News Fivm all Nations.
—Michigan ft . ,trille!B wising
hots Cr tnrkc7s.
ges
e
New'Orl anti itilo have a - cook
ind school flr M in g _ ,
Giessen;ittivatia, tkere are
niditarihospdals. tt , -
--, Turkeys are preparing:to: eelo
brit° Thanksgiving day. • :
;--The frosts have sung 'Alta 'dirge
tir poiaba_bng.
z—French.'churches are -donating
their bells to be cast into cannon.
—Kentucky is to have an estab
lishment for link* enta-Vannwses.
—The Kansas Pacific Railroad has
educed its fare to elf cents a mile.
;--There will bp less chattering in
'Paris now the inankeya are eatee, , -
—The English crown contains 1700
diamonds and is valued at 01/%000.
--Spontaneotts combustion has oe
lured with 7000 tons of coal at
--Golden weddings are becoming,
ropular throughout the country.
—Mite ice companies are deter
1:.E.1 to lay in a large stock this winter.
—lt is Gstiivated that one thousand
lollels of oyrters aro taken daily at Norwalk,
C 4 - -
--There arc 10,827 cigar and 946
li.bacco and Fault' manufactories in the United
. .
•
—A charming girl- in Covington,
1143, last weeb, giggled to the exttual of dialer
ber lower law. ,
—Under the paid fire aepartment
,•vs tem In Baltimore, the life of eterr_ fireman
is insured by the city.
—A. new depot is being built a
:-.benandeah city by the Lehigh liaiirOad Corn
pang.
—Hon. G. Dawson Coleman, of
- - (mum.' is au:lout:iced as a caliiliste for State
• -
Treasurer. -
—The fair in New York in aid of
th, rrench woundcd has realized $33,000 in two
court martial met at Detroit
the 21st inst:, for the trial of Captain Fergus
Walker:
—The earuings of the last year of
the Cinehmtili, itunilion k Dayton' railroad
were $1,195,0 - a. - -
• —The earnings of the Marietta aria
tmeinnati railroad in November allow an in
crease of $7,550 weer 180.
—Robert •Dudley, a resident of
Madison, Wise°min, fell dead while giving tes•
t;niony in a court of law.
—The gdod people of Wilmington,
North Carolina, are lrimnratkng on "poesum"
and bahed.potat ova. -
—lt is Proposed to introduce sponge
growing into the industries of the harbors on
the northeastern coasts.
—AlthOugh an embargo is placed
upon Parii fiShions, we see no lack of " style!'
uirvag our fashionable women. ur_
—The Mont Cenis tunnel wyrks
::re likely to be suspended for want of men. It
,ould be completed in sis months.
—Large numbers of abusive anon
\ 111 ,, US letters are among the mementoes sent
to Louis Napoleim at Wilhehnshohe.
—Balfe's "Bohemian Girl,'.'consitl
, red the most am c asful , of his operas,could -not
rt first find a publisher.
—English Free Masons n have con
-I,,buted $350,GG0 tho families VI killed and
"ounded German soldicrs.
—:,prisoner broke out of Hertford
in England, recently, and swam across a
iker with his hand-cuffs on.
—The schooner Morning Star,from
f ape Hayti for 'Boston has been lost at sea.
The captain and firemen were, droa-ned.
—The trial of the Baton Rouge
nd nAmlaponvino (La.) election rioters, is
I,,grm , sing at New Orleans.
•
—Thelatest election returns from
vada Mahe the Assembly a tie, and give the
publicans a majority of three in the Senate.
tire hi Baldwinsville, Ononda
eounty, on Saturday- night, destroyed tidy
: en buildings, involving a loss of fifty thousand
• I‘,llars.
-The "North German Consul Gen
ml at New York has remitted thirty thousand
iialers to 13cclin in aid of the Prussian sick and
• o•ilided.
—The body of-the woman washed
at Chapcidoran, Scotland, is supposed
be ;hat of ]Lis. Hayden, of Chicago, who was
-,,nger in the steamship Cambria.
—The Belgian authdrities are go
lig to let not to farmers and others 1800 horses
_ .
..ongin l §to estalrs4sildiOrs, now prisoners in
iginnt, until the nd of the wnr,.
—Tlie crop of sweet potatoes in
...any portions of Florida is undirially largo.
flier are selling in JackA - invillZi at sixty cents
r bushcl.
--British capitalists are said to be
gradually buying up all the most caluablp mines
the precious metals in the Pacific States of
•
lIEM2
---Tbe Osage tribe of Indians num
-1 r 30011, and have. after all c•xpensea are paid,
1..1 acres of eilliCe land f•er head, and $6,000,-
111011ey.
—lt is reported that Queen Isabel;
I:. et getting so obese that she has to bo helped
p stairs.'. •.She is always getting something for
papers to write about:
—Apples are so plenty in the
lakbarhood of Bostou that barrels.cannot bo
17.und to pack them ; yet the grocers matiagE'
1.. keep the prices up utiflinthingly.
—The Marshal dC said that
reqqlr6l the lveight of a man in lead to kill
binttn battle.• Some statistics given in a French
medical journal show this to be moderate.
•
—Tite r ,,,war has cery much affected
the British export trade with Germany. The
exportations of certain articles fell from 16d6.-
;79 in September, to $181,82•11 in SeptembtW,
1•S70.
--An election for delegates to th
Lech,lative Conned in British Colnmbia, was
hI on the 14th inst. The Victoria candidates
“re pledged to the Dominion scheme, which,-it
said, Win be successful.
—A London special says that he
has undoubted information of the existence of
a sccrot alliance. offensive and defensive, be,
secralussia and Prussia, entered into before
',lc present War.
—Great apprehension is expressed
in England that in the event of a war with Rua
',in the:United States will cover the ocean with
privateers tinder Russian letters of marque:
--After three trials before the
Pittsburg District Court, a verdict for $325 has
been awarded to a young man of that .city for
the loss - of one of his toes on the Pittsbnrg and
Manchest Passenger railroad.
—ln the galleries of Versailles, oe
upied,as a hospital, hundreds-of men, each a
;Tactical illustration of 'French defeat, lie be
iiPath painting,i•cach of which represents a
l ench victory.
—The Fijians are not such nnciv
ilized fellows, after all. They, have quite a
ic , :pcctable civil war under way. The inhabi
;ants of a vilingo have been massacred. Two
Imudred and fifty individuals were slain.
—lron ships are rapidly snpersed
,nz wooden Netsels in the English ship yards.
in 181:i there were 806 wooden iihips built in
Encland. In 1.699. but 324. In 1868 the ton
i,L7o of irop ships built was 235,937, against 66,-
.;77 wooden and 21,121 of composite.
.
—New regulations for accelerating
mobilization of the Russian army have been
•anetione3 by the Criar. Of the 427,297 men
%, ha will thns be called in. 170,000 are from Po
': nd and those provinces at mixed nationality
Mel). anciently belonged to that kingdom.
—Mr. Wade, Secretary of the Brit
legation in China, arrites from Pekin that
there will probably be no necessity for the em
i toyment of a mititarr force to obtain redress
.• n• the lien-Tain outtakes.
N.
—Julia Ward Howe and forty-ttine
4abers of Beaton, publish a card approving the
7 , !au or a Wottl'd Congress of Weinen - in fur
therance of the great object of universal peace,
and calling for a preliminary meetingin Boston.
Four steamboats were destroyed
fire.at Evansville, Incl., on Monday last, val.
atover one hundred thousand dollars. A
large amount of valuable freight was destroy-
—lt is reported in San Francisco
tl/ai the Central Par Lie railroad Company Us
parclia.ell the Central.Utalt railroad, and in
t, iplimmodiatrly pushing it through to con
nect with the Exuma Pacific railroad.
—The army retiring boards now
scsrion m ;New York- Is-avertorth and San
Franc:ado, it is Ritt will not find Snore than
eighty oilicers incapacitated for mnico from
phvgical disahi ie= c4israeted in the line of
duty,
Nradfod leporter.
EDIR'O2IIS I
X. O. Gotinatcn. s.. w. ALvoaxi.
Towanda, Thursday, Nov. 24, IRO.
RUktOPEA3 WAR SUMMARY.
Financial , circles are quieter ba I
Europe - just nov'e.Ttie -- Landim
/imea saytitnssia has Owed , hefielf
in the position of a ptiblic enemy.
The Berlin.Pms professes to be able
to demonstrate froin Napoleon's se
cret- correspondence, - discovered` it
St. Cloud, that an anti-Prussian war
was prepared long before the Hohen
zollern incident. Jacobi - Was not re--
elected to paxliament at the. late elec
!ions in 'Prussia.: Austria has order
idla number of troops to the Turkish
frontier. • The Prussians are 'said to
have retired to the northward of Ar
tenay. The French , army, under
Paladins, was massed. between .or
leans and Artenay, and,a battle was
imminent at last accounts. Longwy
and Mentmedy are about to , be be
sieged. The Germans have achieved
another victory.' Xing William
Tuesday televiphed Queen Angus
ta that the Grand,Puke of Mecklen
burg, -vanquished the French on
Thursday all along the line, captur
ing many prisoners and pursuing the
enemy. Hard fighting was reported
yesterdaY on the road from Augur
ville to Etamps. The Breman ship
Magdalen? has been captured
.by a
French, cruiser and taken into Breit.
A Winld special says a dispatch was
yesterday received by Mr. Moran,
secretary of the American Legation,
London, from Secretary Fish, rela
tive to the Alabama claims, and that
great consternation exists in conse
quence. Granville was not in Lon
don yesterday, hut a copy of the dis
pateh will be handed him on his re
turn. It was thought in London
'that, this action of the American
Government was in pursuance of a
secret understanding between the
United States and Russja.
DEATH OF A: STATE SMSTATOFL.-WILL
ULM W. WATT, Republican State • Sen
afar for the First DiStriet, died at
his home in Philadelphia ou
,Friday
last. The decease of Mr. W. leaves
the PennsTivaida''Senate a tie, and
his successor, An no4e chosen until
a warrant for a now elt i jon, is issu
ed by the Speaker of the Senate, after
the assembling of the Legislature in
Jantrary,;: The district is a close one
and the election will be sharply con
tested by both parties. The Phila
delphia Day in speaking of the re
sult, says:
" This election bids fair to be one
of the most exciting ever known for
a single member of Congress: If the
Repuklicans fail to elect a successor
to Mr. Watt they -will have to corn
-promise with the bemocratvii the
legislative apportionment of the
State, and on various other matters
of future political importance, and it
is not to be supposed that advan
tages so desirable as those depend
ent on this election wilt be surren
dered without a fierce struggle. The
impression prevails that the pew
Congressional districts will be made
this winter; but there is a. strong
probability that they will not be, as
Congress may not make the appor
tionment in time, and as it is not
necessary to re-district the State be
fore the session of 1872.
" The average Republican majori
ty at the late election in the wards
comprising this Senatorial district
watt (350; yet certain leading Repub
licans are fearfhl df failure,.and it is
hinted that'Gen. 'White, the Speaker
of the Senate, will not order an elec
tion and run the risk of placing his
party in the minority in that branch
of the -- Legislature. On the other
hand it is telegraphed from Harris
burg that . the Speaker "will issue,.a
writ for a special election, to ocenr.
within thirty days." The right of
the Speaker to issue an election writ,
when the Legislature is not in ses
sion, is questioned. We have never
known a case in which a speaker has
issued such a writ between sessions.
How can he, or the Senate, officially
receive information of the death of a
memhr unless in sessiop ?"
.
THE `gPEA.IIC.EIifiRIP
We are gratified with the quite
general endiiisement our advocacy of
Hon. JAira H. WEBB for Speaker of
the House of Representatives, . re
ceives from - the Republican press,
and can assure our cotemporaries
that, his election will not disappoint
their expectations. The last Beaver
Radical says:
" The Washington Reporter, in an
article on the neat Speakership of
the House of Representatives, de
clares for Hon. James H. Webb, of
Bradford, as peculiarly the man for
the position. it says:
' The approaching session will tuuke his fifth
term Of service in the Legislature, and cora"-
ouently he has alb the experience which consti
tutes a pre-requisite for the proper discharge
of the duties of the place. Ho is, moreover, an
honest, upright and conscientious man, whose
record as a legislator stands far above even the
shadow of suspicion.'
" Hr. Webb is developing unex
pected strength, and bids fair to be
a formidable candidate: He is the
oldest member of the House upon
the Republican side, a good parlia
mentarian, and has an unsullied rec
ord in tho Legislature."
iter We have received a copy of
. the annual report of the Trustees
and Superintendent of the State Lu
natic Hospital, at Harrisburg. From
it we learn that the number of pa
flexes admitted into . the Heipital .for
the three quarters of the year ending
September 30, 1870, was 1E8; Males
86, females _B2. There were dis
charged during the same period 144;
males 75, females 69. Of those dis
clarg,ed 30 were restored, 39 improv
ed, 36 stationary, and 89 (lied. The
whole number under treatment
during that time Was 578. The a:Lum
ber remaining in the Hospital Sept.
30, was 434; males, 223; females,-211.
The receipts of the Institution, fin
the nine months from all sources,
were $69,454.83, and the payments
$0,442.16. 1
THE air.tiv VAILTIND•cri
Ansitrittorri.
The,Chictig&Post notices the pro 7
P 9 , 0 4 18 :* " Menn e , PS. °O.fle r Z
l ona 1 : 16
its
14 011 Pecbkaa . ',7 l:;iti
Ineiainich4w
une and 'two lor three otheepa ,
have inaugurated a new party, ,the
Fable. ought to be infennecV - Ais soon
ns possible of itsylaims to consider
ation. It has
heretofore he - di SUP
posect ire may remark generally,
that political parties of any account
are growths, not organizations creat
ed by artificial means and machinery.
Thus the Republican party -is as
mu& a natuturgtitbStranclive
is a natural growth.. Itis the, result
of reaction against yeara of small pol
ides and national crime. The great
minds of the nation took part in it, :
Literature encouraged and fostered
it. The national intelligence 'and
patriotism adopted it. It represents
the ..statesmanship of the master
minds of the country, and the ,wis
dom of the aggregated body politic.
It is the chosen means-by which the ,
'Republic manifests its opinions, US
ideas, anti itepower, and through
which it works out its progress.
" It is proposed to get up this new
party on a uew plan. Instead of the
people speaking, complaining of ills
and demanding change, they espress
their satisfaction with the means of
government and progress in' being,
and have a tendency to laugh at the
'angry boys,' • who, with tears in, their
eyes ; tell them they are going to de
struction. And so these youthful
adventurers get together, and form a
national political party on the milita-
ry plan of the Mackerel Brigade,
everybody being a Brigadier and no
body a soldier. We suppose - they
will now undertake, to enlarge the
plan, and drum up recruits,': Where
fore, let us see whether Like-- self
constituted offiCers are such men as
would be likely to lend n great' na
tion to the adoption of wide and
wise statesmanship. - •
" There is, as one of the leaders,
General' Boynton, of Washington
city. He is a news-monger, one of
the kind who depend upon their im
aginations for their 'facts, and their
malevolence for their calumnies. The
people know nothing of him and care
less. -
• "There is Colonel' Grosvenor, of
the St. Louis Democrat. He was dis
missed from the army for miscellan
eous tippling, or something worse,
'and was afterward allowed to resign;
and is a reformer' of the reddest
color, who holds such steady men as
Grant, and Trumbull, and their polit
ical coadjutors in express 'contempt.
" Then there is Don Matt, of the
Cincinnati Commercial. He is a cross
between a buffoon and a Bohemian.
Don would bp a among statesmen
what:BeaU Hickman is among gen
tlemen. Ho could pat on all the airs
and banish all the substance.
".next is Chas. Nordhoff, of the
New York Evening Post. It is this
youngster's misfortune that the coun
try knows nothing of him.
"Among those who assisted in
putting the new party on its lege was
also M M. Horace White, of the Chica
go Tribune, whose most notable
achievement is the unparalleled suc
cess with 'which he has brought down
a once great journal, advocating
great ideas, to a news and advertis
ing sheet, and the mere vehicle of
personal spleen and spite.
"These are the master minds' of
the new party. The fact is, they are
the new party, which yet, as we have
said, consists only of leaders' and no
followers. They have succeeded in
bringing nothing but reproach upon
the public journalism of this land,
and if they have succeeded in any
thing else the fact is unknown. In
the history, of American politics there
is nothing more absurd than the im
pudence of these Bohemians and
bummers, who, by fortunate specula
tions in the time of their: country's
peril have secured positions on pub
lic journals, whereby their brains
hero been addled and turned.. When
there is necessity for a new party in
this country' it will appear. The.peo
ple will form themselves into line,
and will choose their leaders in their
own way.. Those leaders, depend
upon it, will be men of character, of
talents, and of wisdom., Mere adven
turers never did, and never will,
form a political phrty. 'lt is contra
ry to the natimd order of things and
to common sense that they should."
• NEW YORK.
NEW runs, Nov. 18.—For i several
months past a large- naiVers of
money letters going north :from this
city have been stolen, and &11-efforts
to find the robbers have been . un
availing. It was alsO fuund that
railroad travelers on' the - Hudson
river route ruCeived counterfeit
money in change. Col. Whitey, of
the secret service, this afternoon ar
rested H. J. Gilbert, telegraph oper a:
ator, baggage agent and ,postmaster,
at Spuyten Duyville, on suspicion of
his being connected with the affair:,
Mrs. Moore, who Murdered her in
fantnhild on ',Tuesday last; was to
day sent to the lunatic asylum. She
is a complete maniac.
The 'Workingmen's Union of this
city met this evening and passed reit
olutions-denoruacing the opinion of
Mr. Nundelln, the English M. P.,
relative to the eight hour la*. Mr.
Mrindepa opposed the eight hour.
movement as a humbug.
NEW Tonic, Nov. 18.—The markets
this afteru on have been feverishly
excited, and the fluctuations were at
times. violent upon the uneasy finan
cial feeling abroad.
Money was easy at 5 and 6. Ex
change 'firm at 90.10 A. Gold ad
vanced to 114 and cliised at, 113.
Government securities are dull.
Stocks steady, recovering at the close
from j toi%. Redding 10001R100:.
The New York stock exchange
bnilding., which was owned by an
associatien distinct from the Ex
change company, has been purchas
ed by the stock exchange for $575,-
000. This arrangement will result
in a great saving to the stock ex
change, which in five. years will
amount. to quite as much' s the presr
ent cost sof the building ; The ques
tion of whether the business of Wall
street or not will be moved up town,
is now settled.
Buninias circles are greatly agitat
ed by the operations of a number of
'whiskey firms who hate brought up
on themselvei3 retribntien for their
attempts to tie up the market, a
short time since. A number of prom
inent dealers bon o rrht up large quan
tities ,
of liquor at moderate prices,
in order that they might control the
market and advance the prices; but
they' Made a bad , reckoning. The
whiskey stills sta , kept manufactar
ing, and the ring found the . market
glutted, and the quotations got be- ,
low the price they originally paid,
and ,they consequently met with
henry losses.
Tho first failure wag that of J.
pressed, and the amount of liabilitio
has not yet been definitely ascertain
ed, although it is , known that - it is
very larfie:o7`-1,
We - have before alltgertp,the Sil
ver Island' cin"theiterthvhbvi l ef Lake
Superior, in the British ,Possessions,
just below. ThunderVa_pe, and some
fifteen miles beYoht '
sionsl—sayl.oo' feet- by X4O = land the
most iff it is liiihnierged!at:highz'*::
irMal Oak at 011 e *lndia dolt
- ekrht feet' abovie the lake leik This
island whir entered by 'thii*Mcdtri
Mining ' Company -as -a part --of `'a .
tract ergibramg 408,000
wai 'onlY last 'iniminetlhat r u erillit:'
Prow! and his co . :lT:my! completed
their baignit "with' 'the..llfontreal
,Coinpirly'i . or the hilaud,'and'aiatired
it by paying or agtelikig t01v,5250,-
,000' for the "entire 108,004 r sera.-
They went immediately= to' work, it
improving the mine ili a "workman'
like Manner:" Their. firine:steii,ic ., tis
to "surround 'the island liith'-cribs
of tiniber, filled ivith stone, to"servi
as a break-water 'raid an ice-brealto;
and with them cribs a :miler-dim
was built =id,. paddled ;ivith - clay,
having the effect of mldcing ;the
whole interior of the island n _ early"
atleast fiornithe intru
sion of the lake..' The lie* st ep. *as
to set up' two large ' syphon pumps,
worked by steam, by which - - the in
side was pumped dry, or - netiily So . ;
and it has since been found' Snit
very little working 'of : the, 'pumps ,
daily, keeps the island clear of water
entirely. Then they went to wArk'
laying bare the iein,;-amt. now
exposed seventy feet in - length/rand
find it to be a true fissure Vent; 'with
perpendicular walls, the - vein Or_ntat-
Via being
,eitleareons :Tar with :ison;te
•
Ilittlearuirtz intermixed. The.veinis
eight` feet wide, and, eye-witnesio
from theia'state that
wi for , ope-gaiiter ,
of this dth it will averme seventy
per cent. of pure silver. On .
the'llist,
Isla), after the 'water', wax gotten ont;
six men took out $35,000 worth ,pf
silver in four days; and rap to the
latest *omits, the working has
been continued at about this rate',
Alieady
,123 barrels of 'native, Silveri'
estimated- to be worth $75,000 . to,
'sloo,ooo have been 43hipped. , The
yield . of the mine,' computed :by
tun, is, not:less than, $1 to the' pound.
The :nine eniploys now about forty
men, and'the Company increase
their' force immediately: '= Duluth '
Afinnesotian.-
DESIBMOTION Or STEAMBOATS BY.
rose on the Bente over One' Hundred.
Thousand Dollars, besides a Largo
Amount of,lilreight, • , ,
EvANsvutx, Ind., • Nov. '2l.— ) The
steamers Norman, Pine 131nff, City of
Evansville and HUMphrey Lewis &
Co.'s wharf toat, were, destioyed by
fire here thisaftCrnoon. The Nor
man was voided at 11,000—insured
for 10,000; Pine Bluff, Value 4 at $9,-
000—insnrance $4,000; City . -of
.Ev
ansville, 'valued at $70,000',-, v insu 7
ranee, $25 1 000; Humphiey LeWis - .&
Co.'s wharf boat, valuaat $lO,OOO
insured for $6,590.
There was a large runonut
freight on the wharf boat and'on the
city of Evansville, almost all of which
was destroyed.
Atm. 'Ward; a passenger on the
Norman, was suffocated.
Va. Seven Indian agencies, , have.
been assigned to the Methodists; six
to , the Presbyterians, five to the Bap
tists, six to the EpiSebidians ; t*o•to
the American Board of Pofeign Mis
sions, two the Dutch Eck:ruled, two'
to the Unitarians, four .to the :Amer
ican Missionary Association; four to
the datholics, and five are' unassign
ed.-
Now Advertisembnts.
VSTRA.Y.—Came into 4116 iirlos-
Uri 3 of the subscriber on or about the 33tb of
October. a REEFER CALF, red; *bite on legs and
flanks. The owner is requested to take her away
and pay charges. SAMUEL osurs.
Wysti. Nov. 18, 1870.
4 ISTRA.TOR'S NOTICE-
Notice is hereby given that all riemona indebted
tb the 'sedate of W. R. GLIDEWELL:Iatti- of Grin
deceased. are requested to make .immediate
payment. and all persons haring claim], against said
estate must present them duly authenticateiifor set
tlement. • WARD WARREN;
Nov 1870. - Administrator. •
NOTICE -LEFT MT BED AND
board without Just cause or provocation, my
;sift Lontenrr K. Baum, 1. hereby forbid any per
son trusting • her on my account as I dhall pay no
debts of her contracting.
Union, Pa..-Nov: 11, WO.
A. PETTIS Co.,tiz,
Have just ri.xivea stresh 'stock of 3,
TALL GObDS
In-their Hue, bought in New York and Philadelphia,
at prime that warrant them In saying that they 'rill
aell as
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Their stock omelets in Doniestie a m other
DRY GOODS, •
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
ZRPHYRS,
WORSTED,
NOTIONS, &C., &C
111/144TERY DEPARTMENT
is thoroaghly ihntletted with the •
TATEsr rAsmoNs AND HEST 6QQDS
For tho sea Boll
Old ladles
CAPS AND HEAD RIGS_
ekla tautly on hand.
Sept. Main
of opposite the Court House
. ,
AFULL ASSORTMENT OF
DIU= sidzinsivniims. 14 .
Mardi 10. ism WNG & IrvvrTil
.PILE• .
GEM FRUIT JARS, THE
. best In use, 'Wholesale ana
Zely 1. , 11160ATIE . MIX' „
riii!e; 11 : EST 173,urrIe r s , USE
New M
M E `'`s tux,
Tor• ' , .r=
1
D Vi s E. S BI IP.
TINS • • •
•- • I:64Ogemeof, of the drat TlVlSldlento
AMA A4T4 CNA Ara PAPA
Anil 13t0 PopnlaeTtleedbu
q 7::: (t::'[lelf.t;lD
-.0 •-• ••,,, _
PUS rAvo*r; sarinzra l ,
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emigemitatitt the ChThilVouder,
(T 0. 1 141 XIV 11 "N
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IeIaiSk4rE.V,ENING, . NOV. 29th,
MEI
ii,NDgR, THE' GASLIGHT
A•tA8.,t , :4di:0,,..::::: .j.,,'
4P,4 114 4 XMITIAND;
FANNY GAWIA.NNATTI
• 'AB PEACH ELOZ9OII.
EArta:LASitfriilir
..„
/4 .4 - ' Wm!,
; -
,TGESDAY :EVENING, NOV:29th.
imusstoN.- As and ao
Tictt,t4 tan be pro9rpd In advaxico, ,Potter
8t ,7% • HOP. SALuntina..eggni.:
T~~LLS
Tiw.undersigned will...cheerAilly (tree)Ao ell
_who wish it, the Becipo and full direction" for pre
-paring and using simple' and beitutlful•Vsimbble
that will immediately remove Tan. -Freckles.
'Pimples. Blotches. and ell eruptions and impurities
of the skin. leaving , the same, set, •-clear. entOotb,
and beautifuL • '
He will also send (free) instructions for producing
bylii very simple means. a -luxuriant growth of hair
. on a.bald head or =tooth :Ace. • •
Yheabove can be obtained by - Seturn mall br.ed
drlsatng
.. • • • THOM. .r. CHAPMAN. Cheinist,
195 Broadway. New York, •
24 , 11370.'• • • - ' P:l3. Box 512& ;
N tkit.; DISTRICT, COURT OF
T
theljnited
,State for. the ;70ater0 District of
P.'N/LCOX, Opepton.alkeketrpt =der the
Ad of Congreaa of March 2(4 1867. haring applied
n.Diethaege Won lOW debt.. and other afte
irtoratde vied& eatid- By mo o ns the Mara,
tonna arnxier r ounte; ,to who have
theirdebta,. and vibe: persona interested, te
appear on the loth day December. 1870, at 10 o'4o
a. in.. before E. OVEBTON, JR., Iteiodef, at Ida of.
Ace hi Towanda. to' Maw name. It anylbev have;
why a raachtilie 11 /1 0 014 not Oa, granted to _ the sold
Bankrupt. And tarthir, Notiee ta hereby gtv, that
the Second apd Tbtrkideetlerot otthe sad Bankrupt
reel:4o,loy the 27th and 28th 'sections of said Act.
ardlhelere the said Iteghidere at the same thee and
Nov. 23;1816,
T.IST OF JITRORS DRA W 144 . FOR
December term of Court, commencing Monday
Deccio4ber 5,-1870: . .
; • • ORA=.n. 3 *
' Athens tap., Jams Wright; Athens hero% 3i
U
Mitehell: Mob*. James 114W-b4 Bairisy. WM Mo.
Dowell: Darlington Awn.. John tan_ ,e• Leßoy. Alpha
Atone, A W Val:Meet ; Litchfield: Moses Park. A T
Teed. L.Alnyton taeltaymilks. Daniel 43 Balley.;
Monroe twp., Daniel Sullivan. Judson Blackmon.:
WlMsras: Bomb twp.'; lemj. Moody ;
Npringneld, Dee 13 Hubbard.; South creek. Asher.
Ayers.; Terry. Reuben Protehey ; Troy hero', ki A
Dates: Towandaboro'. Perrin Pennlpseker; Tornio.
da North, John Divine Windh,m. Stephen' Wick
bad; 'Wyitox. Ezra liqggius, Joseph 111,1gway.
Athens born' Jan A Bristol, H C Smith ; Athena
tap.. Eli Murray. Baronet Oventhire, George C Page;
AThany. Jos M Wilcox ; Armenia. Alba Burnham ;:
Burlington.west. Emery. eard; Canton tn., elms
ERtima.'lOhn H Ayers: CoMmblii. A B Anttitt; Gran,
ttecrAlebnien; Herrick. John Enikine: Litch
field. Boraces Barnum. lionme . twp., JIM Blauvelt;
Orwell. Roth P Chaffee ; llidtberry, lisp Squires
BOuth Creak. D P Bildreth; Hl Newell.
Isaac I Horton. Heo:Bralth • Blanding Stone. Geo k
Ftevett; Berinatebt Admits ; . Sylvania, Wm L
SCouton; Towanda bore'.! H L ChM*. Lucian IWO
-Holten; Tro3 twp.. Mite! Powerty.;ai P Prtft; Troy
bore; Chas V Dare: elder, Chaa.Rollanbsek; War.
tem.,llarrington Whitaker. Wm Howell: Wilmot. Al
valaWilaon. Valentine Brown. W T Grant ; Welles;
Jas.l3 Boy; Wm:. Wm II Norgan.A HMOs: W.
alnatug,Truntra B Acey; Windham Albert Botch.
• ••,.:1 Ttuvmathmtiacons—mmo9ND want. • -
- Anima. Jonathan fitevena; Athecum boro'. flaltimha
DI Anger ; 'Athena twp.: Joke MnrMT. low& Leg.
matt; Daralay. John It Davie, Edgard Mama; Bar.
/Button west. Alexander Balla rd; Cannmboro*.Bam
nil Owen ; 'Banton twp.. Jam A Roder,: COhnidda.
Jae Wilson. Alanson Taylor; Granville. 0 L Streeter
Ape Andrea ; Litchfield. Adetbert Munn ; Leßoy.
Moore Walter. Levi Palm'r; Monroe hero', Jae Gris
wold; Overton. Orange Chase ; Orwell, A W
FIVe.. - Edward Owen; Marne twp„ Airon Drake". Wm
T tErestm..A. Wattled: RI &berry. GOO Rtrammncea
Ffraithtleld. 'Andrew II Gamnhell. Win Waldron:
. fthringfield. IMAM% Landon, Daniel Tanning. James
Barrett: Troy bora'. Edwin Oliver ; Towanda born',
Geo E Fox; Towanda `north. James Foster; Tuecaro.
rs. Reuben brildimon Terry. E J Shepard ; Warren.
Rufus Inthinton: Wys4x. Thomas Omit; T W Wood
bnin ; Wilmot. D n Etowell, Leander Gamble ; Wyr
alnedng. Edward Unmet: •
Athen. tap.. Abram Westbrook; Asylum. Edward
Decker: Bin'Murton two.. Joseph Morley. Jar: Nich
ols; Darlington west. Marvin Rockwell: Burlington
horn'. Coo Heath; Barclay. Dennis OThmonm; Can
ton twn:.'lehatiod Senaril ; Franklin. J R Vanneaa ;
Granville. Wm Warren: Herrick. Wm Nesbit; Litch
field. H S Munn: Leßoy. Silas fl Here!. Mai Stone;
Monroe twp.. Gay C Irvine: Pike. Gen Neiman. Jos-
Yoh Broadley; Rome twp.. Wm It Park : Rideberry.
vineAtit own: giretbfieid, Mug B Brigham. Samuel
Than. F. , 1 ward Blakesley i Sbe■heuuin. Jsa Smith.
David Horton. jr.: Jan Sherwood; Standing Stone. T
P Espy. JOhnann Walley: Springfield. C H Camnbeß:
simon Fuller. Eltaba Young; Towanda bore'• RAMq
(I Means. ?t: T. Long. D'A Overton; Towanda north,.
'John Towanda twp.. Andrew Shiner : Ulster.
Gen Bartholomew: Ityalusing. Sinop: Windham
D M Brainard; WellEw, C L lithenard.-Albert Seeley.
• J. P. VAN FLEET. Sheriff.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—John
annan rr. Etltorref Porta. So. 87A. Rcpt. T..
1865. In Oa Clonft of Co.nnion Plows of Bradford
county.
The undersitmed, an auditor. appointed by said
Corot to distribute funds In ftheriff • hands arisug
from fiheritre pale of defendant's personal property,
fotiltattend tothe (Intim of acid appointment, at the'
'Mice of. Olerton t Thbree. in the boronttb of To.
wanella on SAIVIWAY. the 10th day of triPAVISIIER
1070,: at 10 o'Cloai a. In, at which time and place all
persona baring elaitria,on said money are required
to presient the eame or be debarred from coming
said fund. •'
N. C. ELME&
'7oj : ft Auditor.
CAUTlON.—Wherete3 my wife *Tu
x...,
r 4., haring leg my bed and. beard without Just
cause or provocation I hereby forbid all persons tar,
'boring or truatingter on my account. as I shall pay
no d" ' 4" c?n " " ltilglttllag k ZAHN:
Standing Stone. Nov: 8, lITO—St•
WM. BAILEY
rip,PARTNERSHIP.—NOMMES
hereby given that the undersigned twee Ude
day tanned a limited uululliannblP tar the PrSiegi°
*in or . Ote Carriage and Wagon-making business. at
the old stand of tenry Staten,' 1112der the name of H.
Smug *AU. I •
- •r• - • TrEiTRY EiTiMpl;
' • ~• ;:j - Ir. minx. •
Towanda, Nov. 1, 2870.
Trot' D Alr: G 00 D 8
JLJL,
The Finest. Largest and'liestassortinent of Tay'
Zephyrs and Fanny- Goods this - side of Nei York
Just received at 1.188...41111T811.13
oet. 6.'70. No. 117 Mtn st.
Jll
ri 11,, 1, LI 1_1111r,;
?salad fa
thin !erg Tnd HMS
title — tnit ' thifiling a:palm:ices 'Of
01:01161P.Bstants.irtio,firedyitli a thirst forlaurst•
. edge : of the red men, • the4r - spark, traditiau.: wars,
great buffalo left a -home - of luxury,
sought and joined the .Indians. beeame a lemma
warrior, batter. and finally chief of 100 lodges, Tlds.
nestirork. replete with stirring recitals of - real In
dian life, daring deeds.: kairttnanta escapes. amnia/
water. Aa, ott tinted Palter. to Spirited engravings.
one of author...in - hunter's dress, will be eagerly
sought for shit read with 'aridity. pa wide awake
and send early for illustrated sample page, circular,
terms and cholas bald. — •
Sept. 29:10,
NEW MILLINERY
Wonld call the attention Dot the inggic to her lugs
dock of
FALL AND WINTER
3IILLINER '1 GOODS,
Directly from Newifork city, of the very
LATEST STYLES.
All of 'wettish yell* sold OHIiAPER then any ibex
inTofsiids. comprising , • •
BONNETS and EATS.
CORSETS;
Ilist door east of Bratnhall • k Bldg :ware Red.
white and Edna store. nridgm et. .
.
Sept. 2 0 .'70. .
Mil
WU
ciottnraign
As ssowm.
c..motlexplatefi, ,
Clerk
A. H. HIIBBARD. Publisher.
400 Chestnut St. Phtlndelphta.
NUS. D.: HILL
KID cIIAPTEEi.
- IFWELRY, '
.. • ' & c.. ate
New Advatio ti.
t UFALlikripat ,
Tag 36BOTtatE 110 I -4;l"i4i.
•„ . _,, 3 ) 0 M1
i •liti
1- i t :• r e
=7 , - • '
, I
JOHN G. SA -$.ll,
BubJeet--. Lem."
BE'E!ME!
I? ,4%, Novambei
fl a. 8 ,1 ._ 1 1 4 ",.r 11. _ ifirrk 24w York."
Dft;, Detienaxtr 15.11170
• •.„ - WI • . rt )
rt
- rAte, H imiloPt, - Irra:' , % ; 7 •
• 'i• -- ;`!1,1_ 1 1 . =61001V,:i
kaiE'EainE
• . ; --.641.001 0 .111“. 3 9 1 0 1 P.Off o Willift". I .'
lowa $3, fen
=ln
i 1., j
.
l ati4Ditrita ' TH/LTAPP
Sailart—"ltbe Lost Arta."
-bits. :diary Ito, len
ANNA E,
- - -T
DM%
siisdadlos_ • , —l5O mate
Reserved mem . 76
Sepses Tkket, 'peed fee Besotted . • $3 13
-. _ _
. ¬ Tickets sndEnerveigesth ere scdd
5t,1 1 011T121.2 MB TS 'Btare.i. The safe of
Reserved 3sids asiuseen Aluneie bef T
.e,aellcture. - '
I Joitr.7. ..
13iNtiaiow, . -
474.1U1 HMI. U. rnosr..Waxiese
anal, V. lasTeet. Coessitteis , •.., :•
8e;e:3.4610. • : . •
EAU . AND . _WINTER GOODS:
ISMS KINGSLEY '
Begs leave to return ter WO& to her pato= for
libeml patronage heretofore. and assure them that
no exertions win be spat nd to 'Munn & eontimance
•
of the name. liatingjust returned from •
-FEW TOBB
With a large anitwellaclected sionkof
HaaiIINERY GOODS.
Oithe iiieit. ionsincr ant Piers'shier Inch
Ber;
Which I now offer to the ladieicof. Towanda inff
Also. 'cane selection, of ffair , . Fancy Goods
comprising
LiCES,
, LINEN COLLARS,
, • •
- • • HANDKEROIIILES,;
:CORSETS . ;
I have aleO
,roo ued. to onnnection with the abiore
my DllEgia• 11.11intri Witablishmeivand. I. Son new
prepared ed do. : ;1 „ 3 .• ; _
••CUTTING an 4. PITTMG: .
in the Wait iashionabin styles on short notice.
erro s o r . st door to Fox irflffureues.-np Astra.
p(rivErz. co; ; I
Hare just opened a fine lot of ,4
S • Y R
.S, ,
To which they call particular Adieu;
. •
tiou,
KEYSTONE STORE.
October 26, , 0n0. 4
RPHAN'S'COURT ' SALE. -SYO
virtue of an onlar boned out of the Orphan's .
Court of Boulfcred comity.. the undmdgued
cntor of ttoi:estatnof James R. klartM" deceased,
arill•ealt at ptddic sale on Premises on 'SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER 26. 1870. at 2 o'clock p.m.. the follow
ing described lot piece or parcel of land situate in
Asylum bulk,. in sand °aunty and bounded on the
nbrtli by lands; of F. H. Hornet and Hiram -Decker,
coat by lands of M'Donald and otherik!south by Al
exander King and Richard B. Gilberk•west, by Mad
ison Docker; containing about 12, aeres . on Which is
erected a bonse•and shed. •
Th.RMS—$5O down and ta/ance on cantinbation.
BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE, '
Nov. 3. 1870
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-BY
virtue of an order issued Out 'of the Orphans'
Court of Bradford'county. the undersigned guardian
of Earrict E. John 8., Fred A. and Charles Felton,
minor children of Stephen Felton, late of 'Y manila
bore', deceased, will sell at public sale str the Clourt
Manse in Towanda boro', on TEIIIESDAY NOTEM
BFR 24 1870 at 1 o'cksdtp p:m.; the following lot
piece or par cel,of land situated in' Windham town
ship: bounded on thanbrth by lands of N. Cowles
sod G. W. Webster; on the east .by lands of Jona
than FsFnei on the - SCltat by land of Austin Gleason
and on the west by the public highwsy; containing
about thirty acres, more or less.•
Terms—cash on confirmation of aste.-s
EMILY B. FELTON Guardian.
Sept. 7th. 1770.
THE ANNUAI, 'EXAMINATION
_IL of Teachers for the Public &hails win be held
ae follows:
Oct. 17 Wilmot. Sugar Bun (iChOOl HOLM
NOV. 1 Smithfield. Center 44 811 •
21 Monroe, Monroeton
23 Wpm:. • Myeretrolg
• 26' Towanda. born.
211 Standing Stone. Stevens ..•
Applicants will iplease provide themselves with .
Reader, Pen. Ink and Paper. Exercises to commence
;at 9 o'clock a.m. A. A. KERNEY:
Oct. WIS. , . County Sept.
pox & muteuß
"a= •
•
Reelection: Wren! the public that they have jut
opened a fine assortment at .
• NEW GOODS,
Consisting of almosteverytlant In the - Grocery and
Provision line, which-they offer for sale at
WHOLE. ilktr. AND RETAIL,
At *Ls:lowest market rates, •
Welbel confident that with 'our experience and
gscllitlei, we dull be able topless() themost teatidl.
one. Oar Motto le "Gooloods at Reasonable
'
We shall work to please. Try us. Corner
Main and Pine streets.
E. T. TOT.
Towanda, Sept. 15,13.. MENET MEIICUB.
GBOCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ire selling ambit by , POI & =RCM
FWUR' 'THE . CHOICEST IN
MOW, by the each or 'bariel. also Fresh
ground Corn Meal, Feed, &c., at lowest . market
rates at . FOX & MERCURS.
S'llll2lP AND MO LASSES CHEAP
at • • r9i.fr,KKEtettwEL
qtrqAß OF ALL KINDEiItETAIG
NJ int at wholesale Seen at
• • , Pox. &
VERY CHOICE GREEN AND
Slack Tes aelleag °bop at Mall by , _
. sox k
grim OF ALL KENDS 'WHOLE
and o,l Mtli at "noz k 11111Marire.
)II RE • CIDER VINEGAR 'AT
.FOXI ILIERCURIL
IMEMBER Vial' FOXii KER
CUB are retailing all kinds of Groceries at
wholesale isices: The lar ges t stock it town. Book
lira Okla Palette low.. LT. lin. •
Reps . • . MIRY DIMBIAB.
WARSI FOR RALE -1N MONROE
TOlV3lllllo.—Tbs subscriber oaksfor' sale
his valuable farm. lying oaths Berwick turnpike, in
Moods townahip. three 'miles from the village of
Idouree.r and nun miles from • Towanda, with a
good road lMding from both the above places. • The
Salmi & Erie Railroad sled passes through the
farm.. Itoontains,l9o gems e about 65-apes under
good
hats of cultivation
is ; ood uilding*: tiro large
orcand well wa t e r ed.
b
ed. .Tarms easy. .. -
J. 11-ItI3)GWAT
:BOn.tb Branch. Aug. 17.10.
I"XECUTOR'S NOTICE..-
Dot loots hereby chin that allpersons Indebt.
ed to the Mate of J. D. - Williams. late of limos
tpdesd.retd make Immediate Wm.*.
-and all yersans claims against isiden, Must
present them Qull v ticatedloi settlement.
JOS: ULNOOS;
Itreentom
Oct 28.1870.
P4.4ASTEB. - 800 TONS ,BEST
; Cayuga GrosiWil Miter at - Bridge Milli, Mon.
ration, Pa, for which all kinds of Grain win . *
take 44 Ist excbange. . .
March 4. '7O. W. A: ROCKW ELL
TO. P v i r S C l .. 4"Af S-4 *
:fr l , l
1- ,
" 'Tr/
r'......trTrt7tl:'n.Fil 41 T . 4 Mi.ll
O! CO3ceoma) arraLclThrso nsibl
'
=stmts. lati =MT. LONG .1214 - CUM &
AID MUNE =tam •
Mons 14=12-4:421a140 1 .
ortmeteil !oydr,
ME
^},~T,~
nlnom Juniper Baesta ;, iliii:444llP l2 4gl = ed.,
a mall prop o rtion Of inure Paiute
. 4b . le than enyrnowbenie.; • - "fr-
*
ti 1 Doan, as premedM : turtgelste.' fi it! it dart
dor. It is a plagi. that *imps Its bowsaw i the
actlon of a thine dlstrdiii ' dais ;Its
a dark and glniftmrcu deooell j • 11 . 16Iiie is tie
eaterat thirethelsta. The Mutat tit sty PrePtgatiOn
1
pirdominatea ; the all'Uteit Vera,: et the ether
f
,
Ingredients are. Wade to prinlimt termeotation; up
int inopection, it will beitiosnd not tole tiTtnetonit
ENMffMI/M
therefore can be need in cane where teitir or Lida.
lotion exist. In this, you hone the knowledge of
the Ingredients and the mode ef•pteilUntion.
Hoping that you wall _ gavot it With • trial, mut
s flat upon loopectiorat 11l meet with your opilm4..
Maar.
\ With 'steeling Of CpUthillnCe.'
Chemist and Drained of Knees espetienee.
Tlrrom the largest rata 'EaetarliChamlsta to the
I am acquainted with Yr. 11. T. liehabold; be
04361 Pied qui Drug Store Impouite my residence, and
was anceesatul , to canducting the btudneaa.whire
other bad Ref been equally so before him. lhave
intpreasettwatrtdirevirseter eta en.
, terprize."
Sl= of Powers ig Wetglitman, Mannfactaxiog
Asintsii. Mat* auctilltiiirn
RELX/lOLLef ?Lein EPraacrlienru, for weak-
neu WAN( trgal ind3loßet. The exhatugoil pow
est of Nattire orbicik eecom panle '-br many
. •• - •,: • • ' '•••
alappVg sznaptfitmo. agioNOTNicti will be found. yi
d/ipoeltithite itiatteh; Lose of Meiaii4, 'Wakeful
: , . . I; t r:0" _ : •
oen.VF°!° l- 1 1409140 .F 7 m 01 )° ,14 PaEwil;in
, . .
taseltude, i4ostration, and insbdity
'ter cuter ititkt.tko enjoyments of society'.
lho::cl 3 lltiliti,ti.... once affected with Organia
Weaktiecie, requires the aid of nieclictrie to strength
an and i cr igorate the 'systen), which
BII(2117 invariably sloes:. If tie treat. ;
went to, 'ffonenniiition or insanity en.'
N,1104. e
Ria.siootes Ftxxo Eizaucr Ot Bram loaf
tections peetalti to Females, Is unequalled by any
other preparation. u in C4CaTilia, or Beiention,
Pa:WSlime, or Schtiri le State of the Marna, and all
•
Incillent to tbo .sex, or the decline or
chinas pf IIlb.:
•
11111.1‘110W4 FLOM_ Rraucr -.Decay AND Ix.
- , l Warat will nakedly exterminate from
ihq Vd!”lk 'ol*eiwies aziOog 'rola habits sit gllaelpa-
Von. a lttite ewe nee, little oe no elui4erin diet, ice
hwtoyoolenoe or eri;ortF , t;- 4xii:tzge:)l.(ll) , emia,wf
theidieimpleusirt and: dangerous istakliis, Celitita
• 1;
itact liturrgy, In sillb
_oie &meson:
Use ilszninoLD's num Era►or Scow in an
ilipmses of 'these onasts. wbethei extattnea mak or
(amide. :from 'Whatever ammo orielnitog, so: so
z)Whiied knrkeliabiouling: IttiqMniftit to tifte,
and oder; , •inniiedfate'•in actin% iind.ntore istrengt,
elan alma astylat theopraparattou a/ Bark cat tem
Those suffering from broken-deem : or delicate
coaatiftrtidiks; preiMrre 7 the remedy at -tame
lINIM
Me - reader mud be aerarsquit„ heirever Wight
tcly to thi!litidi.of 9Leidv*) i!Uw, it is certain
td affectihe boday health sail twidsl powers.'
ill - thi above diming rooiii*is'ald
grti!i s 4 . 4c.„
Bigd by Droggfets !eVerywieie... Dates—U.2i
per bottle, or • bottles for *6,50. Delivered to 'lv
stbinis; . ..Irtbe
,symptAims to ail comnumic
tkaue ,
=lli
A4drese H, T. HILLKIKILD. "Wig an 4 Chesui,
cal Wherehouse. 691 Broadway. L Y
Vcarz mtg. =trot uxuzas riOssz VP IN
11 .
Eso•similecidnry Chemi
esiiirsze:lidise, and signed,
. .
H. T. lIELMBOLD.
19. 1970.-1 y
i r
;:~.~''.
Now Ult. August 15111, 1868.
'ma
ERIE
1404!tirp - raireettally, -
H. T. ITEMBOLD.
work.]
XOVEIEBLI 4,1854
7`., r ..~..Y S~i~;
wu.tasis wswirruAN,
MI
=I
EXTRACT Ntrplltrts the
4
9'" tri l irA.Lo RO'BES.
'.'"-,, • ,
..,..
1 i .m i lk VONVELL Sc CO.
' (recd veits large lot of Stnlfalo Babes
latailiant the 'Plana, !high an, superior to any
offered by as heretofore.
'-", EYS,TONE STORE...
mli
~Y
am
-
0.
Ra Acid
belonging to the Yews: Welke: nrceild. 'notify- f
COWS& of Wyeltuditg and vicinity tUt TIVIOUIIIO,I
constantly on wanton ankh of ;
: r
Q
' - 'r -L t''-',.:/:1 . •: l'-;','... '._:' ii: .:" ','.::: ;;;"
2410. grOV:11. 41BIZOVri P .. I
AO • WtOTAIr.
!,
• JgAli
IN - BULK - OR HY TEE ' SAItRR
i"s /
I nK SACKS , • BBL& AND , BAGS.
CE E N
• ' t. - > 4
PLAST,EIt AND 101gOSEINE OIL,
- • ..
, lintlyile twill berplelned ,to 'atymly them with st
,ressonable - prices. ;None bul.t.llo mar ,qua Lin in':
-be offered, for tude. consequently cannot:tall In g. v.
tog entlrisatlifietton and meeting the wants of the
CASYL OBADT,'
qn delivery, anitiCiiied ‘tzriptlon . of
E R.' t S• P,R 0:D tr CE,
Or to lu exchange .Ibr Coal. itme. Salt, Aseter..
" •Cement.and Kerosene Oil. -
as al
llg
et the Wen-house to lueahead Y toot=er " e 2l"Y
7/Ideeleg. Aug. 10. 1876. •
HUMPHREY BROTHERS
WILL or' im 'rats WEER
100 CASES
100 CASES
109 LASES
MIEN ..andill3OYS BOOTS
T: MEN and;BOYS ,BOOTS. ,
V:EN and BOYS BOOTS..
50 CASES
50 CASES
50 CASES
WOKEN'S and MISSES SHOES,
WOMEWS , and MISSES SHOES.
WOMEN'S 'Arid NISSESHHOES.
LATEST
LATEST
LATEST
AND BEST QUALITY:
AND BEST QUALITY.
AND BEST QUALITY.
100
100
100-
FINE TRUNKS,
ME TRUNKS,
FINE TRUNKS,
TEAVELDIG BAGS, AC.
TRAVELING BAGS, .3 - .0
TRAVELING BAGS; 4C.
: s . s,
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA.
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA.
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA.
200
200
200
SPLENDID HORSE'BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
EVERY• DESCRIPTION:
Large lot of
Large .
Largo lot of;
BUFFALO ROBES,
BUFFALO ROBEg,
BUFFALO ROBP-R,
-"Ig, $
I
FANCY RUGS, &C.
FANCY RUGS, &C
FANCY. RUGS, &C. -
Having enlarged our salesroom mid-made 'extol'.
: sive:purchasea of all goods In our branch of trade,
Oro are prepared to offer extra ladullementa. \ •
Sept. 22: 1070 .IsittratPEUMBROTEIBItc
LIGHT . 'll-OIISFI
- BASE BIIR,NING • 'AND 'BASE . H.EATIISd STOVE.
Has been awardeet ,
TWO FIRST PREMIUMS
At the
NEW TO,BE. STATE FAM
(2 Bronze medals)
Compoeing with 'tithe leading ertorea of the day.
so Pima Premiums at the New Jersey elt,stoFlkir.
well as at pumerons-9ounly Fairs. .
"For sale by d M. LENTS SON: -
0et.20,"70. - Bridge et.. Towanda.
'MISSES KINGSLEY. & EATON
Have opened a new .
.
DES MEMO EMTIBLISMMENT
In the room over Mfrs KincelersiliMnetz atufav
one door seadh.of rat a liercuesh.wheee they ere'
'prepared to do all kinds of work In the Dress Mak-,
leg line, at reasonable rates.
FASHION PLATES
,
Of the latest style. received as soon as published. .
They will also give instruction in
CUITHiG AND FITTING DRESSES. -
JENNIE ELNGSLEi,
Sept. - =DUO. EITOIN.
COFFEE ; TEA; SUGAR, FISH,
ke.. wholeaala and retail.
Only L McCABM & MIX-
F OR TIIRTY DA?. - •
l.win /len oats and StiOes at coat to ratite room
for New Stodt.. JOHN M'INTYIIE.
Sept, 71.10. _ ,
C .
AItES AND CRACKSLS---GRE
din Bend, Bcotcb Homy. Ora , Raison:Le o.
on and Ginger. Cakes.. Waahington Juinbies and
Coffee Biscuit, and allkinda of Crackers it •
March 4. '70.: • W. A. ROCKWELL'BI.,-
-
WOW SALE. —My -House and Lot
- cm Pin etteet Is'ettered for tee ati bargain.
Fee further particulars enquire. on the prensioi.
Sept. 22.70. ZULTAVHA#F.
---
Fr OZSANNDeonB.
T
=N od to o4aoPo 4141_• WHOLE:7?4Ik
Convicted :every WednesdsY, by C. B. PATCH,
,
Rye. o •
Wboilt.trdi . ... ... it 2 4 1 ~10
. .
Buckwheat. boob , .... ;.?
camW boob
oati6.ll+
Being s 04T 011 1h -
Butter trolls) Ip, .......
=dos .......... . ....... ,
, busk . ...... ... . ...
IWO IA ... .. ..... . .
WAHATII ClOs so -- Miest.dolt;. ; Corn 2 ?
Aditir p i ns Oit . 532 lbs. Earley 46 lbs.; Pau:k i n,'
48 Tbs.: 121bs.;,Ittio 20 IbL ; Clover 17.,4 04.
.Thsottx Seed 44 tbs.; • tYrtidtilia" 33 n „. •
I:hied-Apples 22 Mar decd ""'";
El
___
y ia ,4114; ~.- ARRANGEALti TS OF nuverowANDA porr-orricr,_
.. a further notice the Maas at . this , a2tt e wall
'Orin sed_depert 80 . 100111 t . ' - +.
~..e 4rstre.', )art.
BNorumnimigh,.- ~ . ... 7. r at ......... :It v.
mout , . 1... ..,,,......616 7P.• IL ...... 7:13 A, IL
v- 7 - 7 . ...: . •.....*....12;0G1N. • • ....... .. 1:06 ph k
.Canton - ~ 3-1 Y I.; al- ....:r(I . p.
Y. Duebore •4. •, • 0010.. t: .... '.. Rep, it.
lizonmei .4... ''
/tali A r • lit. ...... 1214 i c .
ter, •".,• • .:-... ... .. LI: .00 it. L,... ....3:00 r. r•
mien maktaimives wret7 Ilgoaday."lB.,loAds,..:2
=44 6:00 scm.., snit depute at 7:00 .s. tr. isa
.ThereleY. twat esaturday.
ljbartirtm mall an tree every Tuesday; Tt ly ,. l.
.der• Betattley at 8 .10 s.v Departs um, day
. wilrgaail s doss if 1 imbrue= before De teat . ye,.,
; paror& • and the swat ante and south close 4$ east.
tee prancers.'
' ti W. AL9OIID, /.44
TO THOSF.....GE'I'TING THEIR
=A
You shouti itt4o,wo things. rirzt, to
GET Tagit waritz PIRST•CLASS currgz s ,
• IS MADE
Stvonell'.
. I. And Jo ortt er to be able to bells goad Artclt cLeap
the tzierehatt f moat auileriitanil hie buzmOsii, ari
latcrit - holt • isheio ohsrwhaf to buy an a practu a l
ran dthtir; gala e •
..,,l.
. .
ha :all it* branches I 'voic l es to Le, L a yl ag 1,4,
Iu
the bash:leas. Hare I.,:en a cotter in soma of. ?Le
_ r•
div l
ide do myown buying, aellin and cutting. and
tay pe g . oflts with nosuan. ao that lees of It will
do—and wit.b km rent and other expeneee In prl.
,portiotl, thus tnaking the root of carrying on the
buainess very email:
. .
..
•
:IL , ria r air.g the above yen win see - why it 1.5 that
I' 'Cs/ IST JELL GOODS CILEXPER
• - -
Ti Auk men follce(ing the business, and having t , ,
I r .nowiedge of a themselves. have to employ others it
large salaries to attend to , it,' and customers Ear
pilY accordingly—as they, like ntYllell. ,
DO BUSINESS TO LIVE BY IT.
.
IM
•If yntt antibt the above atatenieut. be conru.•:rd
by nt bay, on
, Rpm: moms,
meramat. wtor, Bridge St, Towanda, N.
Aug.lo,lo
TOAVANtiA. AGRICULTI:I4I4
„ot T u h e e i p t r e ri l i k. at i : i wient of this shop is now etitriag
” U3l *SE It - AGONS,
PLATFOII.II WAGONS:
covrati) AND OPEN 'BUGGIES,
Ili
STYLE
STYLE
STYLE
OAK . AND . 4:(IC4ORY TLITBEI:
Lave the
ery light,-and eo durable that even tme has but
• little to,do towards their decay.
el:I:Qin:I oar Work before piirely.aing - thse
where. Repalrtng'done on short notice.
M. C. 31=4. - en: Preat, :9. W. VINCENT,
Towanda, ./n1). 20, 18'M. Superintendent.
R.., DL WFT.T,ES'
C-c.) L YARD
Matti further notice prices at yard, are
or No. 2 $5 zo
- Stove, nr Noe. 3 =4,3 iso
Nut. or ecurscg. No J $5 2 5
Pittston Nut. or No. .1 =5 ba
The foll ,-,. .111, 4 additiown] charges will te., mo 6 f,
‘leliveringeool x,thln Ulu - borough limits:
l'er ton iU ete, Exti a for carryibg ILI L. , u
1141 ten 35 •: 25 1
QUaZiCr
r Leave Orders at my' Coal Office, No. 3, 31er.
curs New Block, south side.
21Drders sib et in all- case be accompenird by
'Cho cash.
Towanda. Sept. 15.'70. . It. 3f. CVELLEQ.
PI T HNITV - 11 E
II iviug purchased and repleni.hea the well-kr, n
C'AE,ll' FURNITCRE SfORE
of S. T. Decker, on Main-at.. first door-bolos
..t . .3lyr etore, and a little moniti of the Means
I am prepared to tarnish •
FURNITURE OF AIL ELNDS,
at wholesale and retail. aireheap as the same ran to
had at any establishment in the rennty..-My stock
is full and complete. comprising all the varictice
usually kept a first clans Furniture Store. The•
public are respectfully solicited to examine my stock
and prices. at No: 155 Main•st.
.. . .. . . .
N. D.—Pictures framed rah nealue4s and disf)atch.
' J. II: PHINNEY.
Towanda. Sopi. 1: 16_70.- 7 41 .
___ .
TOWANDA COAL 'YARD. )
ANTEIRActrE AND Birimm u.s_ori co.
The hnderaigned, havinglezisc , d the Coal Yard 1p J
Dock at the old - Barclay Basin." and Just compliti•d•
a large Coal-house and Oilier upon the premises, are
now prepared to fiirnieh the citizens of Towanda and
vicinity with thddifferent linds and sizes of the above.
named coals upon the mosereasonable terms in any
quantity desired. Prices at the Yard untd further_
notieo :
Store; . -
$5 50
.
Large Egg 5 54
Small Egg t 5 50
Lump 5 50
'
Pymoth Nut - . 525
.Pittston Nut - ' • . • 500
4, Earcla3f " Lump.. .
9 4 00
_.
4. . ' Run of Dines - 3fd
•• . Pine. or Bhicksmlah ...... 300
The ilkillowing - addibonal Charges will be made for
delivsring Coal within - the borough limits :
Per T0n...50 cents. Ezts for carrying in, 50 cent s. Half T0n..35 • ..w' .. .. .. 25 "
Qr. T0n...25 " --.. 4. F... .. 25 "
• .111 r. Orders may be loft at the Yard, corner of rail
road and Elizabeth Streets; or at IL C. Porter's Drug
'ea-Orders millet In all deei be accompanied ..th
the =eh. NVAIID S 310:1TANTE.
Towatulai,June 1, 11170—tf.
IVIOICLT SAVED,
STOVES AND HARDWARE
9. N. BROWN. -
Orwell, Pa., 0,1.20,1'0. -
Slat YOUR . - BUTTER, EGGS,
THE FARMER'S PRODUCE -ASSOCIATION
°Mee and Receiving. Repot, 217 Wallington street
Neve York.
This organization is an Association of Farmer's
fir the purpose of Receiving and Selling all kinds cf
Farm Produce on Commiasbp only.
All conununtcatlons to the Assoch . ition should 1,
addressed to 8. A. rErrot
.
. - 247 Wishington et., N. V.
Shipping cards may 'be obtained by addreo.ing ti.•
Secretary, or of - J. E Bot.x.Es.
-
• _ Pa..
Who Is thoTrast4ing Agent iu Bradford and Sue -It,
harina Counties.
Ilpitz„ Pres.. I!. FABRAICD,-T - u, Pre, .
FELTER. See'y.
N PA•rit. 21.70. •
•
OTICE IS' HEREBY GIVEN
that application will be made at the neat mc. t-
log of the Legislature of Pennsylvania for the in, • , r•
poratlob x- Savings Dank, to be known as the
Athens'fbreings Bank; to have a capital of fifty thou.
and dellarthwithauthorlyto increase the sameto.D ,
.ahlOUllt Lot !ll:Nei/Mg fordirred thonsanda , i ,
tars. The objects of Paid bank anktp receive tu6it,
,on dpeosit and to discount - notes,
.bills, Ac.,
.xerciso general banking privllegee to be located i
tough or Athens. county bf Bradfqrd, u.th
tithority to establish branches at other places
R3l . 4.ent.rity. JunelS,
FOUNDift FOR SALE—Situate
in Itome,Bradford county. In. The oho:re!:
property in the worid. A large Foundry in runnica
order. with everytldug s tised in the butanes. Old
ternai-Masia, to I A good IPSnme and Baru. 'l
acme of choice Jinni, good fruit.i:well. kO. All for
two thousand &Mars. Inquire of 11. W. BIIOWN.
INC), Rome, Pa., or Branahall 4 'Ridgeway, at thi
BM. White and Blue atom, Bridge Street. Towanda.
Fn. July 27;70-3ni
cLoittria MADE TQ OaDi
WELELLE THEY ABE BOLL CP.E.SP
PRACTICAL TAILOR
..E/GIiTEENuiAj ExPuri;NcE
.I,est hotzcs to
NEW YORK CITY
'WORKS STILL ALIVE!
ever offered In this market. Beet eclerte.
u,d, and all work male by the most
EX ERIENCEDWORKMEN
PATE.% T TWSS IA IRON SEATS,
•BY PVECIIISIN6 ioun
POULTRY, CHEESE and FRUITS to
tr,
Itocylgs
32 , ✓ ,
723 P .. , 9N.5,