News Thi33, a,fl Nations.
- Cloud is said to be a total
rota:.
. •
—King Victor wil l enter Borne on
the Uth.
° —Brownlow. is_ enjoying better_
health • r
—The tobacco crop is generally re
ported good. . •
—lowa city is worried by" a gang
or boy burglars.
=The' improvement of the Illinois
~ rieeris progressing.
—Allentown offers a reward of
$2OOO for incendiaries convicted.
the use of iron fronts for build
ings is becoming more general.
—French papers now style Euge
nie, Madame Bonaparte.
—A girl at Cheater, Vt., . recently,
died from tight lacing.
-4 - Pottsville claims 4:1 be the larg...
est borough in tilt) State.. .
—The country annually produces
118,642,000 gallons aspirita.
—Mobile has had 173 deaths from
yellow fever this Season. . •
s moke Tours from Paris
now by balloon.
—Paris, Me., makes 10,000 wheel
barrows annually.
-=Minnesota is picking second
crops of Strawberries.
—lncendiaries are burning Georgia
On•houses.
—lron bridges are bull more
cheaply in Kansas than wooden;
—Genesee county, N. Y., \ claims an
apple crop of 13(0,001) barrels.
—Berlin manufacturers - are' busy
on winter garments for The-troops.
—ln the French capital "Up in a
balloon, boys," is now very much sung.
—A blow up of a Mississippi steam
boat is expected soon, as they are still racing.
—New Orleans registers thisyear
37 , 42,
763 vote In 1868 the number was 000.
ante brags over a pair of fowls
betwC•n turkey& and guinea hens.
—New York is discussing the co
nundrum, "What becomes of all the pianos?'
—No feint than five persons 'were
killed by omnibuses and cabs in London within
a week.
—Traffic returns have been entire
ly suspended by the great French railroad com
panies.
-The Saratoga springs tannery
turns out about GOO dozen sheepskins for book
binding a week.
•
-The penal statutes of California
are in the hands of a revision committee, which
has nearly finished its work.
—Since the rise of water in the
!dreams °Maine the mills are operating day
and night, to make up for lost timo.
—Another Yankee notion is about
to be introduced in Europe. Pullman will start
some of his palace cars there shortly.
—St. Louis is perfectly well satis
fied that Chicago will lose its grain trade_entire•
ly by itvolimited trickery and cheating.
—The female member of the lowa
bat advertises herself an "ittonteyess-at-law."
ne has not yet hadA. caso-ess.
—At San FAncisco a Chinaman
recently 411.11! his daughter a name which,trana
lated, means " You-ought-to-have-been-a-boy.'
—The palm or date sugar is.. of a
brownish color, known in India u Jaggery.
This the chief variety of sugar manufactured
in .a.
—lt is estimated that at least two
thousand trunks, full of valuable'artieles be
longing to Americans, are at the railway station
in Faris: '
good many remains OP sup
posed antediluvian monsters have been discov
ered in a lake in Hungary which has been
drained.
• —There will be fifty-three Sundays
in the year 1871—tho year beginning and end-
Sunday. It ought to be a good year.
—The. census of lowa, as officially
reported, gives tlie State 1,187,398 inhabitants,
a gain of nearly one hundred per cent. in ten
—Corn doctors say: Let the lo
oks keerup the fashion of high heeled boots.
It brings na more customers than all thJ other
caeses combined. .
—Skates are sold to-day forty per
cent. cheaper than before .the war. ^eoofteti
lion and machinery have made the Ameßean
...bates the best in the world.
—Crackers, poisoned with strych
nine for dogs, were tend recently in the streets
r.f Bath. The value 'of human life in that city
must be Ina at a IoW figure.'
—At a recent sand blast near New
foundland4torris county, New Jersey, a large
rock, computed to
,weigh thirty tons, was thrown
a distance of seventy yards.
—Some . prodigious bombs, on the
way to Versailles, lately passed through Frank
fort. These mortars carry ono hundred and
forty pounds of powder, and could easily con
tain a small-sized man.
—A company has gone to work
on the old rebel armory at Ilacon, Ga., having
bought the property of the United States, and
~ o.on it will resound, with the hum of cotton
spindles.
—Mark Twain reprints his admir
able Calazy "Memoranda " in his own paper,
-the Buffalo Express, bat writes Wig or nothing
,kiriginal, in his peculiar reirr t least, f or
alteet:
—The news of the massacre of
eleven tourbita near beautiful Naples, to the
rotnantlo and adventurous mind, moat add a
new charm' to the numemus other charms of
travel in beautiful Italy.
—By' way of reprisal on account of
the publication of the secret papers of the Em
peror found at Paris, the Bonapartists threaten
to pnblish documents which will compromise
members of the old opposition parties.
—New York is felicitating itself
over the approaching completion of its first
French or "apartment " hoteL The new gime
tare is on the corner of Fifth avenue and Then
ry-seventh street, and is building by Partin
Stevens.
—A letter from Versailles, in the
Cologne Gazette, says: 'The majority of the
shops arp open. Salt, butter, milk and meat,
articles ofilnxnry in districts which I have just
trwerrsed, are here, if not in excess, at least In
euilicient quantity.
•
---A circus in Ohio was struck by
a storm, and tho tent lifted many feet hlghoind
carried slicer ever the people. The poles were
dragged through the crowd, creating some bad
casualties. The elephant broke loose and left
the show in disgust.
—The prisoners - at Wilhelmshohe,
including the military attaches of the Emperor,
are'sbout to doff their uniforms and assume
citizens' clothes. IA hatter in Cassel has order
ed from the eat hat house of Vessel, in Berlin,
seventy silk hats for the Emperor and hlisnite.
—A large refrigerator car contain
ittg about three tons of beef, arrived in
York direct from California. When the car was
opened the meat was found to be in a splendid
state of preservation. The meat thus brought
can he sold at one-half the prirn which Is ,now
ehtrged.
—Engineers are locating the line
of the Great Northern Btulrilad in Texas.
—New York is La have a line of
t storicr3 omnibuses stith seats on top.
'member of the New York Gold
F.sehinee has been suspended for Vtirty days
for assaulting a gentleman.
—The New York Commissioners
of Piers and Docks have bee considering the
removal of the West Washington market.
—The census return from the
South show an increase In the colored popula
tion, though in not /whims a proportion as in
previous years.
•
—Several gentlemen from Pentu3yl-
Tanis have erecently been making a tong through
Fentress and adjoming counties in Tennessee,
with a view to sirchaae land.
—lt is reported that the prospect
for cheap mackerel, Cod and herring this com
ing %rioter is excellent. They are very plenty
at the hanks of Newfoundland,
—The expenditures in Pennsylva
nia this debool year fur sebool-bonsea reaches
nearly tooo,oon. The total for all Retool plar
pwis amounts to over $7,000.000.
—Daniel Sullivan, the oldest letter
carrier in the tinted States. Will recently com
pelled to resign his past at floe Lester In Co7lle*
quo= of falling health.
•
—James B. Hope will -visit the
larger cities of the North to rolkit rnbscriptions
for the sufferers by the late flood in Virginia.
Ife Is ernsonisikrnedly OoTernor Went.
falba few*.
EDITOIti I
E. 0. GOODRICH. X. W. ALVORD.
Towanda, Thursday, Nov. 10;411711
THE LIZOISLATIIIIII.MUE SPEAKEit.
SIIIP.
Thci tegicatiOre - socin to assemble
will hare -to dispose tof mine - cropOr
taut measures than 'have been
brought before the State Legislature
in many yeari. In the first place, a
State Trefieuierlain be elected, and
it is , to be hoped that the disgraceful
praCtice which hasteen so prevalent
of late years, of making
* this _office a
smatter of barter and sale, will be
frowned down, and that a man may
be selected on account of personal
fitness— one whb will so conduct the
affairs of the office that the State
shall reap the benefits, instead of a
ew political friends.
Then, without doubt, the scheme
to: take nine
,and a half millions of
dollars out of the sinking fund and
give it away to certain railroad cor
porations, will be revived, and 11. -
liberal share of the amount used to
secure its accomplishment. It is to
be-hoped, however, that there will be
honest men enough in the Legislat
tare, to prevent this' nefarious legis
lation.
Another important matter which
will demand the attention of the
Legieliture, is the re-diatrieting of
the State, both for members of the
State Legislature and for members
of Congress. •
These are are a few of the meas
ures in which all the' people of the
Commonwealth arc interested, and
which should receive the weful and
watchful attention of members, and
we sincerely hope to be - a1;10 to re
cord at . the close co the session, that
they haAVe been disposed, of in a man.
ner alike creditable to the members
and their constituents.
For the Speakership of the Horse
several names are already mentioned,
among them our own member, Hon.
JAmEii H. WEBB. The election of
such a man as Mr. W. as - presiding
officer would aid materially in secur
ing just and equitable action on the
measures above mentioned, as well
as other questions which may. come
before that body. His long experi
ence as a legislator, his known abil
ity and integrity, and his impartial
devotion to the interests of the whole -
State, clearly point him out as the
proper man for the position. Besides,
Bradford has sent many able`men to
the State Legislature, since the or
ganization of the Republican party,
and we believe never before has ask
ed to have one them honored by
election to the office of Speaker, and
we believe that it will be conceded
that our claim should 'not be over.:
looked, especially as we present a
man so highly qualified for the place.
.lowa, after ten years of Re
publican rule, is free of debt. New
York, after sixteen years of •misrele,
has increased bar expensel from five
million to twenty-six million dollars.-
It is said that Oneida county's share
of the increased expenses for the
year 1870 is•over 04,500. , But while
this increase is of itself sufficient to
induce any one to object to Tamml
ny rule, an analysis of tli n at increase
is somewhat startling. In 1856 the
expenses of the Mayor's office were
$10,150, while the salaries, exclusive
of the Mayor's and legislative offi
cers, reached $369,200. In 1870 the
expenses of the Mayor's office were
61,000, and the salaries, exclusive of
the Mayor's and legislative offices,
were two million, four hundred and
sixty thousand, four hundred and
ninety-three dollars. When the in
crease of population is considered,
one can hardly be satisfied that Dem
-ocratic rule means reduction ge taxa
tion, economy or honesty. At all
events one would rather live itti Re
publican lowa than Democratic New
York.
"Ifir While Northern Demkracy
crows jubilantly over the - late elec
tions, their Southern brethren , see
plairdthat there is no cause of re
joicing. A barren victory, that avails
nothing, after all the promiies the
Northern Demberacy, made, , has
aroused the anger of the Richmond
Despatch, and it strikes back as
lows:
" The truth is, the Northern Democrats have
not the tact, or good sense, or wisdom, or what
yotirarill, to make up good Wines. 'The South
ern Democrats formerly made these up for
them, and then they were alwayi tmcoess&l."
. This is hardly kind to 'the 'North
ern Democrats, When they have been
asserting so joyously for weeks that
they have had a Democratic triumph..
But the sting of the rebuke rests in
the fact, that of old, Southern Demo
crats, having all the wisdom, made
up the issues for the Northern Dent
°Fats, who had no good sense, and
then Democracy was always success
ful.
M. The official account of Gover
nor Scow relative to the recent out
rages committed in South Carolina,
states that at least sixty perl•ons have
been killed or seriously injured since
the election. The Democratic press
had been teaching its readers to • be
lieve that the Democracy would be
triumphant, and when it was discov
ered to be defeated, outrages against
Republicans were at once commenc
ed. Application for, a military force
to be stationed in that State, it' is
said, will b 9 granted, and similar
outrages tram be prevented. It
seems, however, as though the ruling
spirit of the DeMocracy was riot.
IS. We have he' definite refinis
from the elections ithich L feok place
on Tuesday. In New York. Gov.
HOFFMAN in To-elected by a reduced
majority. The day passed off:quiet
's in the city.
- „ ,
44 oust sTAG rrni. irmutp.r, -
l t
Last year, when the state - F a in
- 12 ** S tr
CAiiii* • *Mr
i e tlemn,No- .0 t # 31 4 4 1 -
Eve
4/ 44 1 : 1 V:Z. ' fi r 4t rt e l 4j..
rytithw .
Fair was very Ideasint and the ask
Edon was i•epresented to be an entire
nom& One ..little-ekinegularity,"
t hivrfprek,toon attracted the alien
•tion of Mr. esmasoms: he did not see
the Starnan'd Stripekfloating in the
southern breeze. The old statesman
was not king in.. zuggestin' g. tbaLita
appearing wool 19!. only, bt:),*"
ly appropriate but peculia4
The Superintendent saidthereitould
be no objection to displaying the flag
but the Society did not - own one
This obstacle' aneoiin 01440414
Gen. CAILZRON purchasing and pre
senting the article. The American
Flag "floated oneelatwaintin
-.This Year ,the
repeated in a more malignant.fornh
however.- One CoL , tanCr, Pt dent ,
of the SoCiety,.9oered' that:Pernaiur
diiplaying the Union 114 Unthe Podi
grounds shonld.take it down. %nit
This command met - the approval at
many, it at the same time kicked up
a rumpus that resulted * compelling.
the. President to recall, hie order,
when the Union Sag:was wain: dis
played: Governor Bezracs had been
invited, but-hearing of the action of
President Lacy declined visiting the
Pell.: The following telegraphic cor
respondence vilified:-
' Br Thraciamt ism ikurrnoars - Pers t
• : , • • October 20.
_.
Iti ni . ' ' ' , GoEffnor "Bullock:I
resxyeltiadtrieetWt :Iran dowtryeiterdss
hrlds order from th e ratellagpoW of Meow.
And Woolen tol) re ,
... arul zv it .
slininz. ia now in op
plate.
Eitiperintendent.
&scums DIPAItriCISTA t
- .
tamaxu, 1870.
J. C. Kimbell, Supt. Oyeampe Perk: You
dispatch received. I' m gratified to know that
the American flag is now allowed to float at the
Fair ciroond, and . shall visit the exhibition to
M"MrMAII
morrow
Thus ended this year's liffle
culty about the. Union Fag . at- the
State Fair in Georgia. It is.but just
ice to our friends there; howerer; 'to
say; in the words of the Atlanta Era,
that the unpleasant affair was
brought on by the peculiar notions
of one gentlemen, who, our cotempo
rary sap, it is pleased to assure the
pt:iblic., does not represent the Nil
jugs or wishes of the-people of Geor-
ter Cam and' Eva, the Siamese
twins, for years havb been &dui - tilting
the best mediciff authority with,refer!.
once to being separated. Science,-
however, has in each instant* posi-,
tively asserted that any such attempt
would be, death to hoth7Soiae time
since Cniso had a stroke„ of paraly
sis, and his twin brother from that
hour' was in effect tiedAe a dead
man. Lately, Cimea has grown low
spirited and melancholy, and Fava
has shown a distinct and separate
volition, not only from the fact of
still retaining hie health, but from
the further fact of being, cheerful
while his' brother was, -depressed:
This state of affairs has given rise tit
another consultation of the medical
faculty, and they now declare that
should Ciu:No die, his brother could
be separated from the dead body
with safety. Science is likely: to err
in thje conclusion as in 'the former,
but if the operation, after the death
of either, can' be safely performed,
there is no reason whyit might. not
have been dote during the life- of
both, and the minds of these two
men been relieved of the unhappy
disquietude that must have constant
ly harassed them.
18.. In the Sixteenth, Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Congressional dis
tricts the aggregate Democratie ma
jority is 53"; or 15 in the Sixteenth,
11 in• the,Seventeenth and 27 in the
Eighteenth. In these districts.thou
sands of Republicans were so apa
thetic as to neglect to go the polls at
all. In many of the voting precincts
more Republicans neglected to Vote
than the Democratic majority in
these districts. In the Sixteenth dis
trict which defeated COMA by 11
votes, two Republicans staid away
frOlii the polls fqr one democrat, and
the same seems to have been the
'case in the Seventeenth and Eigh
teenth. When they see these men,
elected by their indifference,:working
in Congress with the free traders kr
destroy the prosperity - of the State,
and to reduce the prices as -well 141
the quantity nf latintrns they dO
if they interfere' with the Manufac
baring interests of the State, t we hope:
their consciences will be less apathit
ic than they were on election day. -
Kir Secretary BouTwELL's itemized
statement of the public debt, issnd
November 1, reveals the fact that of
the two billion outstanding bonds of
the United States,' from 1868 on,
seven hundred and twenty-threemil-'
lions, or about three-eighths .of the
whole 'amount, are registered; Regis
tration is alinost shiays an eividenee
of permanent investment,. and this j
fact shows how very rapidly-, the
whole fund of Government securities
is becoming absorbed in a shape that
withdraws theta entirely from the
fluctuations' of the market. The
registered' bonds may I be safely' 01:.
sumed'as all 'permanently invested,
and they constitute but buts part of the
whole amt* veir many
persons are unable register;. and I
others are Willing to the &ince" I
of the coupons. - I
A DEsrocatenc ljnaurs.--The
Brooklyn agie, Democmtioi 'maces
this truthful statement: ".The World
adop,ta the policy of startling, indi
reCt, desperate and sometimes ingen
ionsyet always self-refuting;
statettient4 and for ovary s readii
deceives, thirty.are diagzudo_3d auger
ed, and .mado -incapable of - putting ,
confidence in the paper on anitines
tioti-ever afterivard."
VMS
'Rumor rai s sur oat=
•
.4 1 1141:14 Nor. 4. UM •
90 the Mak IgPglabW 1870; the
1 0katiCrikuiring ever?'
• i'.loiii *pnwen*bed
1. • wing.
nay • thisieg
nbdion, - - or-suspen-;
sion. • student would
voluntarily wear this Lead.4plittirw,
uniroktorbTh - irall;lhe — above aides
was received with great einistalw
tion. The first public derrionstratien
of the atudentnagahuit - the eisonm
was the veering oi.crsPefiPsert b eir ~
hats, on Thor Itlst day of Obdr, the'
last bsfOrethederthe orderinurter
take street,. pa 4114 4:Madill; S 4 Nov, . ,
Pik.thtimeAddwpiztof.-Abo_titutleobt
amiubledlo
bind et44.a. rca :immted .theiceiroet.
dad. ,in_ tpterrixameevable. kind.- of ,
hendllter ,r 0491144 1,49') . .1 provoke.
laughter, and each .stadeut, Taut og
mask as,wa lau vrbit4t4pirtheat
auto* othMutberiebtblug. COP
fizi.provided3ler..the. ootaaieu. and
sunninutted hy.a materatils -Axing 7
hat. Was buns upwithe :shouldeti
of six mournfully dad pall =sere &
The_pmeemmatormaAmmed,- Made&
Whitkick'ellend, killeiredlY the
coffin,- chief nietulaeri, oaths. body,
of Auden% zusny - of whew werepreT
,vided milk.' ztai,, also • (tin.
bolas; skigh etc., -, with which
i ts inmates the .general .din. Altar,
proceeding through ;the , pinched
streets (where. irandry - amall bop.
testified :their appreciation -, of_ ..the
proceedings by pang
. the .column:
with vel) the procession ascended
the h ill,toward the University, pass
ins " (llama's Place." from the
windows of whichlmilding the learn
ed denizens were seen stretch
ing their heads, and smiling at the
at grotenne spectacle. As the pro
cession passed this beautiful build,
ins, the large bell at the University
pealed forth a solemn ImelL Arriv
ing at the campusback'of the -south
University building, a circle wag
'Orme& by - the ghostly knights,; out
side of which aught be seen serrate'.
carriages, filled with toinispoxqd, as
well as many pedestrians who 'had
come to witness the obsequies. In
the centre of the-circle wan the fune
ral pyre, which the chief chaplain
approachetliand having poured oil
upon it, it was soon blazingbrightly.
The coffin was-now tornearound the
circle, and into it were east the bats
worn upon the occasion.- On arriv- ,
ins , at the pyre, not only the lisolfin;!
but the aims of the pall bearers were;
doomed with the doomed chapeaux. ,
The whole mass was then cast upon
the blazing pyre, and the students,
kneeling upon -the 'turf; gave vent to
burst after burst of grief; While the'
band softly and beautifully played' a
dirge: TheOsplain then , addressed'
the mourners. His text mist And.
thialacultYrelgistered an oath; and'
thereware It by the Trustees, that
,hats shall no more be -known, but
that military cape shall abound
out thS land. Thug saith the Pres.*
He 'then eel:tooled:- them by Saying
that " though hats were denied them
yet they would pet le (*impelled' to
continue their course bareheaded,.
but that unto their keeping was , ev
en the military cap, wi th ohe sign
the forehead, that they might' be
known of men." As thelast hat was
reduced to ashes theprocessien was
reformed, and headed by one bearing
a shovelful' of the beloved •asheii,
moved to-another part ef the camp
us, and gathered around ei newly
du grave , g u arded-by four sombre
looking sextons. Here the ashes
were buried, and' the benedictioii
pronounced in these words; - 1—
" Rats sic all busied. and caps bare nowecnne,
“ We're all jolly good fellows, and well all so
The procession in ; returning up
, paged the residences of Pres
ident White and VicePreall 'Russell;
both of whom testified their .appre
ciation of the proceedings by a short
speech, the latter guying that he Only
regretted that the Paenity• were not
invited and furniShed with sheets for
the occasion. 'The procession then
disbanded'and the students returned
to their variounuarters; but far in.
to the night cou ld be heard the blast
of an occasional tin horn, not yet
content to relapse into silence.
Wainer Aoraer BAD,Mszinsonzer,--:
Most persons who write for the
press, whethetfor books or newspa
pers, practice on the motto that
printers_ can . read anything .and can
be imposed upon by all sorts of chi
rography. But are hes just been
decided which we hope will' be, 'a
warning to all bad writers in the fu
ture. The publishei*of the Digest
of the New .Hampshire La* Reports
have just teovered five htuidred
dol
lars from.the compilers as _extra Pay.
The agreement' Yrescribed:.that the,
digest should be printed in a cettain .
type, at a specified price per - page,
and stipulated that the manuscript
should not be in the' luindwitin of
the compiler, which was.kngwa to be
indistinct and illegible. The - size.of
the type, howeverovas changed, and
slaw part of the manuscript was
in the Nirithieof - LIM compiler: of the
digest, and the piihilahers;:theintore,
brought Suit to recover additional
pay for the increase-of labor by . the
change in the type, for the time. :ne
nupied in deeiphtiriiig the manuscript
and for the' alterations: made in :the
proof-sheete. Aftern trial occupying
week, the jury, as above stated,
brought . in a verdict of five hundred
dollars additional for the breach of
the contract. This case should stand
atm warn i ng to authors, both as to
the necessity of settling beforehand
the type in which their,bOoks are*
be Printed, and _.as to thei*due of j
a The -failure to
Coniply with both of these rimpiisitee
has caused a loss to the comPilee of
the Digest ,of the New Thimpshire
itepartaof probably a3t his profits.
l'inThe 'nation!
-id *etre! today, ; despite : , the lair
- deSt * .', are, less 'per' head tinni they
were tinder the iadisdnistralion of
Van Betel; Poll, Pierce or Itnohan
an. During tiebtst ',EWA 4ear the
: ii•st of the gOyerintent was $1.84 for
every ; inure nation , a nd this
is less - .by 18 cents than the Arierage
cost for the 24 years 'avoiding the
rebellion:' . This isibe - nrork Of "the
Inzustrimis soldieji, the modest:diSien,
•J • •
the head_ ol_ the Republican party,
the President of_the United- States.'
ag. Gold closed in York,
Tuesday, at 110:. TT-
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the 1M).• et Now
sereegeriiktofy., was Armitirany.'
t imed
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- : i pthe r Tquel-zere 4 1 00409iiii = '
Pelt et the cleehiem,!_the {a4ia# g
ball of ildistayelieekiThe oyster,'
id this'll:it solred-'`.l l he
had 'attachid
laid *Media 4044 2 1 1 0csugiali t,:cP
sridiffecrant %us* and in soloed.'
lanai t4itli etudoni: the epoila had
bieef' , nustli r 4; 11 4: 1464 n' '
re*
I ty,.. ? hal* own to the e 2 hedese;irT •
t t r
reel-, Uses:in_ hi, signifleiu . 4
feLAbst.rtil
:ed treason and now: nphedd trebelso
and all who took any 'pot in , , the
conspiracy against the Go4eitiment,
are strong advocates of free trade.
The Norkdk Journal, 'a. reolicsi, rebel
',sheet, is rejoicing in the libeller that
the progrese of free trade ideas will
deCitii:by the Republican party. That
would also destroy the, prosperity
of the country, is perhaps Ignite as
pleasant a prospeat to the southern
editors.
of6sk otai *oo4' has
been - refused 14' , tlit'3` - Paria Goiern
tient, and thews? will be continued.
The bombardment. of Paris has prob
ably been commenced; and the Pnis
!*a seem determined to push the
Struggle to the, extremity.without
any delay.- TheFiremeli Government
Ali ordeal the 'arrest Of'- Bazaars
and his staff officers wherever found.
ass.A dispatch to the Union Re
publican Committee in 'Washington,
ili grazooo :ofacutizialt,
:redorte,,that N ew' Weans' has gone
114publii4Ubeteieen *id, and four
, thonsmlbokls, and - that tlietitate of
ILl:Madam is - Betpubra:an by a ' veryi,
*se majority '
. • ,
Naw Yoaz Nov. B. =- -Rudolph Dey
er, a . Gernikan, about 80 years of 'age,
gt . gys himself np at the police head. ,
xProrters to Inspector Mks to-day,
alleging that he (Dmer) is the ; mur
derer of Nathan. The man is evi
dently. insane. The story IS so utter
1y at variance with the known -facts
of the aiSolint no =dowels plac
ed in hie Story. • '
Nn? A4korthomlds,
CILIITIW-7Wheresa i in i t see
amigo bt_ lipa *nisi ling
cam cr prelmMika I ImiA7 *stile nil persons MN
beim on emote. tase olOor linecifOß 40.11 far
no debh ot ran,
CWT
Standing Itiono,NonL 111701-3 t• - •
( home."
OOLPARTNEESELENOTICTEIB
%.,.# Web, girea lied the eadindieeff pine
dal f of the enced a limited co-=::
Wen Carnegie toad
the
id
of-p05714;1114'. under fhe meow of 11.
fires= f! Co.
4111.
TOwande. *fie. 1. MO.
11 6/10 43: ti- Q
-D
The Itteied. 3argeet sad Bag assortment et Toys,
Zephyrm sad acs Goods this Ude of Kerr York.
just received at KIM CAM=
Oct. 8,10. No. 11l Yam et.
OiiiiiiliitiarredirlThithiiet for knout.
alga of Blared men; . tradition, wam
groat Weis Ards., its.: l eft tome of harem
sought and mot hs Indians. became a famous
warrigw. tu Bally dl of 100
new work. replete with sibling iff
recitals oflodges.
real I This re.
Alan tUe dads, dealt, hairbrasdia mopes, assartip
saws. te.. on Untold PPM 10 01:410 , 0 00 1 011 i 0 10 2 .
one of author in hunter's dress, will be eagerly
aid sought for and read with welling. Be wide swats
ntui *tub , tor alnontapfzePle Page, dream
• -
terms and choice Said.
Sept. 29.'7110.
NEW MILLINERY
amag..au.i.
Would call the attention of the public to her large
-stock of • 'l
FALL AND DER
MILLINERY eoo D8;-
Directly from New Vat citj, of the lir:
LATEST crime.
. , .
All which will be sold carApEn than any place
Towanda, comprising
11088E113 and'RAT/3, • •
•
coasna;
• • - taco ounms,
,
de.; fie.
NM& D. Ml,
ittret door east of Itrombin lc Mdgeiters Red.
Mdtednd Moo 'tor& Bridge et. •
Sept. 29.'7_0. •
D 4 8.8 8— DIA $' 1 .1 , 11 4
ArD
. ....
• . , . CLOAK-MAKING,' . - • .
.IN ALL LTS' lit A - NRIT Ed.• -1
. - tn •; ;, . : .". 2 izi "?-i ~ , -, • - .' i - • .'•; -
'...:. L.; .• . , '. 1.1: . : i'.' '.," , . . ,; rl
... 2 .ii': - ' i ,42'.
„:.1
,t, ~ •,
-..! ' ;.. 1:' , .,. : 1,..;',.. ' ' ~."..: ~• , '
.;,...,,, f. , i . --•.;'.' 4 ~. r ;.•'....!.., .; ,
-.•-•11
....
AND. MT/NO •
MUTING
~, p 2oxpizis DONE. ', ..-." ~ , i
iiiitsiikeo'tcal g
ittisl,A; udliEi
g .f , . I —. ?.. , • .. .-. 1 ...: . ,
:i.;• . •... •. 4;..t2 114.•;: : ~.• ''.• :i '
litlilf;:1. -M . ; EtA. R V IN , .
'-': . :'' • ovia iorrilvt stows.
..".111.21tAies Blacit;' , "s" : " ; " •. .
Wirt B . IIIENIL TOWANDA - : PA.. , - :.. .. •
TILLSTE& TONS'- BEST
cayupOramal Mailer at Mate Map.
Talton. Pa. I* Irak& all kia!4s . of- Gala be
:. • ,
.IWORBALE. - -011 SE. AND LOT, -
iitiiiiaalrongth streaky:an/ a.
Rom 2N riL kotodidt sadeldern good
ftolL - o.lP.lf:seganr, of ,
the of
w~lYe* is MO, •
riiii l idv
P IE ! la 14: 7 1171:1 E C D' ,
, -,,, • .., --, . , ''' ' -: , 7.t ' ' ' 17.:'' . ' '
,-, i '74 1. -C;;te l '` . Pqr IQ ,C kti• T.
:ea Ape simit esegg e t e!"?.irj-l!rfo
JOHN G.
111#04"1°"6"
11-BIIIIILI6D. PaliWhen
.400 chestnut lR Pligsdetpls.
IT Abatis s'
MEE
Dere, November 'A yin
n.
-WIRT SIX - ES,
" in lir. Tat:.
14. 1870.
4 13 11, ‘,.••
i",; ; ;17) ta - V,E .- 4,0.417 g• •
ro!..
. .
• It; 'Ott
' •
.41BUOLKIEGH,”
I=
wm,
Clattsali
'l , l ti..• sid.CulfXillifferra
- .`',- ripap i tymisrlSlVlgn.L4F.... 7 J.. ti
rti-T '
. - WENDY/4Z PIIIIMEI3.
eldttleci--"'ilis Lost Arts.**
:D6,4 $141640, Uri
,ANNA - t..I)ICKE6tBON.
r ilatdect — " 7 5 P, lhe nefetich"
Apra'
i • aisti
iamiwlOL.
limerred Soma.— :J. ...... "
,alsE!!!,Ticki._((.l;".aratsteTeipea9.... $3 10
&neon Tickets Beetteni cadl
at PORTER & nurs Drat Med. 'TM We Or
Essionrod & will mediae, Um* .bafois
eic& lecture. - . • r. „
r;
Vaasa*. ll+ Kul. Li N. Twat. WILLIAM rang*
and J.' F . Visalrn. Goaptatee.
iroi. S. Up. •
G.RAND OPENING. - -
or rm. - • ;
FALL AND WINTER ; GOODS.
MISS.E d. EXKOSLEY
Begs kern to rata= tair Menl
n o to lite intrtailitor
no ann=te l i el p . to en 4111
er ecin d =re
onto ante. Bala. ad returned tram • • •
• • iNgwyogie
With a large end endl aeleeted stack of '
gictaXNE 4 B , Y. GDS
OttIeabni;ECOOXIIII -end.BAltlrety* each as
• BOTB. &a., Ate 4, . ,
'Which I now Oka . to Wks Tcnnunln and
Abbot fine of lb& !end; Toney Geode
'l4/..CES.
LINEN COMMIS,
Cutlet%
HANDEEROHIES,
' CORSETS, ;
.1 hen elockavenel. ammo:Van with Bonbon,
art:GEN 11/19114epirlsbnient, end I ant non
cr , 71'4 4. 4 tha
lathe Med inbianalde et;lsecet elerri . nottee.
ElltMllo6 hat
WI door to Fox 1' Kerma% all stairs.
Sept. & , • I •,•
powiaz a CO. .„ _ ,
Have just opened a fine lot of
SYRUPS,
l i e.whicli they call paitictgalatteit'
tion. .
t•
KEyerotria STORK
'-:Oci4bes9i.lB7o.:''
PEAIiNuAL EXAMINA,IIOI4
tTeseherepr the Publys *hada will bebel,4
l a rcev
. al
oat. Ban &heel Mollie
Nov. thoithileht,
,d. /taw.
, Bono.
. . . ,
"' 14 Inteshetpdc4 ' ' Lover Willey ."
" 16 Twy. , . Tearylowil 4 ._ "
" 12
" ' 1 . 1 • W24lwdm;' . grows .. • .
Tuscarora, ..Coggrund " .
21 .Ptim. wa r m& .. .
"22 lbuidelt. ' Camp . " ",-
....Willowy:46 ' Noarodou " . I'
26 Vimmt, • - A rers b urg . o
"',6 Itmnal46 . Wm. .6 0.
" 28 Standing - ilbine, Stevens
Applialate will *um provide thiOnselves with
Ink sad Paper. Nordista to coandiewe
el 9 o'clock A. A. HIIaiNEY.
Oct. Coustyllopt.
pox k limmurt,
liespectfally inform the public that they burejlat
opened, fine assortment of
• NEW GOODS,
.
Consisting of almost tretrything in the Grocery aid
Provision line, which they offer for sale at •
WHOLERALE AND ZETA* ;
•
At the Waled Market rater, 3 ' ' - •
We feel conndetat that with oar experience sad
hcilities. me alma be,able.to please the most heti&
Otmiotto is Goad poodi 'at Reasonable
Pzices."
Re shall work h ard to please. Try - ua. - Corner :
Main and Pine streets. " •
TUX:—
Towande, Sept. 13,10. HMI. WEIICCE.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
arip wiling at rlbal by FOX & IflOrp*.
VLOITR, THE . CHOICEST' IN
A:. mutat. Iv the .act or. barrel, also Trash
ground
t Corn Meal, Feed. te.PDX , st &
lowest. market
Mei a
SYRUP .AND mor,Apsißs CHEAP
at FOZ 111 ItZEICUM
SUGAR OF ALL KENDS RETAIL
kJ lug it wholesale pilaw k Kamm
VERY CHOICE GREEN AND
• Black Tea sang cheap at retell by
• FOX It NKR= ft
SPICES OF ALL KINDS WHOLE
and °rattail at ' ' l'Opt 3111MCIIIM,
pl= CIDER VINEGAR' Air
PDX & =BMB3
lie =EMBER THAT FOX 11X
AM MR are ridniling an kinds of Ol•! . :Jcstdes at
,whoknals pikes. - The linnet stock in town. ooods
Mt clam. .Pricers w. -•IL T. PDX.
Set& 19 . TO. EMMY r ; • .
MCLEAN k -HOQPER,
imulexci uicir. saws
FAIIELY SEWING *, MA1411144.
• • Prick Sid 00.
Tile Meld= Wlll . ititch; heat; tea. took..4iltat;
cor&bitml. esabrelder sudgether In the twist perfret
zoanato and will se,w.from the Upton to the howl.
aura,
~f( • •- '
• wirilour CUANCII OF TEAM&
n fa *Ai o .Chili) lifkoldas4P , lmst itien
equals the 1000 so 'eked owes. orbile to
nowlisbiliti ;eget out *fordo: sad rue of manage:
meat re azsuissuss _ . • •__ •
A. isismlasike Is desired rtemsall to test use tenth
of our issettions. • AssAllscsoirs WittaiwrzePlap
XXXI_ . r KAZTE. J WATlS.ditsei.
.Toffluallts.:634;l.
WARM FOB SALE , IN MONROE
abeeetbes nem, foe; sale
Ids nimble term. Woe au the - Berwick turnpike, id
inures toinuldp,three Miles &meths. mate et
Staesee, and subs bon Monte* Ida 'a
=elgets frosUbottitimii iboveplielie, - 'The
•is -oho Items through the
Sim • It coutahui 120 auto. about 65 ecru" under,
toad elite ofoulttestlett; noA bAlldings; two hilios:
giectieds, Ima is wen Term •
J. C. RWORAT. soF.
South They* Aug.
HEAP C PASSAGE FROM OR TO
IRELiNO OR POLAND,
mos' e c 0.% zaws or aesuounee Witott wo
ofeloomoirs os Mame.
\Mime k Onion% old - “Bladc Star Uwe" of Liel ar mmail kets. Wang evesTweek.
Use of Peden, Ital . Or Loaloo;,
waft Moe s moat&. I
able m Mole&
itesoilleogwe to Iceboat aeoltusil pre:
• ' ‘• • • -
rated/Kw rooter% elliff Wil 6o l l 01 0 014
if Broadway. ew Toe% oe
r. KUM! CIL, Ilailbss.
Cot 1. tee&
O.OOD MOTAFFIER-- • OR: _5O
NA Mt. P e r l in * * * •, I° A.. * 13 . 103 1R;
0,10. •
muhoi
,i-sr...
Fr itlt
TO gs-Io4k.Nit.,'':
..a. 4. t-. 4 ., ~rta- ,% 4 . 1
..• ~. r .,-...
. , , - i..-....t , ~,.,7..: :.;•,,, . f
Peg York Ogest nth. IN&
Jam ale So WI ettitatice le sky ITIPARATION
at ocoßotran scrim? svoires:tatkaiiii
au* poirars 1117CMV. scare = CITEI3IO.
Amp Antoci mama •
; 41i mi tp .. - t
mas a 1
.- firlmeue. Ju
.
!I P ir
I t i 4 W00P1 12 4 3 #/r4 1110 Cu.
WU minded lir TUI *kb at/1w
44 tram Audtwar Waftkt_4 43 l4 I tls NW* •ud,
tail•mill proper 4 ix paint-
!able ems sint
.:ter=:!
ME
Sadai. is imikk4tilli.llmolll4 'kr tav • dark
calk. Is k a PlastAkandiklisikagnacto ; lik
utak et • Ikon &drop liiiiiii•iitkiidariplo.
4 nibs
a daft mid Okkikaidacaettaa.
~.:
...: ! late is the
color lagrallsok.. irlialkadarla ak . •• .
_______ ; Oa, 4 11 111 . 1 0 .iiiigisit ct 411* other
lIEJ
Wendlnn an added. Halloo; up.
oa kmliwk ' ‘g4 feud.
,
as made Id Pbassa4n44. in & I:raw-4nd
therstare ems be and ft mos tbei ?nurse tar
nation ra ` lab. son hen e a. knold4olo of
. .
the ingredients and 4.!*-4:preplaselosi.
IiEMMI
doping e**,;o/(44l;fi * it* and
that upon Inspection it will most liri h . pier appro.
With aroeant et asetadiabc '
I am, nri respectitny.
• H. T. lITIMOLD.
12 5
Chemist and toriatot of I 8 pars poerdence.
[Yrom the Levet tosteitiourtilir Chaplet" In the
World.)
«Tiunacquainted with Ur. U. T. lielnkbold: he
cmTllDia,4•l)pw_itar•fsTel . l7 eeatdeace, and
was sumeestal fin , eawileetleei lbw beldam where
&hare had apt beeit equally so s tedoi!ii b I have
been reinnebtriapresied withbls cluricter sad en-
tennim"
Pim of rmr;irs Wergthaili.
/
~c.beigliSt4 . 2 9 Pet.h and 7
C itr°1111 , 8 !1 1 7. N,144(
intrip 8I7Cn0; lea week•
". ' , „ ' f ;, •
ass, **ft froni ladisaretica. The cabliptio
ei!# . l ids* aOrtOpeAka
VisiOmscsonliteTtikairnibefamdr I.
• • .
o!ii.irittaiitoFfigrttosr..l.oss of .3temory;
OMs, lipri of Aisle% tor l'arebodisP PO; Oh
thekvistrionsitimiatade,Piirtnittin ; na fi e f,*
boom iitoibe:GOlzarafp? l •o!?ri•tr! , •_..
=MI
( 77The.eonidluUcn. apo:afacted OhJOrgatus,
W ei4leaQolia . the all of timeneuni to am".
an and In 4l ll o r4e the niece. 'Which itELIthi4I),IS
=TRACT. litiONCr haviriaiir db •It am
iiltbmitted to, Commpticot or 0=24
Ell
lituniout's /Lim fxnuer Ift Ductso; ta at.
" bel°ll.- Pr i A tirt " eas r ell ;
c4ber PrePsnalft. M ' ia (2114 " 810, Befestiop.
imstonetie. or emir: steatite of ate maim lad ea
casplair4s iroci4Tit.,to the res. or Ike &cline re
cis of file;''
•- th. !OW. kW: - =:, • ; '
i!zt Plano -Pcliker lacer AIM hit.
, L- •
glcrritn,llrnt Wusn Mdt4lly uter:a:init. from
ohs 14urtoru:141 seising from habits of disalim,
!lee; 4 11 itae Meiiie, little see! ) ateitge fn &et. no
lacoimmehmes oe eiposum; completely espersedlpg
, • A ..A.r.rr • • r.,
those umplemint end clacigerims - remake, topalva
mkt Mitt*, an these ilitroomi; t o
• . r
U ilszagaolan Flaw. Emus Ducal, in all
- .
dtmese l ee of these mink whether existing In nude or
femelq
. tiont whatever panes- orhglitaataiould no
niatteecit now las g standthr. It is pkarasf. la Wits
and oql3r, .9xqfmAls4i!!!!ii action. and more strength
ening ihini of lark or Iron.
Those italtiii4 frau brokei.down ar delicate
Calt,it;Puk Pr°9!r° tb° temed7 it once.
The re . a4r mast 'be' min'that, bolis;ei Enda
may I,te thikatiock of the abolreampies. it b =tau
to affect the bodUy Lea2O and iiental powers.._ • . f , " , r.,, r
' r
....~
/;,3 , r • ,
..• • i • • . • .1)
A4 Abgl4l 9, :disomeanowdrethelid (4. 061 1 0 w
relic, ; 11124BOOrat
.403'1101' sudift4
veat.Dfurettc.l , • (.
•
: •. 1 • ••—; 1: ' t
sr
Stid by Ditsabibt!everywbera.
bitttif,/tir s bottiei Thdiverikto any
R ea cTit; ' , i ll ;!c ;ll2 ! ' r P''
tioatv:
BEE
„'"!"'”' ,
o, 4 ,IL.T.IIELIIX*O. alot. Obeid,
Cerinteititpie. i 4 arollthrii; N.-41
. .
- ' . t.: •
-NOXIC•MIX atamartnipame Dizu up nir
:
steektionedinipperivitathe*Ddlectiscretwak
• s
, ::•;iya;,.,...21411141:111111
• f:f
.1;1: .•
SE
ENE
=EI
~ ~.
lloiaoa~,l6T{,
WILLIM WEUIRTICIAL
Mill
=CI
ME
1 1' ,- ,
1 i :tjf, r
POWELL & CO _
i , .3lltopsjuOmperhviii larp lot oille Mos
dikielfrom thePliksi, wli l leb are superior to oil
alletedby us.lierelotort. •
SW. KET NE
,sr9=
L U 13 I N =~G..
t - L AP P
o
__ W
'lO .
OEM
IllottiOna r e and - cod tiztonts
botooglog to Us Moms. W01t00, 4 lrookt, polity the
eittomo Il i plooftot stot vicinity Mal beeotil . ktop
occatiattypti basil atoll stock ot - - • , 7 •
L•
wig. •trogra ausrpnr4 AND -111111CLAT.
. ,
-1171 . , ),- t.;:".i
r. • ~ I _
iItri3MOII I SYLVIL3ACRIERZ
• t ,
„ .
M'Oicf.4l4.PlP.4
t • r
r:r• •
C
prattiTti Arm' itErtosm 01r4
a,llldift ins ideated .ta'atapidii theta with at
niasenable Ittinstott rim quarts lilt
be offevedlqe sale. consequentlj cannot fad ica•
tug entire satisfaction and moWng the wants of the
ontintintigh '
_
-
'CASH PAID FOR GRAM
•
iiideitroiva for irea descdpu, ot_ .
F.ARMI IP 8 PRODtJOE,
Or taken to ezetiange for Oald. LOne• E 43 t. Haden
Cement and Samoa Oil.
'Moue LZ Dion, as lin , agent - TM. Marva be
at the Warehonae to attend to euatorneas. •
Wyilnaing, Aug. 10, 1870. .
HiMPKBEY BROTHER,
1111114 0/11fEB THIS WUI
100 CASES -
100 , CASES .
100 CASES
MEN and BOYS ifocirrs
4 =Land BAYS BOOTS
MEN arid BOYS BOOTS
50 CASES :.•
50 OASES : . •
50 CASES
WOMEN'S ancMLSSES SHOES.
• r. , WOMEWS and MISSES SHOES:
VOMEN'kand MISSES SHOES.
.
LATEST STYLE
LATEST- • STYLE
'MINT STYLE
_
AND BEST QUAIAITI
e-AND BEST QUALITY.
' AND BEST-QUALITY.
100 -
100
FINE TRUNKS,
FINEVRI7NIIB,
FINN TRUNKS,
TRAVELING G. BAGS, &C.
-TRAVELBNG BAGS, &C
• TRAVELING BAGS, &C.
- •
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA.
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA.
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA.
200
200
200
IMil
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
EVERY _DESCRIPTION
EVERT DESCRIPTION
EVERt.i ,DESCRIPTION
Large lo t of "
Large lot.of
Largo lot of
BUFFALO ROBES,
• , *
BUFFALO ROBES,
BUFFALO ROBES,
FANCY RUGS, &C.
FANCY RIMS, &C.
'FANCY RIMS, &C.
Haring enk;rged our inlearoom and made axle&
'Lae pare.bakk of all goodaln.our branch of trade;
W. are prepared to. ffer extra Inducement&
Sept. 22. 1870., • HEMPHILL"' HAMNER&
TEE LIGHT HOIISE
BASE BIIIINING kin BASF •HEATING 13i0y E.
Has been c,oruled
TWO 'FIRST PR431111118
At the
• INIEW YOBS STATE FAD/
(!.Bronze medals). •
• . .
Competing with the' leading stoves pi ths
prmi." tuns at the New Jersey State Satr.
well at mamma County Pairs!
For sak bt; ' , N. LEWIS k SON.
00t,20.10. •• , Bridge at., Towanda.
WM:EIMNG,SMy & EATON
Have opeiled i new
' I :D/lESS MAKINGF - ENV
in thi+''ven o tis Kingley s '
Atom.
(one dime *Guth of Pox Ac Xeroxes), where they are
=lhxdo All kinds of Tort in the Drees hiak
iitressonshio races.. "
YOUFIOIt - PLLTES •
Of theisb‘si s aitylireesicsa s• soon as pubUihed., •
They will also give instruation In
OUTWIT° AND*PTYTDIG DEEMED.
.JE2INEE =WILEY.
Sept. 29.10. • .. LYDIA IL. EATON.
• •
POlriflal TEA, SUGAR, • FISH,.
.ki., wbale4le and re4ll. -"
' Aly 1. . • • . • . kW.
F• THIRTY DAYS. '
I will 'ma Boots and Moe* it cost to make room
tor New Stock. JOHN KINTYRE.
BePt. 22.'70 _
•
CIAkIN-ANDVRACICERS.
N.;
dm Bend, &atilt Banej, Orange', Ralson, Le E.
Ati and Wow Cates. Washington Jumbles and
ftlie =amt. and Nl kinds of Crackers at
Much 4. - 1111. A. EACKWXLI/8.
ILSALU—My House and . Lot
inkiiion.aireet 10 offend far sale at bonen.
Pot-further relict!lus emigre NILO._ Wise.,
~at CUM
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i s re 561 U.; OW 33 the.; Bann di 141
44 Ms.; Beaks el The.; Bala 20
Timothylked 44 lbs. ; Dheiis;
Ihied Appal 211 tbs.. lbw Seed 40 Ms. , " N.;
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"whom redg4i At Aiwa mid mak dotwes.
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r nIOSEGEnIN MEM.
•cumingG JUDE TO azaza.
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Tinm. rasa FIROZCLABS CUTHEIG
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nun does; and •
CM
PRACTICAL TAILOR
In an its braneliairiogfau kl be, haying bad
EIGRITEN YEARS EXPEREYSCS
In the * owdness. nave been outer In NUN Of The
beet houses in
NEW YORK MY.
I do my own buying, sailing and -owlidas. sad
divide my Fronts with no man. so that km 4:girt!'
do—and with lave Mil 684 other enemies in pa.
portion. the. making the cost' of Carrythi • Col
busine“ very MC.
In reading` the above you will aatiarby It Is that
I CAN SELL GOODS CHEAPER
Than Mau following the _lateinagg. sad
M ayen knowledge of it the have to employ Othen a
line salaries to attetid,to It, and cortomers
PY leCardin g l7-418 Mei', like myself,
DO BUSINESS
.20 LIVE BY
Urea doubt the Om statement, be • econtet
by se log on _
Merchant Tailor. Bridge St., Towanda, h
. A4%10,10
TOWANDA AGRICL'LTURAi
woiss STILL mini
someTLe a rtr e ttndent of this alunp now KW*
LtrkßEß.,.. WAGONS,
PLATFORM WAGONS.
. •
COVERED AND OPEN BUGGIES,
ever offered in Ms market. Best selected
OAK AND HICKORY TEARER
used, and el work madaby the moet
ICX EitI:MCF-D;WOBKXM.
We have the
•
PATZAIT RUSSIA IRON NIATJ,
•
Ter: Ugh& mad so durable that eTIIII WOO Me hi
littln to do towards their decay.
j
. eathrine our work before purchaidatelea
where. Repairing done on ;abort notice.
Towanda. c J u u s. t
OG. W.
e T r l in M en M
t
R. WELLES'
COAL' YARD
Until further notke prima at yard. are
Egg, oz:No. 3 . $3 SO
Star% or Noa. 3 and 4 - $3 30
NO. or coarse. No. 5 . Xi 25
Pittaton Nut, or No. 5 $3 10 •;•• .;
The following additional charges will be niadefor
delivering coal within the borough limits:
Per ton SO cts. Extra for Carrying iii 30 cta
half ton •35 . .. .• .. -23 .
Quarter t0n...33 “ .. ", n .. 13 "
• iiir Leave Orders at ray Coal Oaks. Na. 1, Nor
curs New Block, south side. •
.the
Orsde must in all axe be aosomparded 17
cash. ,
Towanda. Sept. 15,'70. E. X. WELL
FIIR.NITURE!
.. . •
giving purchased and'replealatted the well-knims
CAIL4P IPUR37T STORE!
of 8. T. Deeter, OD Noin-it. fast door below Cowell
& Myer's store, and a little south of the XtiIIS Hynes.
lam prepared to ftmoish
FURNITURE OF ALL RINDS,
at wholesale and retiUl, as cheap as the rue On be
had at any establish's:l4W in the county. My stack
is tall and complete, comprising all the sansues
usually kept in a first•class Furniture Store. The
ptiblic are rnpeetfnliy solicited toesamine my awe!'
and prices, at Nlo. 153 Main-at.
N. B.—Tiataires flamed with neatness:and di patch.
• - H. panustr.
Towanda. Sept. 1. 1870.—tf
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1 1°W1.
NDA. COAL YARD.
.LND SMIND;OLTS COALS
The undersigned, having leased the Coal Yard and
Dock at the old Barclay Basin." and just completed
alarge Coal-house and Office upon the premien; are
now prepared to fnrnish the citizens of Towanda and
vicinity with thedifferent kinds and sizes of the above.
named coals upon the most reasonable teems in ay,
quantity desired.. Prices at the 'Yard until further
notice: •
.
Stove ' • $5 5$
.
Urge Egg " - 3 50
Small EBB . 5 50 , .
.
Lump - 5-56 ,
Piymoth Nut • B 25,
Pittston Nat ... 600
an " Lump 5 05
.+. . nun of Nina -3 SO
. 4 .Fine. or ithickamith 3 00
The following additional charges will be mode for
delivering Coal within SO' borough limits :
PenTon...socititu Exam for carrying in. BO cents.
Haft T0n..35 " .. .. .. ••- 25
...
Qr. Ton ...„25 " .. .. .. .. $5 .. .
w Orders may be left at the Yard, comer of Hail
read and Elizabeth Streets, or at if. C. Porter's Drag
Store.
IMO :Acre mini In all cases be accompanied all
the cash. WARD k MONTLITIL
Towanda, :nue I, 1110—tt.
MONEY SAVED,
• BY PURCHASING TOUR.
STOVES AND HARDWARE
& N. BRONSON
Orwell, 0et.20,'70.
SHIT , YOUR BUTTER; EGOS;
POULTRY, =MR and PR 171T8 i to
THE FARMER'S_ PRODUCE - APSOLikTION.
Office and Receiving Depot, 20 Washington - street
New York. .
This organisation b ni Association of Firuber'•
for the pupae of Receiving and Selling a l kinds of
Farm Produce on Con:initiator' only.
. All communicationa to pi, Assoclation • should be
addressed to • 4. FILM. I.4ec:f.•
247WitidTgioTiel..i. T. -. : 4--
Shipping owls may be obtained hy addreedng the
Secretary.
Secretary. or of ~:- • "J}T. BOLW. -
.5 • Le . PL.
Who la the Traveling Agent in Bredf=isaape
banns Comities.
ft
W. P. Welim, Pres.. IL FIII3AXD, Vk• ?Tea..
. _ . B.lt.lfsixen. Seely.
Sept. 22.10. _ •
WOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
-LI that application will be made at thence! meet•
log of the Legislature of Pennsylvania for the loco-
Poecilon of a , Baelogs. Bank, 'to be known aa the
Athehe Ravings Bank. to hare ocatlitel of Mesa thous
and dellaramith authority to!ncrouvi the same tete,
-amount not exixeding threetuadred thousand dol.
lam. The objects of said bank are to receive miner
on dyeosit and to dieecemt notes, tills, &C., and to
exercise general:exiting privileges, to be located le
'the borough of Athens.' county of Bradforo with
authority to establish branches at other -places is
said count,. - ' janellt.lo-am
VOUNDRY FOR SAL-Fr—Situate
• Mitten% Bradford camp. Pa.. Tbe cheeped
prop in the world. A large-Foundry in rename
order. With 'everything used in the Nutmeg. (NV
terns. Rieke. ha) • A - good Hones and BIM mil
,eeree of choice land. good tria►4 well. he. All fat
two thoitaand dollars. lunette of H:. W. DROWN
DM. Rome.. Pa.. or Rramball RMpwV.l4 th e
Red. !nine and Mao store, Bridge Meet . Townde.•
PO. 1 111 7 27.10-312