Newt- - -Provall'Natiowi
`a
Inleti of Aibitn
e pop oy, .
la 69,152. --•
—Scafilet ' frCei 'IS :#fit kaging-an
centre comity'. ,
•Of grea t gRa . Ne. ROWPfla
'from Indiuia • • •
R ru i s ian loan is-to ,1)0, let
f B u eten• maxvis , tryihk
a king Wriatteu ,1')
—Thci Parisinti balloonistsare chi
!late(' with their success .
--130i0n.16,i-set up tu'euty drm
ilia futratalns.% r -• I.
--Alexander EL top ens fa rpport
ed very feeb!c: •
—The - Sweedish eipigratiOn to
'aine cohtliics.. , •
—Atlanta has. au "anti-boarding-
Louse . .
---Silver Lake in th is State; is to
L'cslibckr.dwith UM; \ II& • • •
wild turkeys in Mississippi have
thelmekedchoiers. . . r '
A well read Indian has been or
a3.i4cd as minister at Quebec.
Cinatanati is Becoming a narum
ta.c4irlng city of gest importance.- ;
is said We Texas cotton crop
lois been overrate& •
Tlie scared . ate still- running
al* from Gslzeston yellow fever.,
—The French are trying to make
of winter .IK4he PriSgiAlll3.,
`fr T =-I%w Turk again -, comphins of
eidowalk merchants' as nuisances.
• boy was recently sent by
express from Boston to Pittsburg.
• aoly,Spri ao , Miss, has trio jug
faetiirlip and one temperance society.
f .riansitsliai..l3o . o 'miles of rill
roti4l completed and is making snore. ' '
—Jersey City firemen steal chick
,-ns and cook them in the ent,i.no houses.
York. Oerman brewers air)
about forming a "Vat Men's Association." ,
--Generals Banks and Butler are
both nominated for Congress in Massachusetts.
—French sjindow,advane
,,
in ' t with other importations frorn'that counts's.
•
1 -Susan B. Anthony is to start on
11.11.`'Cturo.tour neat month.• - " ;
•
Susan'a Godsey is a St Louis
t.iis3~~o his bech sleo Bing?or heary 21. years.
•
—rive .Imildreil women, in _one
Wisconiin eonnty ivorlied in tho fields thia bar
vest.
The order of Sons of Malts( IA
again lionsialiin:g in the •castern. pirt of th
. --Sitty-one oht of every hundred
in MisinasiMil it is estimated can neither read
uor write. t • • T . :. - -• • ; .
—The considerable firing . nround
Paris of lab does not seem to have, brought on
a reign there.
--Maysville, Ey., plow . factories
vidipea one thousfota tievau hundrerl . plow 6 'to
thccSontli hg
—A Missouri paper sus that "St.
Louis will now maktps,oxie ottho fourth cities
of thernion."
—A black bear .. .ii•eigbinn , nearly
four llunfireA
r potincls, wai•estigtfis s trap last
week in HAlerness; New lisropittre. •
_ —lt is' pfq&se erect a new
hotel in Taaton on n. largn Seale, f 45,000. has - -
inf; already beenlittbscritiod for that purpose.
—The construction of the Shepang
Valley, Conn., Railroad wag awarded a few days
since to a Pennsylvania company fur 4310,000.
—The German inhabitants of a
street in Detroit strain a high Mato of infuria
tion, Levauao ipo Conncil•uanted it Napoleon.
—A party of respectable • Chicago
ladies formed .a society for roadaiming dissipet
vd
. 31)1.1lig 111C.14
--.-riltriss :Frances. Rutherfora \ was
recently wsorn in. a city playaiehttit 3:4 Grand
llapkla, Mich:, by a female notary public,
—A new stylo of footlights, „burn\
jog downward, has lately,been,itilrodnced, into
the London theatre.:.
the.cens - ns -returns the. , total,
opnlatton a the . Pate of Nerefa will Elrciie to
be not more thin p,goo:-• • •
-Racing ' Mississippi is
-again ON - chief tceateni sensation, and e7plo
- wittgatal rest,lta are once, more in order.
.
—'Ono 'hundred Chinese are ',to • be
Ft ehh d ,to the population of the city of: &vie&
j t the , priog to be enildati4ar. wharf 1 borers.
—Mark - Twain watitTlio !ha 0 an
Lriliii.tive proclaimed Malif 1.41.14 p ~1' TiCriii is
1 nuislatt.ent to Franck told Ilittlak - . llnd• sup
plied to Loth :11111iCS.
—The citizens of Bith, Me,, still
R•taku the eld erittan'of haying tilt; city bells
rung at sunrise and sunset, regardlcea of the
—The brewers of Berlin have sent
kegs of bete, packed on ice, to the German
army, with air attendant committee bearing
spig.gets and -mallets.
•
workman in a - Cincinnati roll
mill strock a bombshell With a sledge ham
me•r. The shell went off and so tlid the work
man.
—ln Chicago the percentage, of
races is seated as fellows: Anglo-Saaon
(Annan 30, 9.eanclirimirm 10, Irish 10, all oth
rr. ~
—The cattle disease which broke
out in INtaine'last summer is stil prevailing, and
extending its ravages among horses, sheep and
swine.
--Allergymen find this ono of the
most pleasant and profitable aea.ons of the
year. Marriages are more frequent on the eve
f.: cold weather.
—Although uudistinguishable by,
,Ires from their men, the death rate ameni.
the Prussian oilirers Raring the war has been
enormamlf high.
—A Boston boy found a pint of
brandy, Weil his mother had hid, away. .The
draiai the . lhinur, and the effgets were, near
! ...ftal.
—A rat gnawed a "hold •in one of
the wheat bins at Great Falls. The result was
that thirty or more bashels dt wheat ran into
the ricer. •
—An English professor tells of a
inrorme3 compatriot 'aim) Acmcinstrated
111 st America ticti r could . amount to much,
having coar you know.' •
—There is a Moravian church at
cciarevine, cpunty, %Vals httila
in the year 1753. It is still in an excellent state
f rms.-rvation.
—ln DnaOldyn n person may ride
in a pasccnirtr railway car for nearly two hours
Air the small sum of tire cents. and the core
atim, pay dividcial.
—The Coplay postTflice, in Lehigh
county, ha, been changetrik e times within tho
ns.4t yearbetweeu that point and Stetutown,
4 Sort I: : antpt cc,un ty.
—A stock coinpaaly of Hebrew
4 New York Is proposed to inirebase a
hotel atid . gronnds at Lein g Branch, anti' estab
ludi Le:a year a linit class hotel, on the .Coaher
Plan.
—lt is said that, at the lowest cal
eloathin, 800,00.) bales of cotton will be made
Georg a during the present season, and that
kthe wheat crop is the tineFt ever gatheral in
I he State.
Bonheur has arrived in
lAnden, and is coming toAmeriva to that ocr
-..eatern prairies and study the nild hnfhlo and
,e the ether rriltl animals, or the prairies in
their natural haunt.. -
—la the cousns.difircult . uoiv y rag
ing Chicago and St. Louts, it must be
notod that the runner has an area of thirty-four
and n half square the latter 611., of iwea
ty grin:lvo mile9.'
—A 4nan in ltullido pulled off his
euat and jro:7lVd in the cane to save a woman
aunt droll:dug, whim a pickpocket stole his
pocketbook fmm the coat, and the woman
abused hint to- polling her hair in, his efforts to
rife hr r
enterprising merehrtnt of
.Memphis has urected illuminated clock on a
street cf , rner e.t s cositts2ooo, and t'hu I:men
:mit:um' city faittere rofugo - to pay fur the
trramg rUtmait of gas which it consumes.
--The brooms made in Texas of
lortriA iro tia:g rzx fully LA Sue,
and mayhap - iitv.r, thsr, .^..ny iruportorl article
rarer *Atli tairre. The papers advise tanner.s to
Icy a In:
hi l
--Furiurs 11l tho .416 hborhood of
zunsf..a,,, p:.....r e po:i a 0,,,,, ratathusay fnll
of wild y,arme t Lir. fall. :Lilo iir aro 'zutmatutlly
fe, and 1:. T , : - ..:Ati. , na fur rtn is skid: arts bo•
in:..; rna , le in thil el ty. Ichs.le the. L2tlterfl are gct
linz their' hti , , , ,ti.n; - ; iviin:," in rciillnesi•
.ti'✓.L+'..'S3 iFT yrSi +~~bw.w.:a~~lrhi bl*4l'Y+liClS~~
radfirilteporia.
EDITORIA.
E. 0 ***MUCH. S. IC MOTOR*.
Towanda, Thursday, Act. 27, mitt
, TEE VOTE ON MEOII3IIIII.
The-offiesatrune trona-thesever--1
exp.34411.99iming., iii*Nomppfp
ional &Strict, corise in . slowly. Irt .
fact, up to our Prei`to writing &M
-inn Inizi noi:h436 hiard from. Judge
.iwro.elaoted aeataty4t..,
very small untjocity. Thoreau sever?
ai very geed_ eating-JP: en)* tbig
result, which were apparent from the .
beginning, and, if a really peinOar
man had been nominated , by the' Op
position, who could haVe received .he
confidence of our people,„ a would
have been eleeted.„Mr4traneg , had
already received the endorsement,of
his constituents by 're-election' -three
times and this bad excited in some
a feeling of jealousy; in others a' de
sire for change and an acknowledge
ment of the justice of . ; the' claim of
rotation in office. Again, in his po
sition he was obliged 'to decide be
tiven the merits of, ,and distribute
patronage to, the different,applicants
for office throughout rthe district.
For almost every position athitOis
'posal or, subject to his' ;:influence,
from Route Agent tb Foreign . His
siorrthere were two 'or more a,ppli
cants, each believing' that his own
cause was' best. There could be but
one selected' in each car; and the
disappointed encil Viol ..beir friends
were convertedintoenetinm Again,
there were brought before the west
few sessions of Congrese many mat
ters of importance in regard to which
the people were clividedin. opinion
outside of party . lines. FOremost
among these was the income tax.
Many Republicans" differed from
Judge Menotti in opinion upon 'this
question, and for .thia' ,reasono alone
opposedlis.re 7 electiou. ,Against , his
I
character; Or the' honesty of his in
tenth:63j there was not and cod&
,not 'tie one Word 'uttered: Even those
who oppOsedinin now' feefa*lief in
the fact that he is elected 'and their ,
opposition of no aVaiL every
--
1 thing into consideration, • we regard
Lour success tts a very great victory.
Columbia county has especially done
herself great honor., We did MCA
Oct less of her since She 'so well,
lien both candidates. In return, l
.Judge MERCVE will not forget thein . -'
terests of those who have repctiecl
confidence in him. Without 'regard
to party lines, where the welfare •c•f
this people 'pan be 'promoted;' our
Representative will lie foremost in
his efforts to advance their intereste.
Notwithstanding the ungenerottsand
dishonest attacks made. upon Judge
Mtn - ties tatiffreciird, We know his
veep =alai influence will always be
in favor of the highest protection ,to
Araeaican industry. The petty :jeal
ousies in Ahis arid "other conntietr
.71Lich militated'againsthim, wehope
are, ow at an end and among the
things that are past, as they• certain
ly willbe forgotten by the friends',of
Mr. MAcce, ' Let us all be united
and ffireNWe have great reason it;
rejoice in 1.1i.e good that has been :
accompl )11.ragg'
matt t., the
future.
MCVARLA . ICD 'APPEAIT Ace.o.---Dan
ierMerritland, who was tried for the
murder ,of Allert D. Richanison;
and acquitted, on the ground of "In
sanityrwas •• arrested in. New York
a iew days ago, says the Herald,
" awfully , drunk," and besmeared
with Ikaf;(1 in, his fnurtie endeavors
to. force his way through.the side of
Wood's Museum. His nasal organ
presented an appearance closely re
sembling a skinned beet. 4 f' s 4 l
nate occurrence for the unfortnnate
man was the fact that as he was in
the act of pitching headlong down a
pair of stone steps he was seized by
the officer, who printed him firmly
upon,his feet and conveyed him to
the statical Hone; in Thirty-fifth
street. While'int the way to the lat
ter place,he produced the„papers in
the suit now pending against Mrs.
Richardson-McFarland and himself,
in Indiana, to have the decree of di
vorce granted against him set aside,
and endeavored to enlighten the offi
cer on what he termed his prospects
of success. Ti c lien sufficiently sober
ed to be remoied to court he was
convoyed before"the acting magis:
trate.at Jefferson Market, and cona
mated to answer a charge of intozi-
hltivn
Wirista.mszour.. —There is a curi
ous interest conimeted with Wilhelm
shohe, where Napoleon is confined,
in the fact that the famous chtitcau,
water-works and park (probably the
finest park in the 'world), were con
structed with the money paid at the
tide of our Revolutionary war, by
the English King,' George In, for
12,000 _troops inrnished by the .Elec
tor of Hesse-Cassel for = service
against the American Colonies of
England. So great was the cost of
chateau and park that the accounts
were, destroyed, to prevent its becom
ing known. The estate is now the
property of the King of Prussia,
whose royal predecessor on the Prus
sian throne (Frederick IL) was
friendly to us during our war for In
dependence, and *hose sovereignty
is now welcomed by every man in
Cassel.
°roar To an Ezrn.tr.En.—We be
lieve that a trial,Of the labor impos
ed on eleetion officers by the latelaw
consolidating the spring and fall
elections has pretty generally con-
zinged people that it, had . better been
left alone, and that Hi repeal ought
to be a matter for early, oansidera-
Lion.
-A
v(igtM'"W'finfr s ir*idllhe — sithßrex:
iwthluAt'oild. Pronounce the dele-
gate system far preferable:
.
For years the Republican has
peinted out the defects of Mel Craw
:Lrd—Ciumtr, Byelaw. r—At..-making
nominations, and warned the Repnkr
lined party of-the disasteri • la* ; to
result kern Systeia:Moil"
than 'anti 'isidision al
hive' ai'
that was - calCulated to tritiktPthel
rival factitone inear partY fight eftek
Ait
other .with'are -bit - tern, than'
could be IxOtigbt bear 'the'
ceniction Coieno. The remit' election
is complete - Catliniation df this.
Republieluis who had participated in
th?liFim pprincipleMoli 3feet tr ll!?l • ll 7:l`
bY an *l 2B NfeeeLille•VON
bound. to inakiporttlicitinket; no, *X*
er fere4,tlPr fe'reite
olsuccessful .3 Seenr/41._4ullination,.
than they : turned **AY t° 10 11 -biuidB'
with We Persaersey,, with ;Seetarian
prejidiee . and clani!!!;thieivi,,
with secret PrirsPigatiCA B .4o , iilefeat
the „regular. nominees. Now,'-,Wo do
not jutets4t9,"4 : 34t ,
bou!idle 4e_Pnrt Lheiritert7 :nomin
ees wider nit eireannibualies. When;
they *nikiaiiididato to bi unworthy
theY erelef"ed3r/!?Epees: thorn.
But they should not ; - allow their
judgment to be' Warped, - and , their
party fealty abatis:ed, litthe
representations _or *ifinfiintlueniie 01
disapPeinted lefidiker-711j4 ibie, alte r
all, liza • the re ;
cent ,disaster in this Csiuz4, thin any
good„ and' sufficient
,m+.10334 for a
geirar:4l.bslt. _ It id iMinifestly a per
meimie system that Produces such
results, and this 4 . 8 but one of the
many, objections to it. :The lavish
expenditures of money immoray to
procure . a nomination for any import
ant offieejs the . .. Most demoralizing
feature o' the syitem. Its evil influ
ences sin widelpread, and are a
stigma on any party community.
The old delegate system, with all its
defects and abuses, was ;not so objec
tionable in its effects upon the party
or people. But both
. systemsare
Open to grave ohjeptions, and, be:fore
another campaign
,opens, we hope
some spitem combhung all the ad
vantages of the - Delegate and
jar Systoin, and iiimovmg the defects
of both, maybedevised and adopted.
Unlesl judicious action is taken, our
PITY / 8 sure tcateetwith still more
serious reverses .' The present sys
tem will destroy our party aliconien
ty just as surely 118 it tore the De
mocracy to pieces in days.gone by.
PeliT4L
The report of the Select 'Commit-'
tee of the House on the project of a
Postal Telegraph,"is published. We
find in the. , North. American an
abridgement of the report, a portion
of whiclji we use. The report, etates
that though this country discovered
the telegraph and constructed the
first line, the people here are tine last
in the world to receive the full bene
fit of the-invention - . Various Europe
an statistics are' given: Switzerland
charges but 'ten .cents for twenty
words and has a station at every,
postoffice. y The receipts form a stea
dy surplus;:and messages hate
Creased siiice the charges were lessen
ed a - like tariff over
the whole corni,try, thif most perfect
postalsyiitem of any country, and a
postaLtelegraph ih connection. The
reduction of charges have invariably
been followed by &ore builiness and
greater profits. France has had a
similar increase following a like
course, and its Semapliere- system
along the coast connects with the
electric. The charges are now twenty
cents for as many words Airoughout
'the enipire,und half that Within any
province. The Pruisian Govern
ment. decreased the tolls, and
messages increased ninefold on a
three-fold increase of facilities. In
Norway fifteen Words are sent for
twenty-eight cents, and the telegraph
pays. The combination of telegraph
and post works finely in Australia
and New Zealand. In England
twenty words can be sent seven hun
dred miles for fifty cents. Still the
Government took the wires last Feb
ruary, and the arguments of the
Postmaster General, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer and others, are in
troduced to show the expedieney of
the measures.
LOBS OP THE OAMBELL
LONDON; Oct. 22, 1870.—:Late on
Wednesday evenin,g word reached'
Londonderry, Ireland, that the
steamship Cambria, Captain Qirna
han, of the Anchor line, which left
'New York on the Bth inst. for' Glas
gow, had been wrecked off the coast
of Donegal. The information was
brought to that city by the only sur
vivor, John
,McGartland, a steerage
passenger by the ill-fated vesseL
The voyage from New York was
generally fortunate, notwithstanding
that unpleasant weather preiailed
most of the time, until the, night of
Wednesday, October 19, between ten
and, eleven o'clock. The Cambria
Was then under sail and steaming
rapidly. §iddenly, when all was
apparently going well, she struck on
Mistridine island, a small rocky
island ten miles west of Donegal and
thirty miles west of Londonderry.
The vessel instantly began . to fill
through the\large holes stove in the
bottom, and the fires were soon ex
tinguished. lebecame evident that
the steamer was hopelessly lost, and
the efforts were therefore drfected to
save the lives of the'passengers, who
were massed upon deck, and four
boats, crowded with passengers, were
launched and put off from, the steam
er. Mr. McGartland entered one of
these, and he saw no more, of the
ship or the other boats. The weather
was very heavy, and he thinks' no
doubt all the boats were swamped,
and that he is the only survivor: \
Almost instantly upon getting in',
to the boat it capsized and he lost
consciousness. Upon 'reviving, lie
-found himself in the , sea, - but
„grasp.
ing the gunwale of the boat,. which
'righted, he succeeded in getting in
the boat a second, time, and found
therein the dead body of a lady
dresiedin black silk. Mr. AlcGart-
land was tossed about many hours,
when he was picked up by the En-
. ~iil? Z:::hw..
rff==e2M:=eNi=fiff!!
.ney
Shere-weari-nertaiidy—UO•
board and.perhaps more.
Lownommawr, Oct. 22.
capful examination of: he emits and
waters foinifies around.,the
.scome of
the Cambria dieastai byt river
bgetti6failikto-diacciverany_trams
the missing hoatairom, the Catallia.
' Frani:dui
eluded that idl hoixviegene, and that
arthe'liteasite. Pallangelre Alosilart
land the otte, 'Ot t , to tell - the
•
The urew atuaberekabout sixty
neni - making with the rummagers all
told; about 104 sot& on bond. -
Prominent eana . ng - the; passengers'
iraakkmeral Dawes end iaraily,-, of
:Chicago;,CloloneAHayden And family
f Keokuk, lowa, and liruu . S*o4 , a
onwledy bebusiniss *New York,
who had paesed -ever the Atbuitio
thirteen times by-the dueller line of
.eteunehipst , ,also Mr, William. Bing
ham, dr., a well Acnown citizen of
Pittsburg, Pa.
Gammax,. Oct. 22.--espt. Chen
nowithof the steamer Bose, which
arrived-at thicport to-day,.reports
haying passed through much,-wreck
ed mattefoff the northern coast-of
Ireland. .AmUng the debris wer
Portions of.the cargo of the Cumbria
and fiagments,of her small boats.
'nUipIaNIVIIHYDAY.
Preelamittoik - of IPa:cadent Griiit, Apr
pointing 'Monday. November 24.
States
A
theTresiikrit - of tree - United, States
- IPROCILASILTION.. • • •
Wuzazte, It behooves a people
sensible of their dependence on the
Almighty, publicly and collectively,
to acknowledge their gratitude.- for
His favors and mercies, and humbly
beseech for their continuanie; and
Whereaa, The p
.eople Of the Unit
ed States datin g the year /10W about
to end have special , cause 'to.; be
thankful for - general prosperity ?
abundant harvests, exemption from
pestileaee, foreign war and eivic
strife: - •• •
Now, therefore, be it known, that
- Ulysses S. Grant, - President: of the
United States, concnrritig in any
similar recommendation from Chief
Magistrates of States, dO hereby rec
ommend to all citizens to meet- in
their respective - places of worship,
,on
Thursday, the 24th day of November
next there to give thanks for thd
b.unty of God during the year about
,
to close, and • t o- supplicate' for its
continuance hereafter.
In witness whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand and caused the
seal of tha trnitid States to :be affix
ed.
Done at the eitrof Washington, this
21st day of October, in the year
•of , our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy, ,and of the
Independence of the "Milted States
the - ninety-fifth.
• P
• 4
By the President:
ritauLTON FISH, Secretary of State.
ore.. The New York Herald, which
is not a Reptiblican paper iuid which
predicted before the recent elections
great gains for the Democracy, now
says that the folloWing facts - may be
regarded as established
" First—That the people of the
United States, by a heavy majority,
accept, endorse and, approve the ad
ministration of Geri. Grant. , Second
—That the Bepnblican party on the
platform of: this administration are
sure of a decialie majority in the
;popular branch of the next Congress,
whereby, the Senate being secure,
both Houses will be in accord with
the Presiderarto the cud of his term.
Third—That he is good for `a second
term against all opposition, combi
nations and opposing candidates.
Fourth—That the Democrats have
made no headway, of any accohnt
since 1868. Fifth—That. the, new
element of the colored tote is - en
masse with the Republicans.! Sixth
—That there is some danger that the
Democracy may. lose New York in
November." . ,
The Herald states its sixth point
very mildly. The fact is that, the
Democracy will lose New York. It
stands no chance of carrying . the
State except by fraud, and the fraud
is to be stoppea.
Ste A table of the Congressional
majorities in Pennsylyauia ie just
now going the rounds of the Demo
cratic press, which in the aggregate
gives that party . the State by several
thousand majority. This is arrived
at by counting Mr. Cazezzr's majori
ty as Democratic, and by' fixing that
of Mr. AcxEn in the Sixth, and,. Mr.
STORMS in the Eleventh, by about
fifteen hundred more 'than they real
ly are. After -correcting these and
several other minor errors, the Re
publicans will be found to have car
tied the State by nearly as much as
is claimed by their opponent&
New Advertisements.
D . RESS-MAKING
ram •
CLOAK-MAKING,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
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Cl 2 .
4
CUTTING AND FITTING
PROMPTLY
IMPORTED CORSETS & LACES.
0 4 a
CD
; MRS. H- E—GARVIN,
OVER PORTER .& mars,
Blercons mock,
BIALY STREET. TOWANDA,I%.
Oct. 26.1870.
'THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
regiectilalis say that the Florist Establishment
heriloforn belonging to Mr. H. Mix, shall in future
be Collduated by me, and by strict attention to bad.
!keel I hope to merit the liberal patronage bestowed
on my lite employer. AND, in season. I will attend
to the priming of gaps %tiles (within the lxwoughl.
Any one dolling my services CAD find the at my
Green House . . JAMES C. lEVERG.
0.d20,111-24'
ripHE HINT KEROSENE OIL IN
J 4 toeh by the qtatattty or retell at
PDX & =CUT.
M"n e f',
rms.
••-; t , •^2 "Ye ' :
4 ,‘,!LiADLEfir . FINE irtitld•
Will
ti..
. •
open on Thxiiii4y, the keit
- i
ifixioty of Fahey Fnni over ' brought
;•• ;.•
in town, at prices within reieh 4:1a:
Ito not faTto dali. ana etataino them.
KEYSTON griOlit. • •
- ;,..•
•
October 20,1076.
. ,
4°) fifr / if/
fr
/5 ,- 40 /
if ' •
, .
THE BlitAtT • Sr, STRATTON.
BIIVEALO Business , College. established in
1951, is the most Practical and Beet Business School
Anorlos. Goo:mese af (restriction embracesEin
aUd Double
.Entry, Beoli-Yseping, Business
Aritbnietic.:Cotpmadal. Law. Business
Gareaspo_ndenee, f Cominbsion, Drokerage,
Insurance and the Art of_Telegraphing. Unparal
leled facilities are offered for securing a Practical
EdneatlOn. Graduates 01 this OlutitStiundidi atwatra
And employment For further information call` st
Collage Rooms, currier Main and &Mess as., sr ad
dress the proprietors, J. C, 88Y.A...,NT 4 CO.. Buffalo,
N. Y.'
SePt.
pCAVETA; S . CO,
' • 4 .
Would tigaiu call the atterou o
bityors to their ototlt of
Mich wasnever so complete as at
the present tune.
October 'V. 1870
MHE lANNIJAL EXAMINATION
JL of Tatchers for the Public Schools wifi be held
as follows:
•
Oct. 17 Wilt, Sugar Run School Home
. .18 . - Bahr's
. 19 . Center
20 Via, ": ;. - • . "
21 074 Corners -. .
" 22 bore. •6 4111
. -24 bore. :: ...,• . 7
25 st ' Burlington, Center
. -. 26
,tingfleld -.. ". !'
.. 37 Iwnhin, . • 'Atudituale ' "
" 28 - Wills, -, 'Rowley Hill . ' "
. 29. Rot Creek, - Gillette
• 31 /113146h14 4 7. - Centerville; ~ .
'Nov. 1 Smithfield, Center . " .
. 2 Burlington. 'Lnther'sldilis . .
•• 3 Ulster,Village „
..
.. 4 Athens. • • bons.
.' 5 Litchlkeld„ • . Center .
. 7 Wsm; - , Knykoidall .
. 9 Wirren, Bowen Nedlcnv. .
. 9 Onwell, , , Orwell . Hill " ••
••10 Rome, • . Bore. -.. ..
.. If Shesbequin. - Lower Valley . .
. 15 Asylum, . Center
.26 TerrA - - Terrytown . .
". 17 Wyttnaing, Camptoirn . .
- 18 Tuscarora,. Coggswed " .
" 21 Pike, • • Leltsysville . .
• 22 Herrick, Camp . .. ..
• " 24 Monroe„ `
t„, . • Ifonroeton . "
23 Wysox. - Slyersburg " ' .
26 Towanda, born. . ••
" 28 Standing Stone, ' Stevens .. ..
Applicants will please provide themselves with
Reader. Pen, .14.. and Frit Exercises to commence
at 0 o'clock s. tee! '
_,4 , ; A. A. REMET.
Oct. 6;70. •', '!"-. - 1 - County Supt.
pomr4r.T 4 -- ,s;' co, ,
.).
.
U. S. GRANT
Have just opened A fine lot of
To which they call partictilhr talon
tion
October 1870.
NEW MILLINERY
Would call the attention of the public to her large
Mock of
31 ILLINEB Y GOO DS
pircetly from tiew York city, of tho very
All of *hleb will bo sold CHEAPER then ittiy place
In Towanda, comprising
BONIQET4 and-RATS..
LACES,
SIRS. J. D. RILL.
First door east of Fir arohall trAlidgeway'a Red
White and Blue atoro. !Ridge st.
Sept. 29,'70. a
FOR SALE.—The Mountain Lake
Farm in Burlington twp. I now offer for sale
my valuable farm, located at Mountain Lake. on the
Berwick turnpike. Burlington twp at a bargain. The
farm contains 133 acres, 100 acres improved; about
60 Mel stumped and fenced, (lOU acres Blom" wall).
There are two dwelling houses, one new horse.barn,
one large and one small farm barn, a good gmitiery,
slaughter house and fixtures, two apple orchards.
goodly number of Peach, pear, Plum and Cherry
trees, two good springs of water oneat eachhouse.
Also a large and commodious work and toolstrop.
Adjoining the farm is that beautiful sheet of
wster, known as —Mountain Lake.'" revering some
Rd acres, nearly 90 acres of which belongs to me by
purchase from E. Overton, Eeq. There is also ti
lightfid grove of Live afros adjoining the lake, which
is well supplied with springs of pure cold water.
The grtive and lake have sdreadrbecome quite nolo.
rious ass resort far pleasmw seekers. • , •
P. S. I will Dell a anflicient quantity of seasoned
lumber for bending a house.9ssat feet. an also
furnish tho ablualon and latA ifidesired„
Also, eight good cows, hogs and shun.
The distance from the termlfi Towanda is 8 miles;
to Troy 9 miles; to Ulster 7 miles; .11ouroeten 6
miles. For further particulars enquire of
IitBItISON!DODD, •
Proprietor.
Oct, 13.10.
SATUPDA7f; OCTOBER lkt, li7o
`lteopeetfolly ,Inforrav the lutlce of Towanda and
vicinity that sho.till be randy to exhibit he InN9
stock of
VELVETS, SILKS AND SATINS
Togrtth.r With a full assortment of
HANDWICIDEPS AND LACE COLLAIL3,
On Sdit 11DAY, Octobirlst 1870.
My Satin and Silt Goods arc cut lalaaing.
'BUSS E. BRANDI'. -
• - One doop south of lama's Dank.
Sept 2V70,
BOOTS AND SHOES;
KEYSTONE STORE
S R II P 5,
KEYSTONE STORE
MItS. J. D. HILL
`FALL AND WINTER .1-
LATEST STYLES
COESETS,
KID GLOVES,
EM
JY%VELRY
3nss BRANDT
FALL AND - WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS,
FRENCIi-.FLONVIRS,
Vow Abeitberunta
• 13 C WELIt & Co..
441
t
i: t . /4.. V . .z.l
IV , . F.:•-.-- -
1
.; 7lt ,', this rent ,
) •5; s' i •• - '.. , • - • -,,,, ~,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
DO=STICOTTONSi
Brown and. Bleached,
oi . rms
,
flood itheetins at 10. cont's • • Z,gi
best Standird Shootings - now • sellog.
or 1 4 oOlato.
This stock ,ofrers yintisnai giduce-
gents to*ailies distanosio
make their -winter Tontines from,
as it is'all aeiv, and at .prices lower
than hir nway,
i•.KEYSTQNE STORE.
oc2c)ber 26:1670.'
.—. . • ,
.. .
• ."7
Or xhic. -
FALL WINTER 'GOODS:
• • 3usBm..T. RtNGSLEY
Demi leavo-to retuin•ner Mania to liClr Patrons for
liberal patronage heretofore, atidlissurec them that
no esertiona will be spared to ensure a continuum
of the same. Raving Just returned from
NEW You
With a largo and wciiseloetiid stock, of
• • WIT.TiThIERk - GOODS
Dftlielatect LONDON and MDR stylos„,„ Buhl as
4 " ablCuTrs. !Lyra,
Which I 110% , offer to the of Towanda and
vicinity. ",
• Mao a .fine ,aelcction lloir and" Fancy floods
comprising
LACES,
• • •
LINEN COLLARS, t •
CUFFS,
i [ ANEKERC7 I 7 B ,
, CORSETS, &c.,
I have also reopened, in connection with the above
my DRESS MAKING establishment. and I. am now
prepared to do. .
CUTTING and FITTING
in the Wert fashionable styles CM short notice.
Eatrance unit door to Fox I; Mercuire, up stairs.
Rept. : 22,13). •
FOX & - MERCUR
• •
. ,
Respeettally infix= the' . public that play hare just
opened,s tUcia assortment of
NEW GOODS,
Consisting of almost everything in. the Grocery and
Provision lino, which they of for dale at
WHOLESALE AND-lIETAtE,
At the lowest market rater.,
We feel conadent Abet with our experience and
faeilitiek - we shall bOble to please the most fastidi
ous. Our Motto is "Good Gdods at Reasonable
We shill work hard to please. Try ne. Corner
Main and Pine streets.
r•os.
•
Towanda, Sept. 15;70. . BE-NItY BIEEC.Trit
G ROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
are eelliig at retail by `. FOX 4 =amt.
VLOUR, THE CHOICEST IN
Market; br the sack or 'barrel. also 'Fresh
grimed Cora Neal, "Feed,-,Ac., at lowest market
rates at I .FO] & =taws.
gYRUP AND MOLASSES CHEAP
st FOX • lIPPPITIFS:
Ear
=9
QIIGAR OF ALL - KENDS RETAlL
wholesale pricer at
FOX 4 3.I:piCUR'S.
VERY CHOICE . 01tEEN AN 1 1 .4
- 7.nek Tea selloni - Cheap at, rebill by
4 FOX kII CU
SPICES OF ALL KINDS WHOL
and Ground at FO,X. ErElteldlt'S,
PURE CIDER VPTEGAR
, FOX it NESCIIIIT.
REMEMBER THAT FOX & KEE
CUR are retailing all kinl Groceries at
wholesale prites. ' Tho largest et' , in town. Goods
tiret dam Prices low. , FOX.
Sept. 29,10.
POWELL
etm lb u so of relyetl largo ail‘illtions
PR•gss6-oo.np
Groat bargains way be expected in
VRENCII 150PLL.NS,
MERINOS, AND
Also lu several new fahrien, many of which will bb
BELOW TBE GOLD. COST
LYON'S BLACK SILKS
Greatly bet y Talue
PARIS CASHMERE
CIO
=!
`26, IS7O
A NEW THING IN TOWANDA.
TIT RNISHING STORE
Millinery Dresit Making and Furnilbing Goods, In
ißciillenran's'Kaw Block)
tittroinnErr Towatina. PA.
7tts.s.Acunnsuo; wnuta respezifully announce
to the • ladies or Towanda and vicinity. that she has
leased one og the commodious storerooms in Beidlo•
man's Block on Bridge street, and has opened a first
class Dress Making and Furnishing Store. Ladies'
scat Children's' Goods, ready made, constantly on
hand or made to order. Medallic Demorest's. •
PAL TEEN SPECIMENS
Every month, wad turnielied to all desiring ahem..
By using our bust endeavors to please our patrons,
we hope to secure a share of the p ublic patronage.
plesso - ealdandAranino our goods and prices.
Oct. IXES. E. C. ACKIMmAN.
AicL.F.;IN & HOOVER,
=I
FAMILY .. SEWING MACHINE,
This 'Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt,
cord, And, embroider and gather in the most perfect
manner, and will sew from the lightest to the heavi
est goods
WITHOUT CILLYGE OF T.l;:*o_N"
It is not a Cheap Machine," but in all respects
equel4 the higher priced ones,. nhno In simpritity,
non•liability to get out of otdeg, and ease of manage
went IT 131711PARBES I.L.s 1,
Aa ts.nroination is dashed from all to test the troth
of onr assertdons. ALL MAcuis , r.s W.urrarrED Pir.a
zErr._ . MARY E. WATTS, Agent.
Towanda, Sept. 1, IslV,
PUBBI:C SALE.-1. ,will ' sell at.
public are, on my premises. on Moore's Ilia.
Ulster twp., on Tuesday, November lst; 18',O. com
mencing al 10 o'clock a.m., all °troy Stock, Farm
ing Utensils. he.. together. with my fann.
Sept. 22,10.-ts. LEWIS LEWIS.
MEE
i.
nitS
Y MEICCITR
o their former
FRENCH PLAIDS
offered much
Also a lot of,
AND
SILK VELVETS,
A 1413
BROCHE SHAWLS,
KEYSTONE STORE
LADIE'S
Price, $33 00.
~dL V^ -
PIUYSIOrt3 - ..- ;kV_
ta4"4l
-
'7 - 7" •
'• 4 .
New Misuse 15116,1868..
.4:11otroT to adtoiteuMostotoitailP4B444o74-
or cagrotiew =mum sucaT.....T.mwe.f .
pilot parts are MEM ZANG Cl7loDrs,
AND =VIM BEIUM24,
• A Sob '
s, 1:!/' Op
-1 - e
tjpes 6=
-
baba os by Maplaco t .ripat atith i ayre obtain:
Od,from Junlper i , 934:gir, Is itietN
aita a unali.jauavi",. /4 la
al& than spy
,nOw-.lu:
Mich% as Miaowed b 7, DEMO% / 1 PUG dark
Color.' It 6 a plant this antis 111 trigianie the
soc*Md l isMumWipiTiAdataiiktMiropthWVO,
leaving dark andglatlniusdacci"lloo. Mae is the
eater ot edleingr eta: The thichatt mOreptirstion
r etiree the' Keenest quantity of; the other
. ing4fliente 1 1 / 1 3,14614 to prevent fenx;entatiani , iip
ext inspection, S erlOe toned apt td bii a ThiciarO,
mi4e In Phancupepcet, nor is 11 s ityx*—and
therefore can beniedln wore where fever or tad&
snattofi exist.. In tbis, ;on }kayo tholoosqedgo
Ma ingredients and the mods of preparation:
if °ping that you will favor .It, with a trUl. and
!.bat upon inspeetlon it will meet wiib yclur appro.
IE!
With s feeling of coolidenpir,'•
I'lo4 .
- , H. T. HEMBOJD.
Chemist And Drie.Wat of
_IS years expeeletee.
From the Ingest swassiseturing Chemists' ityllte
'World.]
lioviaessi 4.,.151.
an-acipiainted vitkillr. li. T. Ilelmbiga; he
oecttpied the Drug Store opposite my reeldginco,and
intecessful in canductingltte bueineu irherdi
others had notbeen equally ao before Mi.: , I have
been favorebl3r Imprenned.rth.bls 'character and en•,
urns..
MILLI/al WEIGHT/Z.IA
Firm•of Powers & Weightmani Illeantracturiag
elteudets, leineth and Brown Ste., Phila.
ES
g6LMEOLD . I3 FLUID Errzsci : pocznr. , ler weak
ness arising froM indiscretion. The eitansted pow
ers of 'Nature which-are accompanied by so many
alarming symptom.; among which will be fifiand„
In
disposition to Eierticin. Loss, of Memory, Wakeful.
nose, Borer' of Mont; or Forebodings of kvii; iri
fact. Universal Lasallude, Prostratioa, and inability .
~.'i .
to enter into tho'enioyments of society 1 . .
The mnetitntian, once. affccted with Organic
Weakness, requires the . ald of medicine to strength
an and invigorate the system; which HELITBOI,IrSi
EXTRACT BCCIIII invariably does. If no treat,
mont is embmitted to, Consumption or insanity en
I=
listmsoin's nun) Errnacr Bum; in ar-
teetimas peengir to Females, is ttnegimiled by any
ogler preDaration, as In Chlorosis, or netention
PainfeWeek or &lards Stateof the trterne, and all
complaints incident to the - se; or the declino or
change of llfe.
IliammeLD's FLUID Ex - raw? Eucnu alai ix.
MOVED Bon Wean will radically exterminate from
the system, diseases ariMug from habits of dlsidpa-
Hon. a litileerpetise, little or no change in diet, no
tact:insp./pie:ler. or exposure; completely superseding
those unplessantend dangerons remedies, Copatea
and Mercury, in i/1 these dismses.
use u.i , BoLD's FUnD Erraacr BCC= in_all
• 1
diseases of these organs, whetbor oxiiting in null or
female, from wbatevei carob °ties:tilting, and no
matter of how long standing. It is plossant. In taste
and oder, niintnediate" in action, and more strength-
cuing than any of the preparttlorir, of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken-down or &Brute,
cobetitutionp, proctire the remedy tit once
The reader must Le aware that, however slight
may be tho attaa of the above diseases, it is certain
to affect tho bodily health sad mental powers
An the abOve diseases require tho ... uld of a Din-
retie
,IFIELMOLD'S EXTRACT BIICHU is the
gralt - lurette
Sok' by Dru4ai• aft' :everywhere.
,PnrcE—il.2s
per bottle, or ilbottleefor $4,50. Delivered .to any
address. Describe symptoms in-all COMMUlliell
tione
Address U. • T. UEL3IBOLD, Drug iuld Chtml
cal Wherehouse. 394 Broidway, N. Y
NONE 411 E !IpiIJINE UNLLS9 DONE CP LN
steel-engraved wrapper, with hic-ititulle of 7 Chemi-
cal Warahowa, and signed,
10,1670.-19
, _
-• t“ .41,0 ItOBEEL ,- ~
---. . '
I
-5;i4- POWELL do CO. ' '
! P i - ' , 2.L.- , 17 ,
j .r- the
largo lot_olt Buffalo tobei
1,751 ' 4 , the Plates, which are superior to_liay
eared by too beretoine. . . • ,
. ^
W •.L. 'II ;41 - G .
T" f.:
•;"?'"7 "..--••••••
Having 41‘etneeehinesimniinielz denizen
belonging to the Mean% :meld notify the
dttaena Of inll4lll4s end ibisaltritMit a 5 .0 1 .41 110
etnietantly On bind MI. dolt of • - "- • • -
rind,'? 19Y c nUI rra AV .B BCMT
■
rig BULK O BI • TRE:BABBEL:
IN SACKS,. 1381 A 5., AND SAGS.
PLASTER AND KEROSENE
• - , -• • . .
'be pleased' to supply' them with it .
reseenahle plias. None but the men QIIALUIL will,
be'onhted foieele, consequently cannot gio•
leg entireentafaction and meeting the wants of the
CASK` PAID FOR GRAM,- ,-
On 4.llvery t /ui . 4lAor every d t eieriptlon of
• •
11.3 f E 'lt ' $ 7 . P FUO D U.GE
Or Mien t o 'exchange - for .Coab LW:m.1330. Mater.
. 4 Cement and Kerosene'oll;
ISAAC LE DIOTT, as my agent, teill alve/rya be
at the Warehouse to attend to customers.,
Wyalualngi Aug. 10. 1870. •
HIINOIREY BitOTHEES-
WILL OFFER THIS WEER
100 CASES .
100 CASES
100 CASES •
50 CASES
50 CASES
50 CASES
WO END'S and 'MISSES S T IOES.
WOMEN'S and MISSES F AMES,.
WOMEN'S and MISSEF . , swim
LATEST • ST YLE
LATEST STYLE
LATEST STYLE
100
100
100 • .
TRAVELING BAGS, &C.
TRAVELING BAGS, &C.
TRAVELING BAGS, &C,
• .
FINEST LOT INIOWANDA.
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA. 4
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA.
20 ( (4
2
20a
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
bERY DESCRIPTION.
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Large lot of
Large lot of -
Large lot of ,
i
BUFFALO ,ROBES,
BliFi'ALO ROBES,
• - •
BUFFALO -ROBS,
t c •
FANCY RUGS, &C
FANCY RUGS, &C.
FANCY RI.JI3§, &C.
Haling enlarged onr salesroom and made eaten=
slue trarchases of all goods In our branch of trade.
we are prepared to offer extra inducementa.
Sept. 22. 1870. HUMPHREY BROTHERS. .
THE LIGHT HOUSE
BABE BURNING AND mist uzyrntc; =IT
• - Ms been awarded
TWO FIRST PREAIRDiS
Competing with all the leading stoves of tho day.
Also. First" Premiums at the New Jersey State Fair,
as well as at nunteiona County Fairs.
For sale by • M. LEWIS A: SON:
0et.20.'70. Ilrid47,e. at., Towanda.
MISSES KINGSLEY & EATON
• •
liaeq
opc:ned a new •
DRESS MAKINti,E4TABLIiiIIME2T
In the room. over Xin4sley's Millinery. store,
(one door south of Fox* Mercur'sr, where they are
prepared to do all kinds of work in the Pre.js Mak
ing lino. at reasonable rates..
FASHION PLATES
Of the latest style rocciVetlits coon stpubliehe4.
They will aloe give instrttetunl .
currnw, AND rrrrrsct ItteESSE.i3;
.I . ENNIE KINGSLEY,
- Sept. T..).'70. LYDIA G. EATON.
OFFEE, TEA: SUGA_R;-FISH,
N_J &a., wholesale aucl retail.
Juli I. Iftt'Al3E 'k MIX.
FOR. THIRTY DAYS:
I sill sea Boots and Shoe's at coat to ntake room
for New Sthek. JOHN MINTS - BE.
Sept, 22,,70.
CAKES A.ND-CRACKERS.-GRE
clan Bend. Scoteti Oranee,Rahuin, Le ?„,
on and Olnker Cakes, - 'Wealdne,ton. Jnmfdes IVA
Coffee Illeenit, and all kinds orCraekersist
Mardi 4. til.' • W. A. ROCKWELL'S.
pAsli PAID FOE WHEAT. RYE,
Oafs; butts:, F.gg,s 1 and all kinds of connify
Produc.lbi • FOX k 311Marit.
H. T. UELUBOI.D
.............
KEYSTONE .STORE.
. A
' .3!1-
S.' Ta, T
c, EL 3t,,
-MEN and BOYS BOOTS.
MEN and BOYS ,BOOTS.
'MEN and BOYS . BOOTS.
AND BEST QUALITY
AND BEST QUALITY.
AND BEST QUALITY.
FINE TRUNKS,
FINE TRUNKS,
'FINE TRUNKS,
At the
NEW 1:0/IX-STATE FA4II.
(2 - Bronzo medals)
~ : i~~
7°.:fr*N_Dl- 'X A it -K
-ET
•
-. . A f noutsduz PRIM S 4,Kti.
su
••• • Ca bject to changes rreded erregt. & W
By. ; . ildlieder. b 7 C. D. I,Atar,
Wheel. L at builli. . • .........
I r N r i k e l - si, . bomb ' • • • •
. .... . .
Ode. II build . —.
Dries t II bu5h......., . .'
............
Butter (tong Bi
-do calm. it n$
=au*. ' •
moo Ilk
Hess i ill
Drdone. II bulb
U. - i t
W 11768111 CM GIULINWheni6O lb. ; Cor o s r , -
Th .
Diu id lbs.; Creis 33 lbs.; Derley 4G IN.;
Sem Bricks
de lbs.; Beans 421b4.; Bran 20 tbs.: Licher t
mg; ; Timothy Seed 44 lbs. ; Dried Peaches 33 p er ,
.
Dried Andes 22 lbs.. lies: heed 50 lbs.
IVIALL A.BRANGMEEms 211 Z OF
TOWANDA- ner•OnriCE•
Unlit farther nodes the lla4a at thie adi ce v i a
latriva aad depart at (okays : • , .
• • - wiffitf.
Northern ma, • vu , A. .. : .... . x.
dontbern •
........ 7:15 A,
*Troy r. ..... :13:04fist. ..... 1:90 4. i t .
mon = ....... r.
L
.01:Lahore 0 11:06.a.-Sr ......... 11 , 3 P. L .
LerarPrini "••a ,s • MAO a. ie. ....... 12.1*
Hadar " /MOO Se• •••• • ..
*Satan znalla arrives avat7 Monday. Weduido VA 1.4.n44
6,00 ar., and
iday. depart. 4t 7:00 it. 94
, and data •
Mat/ 111 =antrell eT
day ert,Taaa.Liy,
d a:00 nd Saturday a$ 8:00 -orartstatais day !
afar AU sisal; dose 30 isdaides Wire 44
parkers; and am war north aad anda . .0, 4 4 5
tes grottos& • 4" B. W. AINOBD, p
TO - THOSE GpNG: TtxVi
MITRING MUM TO oupice:
Ton should study two thiugs.Pirst, to, ••1-
.
GET Taor WUEBZ ntarassts `r,Lorn.
18 MADE
, Secondly,
WILERE THEY ARE SOLD CREA.I
, and In (Facet() be able to calla g o „ a &r ed,
tho merctuant meat understand I , L. b t onA FE. T r :: :
k now h ow , wlwe and what to t. ay as apput.;t t .;
man does; and is ~
PRACTICAL 'Luton
IS all Its tornstiSst I risks@ It ltaling.-hid
EIGHTEEN YEAIIS, ESI•EPIKNCE
•
the busiticsa. ErAVe been a cutler is SOILS. 4rL
best homes !n
4
NEw YORK CUM
. 11 3 tau'. ruttinr. Ina
do my own buying, 'oaf
divide my profits wit n no nun. so 'La* IcaA qi n ,n2
do- r and with Jaw rc nt Arid otbor Rrsinp„.
portion, thus making the rout -cf carrying on tat
burliness very bmsll..
In reeding, Um': Alovo Y9*; aLt teelarby it Li that
I .CAN - SFJA, GOODS
.03EAPER
Than men r ;ikli , ; r:Miig the bneinem. and hanta
knowledge et it theineelven, have to employ odes it
large
acne aala sto attend. to it, and customers min
ply tier, ltkc m,yaett
?Jtrsm - Ess TO LIVE BY-lIT.
If vng dcrul.l the abovo atittentent, b:, coy,tr.L.
b 3 UM 1 on
I .rtryhant.Tailor, Bridge St., TOwands,P2'.
' Aug. 10,7
TOWANDA AGRICLI - AL
• wpnr..s STILL ALIVE!
k •
. The
nof superintendent of this bop fe !low ofenlg
ame the best .
L - 11 . A 6" NS ,
rt.4olim wAGoNs,
.V6VE.IiD•ANP OPEN BUGGIES,
ever offered in tide market. Best ...lectcd
OAK AND HICKORY TIMBER
•
treed. and
tillii:urk made by tans:
EItiE4ED WORK:deg . .
*have the . •
•
,
• FAT.E'2I7 RU.S.SI.I fßo.. l :sE4rs,
eery. .
Ii and so durable that even title hat
littleld do Inwards their de . eay,.
etamlue bur work before phrehaaing elu.
where, - Repairing done on ahartmottee.
31. l'AlUlttctot. Prest._ ' _ 3W. TINCIZT,
Tow*ada.,lJuly 20, 1870. ' Superintendent
1)P
11111
CMGS
C YARD
- Utttil„,,,rtrther * notice pe?.....ei at Yard, are
$5 :l .
Stuve,'or Nos. Saud , ' 7 • $5 51;
Mit, or coarse, N 0.5..:.... ... 5 25.
Pittston Nut, or,No. 5... 4 .5
The folltcrriug arldrtioual chairs, fur
delivering koal within the borough yurlts:
l'er cte. Ertra for rarr3 - lug to SI cr.
Half ton 35
Quartr t0u,..25 " '
/kW' Leave Orders at lily Ctal Office, No. 3, t
curs New Block, south ate. .
118 - Orders sunstlu alPeaFe be accamparecd I.y .
the cash.
Towanda. Sept. 15,10. R. M. WE - *,r;1.1 , ..
U RN It U.R E !
- Having parchaped and rcpleuished the
— 'O.4E.IF FURNITURE STORE: '"
' ).l' S. T. Decker, ou first door be'e .- as 'll
R Myer store, and a little south of the Means Moro.
.I.azu prepared to Innaish
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
at wholesaleand retail, as cheap an the same ran be
11.1 at any establishment in the county. My stock
is foilond'l't'ompletc, comprising all the ‘airii.tits
usually kept in a first-class 'Furniture Store. Ile
.üblic are respectfully aolicited to examine my nod
and prices. at No. 155 Main-at.
N..B.—Picturca framed with neatness and dispda.
J. H. PUINNEY.
Towanda, pt. 1. 1870.—tf
TOW.NDA. COAL YARD
10.q11.E.ACITE ISITIIIIIITOUS COALS.
The undersigned, Having leasedithe Coal Yard - sr. , l
Bock at the old o Barclay Basin,''Sind just completed
a large - Cual-houseand Otlice upon the premises. are
now prepared to fiiinieh the citizens of Towanda and
vicirrlty with the different ki ndii and street of the above
named coals upon the moat reasonable terms in any
quantity desired.' Prices at the Yard until furtlo , r
notice :
Move\ js si
•
Large Egg ' , :.- .• S ts
Small Egg..... 4 ,- 3 5 , 5
Lump,:_ S 53
Plyruotli Nut _
5 25
Pittston Nut - 5 0.5
: Barclay" Lump - -
" Run of Mines 3 50
" ' Flue. orltlackamith
The follOwhir , additional charges will be made Sr
delivering Coal within the borough limiti.:
Per T0n...50 routs, Extra for carrying la. 50 even.
Qr. T0u...23 • ; •• 25 "
iar Orders may be s ieft at the Yak comer of 1:1.2.•
read and Elisabeth Streits, or at 11. e. Porter's Drt.'
Store. • • -
li.S.Orders must in a il case. be aerompar.ied . r•tb
the cash. ' - WARD d: ROSTOV.
Towanda...bane 1, 1870—tt
3/ ONE-V. SAVED,
Dl' PURCHASING YOUR
STOVES.AND HARDWARE
=i!
SHIP YOUR .BUTT,F,R, , R 1 Gs
PUL'L'ET, CIIKE§E amt FRUITS to.
TITS F.A.IIMERS PRODUCE ASSOCIATIoN
Ot'flee and itcreiving Depot, 247 Wash'ington t
New 1. - t4rk. •
This orgWAL.lOOp to au Association Earns
for the pitrpise of Receiving and Selling all.jon,:. 41
Perm Produce on COrnifeiPgien only.
All emirmunieat.ons to the Association 5h0u!,1144
addre44 , sed to -
34. A. Fr.ercm.S.c'y •:
- : 247 Washington et-. N• 1 .
Shlpphy caras ugly be obtalirsl by I,l4lresaini l l•
ticeret..gy, or of J. E 1344u.E.,
Leßaysville, 143..•
Who is the Trarchug Agent in lhadfurd and • • -
lumna Countk's. t •
H. BoNrd'res.. •H. F.11111.04n, V:,
S. A. FrgAsn. itre y.
Sept. .
TOTICE • IS- HEREBY GIVEN
that application wilt Isa wade at the next 1044:
ing of the Leg:slitters of Pennsylvania for the in,
poration of a i gzings to known as 0..
Athens Saving ok, totave s capital of nfty tges
and ilollsrstrith authority to increase the ennui t^SI I Y
amount not exceeding three hundred ttfonsand
Lars. The objects of eaktisank are to receive u:'^
ou dpeOsit slid to dleecinfit - notes. bills, A,.
.exercise general banking privileges. to be 10cat44. 1
the borough of Athens; county of lintelfejti.'
authority to citable h. lhanches at other 1,1 - . ,,,
said colinty. -
• 114 1 0UN.131/Y FOR
in home. Bradford county. Pa. The ..tcari
14.perty in the.worl.l. A large Pot:nary in roun,r."
or:on.. with eseryth.fr ,, used In the bumin....
tei to.) A good Houma. and
acres of choice laud. goi.xl fruit. %well.
two thousand dollari.lnquire of • W. DROWN .
Rome. Pa., or braudiall .t ltntr.oWaY. at t,tw
n9 l . White and Line stern, Dridge Strect: - Trowa" 4 '
joif 217,'7u;:m
$113 014
1 ' 0 4 3 2 op
750%.0r,
C. N. IiRkIN.,i)N