rail-
ItetiAlliiin; Uaiana,
;000 botel lit that
•• • buille water- *Obi ere
to hick er 6 . 000 . 000 : 1 * MY.
—Lead oreiisii-iieenna a
in& sVolf worth of Netrit /144istut- I
City enjoystho toseOsion '
or a !multed boo", • : ; • ; •. • •
•
43. gis ti • I
•
•:—Aa Albaarfioriat amoiehlulh
with tow roa m on one stem.
—The YciertHeah'paper-' , Btirling
ton, Icnrs, - iloatit-the Prniin tag oret its attic*
.
—The approach of 4i'..auatirt cu
ena the wiu news in Knoxville; '
•
—Americans aro said to be the
gieatesi irearemdf glovili of al* islion in the
Tile totaillumbeiof sehoorchild
ren of Terre Tro!ltrta 5,272,• of .rrtifeb 434 are
---BeTenty.fiie - thousand dollm
have bead appropriated for repairs Ix the :Ile.
State, Xoußec • • ' - ' '
—lt is impassible to opeit Lice State
Normal tichnot-nt" Ooshkosb, -Wiettossin,
year. for Rant of fcmds. . •
—lt does „not - thito! babies
make . good auctioneers because Ahoy. i'itre such
sucetesful "criers." - .•
, -
. • . .
—The new CrisphA• shoe :company
in North Adams have _begitti:.operaitions, -with
good prolipects of tuticeis. •
—Five suing botata pre to be put in
the 3fissouri . river iniractitateiy; dear that
streamof !magi and loge. . • •' •
Man hag been arrestedhi New
Orleans for stealing a elisrity her and its con
tents foe.from a church de= •
—A residetit'of §ettith Bond,'
duiinK Hist he Will'enon startle the- world with
a perponal motion
—Even-upon the high - grounds : - of
Minneaplis the heat this summer has been in
tense; having reached 96 degrees..
—A United Statei license has been'
issued to ltiiss Eninis Abinancer, of -East
. Maw, as au insurance agent.,, -• •
—The - Congregational church: at -
Osliki.7.ll, Wisconsin is without a pastor, and Yet '
offers a salary of .12,000 per Mullin'.
—The mother of O'D'onovfm . Bossa,
the Irish martyr now in English-custody, is in
Charleston, f 3. C., in very feeble health.
—Twelve sheep and two boys were
killed by lightning in a slaughter-yard in La
Crosse, Wisconsin, on the 17th ultimo.
—Visitors to the mountain resorts
tr,ak with rapture of the fine cloud effects pro.
duced this season by passing showers. •
—Rock county, Wisconsin, is over
run with titled indiyiduals. The census taker
Jeports having met twenty celonels in ono day.
—Two ladies of Leavenworth have
so injured their feet-by wearing the fashionable
high-heeled above as to be unable to stand np.
—Sonic cruel wretch in Elkhart
county, Intliamiimit off the cars oftweuty three
horses in one neighborhood on the night of the
22d.
Fond -du Lac, Wisconsin, is go
ing to try the Nieolsonparenient. Three-fourths
of a mile in its main street is to bo put darts
at once.
---,-.Lake'George has attracted corn
parditively few witators this summer. Indeed all
the places of fashionable resort show a falling
off thin year. ••,'
•
—The Regents of the State Erni
y..rAns of lowa hare reduced tnitinn in the in
stitution from £BO to iciO per annum,. and front
Clirto 420 per term..,
—The Germans of Springfield, 111.,
g ave tho netproceeds 'Ol . their Fourth of .7nly
celebration (no) to the Homeof the Friendless
in that'city.
—Z. Eastmain, late consul to Bris
tol, En' ]and, aml wboillas now become a resi-.
'lent of !Elgin, 111., has a library .of 20,000 vol
umes, mostly of foreign works.
—The Episcopal Diocese of Wis
consin t xpecta to raise the • amount ($12,000)
due on liemper Ha t xenuaia, in order that it
may not pass into tither hands.
• —The citizens of Pekin, 111., are to
.vote on the CAL of Aimust upon a proposition to
issue f. 100,000 in blinds for the purpose . of fnr
malting a water aryipty.
—A lady in Midland, Michigan,
Was bitten lately by a potato ling on the neck.
The poison is spreading through her system,
and fatal results are feared- .
-J. B. Lewis •,
ol Milwaukee, ehal
.
ierr 4 es env wan in the state .of ‘ViaCtlnSin to
Nr4lk inindred miles or less for from MO to
$1,•000 at any time or place. '
IMO
—The Union Hotel for colored
folks iulisnapolis proposes wring n fpIITICI
supptr. I:.ir the benefit of the 6toekheldern. lien•
att , r will be present.
—The people of different towns in
the Millltobvta. Valley have been the, victims of
a false annuli/lc:Motet that OK! Bull was coming
t‘v 11 , 141 e for them. •
—Near Harri:iville, Michigan, a 300
pound bear visiteti a r„entlemau's pigpen and
carried off a2O poun parker. The boar a - aa
dug - ward caught and killed.
—A contract has been 'awarded-for
the erection of in academy under ..the auspices
of"Qur Lady of the Sacred Heart," at Peoria,
Illinois, costing a1x,u1535,000.
—" rrieassawed" chicken is what
a certain long-bairial ranchinan called for, after
reading the bill of fare at a Denver hotel the
other day. Ilia hails from Missouri.
—The severe and dangerous lint
the coa;t of Germany may be ac
cenuted for by the fact that there are in Hol
land twelve windmills.
—Three human skeletons were
round by t:oinc boys in a clump of bushes in
Miami county, 10., s few days ago. They had
apparently been there for more than a year.
—Ono of the western editorial ex
enrainu party lately remarked that the lowa
papers would be'arll edited this week, for the
work• wonld'he done by journeymen printers.
-L--A'Pa., paper says a census mar
shal reports that ho found an old lady in For
t,t comity 107 years old. When ho -"inter
viewed" her she was chopping. wood.
—A mail in York, for rofugiOg to
answer u queetion iu court, has been cendluoil,
in jail nine years. We should think, says an
exchange, that rein would do for an answer. '
—A swimming match is talked of
in Iletroit.for n pftrAo or one hundred "drillars.•
The Five l'lrss anggerts that thw inrimmers
had better be raw log wood for some poor wo
roao.
—lt is to be hoped, soya a local
palxr that the Governor of Wisconsin' will to
eate the insane asylum berore many more of
the people of the state gu crazy over the mat
ter.
—General .. .Sherman, Major Gener
al Hancock, Governor Marshall, and others, are
:000 to make a visit to Gevernor Mar lull's
farm in 31izhigin tbr a hunt after prairie chick
ens.
—Dr. Ellen B. Fergnson says truly
that "n woman who can excel in cooking Wrist
as nobli , as one-who edits a nertspaper, or who
way ever:Wally enter our Congress or .legisla
ture."
—On the 25fli of next October a
meeting will be held at. Pike's Opera House,
('nu•mnati, to take into consideration tbo ques
tion errencedng the national .capital to some
western city.
—lt is getting to be quite fashion
abio among the• ninths — and maidens of the
Memphis/mu tou to drive out to the suburban
gardens in the afternoon and drink beer and
eat .sehmierkaage.
—]fair of the snahll country towns
or Ncqr Ragland show a wagtail:able deArsettaa
of population by the prompt census, bat the
Wentvrti ;gates are ilw,gahrers.
beavers were killed ono
flay last week near Columbiana, Ala.
- ;Tung of horse thieves is opera
ting on the southern MUMS border. ' -
—Qeneral De Roda wants another
largo. draft e.oltliers to put darn the •Cubans.
--The evacuation' of Rome will
mate a great stir among 'Napoleon's Catholic
tiapporters.
—A. secret society isabout to be
filmed in Boston, nrlo; the title of "The
Good Felines of the Hob. ,
effo is, ma ng to revivo the
the viltirntion be'iTy In Enxiand, fur
feeding hilkwurna.
—Wir.iterii papers cbroniele the
a. rah of " the first white child lowa La Ohio, ct
the age of eight_ pilau." A rally r Lni.ekward
infant, that.
servant girl iu Toledo froexa,
ttel a irarg!ar'm 116.1311 by throwing trint not of a
garret ititiflrr to the ai•leiralk. Ms prier te:
covert/ frwtn the ,hook.
Vanua
DIT'OR
Ir. 0. goomuctr.
To*auda, Thurday,
I U tl+l(H.l.tt'i , s sI•Y V I
At a meeting of the' Ile)
Com Mince, held on the
lowing named persons Irero eppt*tted at
"liNqt tanimlttee,
IfPugpir andir on ie U esw 4 A 0
A 4Ol
'AUGUST • 27, - :1870, '.lbr :the - ;•pairpcsiti --, ef
clittpsiitgtwo .delegates for each election 'dis-
Wji filteeiceipty, to attend a COUNTY CON-
Y4NTION L to assemble in Towanda limengh,,
on MONDAY, AUGUST 73,et roclOck p. m.
•Itl is , iettendneaded'ittat itiofdcggito,
tions be held between the hours of and 7
• • - • • -
T.. 11 ,
. NiGILAtitE COMAITITI2B. •
!AA.** 21 .-Thos; Geo.y ags, LL. EL
bree
40,ins Vorf.-.lll'Beisne: 7aeetih Ely, Mtn Bonner:
Arstust;-73 'nem:WM= ECole. Viyastisitoody
Altstay-rWailler, D Sterlar. X Vanloon.
Armada- n itbehuth, Simeon Willtams, 0 II
-Alba Doro-l) 4;:i Ands** Cttoster ycn.
Barchks-4/taw P Moore, Henry Dimmed, W Taylor.
Bur:in./tow Tupt,toseptins . 9antphen, C Auto%
- Loa it Priiym. • •
_Buribttdosf Noro-lt X Pizelew,,llllt'LyAl Voilmeigh
r anrlingloti Irene-TZ LooFai I .7 Ohni=aCkir D
r : r
Cr94TqeW Iskupir, pow pwen, James
Conlon Xerm--Joeeph, Wright, .Alliert4onklin,
I ,NOWMILLI.
Cohunbin-41 IrCalkine; Prank Thilicielt. MtMorgan.
Franklin-4 10(mutees,M-Mirkluill, Chas:Taylor.
Grasrlliaprlando !Taylor, ltobey . t srindreW
W EURO. Wen Dowlief. Ezekiel Call.
Lißayirithilati Drink; D • 8' Podding Stephen
Gorham.. • t • - • a . ;
Le&y—X I. Wooster, Leßoy nolecrub t V u lney Lan
don. .
LiuJ~dd -S M Layton, fi D Barnum, A rfr !Juno.
Monroe Ttep..-Jas W Wine, II H. Sweet ‘ p A Pod,
Jimizoe Xsro.l3 B Done, Daniel !auntiey.! John
Dtmlee. _
r Fridge, Chnbbna,-Heniy
Orertoa-John Mathews Josiah Ithinebolt, 'Alford
Stereo.
I=
W Reynosa. ci N Row Joatinit' Borrows.
RidgL ry—ThepdorC Lappion,.,‘Sxu pir.4teracii, Jo
seph Dairtitaon. -
Rowe 74C7 Wesley
McCabe.
R viomllmnr, L R Dimming, 0
Yong. ' •
Smithfield Beebe Gtiinila:N W Waldron, C F Coffin.
SYriniV d—T6aodore , Wilder, Joseph Crediford. S
0 Pbillipa.
Syteania 7 -Sinely Fnrman, W L Boonton E
South ercr..4.-7 F Gillett, D F Rildeettlack Dunham.
Shrsheluji-0 D Kinney, G W Blackman, Abram
Tattereon.
Standing'Stow—Geo A. Stevens, Diranit GordOn Jae
Espy.
T,rry—llirarn Terry, N T Maier, Clonstlicunriaon.
7Thecoula Tte;&-eltas Divitoock, Chas BenPuttn, It
Davidson. • •
Tmeanda,tiere-,d. Elmo% Percival Powell tenry.'
Straen.
TetvandiNera—Egia nutty, George 'IL Mills, It
Granger. -
Trry Tup — T Ifßaldstin, Milton Fleece, N7s Case.
Trey Duro—A S Hooker, lilt Pomeroy,
Tuscarora—NV Darroweliffill B Ackley, N J Cogs,well.
Ctiter—s'C Hovey..llllton Holcomb, A 0 Maze.
D'arr,n—Joseph Cooper, A J Whitaker, M Chaffee.
Windham—Platt Taudyke, Truetam Wb te, L' Oise ,
maker. .
Ste Wont, Lunen Foe, D L statea.
Wydee — Edwin Owene, A If Man, Georgh POole.
;pita—John A Roy, Leal Menlo, H G Grinnell,
Wihmet—J G Brown, Frank Morrow, G A Stcneell.
CONSTITVTIONAL RICVIMM.
The great decline-ilk; the integrity,
capacity and - fidelity of our law-mak
ers has prompted Hon.' A. K.
McCinan to give, his views -to the
public in the form of a letter, setting
forth the grievous wrongs Which ,are
perpetrated in the Legislature, and
proposing certain measures as a rens
edy for the evil. •In his judgment,
the only remedy for this hideous and
growing cancer - upon the body poli
tic is a Convention to revise the Con
stitution of the State. The reforMs
most needed, which can. only be at
tained by a Convention:-are:
First. The increase of the number
of legislators to, say one hundred
Senators and five litindrecl AssemblY-,
men. The cost of such bodies meet-,
in; annually under proper constitu
tional regulations would not exceed
the cost of our present Legislatures.
In all States where there are large
legislative bodies, corruption has
never gained the ascendency. Most
of the New England States forcibly
illustrate this fact.
Second. Legislative powers,should'
be'restricted to general laws. All
private remedies - should be in the
courts, and all, apppropriations by
private bills prohibited. • .
Third.' All. bills should be required
to pass by a majority of all the mem
bers efectedlo the respective Rouses
and on a 'call, of the yea,s' and nays.
Fourth. All bills and all amend ,
merits thereto should be printed. and
on file before a final. vote could be
bud On them. •
Fifth. 'All increased appropriationS
for ordinary expenditures should. re
quire a two-thirds vote in each
branch; and all bills authorizing the
creation of State debts (except to de-:
fend in war, repel invasion, or sup
press insurrection), with the bills
creating the revenue to liquidate
such debts, should require the min&
tion of a-popular vote.
Sixth. The sessions of theLegiSla
ture should be limited to sixty days,
and the salaries of all officers fixed
by the Constitution. Fully thirty
nine out of every forty bills passed,
by our late Legislature have been
private -bills. Sixty days would be
auiple•time for the consideratiMi of
all public,measnreS. .
Seventh. All leiislators cleat should
be required in qualifying as nuoithersi
to swear or' affirm that they have
not, - directly or iudlrectly,.. paid or,
promised anything of value to inflii
ence votes to elect them; and that
they have not received,. and *lll not
receive; anything of value •in eonsid
eration'of any official act. , -
.Eighth. The State Treasurer 4041
be elected by the people for a term
of years, and the public funds placed
beyond the reach of Private specula
tion.
The proposed., constitutional
amendments will readily recommend
themselves to the people, from their
self-evident'. necessity and fairness.
As to the utility of the first, there
will probably be a wide difference of
opinion. There are many„ who; with
Mr. MeCtour., believe that the
greater the utunber of persons "'cow
posing thc Legislature, the less
be the opportunity and occasion for
corruption. Wo think it -is, hardly
proven toe 'se c t- the experience of
the New England States.
,-"We, See
no reason why a Pennsylvania Leg
islature numbering five htiOra
members should not become •as cor
rupt as any that have in. past years;
disgraced the State.
'No one will question but that some
reform should be made in the. mate
rial composing our Legislature, arid
that the legislation Of the State rieeFiir
some Cheeks :to prevent, the'• gross
hairdo and %enality which of late
31.47 u tips elianketorimi it. Wiltiiigo,
• tlian anything else: This, in e
mat measure world -be : es'ected•_bp_
McCulas's second proposition. -
Meanwhile, as meanies of amsti-
ithifirdBtiontlhifipiWe4abizilo
tonrardeliaininingAhonipatation of
the LegiSlntirre;ll. the i*ftil . Wee
lion of . 444 and ' .. e4ehle men ..to
represent themi •
Taiz *AI
•‘,• -c- - 1 . - AI743IVONIL ,
The, striking feabrre
official statement of'-the public dehtv
by Secretau ..Boorwxu.,,iss the large
degrease the rigi*ate anionfit
during thii.".40,,..*Di0;:,01,03ti i 241 -
Since March lst, :1870,. or during4q
first five months of president Gam's-
He ooll 4 year, th e .curreni ,receipts, of
the treasury.have exceeded by $6017
004 001 the eipenditirreEii and j that !
amount has been applied to the.l,ti
duction-of thedelrt.
rate ',of 511,890,0*,' per: month, or
$165,600,000 perannum; and milkingl
due allowance:3ler the-large reeeipta,
in the spring months, indicatea a
probable reduction of the debt a the
rateiof $132,000,000 per annum, so
long as the present tax, system
and at the rate of nearly $60,000,00*
per annum after the remissions en.,
acted by'llre last session of Congress .
shall take effect.
The amount of gold in the Treasu 7
ry on MoirdiCy'ivia $102,,930,206; less
by $9,645,843:than nionth ago; but
the amount of interest due and ac
crued has been diminished in-July by
$15,967 1 601, While certificates
payable;in coin on demand have in-,
creased only $4,233,360, so thrit the
gold reserve,' the property 'of. the
goveninient, is now $10,470,355; or
nearly tiro millions of - dollara more
than it was on July 1:
. The earreney balance in the Treas
ury-has been 'increased' during the .
month from $28,946,067 to $38,066,-
623—a much larger sum than. Mr.
BOVTIVELL has ever held in this form
before,' and more than five times- -as
lame mi.he held in April or for the
0.
greater part of the year • preceding.
Tne object of, this accumulation ,of,
paper Money is doubtless 'to be:
ready 6 - redeeril the' 'three per
cent. Certific4es as fast as' they can .
Le, presOted under the new currency
I r . At present the prospect of their
return in large amounts is distant,
since there seems to be little demand'
for the new banks authorized by that
act. That the fact that the Treasury
. has been able to take in and lay aside
Money 'at the rate of ten million of
dollars per month, without in any
way disturbing the loan market, and
that it can at any time pay out thirty
Millions of dollars without losing, a
fair working balance, is favorable to
continued ease in money.
THE HEATED TER3L—Tbe slimmer'
of 1870, will long he x•en}ecybered. as
a very "hot sen t son. For weeks the
mercury has tloatsd in the-neighbor,.
hood of ninety, and alt ' over the
country complainte, of the hot- weath-:
er are heard. In the large cities nu
merous -deaths - have occurred' : from
Sun-stroke,. end a few also'-hi the
country districts. The heat is 'not
ContmeiLto a small-region of country,
but extends over. .various patts:cd the
globe. The New. York Herald thus
'discourses upon the sUbject: . •
" Upon the examination of our ex
changes we find that this intense
heat extends over a zone in America
of about , eight hundred mile's in
width, north and south, and reaching
from here to the Pacific in longitude.
At, nearly all Points within that zone,
the temperature is admitted to be
higher than was ever known there
before for, the, same length of, time,
and up to that/test moment of ad
vice there seems to have been no,
diminntion. If we now turn - our at
tention to the Eastern Continent, a
similar state of things confront
The latitude of Paris swelters under -
17. heat of ninety =five, degrees ' e in the
shade; the parks of London are so
bared of herbage, >and exhausted of
Water, that their .deer are :half fed
upon foliage and twigs clipped from
the trees, and the summits of the'
Alps o .where they are ,seen,, gleam
with wavering and baleful effulgence,
as though they, too, were tongues of
fire, darting up from. the wilt is its
agony. The European belt of fervent
heat. corresponds, , almost ewtly;
with our, own, and no doubt,
the ocean link between is ,glowing
with, nearly equal severity, the relief
there, if any, resulting fromthe' fogs
and clouds, accompanied by" gusts of
wind - and dashes of rain, which such
intense evaporation must occasion."
The time for the presentation
of claims.for additional bounty, was
-extended by the last session' of Con
mei fOr six months from tie pass
age of the bill, which tune will expire
about the first of 4anuary . next. The
bill presented by Judge Mancen, and
'Which pissed the 'House, extended
thetime Without limit, but the Sen
ate refuied to concur, and, the six
-months extension was the beat that
could be obtained. Those — having
legtil claims should see to it that they
are. presented: before they are barred
by the Statute, as the time:will not
be fartherextended. - -
. ' ler T. 46 Democracy car . -
ry their. elections by ballot-bot stuff-*
ing and-fraud—their Southern allies
by Murdering their Politica) option-.
OW and &Wig them froth thit polls.
Thus it_ was during _the war. One
wing of the party.skulked behind the
army of - the Union, and Aided.. the
iuielny putlAibleuituiner, 'but
dared not resort , to open mean& The
The other threW :down the gage of
battle and met it cm the field,.
.:Wit Congrei thezz•
weather.they.-490k-theli
. ...
•
butlitfrapipmpAg i kin pow
the waY
, !' , Therriaident, ifith the .
P rtialb/ -4 1. ' i tiOn et, 141 *
necessiti s 0 :14. 4 1 9 ige relaxation
their arduenslabore„ har deirie,)ear
-4!it,10 V 1 . ) K i 0 140 4i,41.0%f°T
M
eretSienilie44 i ' 44kleimfip*plihspe
they will fornitime hibffeeltent the .
Irreptesn#lo uhadonexcirdtkViciffetg
ite#l-:' The Piej# ll o-..bit
' r9 i •r1 1 0 11 * 4 9 7 •*44*.4t
4 00-kllet : -
ittirtim4,llintwfll boP to
GabbintitieetAik!
I ; 6 l 4 ,itelka l briW:fliitiali j 'illit. ll #o , ;
„ ••.' , l
i f* P 2 , ll 9PrA i n a c i. ji
Perhaps -4U •cataitittl erg er :49 11 Y
nothare notiendfthegrant , • am el of
14sliAiOn : traritkiefoktbi`ftie;' , 47,7.
Congress;4ll, - *140:; itinnot4m ,
1 our
boentryl eniong whielinasigis intire
iriteresting7to.thetax-pkjerthan the
fri4d ll 4 1 6 4 1 :iiiit i * 1 0M1 49
people : to the' extent cit . W *ooi
annually in ilia iiifuotiOn of : interest
on the public 'bonded= debt
- the Tat und'Tilifflinebotletin
$75 060 000 lifted liimn the
4 1 4 0 41 ,1 e* of our 'btx p a ye i 40 the
property and industry . ,oi:onriottrem
try tothis extentrepeired.- sl l '
'But, ; only
view - of giving yFEECii
of occurrences that ,I nobce
transpiring around me.- 11 shall , not
at this =time ;attempt:AO: sheri the'
'great amount' of labor it tieOettitily,
requires to liarmoilize so 'many eon'
flicting interests,-Cev,nriug, so vast a
territory--sueh diversified of-Climate,
prOduetions inditstries, - t* . bich
it almost uicidenlhble; Old can
scarcely appreeil4eC exc ept , •bY
those who ,are familiar with , all the
varied wants and , neeeasities. bf sci'
extended a country: • - - ,
;The act, in aid ',of the. Northern
cifie Railroad by I rthieli", '
. another
; great transaxmtitiental ihoroughkgo,
will -be ''• speedily 1 142pleted; tad'
otherwkie inaccesSiblelarrittiry Cepa ;
of 'suppl ying, bewee l;-•
,homes-rto more than fifty millions ;
'off people, 'wilibecome available;` thus
unfolding the gatos to'! 'additional
einfiire and bringing . tolinetied use
the exhaustless resources of half a
Score .of embryo Stateenad doubling
our power-as a people;' to command
the rich commerce of .the Paditic-i,4ts
islands and the almost iunituo6o
people who inhabit its shotes—and
this, without cost to the Government
or the peollie—no subsidy—save al
ternate sections of land with specific
limits having been asked for or' be
stowed.
1
1 I 3.5
(hie' great aini which both the
President and Congress neemed to
have , had constantly in- view, has
been to dessenand keep dawn the ap-,
propriations so far as the public, in
terests of our country Weal permit:
The reduction of the Army, and the
many other acts of legislation all*
I cannot speak `of now, Minces she.
great industry of the past, congress,
and its, beneficial effect mpon our
country, will derionstrate to , die
telligent, thaearneatlmrpostmraf
a hel
Republican party; ,itaa',Avhicb" abcv.'
the forty-first Congretfle have' been
equal to any which has, preceded °'~'t.
From the report-of the •Secretary
it will be observed ift‘ the mint*
statement for August ISt, that ;during
the month of July the natiOnat 'in
debtedness was diminished 417 1 ,000;.:
000 and upwards. In•all oversl,6o, l
000,000 of the public debt'„ has` heen,
wiped out in the sha M
ken onths :of
President - (aim's administration.
The people surely cannot,btft ' be
pleased with' the testilts.' 'And with
'his economy and integrity it' the ad,
ministration of public affairs, it car,'
tainly evinces the undeniable fact
that they could not.be placed in -bet
ter or Safer hands.,
Being one of the "can't-get=aways"
I have concliaded' "to let ycitt hear
from me c2ccasion'ally, and parhapti
inflict a weeklycommunictionlnpon
you, but as` yell are well aware we
have no Long Branch or !Saratoga
here,. and consequently have - no Mill
ionairas 'to flash fipOn'us'With coach 7
es and Ed% in hand tti break 'the
notony of .onr daily walk, or to , fur
nish material for a- letter of gossip;
the moat pleitaingoresort fot-rts being
'e. quiet ride doirri the Pdtomitc,
past the scenes ;Owe , t hli •
since on hill an shore,stood: with
open month, -1 1 fie' ponderous gun.
Time here is fast obliterating ;,
signs , Of our :pad, strife and *9*
can be truly mid is i r o t.,on the
Potomac:P. The lila& sails of: com
merce.dot the smooth waters' ivharC
a short time ago steamed the: hag!
monsters , :stao, and
stripes froW a ,teic.rfrataining 'Rata
float quietly 'end lazily , upoo :the
i
-breeze:' 'Peace withitutspread sin s'
hovers over our whohl land,- tont the`
tolling or bre ate. , ite
pass the grave AO 'Abe :Father of our
coun t r y ; reminds Ala tthat --he td,
in an unbroken and undivided Is
—thud:l3lo - the:aterling braateryiW
out boys in' blue, as well-as to , the
unflinching wilrand purports- tit
leader, %rho's(' tar him% aluinnithraielf
no less victorious in- peace Aimee in
wax. : : • kr;
1%.. The .1 11,4ublhnuts of Sullivan
county hehttheir convention
2d, inst. ' The, contention ; was unani
mousliin4avor of the nominaitionint
Judge Mitacrinv
.They also present:n(l
the name of Tin: Ws J:" Ltdiva as ~a
candidate for the Legielatnre.
Ell
and
nrin' g
be
C.lll'
and
isprink- gla
de-
,Y 0199410041 0 11
coot annce no :note than s formal anoo:nee•
* 171 :" 11 4 4. 1 rig 1 3 -. :
. 1 = 11 . 7 4a 11-=
foasicelid, iCtki k teeliloriiii andilteprlienti.
ilittteitriet i ,;l4lllM ntilifilimsiii* .' Lave Sl*
maiiiroresiimritmitelifikitiiniel:—.4l • '
livoinotrMell'ltitidifiabiNtin: 10It to.
;110 t; SIPINOWWW
A 0410-01
and,""441109 1 00004047*- Crtg
4Ni l lirig he Plttafin,ikitireti r, ff•
tear to impf a y ; jpgrOgiOro",, - ' ...
411000I110' Ifi .ef.s.4fti. _ I' ,
: t k ":":art'T'ilt IguotibtP, -
teatiili " • 'Ai - . . " Titiiiivi4tti . ' '
iTtcaiidastgiits . vial'
otaygda iv "'initial(' fitilalliWuritais' list%
'Wiiiiiiwgisatireialliiiikifstaliliiiolfilint talie
Item U. by i most didentmattstilktaVanekbuL -
TlM Onlidankiiirmv Mitialmblinit, ilefused4o.
iiiniMllllo4looll**-1011 1 45 1 2 Itticil .
AItIiAMPVIOWPIOI.4I I cAItie.MIt 1- , .P 77.9.
declined, leaving the- cliiitti,ipier l 9onit nu-
Ali t ttid: A 1r) . r .-q 7 i'-.• .%
1 - i T , l t b , i ltik t4 o 4;ei ° ' i l Pt i L l i i* f . ‘ r. offer y
x 64
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,liimuile
di oiniitlitik liMilili:eiiMitmitlk.iliftk i theii l
'it6 'nfi h4relitesente& bilittVeliaNdit z. ant
I. kiiinthiiiliwarrttinifokikg' - iity .yi.: iiveridi
Bradford county, whine! ithwizruktctita! Wilt
slick titiiiially4irm ilttimthirliilfliat ilmaida
. the eastern part of Bradford do .11t Ymni *Abe
liiiitheiteskitstniittsfistrOttiteati ehoil l l 7 :_*4°
IRSidsintie_.ol 'Wileittglitee he.tetrtitlrt-t1 1 4:
'tat *OW. i*f4 WeitflTillltigiii4rEit4 • i l ,
12ttle,Iktiif*;AA nilihi rritra"
9 ? , I*
, ,F,iiiiii t d ielresft:i . tilti
On'Ai‘tsidk4fiO iiver, ii'Tti s a lb r . iy
h MMidero l'w v s 0 lli
tkableiall*`V kiiiitiaiitldiike
bintrbi'ilf
i'eatinirthai aitilbniikeivitkj i iit ittentia- bi
ctierainiiiindlait4lliirttay, too deettlat it! it
at Mere einusipikictr Whin tivojouniiiia . ire
jektdl in Ohio -distria„ kin' meentaW.Juld,
• takeanirdoreatilitheiiinntemthkrwhich they
donut take - in inky other. ; % •A einn4.
_tie:ire:ore ;
"Ph is iiiinelt* li diettietilith a *Pr! ( V*o..
•thAiiii ii4 o . l **l 4 e*F„ . Pfte.eited it; ileg the
Aslide kit od of ino . ,atdemihd, ipportioament,
is,
,tR,V-:,.the *id. .intrfi;Ctii, ‘iptetiellieft'.
The B'4l:thEcinii of niii'vouhlY.feet ttai'itittety.'
They hive seen their claims dotWiiiiti ireii
to y(Saiititit,kiye 4633 i iiiiii*;:v tiT - assuralici6i
trothl4tilhig men; tit Ifildfiiiil imiinty• Ott be =
tore the *Mt akiletkiinninti,Mendier hould
-lxieetrieeiled to Fildlitan: ., The nett - KO:titian.
Meal-will beinadsoMit-winter, and;ifjt!etiie le;
drink to i nsast A, 1 imbiber skOuld be given. : to_
itinoi. OrieMember .in ; 5t.7011-, pars 'fee-
ealultl l ol silt Wilma* inhatnbilite AS Iriiiipay '1
. miskist plaint, and we. now appeal. direetly ,to 1
ti*Ait minded ; at l 4 , 4 9 4tilibie. tieTtililie - et
Bradforft de justice by . us. We
,male our ap
peal Ow, befere YOu held your ieliigatis 'elec._
dohs, in fall coriddeniethit the tmuises bit the
ib'oPlo, in is (midi - kited for ,its adherence`-"to
sonnOillielplesi;mlnot . Perniit Waite to tie
-,491* top If4elitintiltet ColttitY. - . '
''" 'rii!i'ol4ldlo''f4 - iipprtisentititoiliresonted
by tkeitiallisfaii iiiistlitytAsircution is Timms IL.
,1414:11031, *r t ,TiOnsx ksi long
- beep known in
likdbitnis, and 'adleiliiig &insides, at a mewed :
Mond intepity and Bided' Hien °Mining abili
ties:. Ilp is finiiiiiii'stith - piddle bush:S . 96i ilia
has' had :-OSPinience in *the' Legislittnr& • If he
Wis tiokiiiiinfin Bradford Ire '-ioight. decor' it
noeissiary to add more, bat!vmknos; it. will 'b°
sdinitted that we have: presented 7 4 ealtdidatfe
ti_iinielentlY tilitlitied.for .the position, and we
Mendota halve the mitter,in yen! hands. .We
iort-10tiiii..tite* 1 w*• by tdnd: enough to read
this
,appeal, a t, , each . delegate election in the
county of Bradford.. ... 1 ,
,:„
HITTINCiTILE War
We are gladsthat our 'neighbor''of
the -Argus has copied . our . article" on
Congressional prospects, and thus
aided,cin giving Circulation. to - era.,
miming to sleepy and apathetic Re
publicans. He prefaces the article
with the following , eomments -6f 'his'
• eopy front, the-Troy. finzetikof 'July It
ult., the stallowing. truthful. and suitable' em
inent* on the indijeCLof fhb approaching , coot
grassland election.- Ville editor bad •said the
Domocrioris Junkie* , tha,lnembur"this fall, he
would then hapiltit,the niark."
.
Our vision - is-lA:xi limited, we con
fess, to see the. • result Which the Ar
gil-8 PlaW;iB,Boponfident of,.tliough 'it
would only talie a few bottles of
soothing syrup,, liberally distributed
among sleepy andcareless RePubli
cans to. secure such a triumph. aithe
Democrats have been striving for
since the days of Wilmot. We sound
ed a note of warning, and believe he
is Abe greatest opponent of our suc
aces who ' sits down and cries out,
"Pease', peace, the Republicans are
safe enough with the negro vote," or
goes out to stir up diwnsienn: in our
ranks. There .is :mit the slightest
need of our :being beaten, that we
see, nor do , we helievc that we shall
be if our, people see the,neeessity ter
action. But sundry of our political
prophets have been , telling the people
tlait there is no use, in being slimmed,'
that, MAseea, eau befit anybody the
Democrats can pot :up, and conse:.
quently if election day should be
stormy, -or local . matters :require a
little trading of ;votes there will be
nethingiust. Mr.-Sr:noon is not a
man to rouse any uproarious ,enthu
siasm-among his constituents, but is
better-r:4 cool, clear-headed business
man of good Idgal . acquirements; just
the.man to assist mlle.tme - tonsittess
of a Congreamuni, examining and
Idisemating hills, andiloing,the really
weal , •work on 'Poinraittees. His
loyalty tu.those great - prinCiplea That ,
the:Republican payt. stand: -on, -
`!Rqual.Rights for AR:. "4"rotectien
to Anierieandndustry," psi undoubb ,
ed; and we have full confidence tin
, his. integrity and ability. lii looking
at the vote cast in the last Congress-:
ilenal election we must ; ,remember
:Oat the -Democrats strained every
nerve, while.. the Republicans' were
+neither thoroughly awake, nor out to
their full extent.. With these words
of warning, if we.have,a lifeless earn
psign with Mr...Stevenstor Mr. Jack—
.sol4 91.• rine ai r. / I ,loleit. for :Demo
cratic nominee s, we quill feel that we
are not to blame., be our aim
as ffiraSairrauneteaces-ehall permit,:
AQ:unite the, PartY. awaken, tbe. care-
Jess, callout afa vote thiefall, and
if possible, intithe :mark by, electing
bfxrami,-- 7 Npiii,iern ; Tier (iizetle. •
4, ‘Aa LON 9 ,TIIE -TAMP;AOLDEt OCT:
kir.".. , Es-llov,Balitiai , has torsalien
Slit 4:148 fige
1 44 di° SY44. it
Ect4t:fi, 4e , 141 49 1 illeed thet he bad . rei
tired from public and political 'iif,
and bore strong testimony to the vat
* of reAgi0,4.90,11:641.. ` With
#i*ei4;oo•;o4.'4el*(inie''",4l;ol7
• •
Mr ROA: IW. L O C " S I! late
member ol Congress • from i Tipiit
** 4-
- by ilizotner"ox 7 l4. at, the - depot in
Warn t Its assailant was ar
rested and held to bail in the sum.of
$5,000.
tMTNN
NAM*
French were turned baelt on their
*Mire liri nintoomtnenoed to retreat
44 : tenor of France. ' The
aimmenetid the ad4ance
'', ciftha , 1. - ; j3B battle..of.7l•lll 4i -.
.12 76f1e":7; s: . trliii " itil ' ! ' i :). 144
, ..;•,, . •.' . V::,.
1 4 1. = ; ifuttY i Keti ''ltid "`"itsroatOctqd
Vcir‘;,,trAtt rn ttfetil4v#pread
414011;i*tieiii 11 ,Il44i,isit* 4i6tl shot
~ *4 ,. .i v , . -.., ~4, .: ~ . .. .Vr f ...J ,:t I ~,, 1 . .
1 i
_II i t ifi t i v bii;Air e p.i. ? - jigmi e ,
iii ".4f - BitiiibiiiaViiiiiiikhe i en re
troji
110Aii ). Ittifi'.7 #(4 id4p . _, i4orpe;
etaiie#4 , iiinniti.:! - `c., c „ . :`,
'''. 3 ,liffi c eW4li '...`,. k4 - 0.'.: 1 ';: - * . i-The
''4 s4ftlie" : :-' 'olo'l4l al )- :
A lut
• 4 , tiedAtii:SatifisOffecAth,.. IThis
! I" (OP q' l2 4l l ,4kidp . i; - 4.4 the ,
4142tay 7*#,Orthe,,44Cut,itAltroni
*fitiOfir * l '-t.lie - - ,ftiOlinteltne , i near
1 Mirelireicaiill einiiiiinieed-4rOdiate-.
,ly to' attack them. t .,l l ,:olloWinEe 'the
Itiinittafthe&tiintin '.4'liOr 'on l ed the
div i4, 4 C ln *Pf P u P9 l o** o :l /, It i g ie
ti m
*:ia nN.1•40.44.0.00rt, . 'tnn
,",inttift.baiitt'after..-a w i ty# . oo:. Oghtf,
l iiiii'itlnk:W4,4l.4 ;f* . '...‘..igeneill
: 14 .Aittitik*ta;0 1 4*' - 4.0:. ; Gen '
Vitioiiiiii'!4•Cr44l4:*i are
'among **PtiOeil,'... : • ,': ! •
``
1 4vi t t i cO k * iit ,- 1 •4 4 t , i-i : iG e n•
'4l46 **.,i m rt!'? 0-'4P*74o::tlfo fight
*ilie*e.: zoObrAcT4, #loy. *nigYeds
•fitpiiiiii'yoire taken., '",gixnri these
ivpithei.ltUit. 640, 4 4.4
.p.p fl xi was
,'etigigOeV'. - GO' fOree ... if( the action
iviis.fOilir diitsioh*ight'Lalorte put
`an ;end to 'the' "fighting : ' l Tlier ) erieray
• .
iditredl,iit retreat' by .1044,fi0 of
artillery :teneial Steininp4arrived
in t , noo l 44;And -, taul
i gown/and.
General,Viiine.toiiie dead, - : The, loss
liheaviontotWahtes;' ,The,-number
of elllcers:;Of the enemy IdlletViti es
peciallY, lidg`42 .:-._: "..,:: '' .I. .
An xitliciat - dated - itellib,.. August
6, i'ilkU. Tk4e,.,n .4.0 the tr ench .. -Etu ; '
p
. eroi hali Withdrawn his" entire; line,
and $s • cOii . deiiti.ii4ehis!, 4136"t0s for
the .defens e of - .Pakili,:ifia.losi4ahave,
tieen,eneitrietts;'l l 4•Pntie Over
.took the. retreating French,
,forces
*V-.0.0 4 itiP141 - 4 0 0* 1 0,:_ west of
Siiiiiheru:'4s.,
.The.. poSition at
' *Wok' the - trenert...elfeaiOred to
make 'a , - stand during „their-, retreat
WO' carried by • the ; bayonet. ; . This
;battle iS,hnewii.tis that.nf Uti,„.nenan-,
"ftisf.i*, Angia - SC. 7:,- „ iiiiik ~'Wit .ifiin
se''' ads the follOwitti'dia . piiteli, to the
..9,tieeitT;
~
~
.. '
"Gad4rieWiii' ',A g_reatrietoas.
been , .W 011: lix . our, ~Vritz. , c os d be
p,rehtl,fot.iug'*o`roy - T. ; ;'}' Pe captured
tett(' houSandOseinersi ; thirty, guns,
twO'Staridarda, and six .thitimilleures.
Vellahor,:..during..,,the ..fig l 44. : was.
'heavily, ire enforeed:frOn: the . main
lari . o. 'The contest' was very :severe,
.' . 1,4141 lasted ; from . .7'. in' . the morning
OM 'o:at" 'xiight,,, when tie
,I!rench
retreated, leaving ilia. field to us.' Our
lOstiO, Wereleavy.!. l *:: • .. r.
_. ..
"Poi3OGNE, August ' 0 7 -Midnig,ht.
There ; was- a violent combat neck
Saarbruck to=day, commencing at 11
in.the,morning, and 4.9 to-might. it
still continu ed. Our:trOops repulsed
the enemy, who have abandoned the
field' of battle: •We have, conquered.
Our losses are heavy; ' : , . • ~
• Far t sciiiiaS':: Thi. to this. lour we
lsive given Without.reServe all, certain
news which we have received, and we
continue to do so. Last night we re-
CeiVed - the following dispatchea
``liliir,' AUgust 6—Midnight.-
Marshal McMahon has lost. a battle.
Crcrieifdrie6Ard,;iiii the .Saar, has
helm obliged te ;retire; ' Ma „retreat
Was' effeeted,iii good order. , All can
be re-established,. .. -1 4 4i0ix.0N."
1 . Ilizz,. August 7-3:30 , A.m.,:zmy
communications have heel' interrupt-
0. with , lldiuslial,.MCMtiliOn. - I am
going to place myself in the center of '
the position. „.. , NAPOLEON. .
Mgrz, August 7:4.30 A.M.—,The
Major General of the army telegraphs
to the Minister of the,lnterior : • ' .
' AfteritScries of, engagements, in'
which the enemy brought ~heavy
forces on the field, Marshal McMa
hon was,forced to fall baCk from his
first line. . '
The corps of General Frosard had
to, fight Yesterday from -2 .o'clock in
the afternoon, with the entire army
.of the enemy, having held his posi
tion Until. 6 o'clock. He ordered 4
retreat, which was made in, good 'or-'
der. . LE BlEtt.
Details of our losses are wanting.
Our troops are full of elan. The sit
uation is not -compromised, but .the.
enemy is on' our territory, and a' se
rious effort is necessary. A 'battle'
appears imminent. In the presence
of this grave news our duty is plain.-
We appeal to the patriotism and .the
emergy.of all.. The. Chambers ha;ve
bpen convoked. We are placing Ter- .
is, ,with all : possible haste, in a state
of defense,- in order to facilitate 'the
execution of the military prepare.-
ticsii3.. We declare the capital .in 'a
state - of seige. . There. must be no
.fiiintheartedness = ao di i visinllS. Our.
resources are immense. Let us,pux-.
suellie ,struggle -.without . flinching,
and the porintrywill be saved. . ,
JAWn Lotiii.
Fakcitto WAittts,
'oriferees,.
NEW YORK `ALMOOKAN.---The New
York Obsernk -veil,' properly calk; at;
te" ntion to thp following illustration
of .the average official morals of ..the
-Democratic city of New York: •
" Florence Seam:lel, a
. young man
of twenty-three, - was emphatically a
representative of the dangerous
classes 'in New' 'York city: And;
after rioting through. the streets one
night, hi hist - December, with a party
of desperadoei like himself, he burst
into 'a liquor Shoji; and - was. shOt•in
drunken'bmwl. After linterir . tg, par=
alkiedlorseieral inonths, he died' a
few days shied.' This man - was,an
Alderman of the city. The Boar of
Aldennen passed resolutions orre;.
'spect forlis memory. • kfrmiciPalig•
&erg and judges attended hia fuller=
et. 'Various clubs appeared as mourn
:Cis. Binifie!of . the newspapciti
tallied bolt' 'details:of the pereintini,
and Rat' Di. Henry, VOman
; olio clergyman, ' preached= a :funeral.
'diseetrrsecin - which he 'said that the
iongregation hid aseetabled to - offer
prayers for one endeared to them' 'by
virtuous' actions and' deedir, which
five ',king after himf• and "thci
reierendi;enlemat bade:them to be
comforted by the remetitbrince "that
there beYOnd the skies,
*hire such men as he live in ,hapPi
nese'far eternity:7; 'What more than
tliiH did the Greek priests dolor the'
brigands in Greece? Scamiel Wait 'a
New ''York • brigand 'ant:l alderman,
and the'llev. Dr. Henry, a tßornisb
prieit, sends him' safato heaven with
the odor of sanctity alLaround him."
NEM
RePIM
dream
dor&
big, its
caused
it coal
source.
Nzw, You; Aug. 9.--The above
rumor is also cbcWating in all (phi,-
.: ' 'Su
th:,e4WW - WOW. :enribl-ATEe dal
atiouu , hatever... - -. .1• ,_- _ . , • _
LATER.—Private ielegnuns on Wall
istreet -day are of a very/ e.9iting
tone. _ julyStewl&._cley4:4,go v
• , e Ol!oi.lit' te froin - ,their rmiident
PI 'l4! ;,,foA4Niftfr. Hshicht
"'A Ai% orriV is imininent.
The rumor pf l thei Emperor's desth is
`hot 6 '' ' !
F •''19110.,' hav,ettispe)gi.
The Fill Tema tbiirtistrizltlcrxralll comuiOti
MONDAY, AUGUR!, 211.110, as‘a imnituue 12
"oda- Elnattedert used to render the school
pietism:Mr/nig :prontabitio 'iloarit may be had at
boablesstaig j akini room for,Stiose desiring to
rdtunneettes.7 Greg. and ,Mher Math
etaittestattat.l • ' Ei L.' -
•Inly 25,144 w.,, Principal.
•
74 `1, , - - "rt' I N'S .T . LT, TL .
uomemp sc . ll9pfi,
(sitTWELVEx P 3
• iiiikwi,
1*,74-r:
etk
'iaPalL.X4ll3lP.n‘6ll32ltetlWnEetlgeratr on.
Ics.
F M or °n cirr da s aguit ,atul e iaf l otmalli " cni crm irelaitvoto th_u_schoo . _
inquire of X, F.1.Y../kt the 4 1 4 "
N. Cr:Erin:rat?, 8. W. , A.vci ! ,D, ,
kug. 2,18-410 • . 'l. • , ,
susQtrgitwri' COLLEGI'AtE
MSTITIJTE.
..ifiriaw'ilipi: l BR OFORD I CaIiNTY,
3 This institution bins just been thoaxtglily repaired
/ 1 / 5 1= And "will be reopened TUESDAY,
Ell' , V 1100; under the 'charge of, 0.. W.
w 'Elan '*ho
deVotar their entire time to Instructiag iti
varbanerdepartmentq 'lied to the general supervision
and management of the school. They Rill be
misted by emillant tunir erperiencod teachers - in all
the department,. . --
The comes of instructlon'are Preparatory and
Graduating English, Dalin/11, Cannuercial, Scientific
assideal and OrnamentaL
The* Prepu'afory is at:4ond to thoroughly quid;
ify pupils 4* the studies of tho English
Graduating cauree, whitit co:uprises all saldemic
studies,' languages excepted.
.
The , Arai year of this eoursO completed, they can
enter *Ober of the - other.. courses; The' Normal
course affords thorough instruction in Conitoon
.School studies and Theory and Practice of Taal:V.
Students tri . thei Cenmiercial Departments have all
the advantages of the best commercial schools in
addition to thorough drill. in necessary acadnraic
The Went!llc. Cowie tneetalttott to the studies of
the Grednattniangliali. French and German. CM
prises apecial tnetruction to the Sciences illnetraLect
by an excellent cofectton of Apparatne recently pn:-
. .
, . .
The Fret two years of the Classical Course are In.
tended 142 penmen' student* well for College; the •
third pear to At for advanced classes to College or
to comblnp_ tisanes with, a special. course in pc ,
ewes.
The Ornamental, "Modern' Languages, Moeie,
Driving And paptingora be - taught by, competent
Instructora.
Beard and room! are provided inftin) Institute..
For forther particulars address the Principals- •
- !.MILLER FOX.
president Beard Trustees.
Aug.lo,•lo
NOTICE • DI. .BA.NKAIIPTCY.-
TALI is fo give noticc; .That on the 21st day of.
July, A.D. - ;1810, alratrant in , Bankruptcy ,was is,
sued against the estate of P.. P. Wilcox, of the Boro.
of Centel:An the county of Bradford and State of
Pennsylvania, who hat been. adjudged a Bankrupt,
whin own petition; that the payment, of any debts
.and delivery of any property. belonging to such
Bankrupt to hinvor fur. his we. and the transfer of
any property "by him are forbidden by law; that..
meeting of the creditors of the said' bankrupt, to
prove-thelr debts. and "11) , choose one or mere as
signees of his estate , will be held at a Court of Bank
ruptcy, tolseihoklen at thelefftee of the Register. in
the borough of Towanda:, Pa., before EDWARD
OVERICE, Jr.. Register. on the 2d day of SEPTEM
BER,- A.D., 1870, at 10 o'clock, a.m.
A. 'MURDOCH,
ir.. Marsha), ILA Meimnger
angl,'7o.wi
SO:AtETHIN:G NEW IN
TOWANDA. PA.
RAG AND PAPER DEPOT!
OFFICE, - rißritzus - ,PATTO.N"S BLOCK
Under R. W. Eddy's Clothing Store, Bridge Street..
We beg to inform rho - people 'of Bradford county'
that !re hare opened an establishment M above, and
intend paying the Highest Price in ('ask (or
RAGS. PAPER. BRASS. COPPER, LEAD, IRON,
And In fad all kind's of old metals
There are Toni of OM - Ntirspoprr, obi /looks. de...
_waisted yearly in Terrainls (lather up tbo
that, nothing be 'oat. and ,bring them 0 us and get
your cash. C. WILLSON k CO.
T. 14 ,STRATED—From the subseribm'
4't.hrec 3-Ceara old ate4re, two red and one yellow.
Said steers were WI out 'of a drove at Stevenaville,.
about the drat ofJuly. .They were bought in the vi
cinity of Ditehore, Sullivan county, Ta. 'Any one
inforzning tne 'where they are will be liberally ns
warded.
.
„ :01ANO--F..011.8A.LE.--Piaiio near
ly new{. "Greener 't maker. Said to be Ilnd
rate ituiqu-Ment..... Mir ealeehaap. If not sold noon'
will beret:de& To be seen at 'the store of
augl.'7o-tf FOX. STEVENS, m.Elumn k CO,
VALUABLE. PROPERTY - FOR
comtemPldte going . to Eau as, I
offer for sale the following property, situated in
Litchfield Centre. Bradford county, Pa.: My Store
and. Dwelling combined, large and commodious. hits
been built-only three years. lot, 1 acre; House
and Lot . , Lot 2 acres. Also' ur acres of improved
land with good barn on, It' Mlles from Litchfield."
Centre.' The above property will be sold cheat'. as
both my attention and capital is ' needed in the West.
where I have purchased some vahtable Property in
a thriving little - county seat For' articulars, address
cir call en the subscriber at his store.
_ang3.'7o.2m. ' S.- M. LAYTON.
.pow i ELL Co
SOLE AGENTS FOR TOE
CEMEIIIIATTD
JOSEPH MD GLOVES,
A LSEGE INVOICE
JUST RECEIVED,
tvutem mu. BE sou, Fort
ON.E DOLLAR A PAIR
k.'VERI; I'AIIt.IS7,IU)LIICTED
KEYSTONE STONE
Tiswaikla, July 27,1870
OUNDRY FOR SALE—Situate
F. • • .
in Route. Bradford county, Pa. .The eheapeet
Property in!the Witrid; A largo Foundry in running.
order, with everything, need in the busbies, (pat,
lotus, malts, Lc.). A good - Rouge and Barn, fa
acres of choice land, - good fruit. well, &c. All for
..two.thouaand dellara. Inquire of U. W.. BROWN
ING, Rome,- Pa.: or' Branatiall'& Ridgeway, at the
Ited,,Wbite and Blieatorn, Bridge Btneet..Towanibi;
. , July 27.110-.lin
WXEC:U TOWS
NoUce is bereby.glyeu that all 'lien caui indebt
ed to e estate of JOSEPH ALBRO; lato:of Albapy,
deceased. are. requested to make . Immediate pay
ments, and all. pereceur bating elettne attalnat rand
estate, must' present them- duly antbentioated for
settlement.
.1nly:13,.1870
KLNDS.GROCkIirgS AND
Pray Mons; it wholesale and rate% et
r. Merl& 18611. C. X Waal's.
pIIESTER 31TTirrE PIGS
- • FOR SALE BY .
A. B. SIIITII, Ulster, Po.
E
: A FULL STOCK OF WOODEN
warp, at e. B. PATCH'S.
May 21.
TO .PHXSOIANE,3. ,
,: .* A11:111 me to attentiodto my pitEPAF,Aliox
OiiatAhstigcriabrat*ira: 0161p06
110111 are; MICH% ilmici.a9LF. Cialf3l3;
AHD JI P S/1 1 21 V 8 F E5 ;....)!: - - I . •
.i r~ :}
=~~:.~ ~i
• _
• lifopa 941'wourguil—Bucbiiiin vacua: - ..112u
ipar Derijosiby 4[B4l4iiitton;lo forma fin.; 'Os,
_Cu
bob' iidraitent by . .,4yoiicetneilt iyitiv*rits obtain
e 4 qcnlxPar BITIri Ter/ 11”letim421.1
ar "; * noa t ( P rd P rLt o o of spirit.. '
Watfan9 hl WEe
=ME
lincht; ait iiroparegt,tyy Dni tali, .uiaf a dark
color. plant t hat ga its itis frablri/a the
salon of s flam 9 dlitioys , flag adivc; principig
caving a dark and glutinesuidecoetian: Mine is the
color of ingicdieptn The 11 u:chtt.hOtt;
p e tUtlomtnates ; the otnallert.tpuattti of - flutoth'er
'trtgredleata an aildutli to provent'thint;iatattion; up-
otiltuitection. fottod not to he ATtrictiare
.
as 1i1 . 3110 PliaNlacnp rta,. nor iti
there ZOO can liv . tL din etimill 'where firer or Intl?,
nation eiltd„ In this, you biteo the knowledge of
the Ingredients and the !node of iiirparatfon
. .
, • • .
thatioW will f4vor ft w1th...4 trial, !furl,
that upon inspection itWill . moot with youe appro.
bation,
. . .
. .
tficauist dlid:Druggtxt. (A 1G years experience
•• • •
. .
(Prow the} Inr#4...st inanitacturing C; . 4cLubits.,ln the
44 acqnniniFel,u4tll.sfrjEf. T.llebubold; be
oecupled the Drnt; Store oppoette my residence, and
erne, wsful in conducting the .bumineso where
'atiteis liad not been equally ao before him. I have
been blvorably imprenecl with bls character and en-
knrize."
mess arising frctiu inc*cretto . a. Thn extatrted pow.
era or IS'atere, trllieL ere ed.orepanieA by' so leany
syMomel. among Irhlub. wpi.)?3follnil. In
dispoittion to Exertion, Los. of '4PnaorY. Wakeful
nems, !Invent . Dikasc.or Forebodings„of Evil ; iu
fart, Univenia! Lamattudejtof nut( inaLility
to enter into thp et:joy - went' of society.
July 30,'704f
the aid 6f toodicinta to P.scoglll
OWEN 'ROBERTS
an invigoiato the oye , teto; Which 11ELNIBOLD'
EXTRACT 13LICIIU inrurfobly does. If no treat
meutis * submitted td, Consumption or insanity en
SUPS
.fectiona peculiar - to Female s, la unequalled by an.;
otherprOaratniu. as in Chlorosia, or nett:talon
Painfulness, or State . of the 17t2ru, and all
complatntm trytidont tv the tx..s/ or the deelinf; or
change of life
rIIOVED Roori. Reiex Vitt radically exterminate trine
tho nyatem, 'homes arising from-habits of disgipa
tion,.e little expense, little or no change In diet. no
Inconvenleiux or ciposly , :; cmipletelS• sureru(;11111;
. . ... ..
those full:lid:want and dangerous - rittiss; Copaifa
r
. •.
and 3fetots7, mall these diser.Kce,
disesqes of these orgsns, n:Lether e4isting in male or
female. from whatever cause originating. ant no
matter of how long standing. 'tits pleasant in taste
and oiler, t.innateillate" ill action, and more strength
ening than any of the preparations of Bark•or Iron
'ecniet4nt.t . one, inoeum the remedy at once
•
The reader runkt be aware that, hbweyer alight
nmay . be the attack of the above diseases, tt is certain
to nfri.ct tho tiodtly heilth and zu.ontil powera
retie,. UEL3ILIOLD'S FATII.I.CiT i3UCUU is- tho
great llture4c. -
per bottle, or 4 bottles for $6,50." Pellyt:ird to any
addieppi. D'escribPsyniptomk. iii all COLIIIIIInit'a-
CCM
*cal Wberehduso. 594 Broadway, N: Y.
_ .
LEVI D. ALBRO.
STEPHEN D. ALBI).
• Miccutors.
. . .
1)i) •
NONE ABE GENUINFMLYNISSS IN
;t. el-engraved wrppr'ir. With 4e:',..l:zzilt. .I'lll3
cal V,'arcliouai., aitd algutvl;
'ft
.• •
• • •A .
"NDA ItKETS
• ititi7Lidi ALETlll.47.B. S.
entlat
Correc to ted da m ri We
1 rnidtl. 1, 7 C.- -
s.Avß at ft/ 411 7... .
•
IThrat, ?trot .. .. .. .......... Si tO
UPI. V I 'l' 4l
............... .. to
3 .WOlllOl.
, . .
.Now York, Augußi 14111;1411
=EI
k:=111=
Witt tuferrizg oT cotintlenee,
ki,ra; very rempectfully..
A. T. IIEILI2OI.D
World.]
Novr,lrnsu 4,1851
IVILLtAIIII4I:IGHTZ:AN,
Firm of rowers & Weightman, Manufacturing
path an brown" Phila.
liiiar r is9LD's ACID Eeriuncr BeCTIV, for weak
,
rThe'conAtibition, once affected with ,llrganic
firtmnotien Firm ErrnAcr OT. Ilircntr, in st-
.
II ID FLUID Eximacr Bt;cnv AND 1:4
Use lirr...muoLD's EI.IMD Eirn.wr Brow in au
Those kffering from broken-down &Heat,
All the above diseases ferinfre the aid of a ilia
•
B.4dAq., finiggisls 'eveuihere. Pgwr
64,trepilt. r. lIELMIIOLD, Drug and (71:mut
11. T. IIi:I.MbOLD.
Atai 19.187.0.-1 y
, .
eurv, 12. bush ..•.,
Oats, p bash;
Wan" - , I6bish: •• • • •
Buttet
do .(dalryl4lb
:Eggs. - It dos
Potatoes. 11 busli,pew ... ....
Flour, VI barrel - . •
Ulm 1115" •
()plops, 1111 41:141 .......... ..........
„.
WZIOIIIIO
Eye Rill lbs.; or
Oat Gescm
32 lb , s. • • P t hma tarl GO lb.
A.; CAPIt 11
s ey 40 M
43 fibs.: Brans 62 lbs.; Bran2O ;;,.„1,1
the. ;: Timothy Seed 44 ; briwl Yeacllt3
Drled.Appkt92 lbs.: Piss So
All
.I.rtit GE3rENTB
'TOWASDA Pon -017104 OF
maul filither
li v 9 .1 ,44 depo t notice the rt tltu Mtn. .:11
O
"Oithern
/Southern
Troy'
..
........ I:a.i. a.
Canton.. " ...... ~ ..5:0( Y. LI ......... 1:e0 i a
Thiahon ~ 11:00 ..4* ..... 1. . . I: 0 0►..
IRlLayitype " 11 :00 .t. SI, ...... ./2:40 P;14..
.lama • o ' • •.;.; .12 .00 as. , ... ... ~216 V. V
ratou ruplu Akins every Iforsity, wedneadayo.•
'Friday at G:4201 , - ~ and departs at Nu •
Tunaday•Tlntraday. and Saturday.
Liberty Corners Mall arrives every Tuesday. Thorn:
ilay
at 9:00 sn't) Saturday at 0:O1 .4.3 V. . ilrlouts catc. ~
a.x. .
1 - 4 ,. ...412 *wag data 30 minults Gebrettfe tin, I d ..
parture ; and ate nails nortli and soya., 6. -se 45 ..s.
frsprerinu,.._.___ _
.. .
.. *. W. ALVORD, p . m .
171135 t .CLASS F AliliPq.; 31.1.
JL' CIILNERY!
ME
OP ALL Ems zut:ll4ED 10 ', tray.
7,
116.111).ER75 AND R-41,:xupt's crr.ramA7r.l)
•
Home ,Pow'r4 Thre ,, hin g;
•-- Exciirirmi M
TEITA :
KLIMTS 1. RIVALLED
TWO WHEELED MOWER!
SITLLINGTON'S -ROOT ;
LEPER nolzsz : /y,IVEkg A.Pn THRESIIERA
roier AI:LE BALD MILES; (.:1,011:n
. pLows. ke. kc.
/ft tact . all. 7 ),m3.6 of Superior I , 3rri/ing
irrl t Ii + d ctt al.annfactitrmi*o.prirrog.
scriptaa Awl Priew.l corp-Aptculu..,%
pr,onrptly attended V.. -
E.) . 1.143 in Iler.mr ; it Lew bloc:. s d7ith
R. :Sr. WELLF4
Tow:sada. July 12. Wu.
AU.TI 311:
%_.itrife, MATILDA, Ilroi 1.-ft ienml
out jUet alitAe Or prOyOre.lti3O stp, t. towrity,
MOll4 LIVIJOTI(Of Or tnwt.ng her on my
441:1 pay no debt," of her g , mtr:artm44 after ut..,
E. W. ItZT.DICI:
", Tu.. July iO. 1.070.r-2r
IMZ
.'W A It. N Y,
Ir_lT6ll3l,ll:Eit AND JEHTLfix,
iIISOrMA the ;milt, that L Le
.t.tntil• on hand a:1 kinfb. of
AIt.p.ItICA.N A5l) WAT('III.,
'AI:IO.SIne rasortzlent of
te01.1.), SILVEIt ANL/ 1'LAT111) 11 - .WELL•ii;
Consfetng of. Maine. Pang,
ktug4„,,,1 4 1 cateer artielen to mmnerm■ta t.eLar r ,.
Agreed variety' . e.l' the nwst arpo,red Clock• •
IV.ITC.II it do Le by Lial.eff.
17. - and hatters bin: wit that wdb. in, ,„,
eaperienze in Towanda. he will I. t,
who-may faeor . l/irn with rata W::;.
for tlae lent liberal patronag., he a ,, nreb
that Ida ebargca be rea.on4l,le, int p 01„,,,
atra . red, • l'intneniber the ptace,l:3s 31.1,a..t. I
Bloek, two doora south of Pow.ll k CO. Ftore.
Towanda, Pa., July 12. 187 u-t 1
NOTICE OF -c DISS(JLITION.-
:
yart.to.rihip Lervtolore etistaat Uttrtt:
undersiznod under thc•f.rnt nao,,f 1 . . 1,11%
TON k CO., is this day iltsßnltc..d
Tho busioess br err.1.,1 at the othee .11 t,
.1: Brother, by 0. A. Dazt,,o or N. C. boz,
D. C. DAYTON,
S. C. EL.stittEL,
0. A. DAYTON.
Toiroandz, Jut!
•
CrfICE OF 1'AT.tTNE.D.:.• 4 1.1.12.--Tlio malirrnt-o i.
- haro this day torracil a partnerahip,
firm of DAYTON r 13101111.1 Qt. and mil tom:Li:Pt . :,
Ann Limn BrruNE--1. an Inroinfore i , iti•lt,to
hy D. C. I).l3,pyrt Co.
.t. ,DAY n 'N.
T..stauda, July 1A,.. - 11.70. J. 1"... I) .STUS.
p - 7. , :tNSTAIVA'" A
•
ST.VTE ICOKIIAL SCHOOL
M U;SFIELD. TIOGA CotINTY:PA
F.C.I T,rui r 7th. 1t.7.1.
ihter Term begin:, Der.r.htl.er 12th. !Ky.
'I rlng term b.:gills Nlarcli 27th. 1..71,
'Err catato;py!R f.hr
CHAS. IL XL:II.IcILL.
llonadelci, July 20, IST.).
- ITOTICT IS HEIt EBY GIVE!
mu.la at tha
xng of the I..egialature of l'ennsylvan:a for the 10
puratlon of a MlNinaS ltank, to t.' known of •
Saxon.. liana, tl . x have a eapital of fifty thna
and author:ty to uscra, tla• Farn..ta
aa,ount not exoranlinit 1.1.tc.• bur - An:4 thou.:lnt
Loa. 'Ehe ob.lo-ti of vuid. Lank .6a, to rect.xr mat
on (ivroatt . aria to 'lit- not Li 11.., la, a 1.1.1
CSPI - riSe gene al hanling 1L7x:1, 6 c. to I. loan I
the borough of Atltct,. county of Bradt,r.l.
authutity to estal,l:.ll braucLca at ctLtx
safd county. tu4,16,7a,
T E 13:11:SVtLE ACADEMY!
A.J •
The undersit.ll,l. trlth an :o ,0e...131,14 ase..e.r
will nron tho pall To.mn of the: raeaant.on, 310
DAY, .111t3rtiT 22nel, 1671), wh.l2 esnoinno
rooks, ttfietttinglne.titeteb No offor 3 I"'
Otl to rondor the 00.'1 pkaFaut and prolltatac
f" Ca 7 lie eVr.ry Fl/lbjert to Ll thr.toll4ly...t.C,
protoonteol as far as pursee.l. It to (It eu.3160 tt,
pniels--as far as etonverdent—enkr at
opening pr the'torni.„ Dart call b ot,tant.a
by at, reasonable , rates*: ate: rooms for those' •a - a•ln
to board tlecntselycs. frees Zpll to $6
31,gbcr Matbenntleo, Luta:. Gait. ' , ram:, et
Itl'111"..1,1.5oN.
Lel:33 , 311e.-..TuTy 13. 3 `,70.-roa
FOR SALE.—A Large HoUse
Lot on Sfl'ATi.: STREET. ToWANDA.
L , .t it 4U by 2211 feet. i The lion L ig a . lan, •
FiL,7 f I,lltaininc eleven ~f
ry frt:e. All wax nt•Vly painted zln:
Ito-0n:41.ml this spron, wait:One for a Ito.r.l.fq
11.. t,,. of .I%: , .ste Gann 1.4
pa:Chu:Fara apply an premi... , c. or addr•-••• F
1;,,x 43. 1 . T. , v. - aml.l. I. jun.:l2-2:
TOWANDA COAL YARD
ANTHRACITE AND unr:sip:uus C 6.1 Lam.
_ The i r nouneni. baeunt 1,1,-1 the Cell Yar d
I', at ,in• ;.1.1 .• Mar-lay Itu..en,•• and Just
a 'art:, %kli.-11u1Vr WI:, upon the prasart,
epared t., iortiodi the 4,1g - Feto. e l Towanda
the tin:Prt'llt 1:111oisi Vrtil.a!”
...d5 upon the lima reaymable term. au
rpmunty &sired.]Tiara at the Yard one! fr.":
:
Large I -5 5
Moan
Lump
flit:loth No.
lilt:Aim Nut
•• Barclay "- Lump 4
•'. Run of Mill'2l4
fine. or lilariumuth
fallowing additional ..harg,a will be mad.
,kl:vt•rivg Coal within the I.•.r.inh lemite
Por Tma...50 cents.' tuna earry;n r ;:::. 71 0.1
ILdt T0n..35
4.4r.,Tun r . ` •• " .23
ell - Order,. may he left at tltettr.l. eorr.er et r: ,
mad and Elizsbellt titrketet, or 411. C. Porter'. It
Store.
trl.„ Orders must fu all Ca•CA bo attettloratrrtl
the cash. WIRD .1, ltIONTAN1 11 :
Towanda, Jtint 1, 1970—tt.
ItOUTE TO PfiILAPEI
`NORTH PEYSSYLVANIA,AAILEI.AD.
Shortest and moat litrect
tintore. Washitigtuli. and tin South.
Pa,aotn:zers by this ronte
"Scar York 4tallroad train: passing Towanda It 7
mak., close conneetion at 11,i1.1vlain pith
preaii train 4 , 1 _North Pcnit'a lnuiroail. and aro,
Philadelphia at 3:03 P. 111.. in time t..e_ t
t:111116 Cit.ht . r tur the South ur
. ,
. _ . ...
City - pzssettger care ar, at th , 1),1. ,, t o': 3 ,,, i'
11 troluos to convey poot.engers t' Cy! iirl.tv. Pl'
nd to all parts • of Liu' city. r
.. .
Leave Sorb Ponea Rai!7( 7 43 Dri , ot, Cotter ix
and Ainerimtt streets. PH113.1.10:1:1, at 7:35 A
arming' at Towanda 5:15 P. M.. suns- e"•sn.
Mann's 17a,t3tagi!Ilti.ress colktts and a. ro , " t'
gage, °Mo.., No. 105 South Fifth sto
•
Freight ri•eciviA at Fiont and Noble '" l. " .
clalribia, and forwarded hr Daily Fart Freig la to.
to Towanda. and all poit.ta in Sioqin•Lanna c.ill
with quick illarratiab. ELLIS CLAKE. .
Gen. AO, IS - ., P. IL IL, Front and trill.. st,
limy 16, 1870.
_
MRS. IL ‘E. GARVIN,
Irott:d to'lwr ntin,r , q. [
rutty and acquainteuein that the has aernrra th.•
circa of a drat-class axoi,.tant ame.maker N
York. aud trill be enabled 1., meet all demaudt'+i
her timil c•Aell tuon than hex nival premptla
ape. Gd.dit . I'UTTINI: and FITTING
neat and perfect manner en nhert
llnGum snot Porter & Kirby .105, Mar-'
rro THE Ptil3LlC.
-All! Sill/ATV
"'ing aware of the great it, ed in T , r7 3, .. /
Repair Stop; is now Keicimil to do a'grnp . nal
Ling Inufineas of anything or car:, thing thd
taint to IVATCI.I7dASINii and
tug hail funeral years experience in the 'mai , .
Iceln confident that he can ant, entire salL4 ,l
(hive Linn a Cati. An a," . 1. wa) rent.
R. A. Itri:TaiN ,
Wickhana Ifiack'a Story : Alain •
Ton arda,
.
M. WELLES
RI
Untll huller nottm prlcrA at ar.l, art
nrg
St. , V.t . 4
tint.,.. •
$4 7 1
. f . itt;ton Nut • I_4
ave•Ottlers 11$ m 7 Coat l)11Irt. Nn. 5.
1.04.,1,..F.4 , [101
I:4 -Orders rati,4 In
li t
1 . ..wnp11. Juno 1:70-
=
;01 , ,
6 ° 1 , 60"
Arrive.
•••%"?.,...7:/5
Drinrt.
7.15 a
135 314iu Stn.
iFirth DlAttict
EMEDISS
ACCn3IMnI , ATToxy
COAL YARD
m