News fronvon, Nations.
—York, rot., is to ban .a daily
calla Omaha a C Its
Jr.
popular count -in- New aro*
'nit ntror--discomit ; _
--San :Franaisoo is - building an ,
earthquake-roof tburoh. • -.—, •
-- FiftY 4 heliqUOr Bll o s r ret T en.;
ed in New Yeti'WON& . •
with. w
book ab o g rislL •
—Happy Virginians get their o3rs
terg it fifty coats a bushel.
--Cape Cod P rop oses employ
Chinamen to cat its ansL
—Clouds of crows - darken the air
11 . ampubtre Ws
--136rton show good erase in pro•
hibiting public trapezeiberfoncsoces. , • ,
—The Ladimlhivera in Portland,
Oregon, saw wood tor, U 8 a cord.
—A Maryland man chopped up:hia
neighbor with. s hatchet, as a try .of earning
$5O.
—Olive trees flourish in Florida,
and with good . luck, produce. oA se good u
Lucca. #
—Mrs. Lined". has removed from
Frankfort, and. has :bought a small home in
.Zurich.
• —Judy - says wax candle is like.a
contented man, bemuse it nova wants WWI:
—The Panitheoptieonieon, mhat,
ever that mw be, is the popular aninseanent in
Savannah.
—The value of the tobacco cropin
Yew Milford, CL, this season is estimated at
$200,000.
—One Lundred:and fifty thonsand
bushels of apples were gathered In Manesota
this year.
—ln Troup. county,Geor_&tiro
hundred ticks of land have been bought fer
the establishment of a pauper farm.
—There are nine Roman Catholic
day wchools in llihrankee, with an aggregate
attendance of three thousand. pupils.
—Maine has rcattght_ the fat men's
fever, and will call a convention of2ooixondora
and upward& '
—Virginia raised. five ► hundred
tlionsandibushels of peanuts this year, andyet
roniplains of a short crop. .
—The Prince linperial hellcat his
Mother—that is, ho has made spittle marble
bust of the Empress.
—An inebriate picked up by an
officer in the Pottayille graveyard, clamed to be
a petrified giant.
- - -
• —"The Hidden Hand", is a popu
lar play with the-western gamblers. It con
tains the three mining jacks.
Z-L—Shsiwano county, Wisconsin,rhas
an Indian population of two thousand, and a.
a bite population of about the same.
—Omaha has shad its first legal
hanging.
—A rat was recently killed at Lex
ington, Ito., with two head;, eight legs and two
tells.
—Again! -In. Ohio glass-blower
has fallen heir to $1,700,000,in England, and
has gone after it.
—A married man of Perth Amboy
doped with a girl of 19, taking bias four children
with him.
--Scarlerfever is prevaling exten
birely in Pownid, Vermont, and many schools
hats been cloud. '
—They call the girls in the Treas.
tirripepartment, who. Bazaar sheets of postal
etirreney. "Bevel= cutters."
—A sensible physician says, that
becallso I man ii given to - liquor, it is no reason
why.liquor shouldpe given to the man. _
—So many mon are very "short,"
about this time, that Tom Thumb mid Comm°.
,tore Nutt liackoeasod to bo curiositios.
jealous husband in Memphis
broke his srifo's nose because her beauty at
tracted too much attention.
—"No cards, no cake, nobody'i
Inwiness," ia appended to the marriage notice
of a young couple.in Kenna City, Mo, •
—Thirty-six criminal charges are
pcnding agamet *to Rev. Charles Reed, of Wal
den, Mass., whohasbeen missing some time.
—A sleight-of-hand performer in
Buffalo advertises his entertainment of "The
Cyclogeal Psychomantemm and Prismatic Cm
eincopean !"
—The depreciation in currency in
Hayti has now reached a point whore it fin
prorishes all classes and oven begtars descrip
tion.
--Se,hmilendomovitehewegin means
love, among the Choctaws—almost anywhere
else a word of that size *mad mean brumes&
—Some of the Pennsylvania oil
wells, late some of the unhappy "interviewed,"
hare been pumped till they are nearly exhaust
ed.
—The Imperial Club of Paris-hisi
tat es what. to do with one of of Its members,
who dosen't challenge another member who
knocked his bat off.
—Burlington county, N. J., swarm
aith burglar, and the citizens are seriously
contemplating the orgy lion of a vigilance
coalmine° for selfprocm.
—Prominent members of the Union
League Club of New York have liken measures
to raise money to place Mr. Stanton's family in
a comfortable pecuniary conditbm.
—Suez is already important in the
financial world.: a branch of the Baden-Baden
bank has been established there, and prospers.
—Out West, when a hunter goes
for game he earriqs_ only gun and ammuni
tion ; when he. is 'Cur hunting ho takes all his
traps with him.
—The public executioner in Paris
Web the skulls of his victims, and shelves
them with brief biographical disesums, ar
ranged ander the appropriate heads.
—The Stonington, .Conn., liquor
dealers decline to entertain the proposition of a
committee of citizens that they should go out
of business. Only one aeoedod to the request.
--Horace Vernet, the painter of
horrible battle scenes, was so averse to seeing
any real blood that he almost fainted whenever
anybody was accidentally wounded in his Free
13111`e.
—Seventeen disabled soldiers have
hem discharged from the Ring's county alms
house, N. Y., "ad thrown upon the'tender mer
cies of the world, because they toted the Re
publican ticket. •
=There are three factories in East
llochester, N. H.. employMg 175 oporativekand
manufacturing 12,000,000 - yardeof woolen cloth
annually. Biz thousand a month are paid to
operatives.
—A Melbourne photographer dis
played some photo gra phs of Bandmann dressed'
as Hanzisse in-the-&aracter of Hamlet, and the
irate tragedian smashed the case. A magis
trate fined him one shilling.
—Two young girls in Gardiner,
Maine, were sent
_to jail for twenty-five days,
last week , for the habit of creatingchstutanoes
in the streets, especially on Sunday evenings.
—A Wurtemburg grave-digger is
seemed of feedin,g the bodies from the ceme
tery to his hogs, clothing his children in the
mare clothes, and udng the coffins for fire
wood. _
meeting in Washington took
measnrei for placing. SlOO,OOO to the credit of
Mr. Stanton's badly
list
New Tess, and the
Preeident beads the li st of subscrip tion aith
$101)0.
—Joseph Anthony,of South Ports
month, R. L, shot. and. killed an eagle one d 4
last week. weighing one , impanel and three
pounds. It is said to be the Ingest ever mod
on the island.
—The French Academy of Medi
cine has sent an embassy to the shores of the
Caspian sea to .find out, if , possible, why the
from east
maTignant to choler% takes that route In its travel
west.'
—ln Massachusetts it is possible
for a man to have owned real estate in Salem,
Dealers, South DIMWITS and Peabody, to st d
hold the ty, and yet to be proprietor of
only a small ent in the town cd Peabody.
—A.rtemus Ward who was willing
to sacrifice all his wifek relations to suppress
the rebelYwk dads a counterpart in the absen
tee Irish Ladlord who notifies his steward to
tell the tenants that no threats to shoot you
will terrify me. • "-
-The British Post-office Depart
ment made rAcomoce net Met lelaTeari
while ours ran behind 6,0000000. No franking
in England. The Queen, evenortsu may write
a letter by another band, nimat pet her own
bead on it to Send it fit mall, /
Vradford Stilarter.
EDITORS
E. O.'43OODEICIL
Tiwaida, Thursday, Jam 8,:1890;
niE REPORTER FOB 1870: -"
404 subscriptions of several
thmieilltrotterrettbeertherrezpire
***4 rp•fe*stati,hreopsittbettoi
to the fact dist they may be renewed.
Hereafter rdl lijipelkwril. , be discon
tinued -stale e.
pahi for; This_ arrangrearat: be
lieved to be 'best for'lan concerned:
The 11044—two Aolus Per arirale-;,,
is a smell item' to the irictividoal sub;• •
serlers, and.
one .time as another...,
The ItzrosTim'ili point. Of ,sPipear
_ -
ance elmllenges comparison with ; any
journal in the State. It will contin-
to to advocate the doctrines which
it has always upheld. - Its pad histo
ry is a sufficient indication .of What
its future course will be. Having
thus - far assisted in oVerthroWing
wrong, oppression, and wickedness in
every form; standing bitheGOvern
ment in the dark days of rebellion, it
shall still be found earnestly Wring
to secure the fruits ot r `the giorious
victory, by which this country . was
restored to peace and quiet. It will
be our aim to make the REPORTER an
instructive and entertaining family
newspaper, faithfully recording - the
current news of the day, both gener
al and local, and especially devoted
to the interests of this community.
Its influence will always be exerted
in favor of right, justice, reform and
economy. It will not fail to criticise
whencritichim is deserved; to con
demn v,lati 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 months for two dollars.
Any person sending us that amount
will receive the REPORTER for the,e
minder of this year and all of next
—thus .obtaining the paper one
month for nothing.
Cums.—We will furnish the RE-
I PORTER in clubs of ten or more at,
$1,50 per annum, and an extra copy
to the getter up of the dub.
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
far a club. There are - now eight
thousand Republican .voters in the
county, not more than one half of
whom,are taking the REPORTER. By
a little effort on the part of our
friends it can be placed in nearly ev
ery household in Bradford•com4y.
PREASTUAL We have made arrange-
ments with the publishers - of the
American Stock Journal by which we.
are enabled to offer this valuable ag
ricultural monthly as a premium to
every subscriber to the 'Ruvuma, who
pays the regular subscription price
($2) before the Ist of March next.
This offer is to all, whether old or
new subscribe: The subscription
price of the Journal is one dollar per
annum, so that we are' really giving
every person k who shall renew his
subscriptipn, or subscribe to the RE
PORTER for the next three - Montlu3, ONE
I DOLLAR.
DEATH OF E. 31. STANTON.
The death of E:-Secrets-.1 STANTON,
which occurred ethic; resit'ence iu the
city of Washington, on Friday morn
ing of last week, though nut unlooked
for by those who knew his • condition
well, has caused muck surprise and
deep regrets throughout the commu
nity. His recent . appointreent as As
soelate Judge of the Stiprr me Court,
had given great satisfaction to the
true friends of the Nation, who felt
that the place sadly nee'ed a man of
his innate strength, powrful intellect
and indomitable courage.
But human nature c.. 4. bear - but a
limited amount of labor, even under
the best conditions and most favors
ble circumstances, and the great War
Minister had exhausted his. i'ality
and destroyed his life-power daring
his unceasing and herculean labors
in,that mighty - struggle, to which he
had given heart and brain with an en
ergy and abandon, •,that . few men who
ever lived were , capable fliti life's,
work *as done, and however- niuch
needed for other fields of labor he'
had &land the limit of Physical endtp;
rsnce, and exhausted nature succumb-
.We neeirnot refer to thepubliclife
and character of Mr. Smarm The
one is already written _ in the "history
of a period whose importance /tran
scends. all others of our country- Its
details; with a tree estimate- of his
character, will appear in the distmat
future when , the prejudices and pass
ions of the hifrar shall hive been for
gotten, andlhe man estimated at his
true -worth. One thing, however, will
ever he asid : Though entering
a W. ALIVED.
tion nett
being inedeftskWe
*it oil of its inquisitorial
character..= 'The - American people, it.
is very truly alined, do not submit
racefully and cheerfully to such es
*snap airiniiii7sibriiiiiiissay
to";mho the collection ifs tax upon
ins roes general and 'inittiru — i. The
gonichmtiono rind' Inuilst• mike lull
Fad fair r eturns whilst 4seri.;
nds*, not hesitate I t o wade; its
parnenkby ccnoesbnentror false la
tupaa The visits . of.lhe - Olean 'af
the internal revenue,„ are offensive to
the stint of
. independenee of ,our:
people; and their inquiries into
MAO business extremely odious: even
to those who conduct their transac
tions honestly. To make the laireti
&Dant and uniferm in its burdeue„it
is necessary that the private business
and dealings of men should be at on
times open to inspection, end we'
doubt if our people would in years
become reconciled to it.
The principles upon which_the law
is baaaris equitable and - just. The
The burdens Of taxation 'should . fain
as lightly upon the people as poesi
ble. They should be borne by those
who are most' able to bear them. ' No
tax is paid, Which causes so little in.,
convenience to the payer, as the' in
come tax. It is virtually . a tax pion
the superfluous 'wealth of the/ rich.
Its payment oppresses no : one, as '
do the direct or indirect . taxes -im
posed upon the labOring :min and
those of small means. That those
who are in the posseSsion of large in
comes, or making fortunes yearlyl
shOuld strive to, evade its payment,
is no good reason why the law , should
not remain- and be. enforced. The
operation of such a law, Wm all per
sonal national taxation, is a new
thing in this nation. It will take
some years to accustom our people
tzi it, but time will ensure a more
'faithful collection of this tat, by es—
tablishing a corrective to premedita
.ted evasion and concealment in -a
healthy popular sentiment. The
time will soon come, when the man
who evades the payment of his just '
income. tax, will be, looked upori as
no better than he who follows any'
disreputable or dishonest practices.
There is • diversity of opinion
amongst the officials at, Washington
in regard to the .continuace of the
income - tax. The President favors
its continuance under reduced rates.
The Secretary of the Treasury recom
mends its re-enactment '•at five per
cent. on all income above one thous
and dollars, and Commissioner DELA..
NO is understood to hold similar
views, while" Special Commiasioner
Wrs.Ls is reported as favoring a three
per cent. rate, with less deductions
than are now given. This difference
of judgfnent among leading officials
will strengthen the differences among
Congreismen. The reports show the
receipts from the income tax of last
year to have been about - 126,000,000
—an increase of some, 43,000,000
over the previous year. The receipts
of 1867 were $57,000,000; but the re
turns of this year, considering the
changes made that year in the law,
are greater in proportion than tho . se
of 1867, and the argument of Con
gressmen who favor a -reduction is
that a three per cent. tax hbnestly
assessed and collected • will • yield
about as much revenue as we now
,get. It is reported at Washington
that two of the strong members of
Committe on Ways and- Means are
are pretty certain to favor a three
per cent. rate; and it is not knOwn
that any of them will go for the to
tal alrolition of the tax. It is known
however, that the members of the
Senate Finance Committee are divi
ded in their opinion on the question
of a three or fire per cent. rate,'-but
all an understood to be for its re
tention in some 'form. The present
indications are that a three per cent,
rate will finally be adopted.'
lia. t in-accordance with the policy
of the President, as foreshadOwed in
his message, a circularletter has been
issued from the State Deparbr.ent fo
all American ministers and agents in
other countries, inviting a - convention
of nations for the purpfise of settling
all controversy respecting ocean ca
bles. The present movement its deem
ed favorable for Considering the Sub-'
ject, and it is so, for almost every
country is indulging the hope ofPar
ticipating in oneor =roof the - ill entw.
prises, and as yet those - that unready
control terminal points are good -hu;
,
moral over . the ,little "diatarbaacia
that have thus far occurred. It is
fitting Snit the United States should
take the initiative' n this intematien
al P/' ( '' - ce9Clingo Of all, outer
countries is, by it pnaition beiween
two oceans, facing .tn - o. - Continents,
prospectively the most largely in-
terested. .
The draftof the American propCp
•
aition , involves protect
ton to Isubmarine • cable -
Wnr. /The cutting of the cable con
netting the United States Cube
is-a114411.t0,, ~and EhO.;FOPetitiou of
such a piece of c . vandalism is nought
to be guarded **wt. Cables must
be denationalized. - If they cannot be
eome the world's priperti they:muit
become the world's intellectnal 'tho
roughfare; subject to none of the
mutations of nations and free from
the pine
,Poirern. The - act of
cutting an'oceen• wire with a warlike
intent, oz. to trabserve
_an enemy's
Purpose, in to be declared piracy, so.
cording to the monition- of the
President, 'Under the head of lizo
exl4reibY ,
A - strom_ effort
ty to eosatinise the.
another::-;This is - a prefflopitir - ror
presumption which'must vardshinior
that telegraphic communication de:
it. Always arhitmy, mum*,
ship has received itsl de bo at
bilm!
werecieldbritistiflollirtc6l4lo4
it cattbetoleratedl*Weriliations.
Commerce clings to seOi*iiiid
deice 0 1 . ; iku does '_:Private
lig* ire . " 6 / 1 ;6 0 )111 /# 6 i le.# 3 /#*
ar'1!Fi11.4.414001194,
Our member of CON*" as we be;
forer'sbated, Is taking a! leading - rirt
that body, and contribute
tO.UM - neceasary legislation of
the session-- .Ileknr .?Te.imisint two
bilk; introduced by 31r.lizacca- both
of which - canna - 10 tn Meet the' ap=
Foliar o,liiaconatitimats, as well as
the Teeple of . the 'whole country. .
The first is bill 467, introduced by
Hon. IL Mute* of Pa:, ,the 9th
of December;- entitled an net':
TO repeal siedcia lour of the act of _Mirth third
eighteen hundred and aim-nine. entitled. "An se.
in relation la additional bandies sad forother,pirt
'Beii auctist lads Maude medjaniu /tvphseefr
razgats.ffititailf i r t i e s
4 2f1 Na ib:vrcr=
tlitidisiabisela handfed and :A I man% entitled gla
act in relation to additional beauties end for 'other
I.
parpos” be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
/Om I. kid belifiwther medal. That add= tar
bounties under the p•ovidons of the act died in the
third section of siM set, map be prialatal in dna i
form prior to the Ord of J t = ier sighteen, hundred
and saventrone, and not
. -
will be' :remembered that 'the
present hrw, which thin is designed to
Empereede, prohibits the filing ,of
claims after November, 1869. This
bill-Mcbmds`the' time. It is import=
ant that this ahould bS understood.
The design is to", favor thesoldiers,
who will appreciate this action of Mr.
lizacua in their behalf. -
The nest bill is 497, on the House
file, and Was introduced by lir. Him
cirra, on the 11th ef, December. -It is
its folknrs:
! A bill to dispense With spies and informs in th
internakremnos advice.
Be t matted the &mak and Howe of Reppmesto.
e_the Maid Aida itfAlsevivP Cbillrooloreall•
That all laws and parts of laws Irian give to
spies and informers sap portion or dare of Wilms
penalUes. =dicta:dimes imposed far • violation of.
the; internal menus laws, be and are by. repesi
This is also a movement in the
right direction.. -The interests 'of the
Government . and the voice of the yea
. le, im • 4atilvel demand this ,meas-
nre. It was also recommended in the
President's message.--Montour Amer
ican.
ISERVI
MIL 10.1111111/11011114`
FASHIOAL&BLE Twanne.—There is a
"fashionable!" way of stealing, 'wink
ed at by cheap dispensers of justice
in large cities, which is becoming
sdarmingly prevalent. When a per
son in apparently good circumstan
ces takes some article of val
ue, without notifying the owner, or
paying for it, the act of taking it is
styled kleptomania. 'A poor perfin,
-without friends or station, doing the
same thing, is guilty of the.. Per.
haps kleptomania has been carried
far enough. It would not seem a
bad idea to punish for larceny some
of the respectable practitioners, and
thereby render the disease less fash
ionable. There are too many assas
sins turning out insane, audio° many
respectable people who are unfortu
nate enough to be *glided with klep
tomania' . If the , law' is to make a
distinction between wealth and poi
arty, better close our courts at once,
and kick the scales of . Justice in the
streets, starting anew from that Book
on which all sound law is founded;
a book which, 'if care is not taken,
will soon be expelled frOm - our
schools, and entirely-.overlooked in
many of our courts except as a mere
matter of fonn, and for oath-taking
Purposes.
Pirraomux AS .Ftun..—ExPeriments
for the purpose of utilizing petroleum
as a fuel for the stearanavy have been
recently tried at Washington under
the superintendence of the Navy De
partment. Two or three different
modes, but all on the same principle,
were tried 'at the welkin the Penn
sylvania oil 'region , previously, by'
which complete combustion was ob
tained. But a correspondent of the
Titiunille Herald seems to think oil to
valuable to be used as fuel„ and
mirages, for other visions, the at
tempt to apply it to that purpose.—
He says " that while oil can be used
as a Net' it Seems to him that its great
destin,Y,is not : to take - the place of
coal in the economy of ciiihz, ation or
nature, but Mainly, to, serve_ as an
illuminator. The fact that parts of
the crude oil volatilize -very easily,
and the necessity of cleaning pipes
and otherwise opening tbeveceptacles
of oil, render it so inflammable that
'the !indica drawer of fife on ship
hoard 'is very , imminent." And be
,
Adai r : "These same conditions ',of
the oil lave been tie frequent cause
Of fires at oil - wells.!' With this dan
ger staring : them' in 'the face, .in
tion the fact ti;st, lit# ol6 3 llll.3 7inlia
0 0 ± 3 0nore.ai:ing:than,
ly probable that it will ever supplant .
or lesion; to any great extent the , use
of the latter in the navy Or ilsewhercr.
RIMITINik
d A, Norio P4II.*INAI4-1
telegraphic is' patch ..front U rbana,:,
Ohio, Stalesithet the , liein s oeratti of-
CiamPagne Bounty are canning Hen
ax Foap, a colored , man, for the State
Senate, to 811 s-iacaney otcaaioned
by f,he'reeentdeatlyot a Republican
Senator elect. ' They have printed it
the bottora of Unix' tickets, 'lf be hi
white - enough . to '
vote, he , is white
enough to be voted for." No doubt
we shall sae sintUar exhibitions of
Democratic respect for the,. colored
race in other localities, as inxsi as
they are =de voters by the adoption
of the Fifteenth . Amendment. The
negro will then lose 9.4163 1 , offensive
tress in Denux?ratic eyes. ;
NEN
ru
maw et* th ings that:than .is an
*lent r=r; one
eon! ' egoOltiterentymilim
WO' mil ts lltlAi4 14
tbs Web
oediananates—Ww.lnlurriL
Wily. the "Cedar CouWy-- ' maybe
our inforiiiint Jdid lum*:
cedar tliatierlaihetit'lnedutlettarbig
Onr redwood timber arias &limited
area, Madnt'the preawk, rati:of :de !
strnetion!willtiot last my
Thethae willsoke wheat- - tht'sedat
foreata'efAhmial walls more famous
and a treater source of wealth than
'are now the redwood'breate of . Cali
fornia. 'Probably 'no freer - ;Low
goowini Volt thelWo axed - of 60
much real Waite the red cedar '
'el
=I
Baiamu; Pa., Sammy, 8,1810.
Ms: ;You probably
have notieed something of the;efforta
of the Poitimister-Generid'for the ab
olition_of the IMfinkingprivilige.
:Thatffiis immense incubus upon = the
mervicowliieb adds inhchto-ths
- mit of *jury mAt
tote remooda Whir one'
studies the subject will deny. If 'the
abolition of =thelltranking privilige
will, as Mt , Orestrireff claims,• give
cheaper poitassluid.mae the Post
Office , DePartment 'self-ausbdning,
ought •not we to tlhe'cour'inflnetbe to
accomplish this much to be deeired
result? ILangpst that 'each Post
master in Bradford County ge t wp
petition aaldig - Congrest! to piss . a'
law, abolishing the franking ' privilfge
entirely, and ' aak each and ;e man
that comes to his office for mall Mat
tter to sig.n it, and When he has ob
tained all the names possible to for
ward the same to Hon. V. Hewn at
Washington, to . bepresented by him
toConir... ess. What think' you,? If
you thMlk such a plan advisable
please insert this in Melia:roam and
call the attention of the various Post
office officials inthe county to it, with
such comments as you may think
prop:T. At the map time I think it
will be wale - hive Petitions sent in
Nuking Congresit tiri confider some
plan , to 'effect the prepayment of all
matter sent in the malls and thereby
stop inether leak in the revenues of
the Deparbnent.,
Yothe Respectfully,
• Giio. P. Mosso, P. M.-
.
Up ,to the time of Plug
.to
yressi we have no report from. the
Pennsylvania Legislature, which con
vened on Tuesday.
New Abatis:ant&
A TTENTION CREDITORS.—Ths
semi 110tioe that all book accounts
mud bebehare the Brat der of M. auk or
they sill be haft he collection, Alio that my bud
nem will be combat:tad under the arm name of Wm
roan h Co. after Jaw delta/IM.
JOli loauDETi.
• A EMENDIMMEANCE, •
AN,TTRADBDINART MTN.
DON'T DELAY. REND ONCE.
The Lading
AGRIOMTVIULL ' JOURNAL
Ornre C6ITSTRY,
.
• PREZ OR ONE PEAR.
-The toesegeatAkeet .thelleee.-41 teatime
teonft. eauteththeilli large doable column
deroW to Ind Stock Breeding: oamtvntag
regular fee EttePrettitellarnsw, Daley
insa, Pzeaker.. Wool Growere, lid Pedlar
Berger, he., he., ite.,.7lhistreted with numerous Sae
Zegravinp and.bomed ht handsomely tinted-carer&
Fanners wet And In this *monthly • ma eflicient
ad in all the departments of Ibreaft end Stock
Breeding. * Veterinary t under
the chap of one ot the ablest Profligate in the
United. lifts, who' Munroe.' links* the &man:.
flie elf charge. all sneak= adding to lick. Injured
or Diseased% Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or Poultry.
Thus every embeeriber has a Horse end Orttle Drat
orikee. . ~ • .
We aro now prepared to offe r , the Amman Slice
Jammu. oxalate yffk for Mags year,liall one nsbe:ri
bere ork reimndoixirch trat;wlitiehan subscribe
immediately Mid pain Memo. This is a ran op.
icetunthr 'width tb• liteligerd people dour section
will no doubt duly animmiste. Sand: In your sob
litiptions SW the gmoirsi at ones sad secure Yen
etoom Joiranct free for one year,
WHERE TO_ GET THEM 1
, ror4 Immo' noes . Rim
Go to atERLDNIIIS
•
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
. SPICES, '
SYRUPS, &C.:
Chainbt be excelled.
Yee a very choice article of
INIZASPAST TEA,
Por COOKIN - Oco toIdNIUDNYRIL
G zirneora
DRIZD
FINE CHEESE.
SOAPS. of an kinds,
. ONIONS.
POTAXOES,
' • IMAM
And
in fact every
thing
in
the •
tine,
• 0 !to
You ceo always dad a cboice aitlele,ot
FA3IIIII%.FLOUR
CHOP. ' - •
• PEED, •
_ REAR,
and COHN MEAL.
At the GROCERY AND PROVISION arm. of
J. lECRIDNIII.
Dec. 30, '69.-41' Ifido-at., Towanda. Pa.
=1
pi
m
D
o'*m:NG, TOBACCO
0 •
N.
r‘r
pot gp in dist:rtes.
The very best qualities of
Dux* BROWN, & &arca
A gent atrierts ot Use blest Immo ,
liz.braadA of
of almost even liesoripilos fro=
GEM= MtIMIKILWIC
Partlexdar attentlos gins to MI.
Wag tbe wards- of dealers tu tau
sod mmmrd combos at
W.HOLFRALE PRIM
Tonslll6 , Der- %UN.
TAM LOR &CO.'S
i .- fA'•': - : l•Ef.ff_ l ; k. , , rit • - :..' , ;:i'',' -.
~:.. .~,
=SEEM
siessie Waft( sthatiAsi • per rry
•
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~
47.4%*.A.:::G -9'94).:!..-10.1
4 0' 7 "refir.'"Wk"b witi° , 11.4 " 1 7
'NW arm. W.oa elk SET
ViIPREES CTS: M MERINO
Tay OUR cELEBRIagr•
FINE 'CUT
FAllet SMOKING
TOBACCO.
Eli
!
COMMON. cuy.
EiM62
=3
A.,pct
•
-
ME
NM
IN Ki I II
;
, • -
AT - S PECIAL BARGAINS,
Rib 4,.-iiii giiii; .iit , 6 Oil,
parunCtur au. marviwzrus. i.
GLovice 13a)Hogiami.
• i
ire WI Mesta fee the
: I
r
OLD-AKIN
all-discrlptlano. ;
I
rxr - 77Ti)Trvm7m7"'Taw•Iin7.1
BE►YEEO. VFLIIIIMINS at4ll.doss,
LYONS VELVETS!
The lased ead most complete isiortment of
Paisley, Brocha and Woolen Shemin
Tabs Wand.
FURS 1 FURS I ! FURS 1! !
of 111 Wads at great bariplas
• foll. Use of
M rIX.)' " r r
SWIM= I SLAW= I !
WOOLEN GOODS,
of di deiceistkpm
CAII9IOI2MB OF ALL ORADEA AND rarqsa. •
GENTS, LADIES & CHILDREN'S
Under weer. ♦ full stock of •
DOMESTICS.
4 I.4sigs4l4r OParIiACTIONSIWITLIILI
ro TRADE.
NEW GOODS EVERY DAY I
Bea ghat Fog must sad get trltitirog want at Gtr
we bus 1)10 as ale the
GREATEST ALPACA
K the ye.•Owydond act by. att boQes. la calor
deribilitr. Arms* ce testmv). iM weight.
Rwintiart the
BtrITMX)jIBLACK ALPACA:
ants AND tujT.II
11-93-0 107,011
1 .
lEEE
NUOIDINN,
011 P
it~7WELLEB `
YEA?
~'~ .' .
MI
JILIMiUNZ NNW BLOCK . TOWAYDA.:P4.
- - • -
ts a r , iXtved ft*llliew‘attiip•iew
LADIES' WATCHIA
AMERICAN IVATCI , ERIE . ;:, •-.
:: . . .--.',..:',71 t:.iV' .- '...--'5. - ;•, ; ,.: - •r::::.',4
• '," -- - RWRit WATCHES,
og deaorikuoita. Alao a aeletled.
GOLD_MLMii
Olllw-.333.,,..;.'7 . 5r.,
cocas or ALL erns' raoll Tits comet
=yr TO Tila
actr..,ErLvldi AM) thi2L bitcTLCLES situ
, israLAßace so *fon maiof baiallred
NSW PATENT 4CCOMODATINGSPECZACLIS.
* &tipsiest I nit enabled to. etchings Olasoes st
soilloos - wit boat extra charge. co lad see.
,• , .
X,4). MM:,l4l:f
.11EPAI1tIO
, -
Tonna. Dec. 10.
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12
tZ.
.1 5
Gums !
SOUTH SIDE OF ',LEMUR'S
SIQN OF THE BIG HAT !
CLONNEY- & AMSBRY,
FASBIONABLE HATTERS !
LAMES° * AND GENTS' FUJ?
81:37AL0 AND FANCY ROBES,
GLOVFB,..I7MBRELLAB, kC
SILK RATS PERFECTLY mrzolirmi
V a M T,
Tomah Pa, Oct 13. UM,
PREPARE FOR WINTER
BY PAPERING YOUR BOO=
NO BIM OF lISING OLD-NEWSPAPERS ANY
Elsterooneftry RBls's your old papers ancLimying
some of that beauttfhl
WALL PAP= OF L CALKINS.
He has/Just marked down his entire dock and Is
preptredlo sell Wan Paper of emery description,
mach el=1: then it Las ever been offered in this
motet • dec.1,1869.
powmcm. & co.
SAYS NOW OPEN THEIR
WINTER STOCK
OF
LADIES' I MISSES' k CHILDREN'S
VITRS
WHICH TREY OFFER AT A
GREAT REDUCTION
FROM FORMER PRICER,
ALSO 4 FEW ELEGANT •
ASTRICAN SACQUES.
• Dec. 9, 11189. POWELL & CO.
FINE, SHAWLS':
Just tenetted from a bite linporters' 03a1c, a few
, chcdoe
BROCHE k PAISLEY SHAWLS,
In the very latest coloring. and design.,
at yeti kw pike -1k
Deo. 0,1889. POWELL & CO.
CONSUMERS OF
CONFECTIONERY!
T 17S, REASON TOGETHER!
Hoye can ang, person manufecture Confectionery,
and sal it ek.45 cents a pound, when sugar be worth
16 cents at the Refinery. Maims it is terribly adnl
hifutteW •
How am frig dealer retail inctin sfie earepormel
his cuitomate and have a conscience void et offence?,
Row can any censumer aped to mchase pure
Ceniedionary at testity-ftee = and ants per.
when apm article, m
per be mannikatured
an thirty to fork,. ands
pe n = t
pound, consiefing
of mons buds, burnt almo nd s, and sub elm at
•
Within •
few 'dap we have been offered cam%
bads. etif.; he When cents pew_poundiand ChocoL
We Creams at twenty cants, and the agent acknow
ledged that they were adulterated ten per cent, with
Terra Alba; and it is tact that -tons of this cheep
thmiketionery are made and sold in this country
rerjlear. Ind the cowmen are the oniy persons
by it.
.../ . IFX As kmdtlilac ado WA Pm* amide
qf wW - wormed'mem erbkhref ear
Mildly Pure and free frost crag &Fr
&eat &Werke: to WA.
atom *weasel, ocupieS by rotor Carmen,fitain Street.
Towanda. October 21, 1M;
OENitede.. EXPRESS,
We nave eateaded our lateatbangla to Waverly
N.T., and are now prepared toe and forward
away aad pecuboadise, and collect notes; drafts,
ameba fru s arttb despatch =dal rat rates..
• We rmt; Cued aid cliPtriatur messengers
tbewpfs between Philadelytda sad New York sad We.
viety datgr,eta* eaulaya.thinling quick time sad
13.11P60LLTAIATE8 will dkreed rqtalar aldp.
pews eft Walter sad Igga, and mummy attention,
gea theliinopf adtiiry limb:lv& and New
Yon. - ' ' • '
.PARY; Asst. Supt. - •
Q N 0p105 7 350 Chestnut St., i'lLtladelpbis,
&PL. 211, ISM, •
TOWANDA BRIDGE COMPANY
. The Pseud mime* of the Stootholders of the . TO ,,-
vends Dridp tar the election of Pre*
dent. Triereme and mix to wore the ensu
ing per. eat be held st the lint National Hank of
Tonende. eit widaisia. &wpm 6. ,strm. between
the loop stone end Wee, PAL
.
. : - • -
rime BRIT . SYRUPS IN TOWN
JL et arammdit at . COWELL k IMIL
Y' OUR TEAS AND COFFEE,
COW ELL e =EL
I=
WE
.. .. ::":-... ':.,:,,,i
d&kit mittit of .'"!._
El
=
fW.W!I7!II
CHEM
KOBE I
CONE.
JOHN 8311rLIE.7s. Sept
Now Atratimne*
AiliOrtil• AND 12HOES1
•
-1 , •
- - 1
%Vat and most complete as
,
settmett of goods in this line ever
ofetti ist.T.Ovands ietri! Wag re-
'ietTelVtit
IMIEPHREY 131K)TIIMS,
We call eixa)ll .. .att4nition to our
stock of I
Ilin
?dZNS' AND BOYS'
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
neirly coFlprimingallkin' de of
FINE OD HEAVY WORK
• 108
FARMEIift• IitECILANICS;
AND MINERS
All the latest acid most - popular
I
styles of
LAD ' ,
3fissr~',
Cl , i,
in at, French ...and Glow - Hid,
Serge," Calf or Buff. t.
and CIIILDRMeS g 111704,
•
At all times customers will ,find
our assortment of gOods, unrivaled
iithis market and the prices at the
owest figures.
We offer in our
TRUNK DEPARTMENT,
aifunttanally atir,Aoiye stoey of
SARATOGA. & FRENCH TRUNKS,
TELVELING Bats, RETlcut.rs, six
HARNESS AND SADDLERY.
We call the Attention of Horse-
men to-our immense variety of
Carriage and Team Harness,
Saddles, Bridles, Blankets,
Whips end-Robes
This department . is . directly over
our Shoe Store, .and will atoall times
be fully stocked with all goods be-
onging to the Harness trade. Any-
lung in the lice will be .mnde,on
short notice and by experienced fast
class workmen.
Oct. 13,-,1869.
NEW FALL &-WINTR'GOODS
B. A. PET-TES
• are now receiiing a liven eupply of ,
FALL AND . WINTER GOODS!
erpecialy adar;tod to this market; cousisting in Par
- et a genenl line of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
uucb as
BROWN R;. BLEACHED NEWLIN,
nurrn) r I)ELt.xEs.
DRESS GOODS & TRIMMINGS
FLA: I 9I;I:LS, ZEPHYR WORSTEDS
Hosiery, Gloves, - NotionS, &c. - tte
which we offer at the lowest market prices
Also • genentl lino of HATS GOODS, such as
REAL AND IMITATION RUE SViITc".II.ILS3
ROLLS, DRAMS, CHRTSO.7B, k„c
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
is being replenished with s large stock of-the latest
styles of .
HATS AND BONNETS !
FOIL TUT -
FALL AND. WINTER TRADE,
Together with a fall assortment of the lateststiles of
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, AND RIBBONS,
and a general-lino of THIAIMEIGS. Having in our
.employ firstclass and tasty KILLINEItS. we Hatter
=selves that we can furnish the trade goods in that
One that wiliplease all whir favor us with their pat.
refuge. • B. A. PETTES &
Tosranda. Oct. A. 1869-3 m
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BOOTS et SHOES
BM=
NEW' BOOT AND SHOE 'STORE,
South cod of Ward II ouse
le tteThe un
sto dersigned are reciering a large and well en.
d cked
TS A•ND SHQJJS,
Suitable for the
MWMM 4!4N1:1 FALL TRADE,
Which we offer low for Cash. Consisting' of
to Dia 4:i
LADIES,
AND CHPANMNS'MTAR.
SEiWED AND PEGGED BOOTY
I MADE TO ORDER
'REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
AND •;tEADY WREN PROMISED
. ThanlFtal for past, favors, Ire tolkit coptiunauce
- of the same. • . •
a►YDII. weonynan.
Towanda, April 5„ 1669
NEW HARDWARE AND STOVE
STORE AND TIN SHOP AT WYALOSING I
• R. 'F. SULZEI2,
Has Just received • foil supply of
COAL AND WOOD COOKING STOVES; COAL. OD.
WOOD =ATM norm ELEVATED , OVINB, - .
BARE BURNERS,ke. HORSE SHOES, NAIL RODS,
DMZ MOIC DION. mita SLUM; COHN KNIVES,
Amte Dore* &v. 'All sizes . of Nails and Holum
Trimming Goods.
• REPAIRING AND JOBBING OF ALL KINDS
the mod approved styles, done at short moll,"
Antis& of Cutlery, Senders, Matson, Carpenters.
Sddidnittm; . and ' Wagon Makers' Tools. alum,
cheap as
Shterds, ,Ite:
st. Give me a call, will sell 'as
tbe
NTAltudeffrNov. R. Y. SULZER.
115
pcioixrEFEJL 40.' Co.
NOW OITER
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !
ros TBZ Ut.trEll;
American Black Silks,
Irish Poplins, French
• . Poplins, Velour Otto
•
• - - trumCloths,English and
_ French• Serges, Plain &
Poplin finish Black A 1...
... pacas, Black ; all wool!,
• Reps, Plaid Serges,.
Plaid Poplins,2s pieces:
Chene .Popl ins, at 25.
, ,
• . cents jre yaru,
- 60 cents.
EM=gl
BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
Ladies' Backings in all
the latest tityleS and col
. ors; Velveteens iu - all
colors for Ladies suits,
elegant Astricans, Dog.
• skin sackinga, & Plush
de Russia- in different
colors. Y•
LYONS VELVETS. -
Real and imitated Lace
Collars, Valenciennes
Handkerchils,Guipnre,
Valenciennes and Cluny
Laces.
MILLINERY GOODS.
. Sashes, Sash Ribbons.
- . Dress Trimmings, Em
broideriesi Seamless A:
• Alexander Kid Glovt - .8,
.L -Cloth, Berlin and-Wor
sted Gloves,Patent
rino Vests and Draw
ers,Zepliyr Knit Hood*
Worsted Garters, Re- -
• Ilt pellants, Skirts &
ings.
701 t TINTIMEar.
.Beaver Cloths, French
• and Austrian Coatings,
Doeskins Cassimeres,.
Fancy Cassimeres, Sat-,
tinetts, Kent'ky Jeans,
Shirtings,Flannelg, pin
and -.ribbed 'Shirts qnd
Drawers, Buck Glove,
Butk•Mittens. Fur-top
• Dris7ing Gloves, Kid
Gloves; English and
Americ'n Hosiery,Furs,
•
Shawls, Lap Robes, Al:
aska Robes—an entire
-I ly new and hafidsoinely
trimmed Winter Robe..
FOR MISSES.
Fancy imit Searfs,Wor
sled knit Garters, pat
ent 3lerino Vests and
Drawers; Merino Hose,
Flannel. Hose, Fancy
striped Cashmere Hose,
Fine French Cloth
Gloves, Berlin lined
_ Dutchess Zepli
. yr Knit Eliiods.
FOR YOUTHS.
Shirts and Drawers.
Suspenders, Knit wors
ted Scarfs, Wool Nit
,
• tens, Handkerchiefs,
Wows, Paper Collars.
Neck Ties, and Wool
Half Hose. •
-Towanda, Dee. 9. 1869
NEW GOODS !: NEW GOODS !,
TRACY & 3100 r. E
New and beautiful ntylea of
DRI,SS GOODS,
r, ,
TRACYA,k. ALOORE'S
Splendid new
OIL CLOTHS,
CROCKERY iND GLASSWARE.
BOOTS
HOOP SKIRTS,
MISSES,
And everything In the line, nst opervd
Towanda, Sept. 2s, MO
AIITION.—Notice is hereby given
C
to all .persona not to negotiate for two Soto ,
given by me on the first day of December, 1969,
Zadock K: Cough • one for $3O due next April, and
the other for E IRE in ono year. As I bare
not received fall value therefor I will not pay fie
same maim compelled by law.
JAMPA D. sAnsorr.
titter. Pa., Dec. 9. 18f0.-3t'
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
MANSFIELD. r.k
State apptupria
Students admitted at any time
thane for Stwientit. Apply to
CHAS. li. VERRILL.
Dec. 13. 1860.-3 t
NO JOKE ABOUT t .THIS !
1 •
NOTICE is hereby given to every mad, withost
ieect of persons. indebted to Os that settlvra , tit
MUST Dr. MADE on or beforo the Nth do of he
eatuber,.lB69., or we shall be coo,relled to mak , . c.•I-,
led:ions. I%IARSHALL BROS. k CO.
Towanda, Dec. 1. 1869.
puTicurAß. NOTICE !
TO' ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
Having dis Posed of my Clothing Store, and being
desirous of closing up my" business; this Is to notify
all persons Indebted that they must walk up t the
"Captain's office. - I may be found for the present
"at my old stand. J. M. COLI,INS.
Towanda. Dee..l,
ATnir STORE OV
FALL AND, WINTER`
Suet reacivett at
E=
CARPETS,
DOOR MATS
&C. &C!
RATS A; CAPS,
AND SUOES,
J u.t +rtverretrat
TRACY & MOORE'S_
BALMORELS,
HOSIERY,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
AT TIIE STOILE OF
TRACY S, MOORE
111 MailHst