,
lkookktn. =tad • . ..
Continental:, mutual—.
Germania, undid
Globe Mania natiand.:.
Artist liradernmutind—,
Guardian. nuking
I==tr=MlE
Isdukerbar ker.
Maultattel, mutual
-Metropolitan: mutual
National Life, mutual.
xen Yor.k Mite, pate akiek
North A.m. mute::.
Seeurll7.'
Vaned pales. Mutual
17uWenal, puce nook.— c.
Marluogton, mutual
:World Mutant, amtuai,."..
Chop:mini ofotirpStiaa.
Min. muted. ....
Anchor. mutual
less
1866
1651
===M
Cliader Oak. mutual
Conn. General. mutual, ..
Hamtemauta, =Mak.—
1888
/501
18851
1882
1.1888
• 1852
•Joks
For,Jerloirlduttud.oluttud
Phain canal. mutual.,
Total._
Mbar that in three yuirernore thsirone
fourth, nttlia aggregate cash espithl of these Com
psnisionis paid beet 'to their - steekholeeritt'-' Of
axase,this maw lout lisrleonst fraintbsfelllt.
holders. This maybe ves7 tine for the stoekholdent
•13 st hest about the • polidepholdiva V -Times him ,
Inn shouldmramisethe worlds.of -as OW • CON
NECTICUT IfintiAL WE. .of Irsetford. ' they
. sisettomake • sureludeispilnreiruneat. It tains
:the only Pursir MAW Convoy. &init i als=
`here. and every cent.of its enraings. over
tetril li M to to thirtnilley Whim ;
• f1..-B. is Agent for tits Gonnectient fan
tail Lod office' ovier Masan k4i±o's.
~MAsklmt liousepTowsints. ;
it;lein and see Win before you tate - out s policy
in any tiy. .
. Toenails.compa *iv. 3.18611.—1 f I - - •
04.1;;.•i5i
pDgPARE
SO MUD Of
Om =sir
moose of that r
=1
no bail Jug IL
previa to gen
Illag=tt
DVMMNGI OVVMMNGti
T AA. Egli 041.141,414
iicniki elal the ablation fel Mends sot tie public be
war use .sock of
HIHd
FALL 3,ROVVR:4"7
which names tTsinvyltulskror eleT•ar: Pre;
yang ttivillasaaaWie In
erp of • _
.. . ,
;4 ; t i,,.. 7 1.,, ~, t ., 1,,
.•!:',,,,5 fill,: • , • 1•J• !
—olr3l37tea 0 0 A.,,, T 8
- at aTerY dile and tekge•ticil 4.1 - t
PN,Guya 3, A't,i,MlCtlrc?
1-2 - .5., ', ii-.'i . e1...i . z...
UNION % CASTOR
,W1N1.12
cimicam4 , 9,,syrurrs,
With the largest stock I
Xen'ts, Youths', _l494t.!?'(.l4;llting,
Z-i
A full line of L
oEvr'W
Ii TS f ; & CAPS,
CLIFFS. 0'447.1:Tw0. RAND
Also a Llitoe stalk 441, ,'.",
.'cores, taallvrtt 771111MING14.'dc:
All Goods ow:Anted." Mod. Ceil"and
uplos out steak belt*purc a 1 ug..,samantblT the
place 96 Alguldfert,.. one door north of Ckenkberlin'e
JewelryStore:' • • '
IMAM TAYLOR..
Towanda. Dec. 2. DOW
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0:
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• Da
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41
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411 .
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11EKTWILIEMEMAYIRX"AND 1111191 ON
Aik r;1 Ir 13. 1 A r,E' c 0 A tii,S!
She subacriber has just eatatdished anew Coal
Yard in the rear of the ltarrarras Office andOsaatues
Gun Shop; and desirens to keep in supply , the beat
Anthracite Cteals st all times.
Till further notice
at. Boat or order•, of the Cer.ronararo
IVrcuusLdlAturs. COAL. from the
APPeal
.sel. fa.
ad. ta.
...trespass
RALTL3toRE .11INES. , f
Small Egg; oeNo. 2. •
ROW: or Noe. 3 and inized.
Chestnut; or No. 5
Palen ST YAZD, or Boa Primo%
eimall Egg; or No. 2 Se oti
Stove; or 2os. 8 and,l, mixed—. $o 00
• Chestnut; Or No. 5 550
.1 null discount will be gawk on orders joi, or weer
of rillgoa Coal directly, ron de Quo.
The following additional charges will be male for
delivering Coal within the Borough limits :
- Per t0n...50 cis. Extra for carrying in... 50 eta.
Half. 33
N. B. The Wilkce•Rarre Ofiestant and Store Coals
are coarser hi ashes then the .Pittston Cheeinet and
Stops; bet all are of excellent quality.
Bar Orders. rev be . left at the Mate sad
Blue" Stine of BitiltllALL EZDOEWAT, on
-Itridgeetreet, er at royeloal Mhos. No. a 24 soars
,New Block, next door to 0. B. Wood's Yrialt Stole.
.irit-Oideiu must, In aft cases, belsisr,:ed Da
the cash. • •
1 tmve erected a •
for public oanvintence, in the street on.norih side of
ftremnem Rai end near the Ewell Rouse.
Wan:anted to Weigh correct.
R. 11T. WELLES.
. Totrandit: Pa. 'Nov. • " •
CLOTHING
1 CLOTHING
CLOTHING
If you want to buy good rip and Waller
- . .
L T IX G •
• • " LOW PRICES? • -
. (hut own to. - • •
ROSENBURG & WOL'F'S, •
aCtnu Clw.- dug
•
' I33. Main S , l'attoi's Block. • •
_ .
To.watult. No 01; =9.—U
CpITRAL EXPRESS,
4741 ask
, paid , lack-
Je oliter .
year& 18.56.
18174146 a,
FM
111,666 69
12,833 19
40,625 00
23,000 00
93,314 83
6,!03'19
73,578 05
'4201- 60
20,125 00
28,950 00
169,043'67
49.994 00
'llB,OOO 00
14,090 00
18,860 35
18,640 00
88.000 00
31,399 00
109,881 33
-43,000 Q 0
31,985 'O9
69.776 14
14,000 00
844,8r4 00
O;umMB4 oo
98A00' 00
31.950'00
14,000 oo
29,200 oo
'11;103.00
13,430 Do
10.000 00
3 Vo wive Uutee/o 4 our 1 4noll Woo& Ve %Vendor .
wenn neraredte.tnene ard - forward
mono 'awl: nene,n,iie• ereL'.ednet nen; dean:
died*. ke.odits Leti Mk* afes
sure.mor
1105,000
33,000
200,000
251,000 -
jlOO,OOO
200,000
. 100000
i 55.000
• ..16,000
4.21;748 1,136,
Vele= xn niesnengien
fkroiigh'between PriUsdryitin nix - :•w Yo rli and Wa.
vintirdnity: exerptiiititri inr N zh3 time tOQ
lininiirf:4ell!*. • '••• _ •
• fi‘ nPiXIAL •yd! • .;
pal
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FEW. li PARS. Amt. Supt..
amer♦l Offir4-330 Cbestiut 8t PbUa4elpbt .. .
A CHOICE _LOT OF . ' WINTER
halteon Muds. in sole bit !be t 1111134
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HoSiMIT. GUMS and strinzsa.
LINEN ANR„PAPEII - -bOLLARS:
TRY OISE se
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all irtylea.
Tht.req.bost quallUes or
BLAINE, BIWWN, k. SCOTCH
S.N'rrarHIFIS•
. .
A great variety of the heed pope
far brand* et
FANCY :SMOKING
TOBACCO.
PIPES!
of alsuort mars doonipt/on from
GE vrcE MEEitscgaux
Mil
COMMON CLAY
Particsibtr attention .given to sup
plying the wants, of &gees in this
and adjoining aaantias at
WHOLESALE PRICES
Tou'end2. Dee. 2. 1661
COAL 'YARD!
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even bottfitqlotts:_' Don't - 1 . 41
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ASD *MIER • •
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,Net receired'al
TRACY_ k. MOORE'S:
'3pleaslid new •
OIL CLOTHS
dARPETS,
MOCKERY AND GLAOIyAgE;
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS A SHOES,
- Just rr.ietvediti:
TRACY & MOORE'S
HOOP SKIRTS,
TOZ SZE
•
'FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
••• Together with a full assortment of the latest styles of
FLOWERS. FEATHERS, AND =BONS,
•
• anda general line of TRIIIIMIGS. Ewing to our
• "- • • employ Arstrelieul and tardy KIFLINRRS, we Satter
• ourselves that we can fartdah tbetrade goods in that
•.• , line that will - please all who favor as with their pal-
YANKEE NOTIONS, A vna ge' - - A. PET/ES A CO.
BALMORELS,`
HOSIERY,
Andeserything in the Um, jn3t opened..
AT THE VIVRE or -
.;-
Towanda, 186*
SOUTH SIDE OFK
WON OF THE .11IG HAT
CLONNEY ii-AMBRic
F. 4 SMONABLE HATTERS!
iu2el dealer. in
LADIES' ANT? GE2 2 4 rrd
Btrrrevo AND< FANCY Rol3k,
iritral,s,_rierkzu.ks, kr
SILIC MATS PERFECIrti ...11777=111711
AMERICAN HAT CONFORMER.
Towanda, A. bet. 1L zee.
TOWANI)k - COAL '-YARDJ
• • 0 - nreecrrgANDritxmort a
The undersigned, having
.lessed the Cast Yazd - gild
Deck at the old.litzeiry Idssin:' end hut completed
a lugs Caddieuse and Ofike.npon the premises, see
now preinerdto tarnish the citizens of Tcnrands and
vicinity with the different kinds and sizes of the above.
named etas upon the most ninntuann terms in say
timidity - desired: , Prises et the Yard rata further.
nun of Mines::
Yine or Shanninth s 00
,
• The Sollowing chusee NM. be node fat
delhering Cod vithin_theleroegh finite -
Per Ton:: .50 cents. lExteslar euntan !lOW tents.
Min Ton ". •-•• ' - "' . '25 -
air Otdeze m s y loft it tie Turd. corner onion
i'oo4 si g u ; *f lirt!! ° r #.7c-. PoFtmr7s Prig
ihe il"r4f4 , l "" liesel? lrm a T MTN,
1- l'ammailm-0 161 —F:
HINDS OROCERD*; AND
srmisiom'atiotosate and retia. it
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DOOR MATS,
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TRACY tIMOOTIE,
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We te11:.4 . spiehk....ittel.4kor;f4? our,
Igo& "
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of
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AND o- HEANY ' Wolla
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poi.
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All the latest and must ptrpular
fk.Wou
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.~. - ~ . }a te •y'. f
-...
liners% -
; and.cippiimes'fflB,
itt boat, Fr. nc , b vuld Ofove Kid
fierge. Calf or But.
At all times customers - will find,
our -assortzwiat ot gixxim i - uuriN Ida d
in thin, market anti . o*:prices at the
lowest figures. p
We offer in..ot4.
DEPATI,THMT,
an rennin Uy. attractive stock of
SARATOGA 4t: FRENCH TRUNKS
BETICVLI74,
HARNESS 3 D SADDLERY
We call the attention of lieru-
men to our immenee variety of
Carriage and Team Harness,
• Saddlea,l3ridlas, Blankets,
• Whips - and Robes.
This - department is directly over
onr Shoe Stoye, and will at all times
be folly stocked with all goods be:
origing to the Harness trade. Aney-
thing in the line will be made on
short.notiae and by espetlenoed•fimt
cla4s workmep.
.Oct. 13,
NEW FALL & WINTE!! GOODS
B. A. PETTES co.,
ate sow tecrArlaa a keg& sopplj at
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
eorpeeially adapted to ibis marital; consisting in tar
ad a genezal Ilse oat
DOMESTIC (3i.)ODS,
inch as.
BROWN & BLEACHED ITUSLLN',
PULNIS, DgEANES.
DRESS GOODS -& TRIMMLNGS;
FLANNELB, ZEPHYR MASTED%
Hosiery, Gloves, NOtio7l4 - 3 ) cEe.
shktrin odltr at the taireat market pripts.
Also's general Line of BAIA GOODS, such u
DEAL AteD IMITATION HAIR SWIM! Di,
ROLLS. nICLIDEI. MUONOXB. ice.
OUR lonammor DEPARTMENT
is being mdetdahea with a lange stock of the latest
skylasct
,HATS- AND BONNETS
Towanda, Oct A ladli—dm
G REAT .BARGAINS Ic
BOOTS Bz-SHOES
LE=
VEW BOOT AND SHOE BrOBE.
South end of Weed Hoar
The
lathe stock of undersigned are Teetering • Lugo and well .4
BOOTS A.:ND SHOES
licil . kobis tor tba
SIIIIIT.BM AND FALL TNADF
alkh we - ofter low foe Owth. Cowewing of
GENTS,
LADIES,
AND 111113 . RENS WEAR.
SERED AND PEGGED BOOTS
MADE TO ORDER
REPAIRING NEATLY DOYL
4.' , 11) READY WI/Csi PROMISED.
Thankful for put !Immo. Its soliett a co:Altoona
of the wane:
11/13117XL 110011T0321.
TowYnda, April A 11.69
SSEILAILESS KID GLOVES !
TUE BEST 11 4 ; TavmAtaisr
FULL -LfNE" OF COLORS,
DI ALL SIZES,
JUST RECEIVED BY
POWELL k CO
thSSES,
OILIZST N. CLAMS