Newt 'Piot all- aids.
TerY alaun4nt 114',TF7,
- ,
,go•
ing -to Taus. •
— The 1 31 .4 1 4 1 ah coP. CAW Will IXt
Large. z
—Politics are -Ikcogy, in Clautda jus
1107.
-hall county, has 11111] 000
OS) oroia.
—Some - quarrym" en in . Ws4i i have
LvCca uuoarthing Pnalin wins.
--- . Toung ladies et kill are wearing
their hhir very timply thii mum , . :
- 3 ,'ow Orleans,-hagtii lhad:lrost
a!rd ice s rip longer fears yellow voi.'
•
—ln Lynn 9000. pairs sf , wooden
hoots aro wade weeldrai one faelorn .`" •
.
=West Virginia does not bke
uric and wants to ho ealle4"Apiiakebia."
. •
--:-TlinuksglSLUg Day *as •generall,y
~b 3arred throughqnt the coyintry.. •
_
A large number of houses are
bailt along the Ruda= river. ,
2 -3laino has. officially uoted the
- Ju g of 91 bents this year bzpaying banuties.
—.Seven - hundred • workmen have
be diaellargtd frop the Brocklyii Nary
Vara.
--A..Salt Lake man went- down a
'+ill to Eee why allaF:t didn't go ott Ho came'
in a burry.
. -
steam barge is running, per
- antl,-between Schuylkill Haven and IVaalung
t,,n, in the veal trade. •
=The mammoth tonne - 11 2.f. the
Philadelphia. Leather Company Ina commenced
operations at Plultpaburg. „T• •
—Secretary Cresswell will recom
mend tIM edoption in the country of the penny
postal card, which is now exteuslvely used in
England.
--- - New lurk prop ses erecting a
ioasiiipalcee of industries nd arts of all no
t ions, to b.- similarly cumin. ed to the Crystal
i';:!ace is I..ondou.
• _ —The stuelents in t Amherst 4-
:4! i;:thral College are all to be Provided with
m;-,r inilitaq caps, in order to facUltate•their
rugni.m in the study of ulture.
—The English families remaining
in Paris arc reported to be in very great dis
trc.s. A fund has been opened for the relief
those who have reached England. destitute:
artesian salt well of Lincoln, •
Vbrsidia, throws n stream of brine six inches
diameter to .a height of oter fifty feet This
'-cream has imfacient %Annie and velocity to
turn a mill wheel..
--All the 'French teachers have
{2/1 dismissZd troll the military schools of
constatitinople, on the principle that nations
ho are unseccesssfull in war are not likely to
furnisli the hest military teachers.
—The siege of the city of Monte
, lulu by revolutionists was imminlnt.
—A ten thousand dollar fire on
, larc•cl on Main sAreet, Dubuque, fonts, on
•fliw•sday last.
—The Italian artillery is to be in.
riTabed at once. A sou Las just I.tet:u born to
. the (Inebe%s of .losbt.
---The reported salo of the Central
Utah railroad to the Ceutral Pacific is denied
on the best authority.
—The steamer Berlin : City was
Inrned cif _Fitzgerald poiu; LAC Winneba g o,
,n Thursday. boss $e.A.)OO.
—Wm. H. Wood, a well known
I.rohor of Portland, Me.,
,loang himself that
place,ryrsterdayJnorning.
1 --Tolin Boyd wits instantly killed,
awl' a stranger injured,• by a train near Peru,
Indiana, on Wednesday last.
-Secretary
- • Stewart, of the San
.t ,, ,,. California, gas company, has absconded.
onl ls sid to he a defaulter in a large ampunt.
—The treasury shipments to Nei'
from Ncn Frandsen, per railroad last
:l
wen , tiAOO, all in bnllion, principally in
—A Lunn, slioot,i,pg hogs,
• , rA...1 1.111(.1 a lad named Smith, at Dayton,
;hi". Ti,o r. t u eunsidered as one of criminal
cs.
--In a tight ijet,v6eu f. A Raynor
, :.:1 Et anipson, at Yonkers, N.Y..Thurßlay
i,,t, th, latter was fatally injured. 'Raynor was
—.l sloop, loaded with garbage,
!.t asl, , rtro:i lief; island, yesterday. In en
r‘ sell Lull one of tL•e crew. a
drowned.
.fate z11(.,._ actual atuouut of
addition/41 uatlonnl buck
~ . :-:qtl,-11.(s1 by tiro last Cot4, , tess
- F,ar,• he.2n aotnally tat.en up.
- Gov. Clafilin, of :31a.fris., has par
-6 .ttl Farrell end 1.1e1.,n, iu 18G3 Were
"tivict,(l rnbbr•rc and sent•need each to
yezt it: the state
—The tolrd amount of coal trans-
~., r tid over the lfradill,7, railroad .daring the
ending 'rhrirsday. the 24th, was '92,573.16
, 1 : the v , - ar ending, at that time,
1.147.3:1.13
—Five 111112(11A and fifty suits for
i• , annieneed in l•hicq;o last Year,
he.nilyed and rifty by women. and the
by tit,. n, );,e attorney commenced
' liuYalred and f. 'Hy et them. •
—The ship fersi:a, of Bath, from
w )riczlil for Liicrpool, with a earzo of cot
ton, Nvent ashore on Plying Pan Shoals, on
Timrsdar morning last. The caigo . is estimit
...l t 4,250,000.
Jnlia Ward Howe, Mrs. E. D.
l_tieney, and L. Maria Childs, were nominated
a qinamittec to end the Franco-Prussian war.
getting up a Woman's' World Peace Con
-41-es, They wen nominated by General
Wil
scn, in Boston, last week.
—Black bears aro said to be quite
samezong in the r 0(4., of Warren and Fin.asex,
\.J., this &peon,
--Two young girls wore recently
admitted ag members of the Typographical
Union of ligll,aS City, Missouri.
---The poison then into The sys
tem"by the-continued smoking of tobacco, it is
vomputed, will cause death luj_67 years. .
—Mrs. Gen. WilWams, late Mrs.
Sic plien A. Dow;las, is repbrted to have fallen
)1(-i: to con sideruble property in Scotland.
—Sir Francis Lyett offers $250,000
if the Weelyan Ccrtferenee" will 'raise nn cainal
amount, to build .50 chapels in London;
—The citizens of Bath, Me., still
Ictain the old custom of having the city bells
lung sunrhie and sunset, regardless of the
—Large as tliv, sinus realized at
Nils:son's-kiencerts, they arc, considerably less
than:Jay:l'y Lind and Barnum took in twenty
;tear::, ago.
Curtin has written a letter
in favor of calling a State-Chian:Litton for the re-.
of the Constitution.
—M. H. Taggart, Gdu. Irwin's chief
• e:trk, is being publied forward .as a candidate
!Q.': Stale Treasurer.
—Representative Skinu er,of Cbaui
b,rsburg, is farorably spoken of as the Demo
t•retic eandidate for Speaker of the 'House this
winter.
—The L} -coming Standard, in the
VOurtiO of au article on the nest political 'Cam
pal:n of the Democracy orPorinsylvania. 'nom
inaies Henry L. Dieffeuback, Esq., editor at the
Bloomsburg ti , bibiWitn, for Auditor General,
end Benjamin Whitman, editor of the Erie Ote:
erf , fur Surveyor General.
—A letter from Hon. Wra. H. Arm
-4:-.41.;:-.41.; lax) 'Fat defeated in the Eighteenth by eleven votes, states that helias not
,yet dt•eidedmhethcr to contest the election or
Lut that'll° is examining into the ainonnt
.f tr.r.i.is perpetrated by Democrats.
—Louis Napoleon's yule in France
ir , livr.than that of any of his itrotly , cesora
slnee 1771.
-- - ,-11athKe . balls, for the delactation
?or little iare the cishiou New tork.
-L--White marble from Alpine, rtali,
prownno(ap i co to no•:be. l t articlo from
Lair. r '
. yottar , lady of Elizabeth,
buiug trs2.aleirfor lead paralysix. causgitl
.
—The grain shipments by the 'Ale
ca a 2 are said to bare increased tins Year by a.
173.4bcLi.
.. .
.2 , -......._ , -
•
—Four Cape 31# geltlerueu . Akat
r, .. - " nty-roar wild ducks a f. - :w dais siuce,twAdws
raltilwr_o,:dfltr:r Uivdr. , : .
, - -The . i'cliErts of Ile _Cherokee
a popull Lion of A.
nri5i...5.11177n7 r.re Irk and 7601 an:
glo - , - cs , > are suill_tc
:s titnt
1: I.:. I.• ri., yol;
, po I.;
Vadford
EDITOR'S
Z. 0. GOODRICH. B. W. ALT
l'owantia, Marshy, Dec. 1;
EttitOPEAS WAIEt SUMMARY.
fftlasiattplantof&titelimenatment df
;Orleans hare fallen into the hands of,
the Frgg~~ t~ pigh,ting is repelled
along- the , k*it-of tthe - army of the
A &b .. ' patchigttarlirnettitinirg says
'heavy#TYlg was fiep '6F?...F#daX.k
4irPatic% 0;7140064451-MAiithAt
a Sortie was-made atalkdfort:•whielr
was 'itYptdsed - :the 1 4 l ttsi"
From Tnlletcotiics We'an6tiniiaant : •
thl:tt ' al; ' 41;444 7 -via?;
;Saturday t.a,ti .Boves,. , nearziAinimis,
which' resulted
French. 'cA Tout r# dis'utch' Hays that.
a great, attl44 . iiiipMAig,;that':fho
skirmishing thnii,fn! haltvbeenjaver
able to the Fiench,i;but. thatt.Chat
caudna hnil plobably "fallen into -the,"
I pcqseaiiin
ville was btu , :charfied by-00 ; P_ einipar
011 nurkiday.. , _- A. warid'sw,cittiffrom
Tours repbrts tliatthe Prussians- on
Friday . atterePted"te 'left
flank of Palladine's i r en7i
dome, and ,were Tel - 0;M anti routed,
the pursuiebeing kept up hi:Ail nine
o'clock at night'. '' Th&:Prtnipians lost
two guns awl': niaq' A'Prns 7.
sisn foree is ivarr,lung Upon Longwy.
Anothel-p_il'er/4 special. frclifi Tours,
says that the .attemPt ., of= the Frits
sians to- turn Palladine'S4ight - at (M
en was' also defeated_.Witli gtea , loss.
The French caPtured .500 'prisoners.
The excitement in, Tours is said to
be very great.
Au unfounded rtunor.created grreat
excitement in 'London• by announc- .
ing that Russia had declared war.
Prrissit4 it is said, has offered her
services as a mediator.hetween Rus
sia and the Opposing Powers. A'
special froin London to the Tribune
says that a IturOpean conference, 'to
meet in London, has been_agreed up
on, which, it is said,: will ratify • ac
complished facts.
14,.. A Washington correspondent.
describes a meeting between Senator
CAMEROI and 'Mr. iud.Mis. 4LAin:
" Senator Camerott;,!While coming
from the President's lions° to-day,
towards the ;Treasury department,
met the venerable Frank .BWr, sr,
and his Wife. This aged ,and ,:re
nowned, couple were . walling, or
rather limping, along, arm-in-arm,
laughing and chatting with each
other, as if they were living over the
days of fifty years ago, when ho was . :
one of the youthful leaders ,of •ther
then. great Democracy, and she was
the leading belle of fashionable soci
ety both here and in St. Louis. As
soon as they espied Senator -Camer
on they stopped and halki6d to him:
" Why, Simon, how are you; come
here, my boy, and lets talk to you."
" The Senator almost embraced
the couple; the hand-shaking „wassincere,
sincere, beyond a
,'doubt; and the
Senator at once offered his turn to
Madame 'Blair, and on she, trudged
(for she is too feeble to walk fast),
with an arm of her husband and one
of the "boy " Senator to imppOrt her.
The tall form andl_v,ray,covered head
of the Pennsylvania Senator towered
above the forms of his companions.
who,•are, by the' way, lath small of
stature, beside being bent with age.
As they walked along the-,Treasnry
avenue, toward their son's Some, on
Pennsylvania avenue, they were the
observed of-all. The windows of the
Trcasnry dOpartment 'were -crowded
with the male and' female clerks, all
evidently 4nuch impressed with .the
Teets ele. • .
- "The timed couple had forgotten
that Simon, the "boy," had been one
of the main instrilments of their son's
efeat. They thontiht over and talk
ed about aul.y \ the times and scenes
of two deca4,W. since, anti were
doubtless pmna Of thitlfact that in
the days of his south Setiator Came
ron was arnontr their proteges, and
to their friendship he owed ranch of
the tMCCPI3B of fhb 'earlier part of his
public life. - -
" Affliteat;ll the Senator is past the
meridian of life, be hi much of the
vitality of ybnth remaining, and' to
day, :dung-side of his venerable
friends, he loolut as if he could 'with
stand the battles and trials of several
more• Senatorial 'terries. -`
"He aceomParded, the' venerable
eonple to thenn residence-of tbeir son:
and there bid "them" adieu. This
.
twain, whoiare anion - gibe 'few, very
few; that links the past' "grneration
with the present, who can associate
in their memories the trials' 'pf our
yonntrrepnblic. half a century ago,
and the glories of its present day."
se-The Iliashingfrm Reporter par
our member, Hon: Jams 'H. WEBB,
the folkriting compliment in a recent
issue:. .
" The foregoing-are all good men,
and any one of them would undoubt
edly-make a fair presiding officer. In
our judgment, however, Hon.. James
H. Webb, of Bradford, is particularly
the man for the position.' The ap-:
proaching session will make his filth
term of service:in. the Legishiture,
and consequently he has all the, ex-,
„perience which constitutes a pre
requisite, for: the proper discharge
.tlie duties of. the r place. He is.more-.
over, an honest, I -Wrght- 141 4 001180 i1
ntious man, whose record aura legis4 ,
tor stands far above ,oven the shad
ow of suspitl.on. :Throughout his
Proirt l o-04..o.er.vige he'has. -been, en
tirelv-free:from thOlinsloeoce of any
of tliaoliques..o.4;sombinations which 1
ftVe, disgrAced , every session, and in
all the. disreputable etruggks which
have • taken-place, during his meinber
ship, and,-which covered- L ee ms,uy
painps with,dishono4 his.-has •ruler
-been tai 26.4.ed.te1-th hy.the breath of
,enspicign. •
-We ,SlicialaTA3Oghidlo.,_see 14. y.
Webti.clioson the Spoahership, for
the reason that weknow -him to -be
cfnaltlied for th'e-placcv heeanse
his election Would 'heir' 2taiumgh•-of
/ 10110, 4 Y, _reforw 40d Nr.
WititAi4/ the glair, the husiness
of. Rife _ WO are
41011 i;:ht)eorglactieibliith -.oloe9nrm
'and dig litpikild kuich standinsi, cop
' ruitteed- as : „would .miaure
speed.). • Proper , ;
Against ninny. of the other !gentle
men who. have. Liam intentioned -.we
have nothing to say. Sosine of them
we k‘now personally, and believe I
7=r1 ' 7777:71
--aity(FrereisMe hue bad tinting - the put
few weeks, arid are still haring, most'
3=oarrtz. wha=t,
The atmosphere las been soft, mild and
balmy; and ocesaionalli breezy; and the Ades
titni;if to baleva them, Itlio thaii
thatahh4isreirltlittlairtifatint larid that , far:-
nhihastoor
~tJls t t<1 —
artapzlallpin.nilr ihreeti antU in:
.44 otieluithittona molit)teit+
skid*, it.ifnblat'iMathit'*lyakat Attalkati:
Auttlinthistqf ',Ohl png;Ttsy,r
10aivisAir.be-iiii • OF. Ax 441;.sanT:
:04_!4V'ti4nOctt.0,40,44F1.*!• hew Iran!
fat 4 . cP .aitlgt344l,Clilae• ter
.A 501 often ',l4lrP,
'riKa)Gd 'one sena einf nith that ,4efe!ts
-0 dog:a That kna j cio4 .yriah their visits
might bq like it* ' t or atisele4"f4. 2 . 4 far
. . -
iLeatSabbath vas as been tiftil a day ag 41trir
,40-'7erathl 'OA to' enjM' There was, :a caste
pain in tbei -in !the
I ,heatttr of tholskii.s.atl warm anrabini. that
carried mein inenotiobselc to, : the dayaOrr:
earl
couth.ishen one largard footsteps toward :.the
quldav Bel 1t: aegelera kill by: certain
onsementsprithe Mre.h.applhil tut aftpr thi;
Irian* of Italian penprr iahip, with-MO liPt7
atrOhe,np. got forgetro otir early training
aintin a ;ylectirie tronnl, I folind mypelf the ,
proper hoir for meriting serFice, in the
. • rastrto*AuLn lettnnen
of uni - worthy . hrother.wlio, a short time sinto,
Went out lotto the worldnot for notoriety'aseke
by any means, bet for `.! a trio across the conti
nent." and to Salt, Lake Citv, to battle 'with
'Brigham of teeny - witir;r the ungodliness o
his se ii in
7fte sot •eS'Werebrfti4tlim., amnion in
structive and convinCint. •itnd The manner of
the pastor iiiplressive. Them was a .Cblirtil of
elnipienrc in his deliver?, and a sublime grand
denr with° earneit manor and,lillersl spirit in
which he pointed Dirt thefitities'afqlic Chris
tian, and gare'ivorda of comfort endetieonrage-
most, seeminglymore for the no fortunate,' the
'noor and downtrodden. than for our Christian
brother who expects to go tolleiven onallrns-
Rolls carpet.; •. .
Prayers and perfumery mingled together.
end edifice
from
of espetity pervaded the
from the spire to the door-step. The singing of
the choir was charming, and the music,. of - the
organ grand and impressiv f O, as the deep tones
reverberated through, the vaulted roof and long
gatleties of the splenid building. The atttMd
anceleiti:large, and atnong thci congregation
were notieciPinany familiar facet' which have
made their appearance in our midst within the
past few weeks. ' •
indgkidEtanators, and Representatives, the
plebeiaWand.the aristocrat. mot and arorshiP
ed bmether. The congregation was's/hat .tin
onhddo,harbarign would call a fashionable eno;
very 9F3y of them at least, acre, agfar as re
wards areas and personal-adwrrunent, all that a
mMiner, a jeweler and a dry goods dealer could
wish, and on many a fair one's finger sparkled
tho precious stone that ' would have brought
feelings of gladness to the heart of old Shylock
and made his eyes dance with delight,-couldlM
have gazed upon them.
The building known as the Metropolitan
Church is one of the finest _structures of the
kind in the city, and has at an enottnons cost
been but-recently completed. In- its conidrno
tion it millraces all the modern improvements
,as far as regards ventilation, the heating and
The manner of arranging the seats
has evidently been done with 'a view- tp comfort
na devotion, so soft and agreeable ( bee
the cushions, and so inviting to repose are the
broad upholstered seats, - that it requiresiall the
eloquence and enthusiasm of the .preacher to ,
prevent. the thoughtless and unconverted from
going into a state of forgetfulness. Wine a
stranger to enter this building !hen
with its hundreds of gasrjets, and the 'floors
and galleries tilled to overflowing with its fash
ionable audience, he might for a time be at a
loss to determine whether he was at a church
or an opera. The sitizene with pardonable
pride call the attention of the visitor Who luny
have a taste for the beautiful in architecture to
this fine building as. one of the ornaments of
the city, and are sure to refer.the 001111 stran
ger in search of spiritual comfort and 'consola
tion, to the instructive and interesting discours
es of its eloquent pastor. •
During the last fow;yenrs and since the curse
of slavery, by force ut circumstances has been
removed from Hit , people, they have manifested
a spirit of enterprise and liberality before. un—
known; and ranch progress has been made-in
improvements of beat a private and public
character. The present census report shows
that since 1800 we hare Increased in.)popula
tion eighty per ant.; a far greater degree of
growth and prosperity than ever before in the
same length of time. The population of the
District is now 170,000. Within the past week a
7.5tw DIZdOCEATIC PAPER -
has suede its appearance which promises to be
resoectable if suchA thing is possible, and
which is designed tAke the place of the old
National Intelligoicer, that after living many
rears in Wahington in strength and'viger, be-
Caine at last sick and went into a decline, from
which there seemed no recovery, although re
Peatedly bled, blistered and purged at the
hands of the Itclitocratte doctors; -
last and only remedy in hope of reenpt ,
ratior it was thought advisable kir it to spell
some direr clime; and the last seen of it "here
it wassm. the back of a defunct Tressfiry WE
cial,:we its way to Now York city, where once
more in its native element it may possibly pro
long its existence nithont the' ostering care of
A. J., aryl , his nursing bottle of Government
pap. • • ,
Wc,slo not Preihet ii'like fate to its successor,
neither would we desire it, believing that a
good appoSition journal will have a beneficial
effect,arid will bare much to do In awakening the
Itepnblicen;Varty from its present apathy,
brought aboutsbY the curse of having too much
strength. •
. HOX, J. D. COX,
late Secretary of the Department of the Interi
or, has resigned and taken `his departure from
among na. ' Of the true cane of his retd,gnition
I hare no knowiedee, but opposition jom•nals,
pretend it was because he desired toinaugarate
certain reforms in the civil service .of the Gov
errouent., Ho - aeh-mated and adopted
meas
noes °lnfo* with a 'vengeance,: tritly believing'
while he . ist In digtiiiied comfort and " master
itythi:erem,y, With "elegant surroundings,' that
• shoul'd perform ten hours i duty per
Asi ; th t they eiiiild - bend over their' deski
entire letigthlof time without being over-tised,.
or without it being detrimental or injurious
their health-4 gnoring the long-ostabiiihedettiK
tom and est:owed opinions of the othtt Beads'
of Departments' that -the,.present 'number
_of
hours of•Lahor are quip attflieient, and quite asi
Much as any-coustitution,etiowerer strong, esti
11.41 beg , • z • -
.
It Was a matter of nottirieli that. his Depart:
ti etit had •beCOLUCC the asylum of rehabs and
dopierlickifs. win; ire quite as willing to draw
their means of sustenance, from. the Gemini
meet as' they Wire waling to destroy it. • .
Comp:4lWe eliminations for these clerk.
Ships, n s;ristern which' he had: adoptedwithoui
quest:nag the -nxitecedents_cif the 'applicant,'
perhaps:is ail very well, but tonl4 it not Live
beenqttite tq. bate, leaned; a little in
faror of the mthen map crho, perchiu. could
not ivriteas_well eta, could shoot. Doubtless
the" small Contributiou asked brilie Republican
cong l iessional RonantittoCtOtterd the legftimate
and.neccisaiy kinks orthe Political aim:
p a l,* in`-the Mika, Of
theitestusitive Clerks:Who min? is copper Cot*.
• edicomplation. and
spas the time alleried. the &piddles:l! clerk to
%a folds home and rote.. His last Oficial aci
before leaviug Ric Department was to tame*
or* ; gist the hcure,theneeforth ho the same
: as in ctticr bi queries of the Ge.yeramenti
*7:4(49 this aii — peace'ofrefMg lais - Selerli ‘ a;
they . TNincifod to lee room lain - der that they
othight . bVtliCir depirting hind seed.by per?
complinaeiitary resoltitions
btrti&iely - tiOessitl f iar eiChtiuiiiifkHamlet
r ii,othiilgtizeiltipon his disse'ven4 imittudiss,
while the - 4 .14/1y ;ler : Lessee pier
entivithiiiirelitileid lips liti the feretroll.Vonti- !
ftitheptiing of:PatutaNTAMs , -krenue ap
proachespompletio oureitizstis are Illsciming
the propriety nflavity tulin:i nil brmiir-1;1 trans,
horsemenarm :sad
boree
sitt! the manner of ghir~
.
pedestals= In the lout of emery nett= end
noOrten the King Amin to the , 11011101kibt-a
and_dus kiihman.
Abe jitini!"..-sinitenie;lfidireji
hone and the lodge . ul=f i n
outwitted Floods; .
. ft it oi, Alf ac i e4 :: f rP ff4 'A- 4 ;0 1 41 ° t°± l s • '
woman irßre*gl„iiftiorialota* 'lp:
4,4
1 11=,:aio6iniS a criuniiiiii4 k
zoo " f 1 , 1 ,4 4.,„ lialehmati ,
link, 11, geh r . ) 11 . 1:, 7 (: 4 ' -,,.. 0 ‘ 1
' .. yia,2,?! - All
AtiOnt age - 18141W a li ii4Oila Ild ... 111 . *
'vitedip thitticatubfaLoP,ftmArmay mientibit'
, iloitaiiviritteidatiattsaasMitehmnsultona" .
niShidnAliidOindnin4 _delvai 'roArtah Wl*
riot t.. 4 , • , lint* ntWROPPign,.. /. 410 . Iriuttf,
1 1 0 -o,o4fffli n nlP.!OPg.7# l ),_.'l 4 P : 1 - 1 1 1 3'
Yloose yglet tiouptkaud,datwp tiecrfp ,r 4
the arch
. oii.cariloat h 0
j ,..4,lritute swat ; I .",ft
foaming Witeitr4the 'claskilber. 0: ' 1
The piejget •it'cO'italtil,y ti,,±RiltiLenii,ltilYSto
I 006 exiifif Why it not be Veit&
Thli, btiiiheran ii,iete.'be prolltablerei Vette.'
'g e m r e ma ith, ft ! , b e , s g en; , I 't ~ , , f .)„,- . 4 xf : ,ft ,r
Yesterday which was - ' '" '-' ~ , f ' -, - _, ~:.
• xatass/avuse o . ...
..
passed off quietly and, ordorly- r hiudiulo was
:generally: sgspended, end the, day , as. cutout
orb dototedlci I prayiat 'SW Meng, Tinley*
however,- " hting.lugh , “ and, Wirt.r
'"iovely?
and.only reachedi# tbesenith icing itinws. gi
, Nothing transidreatto disturkr , the-quiettaisi
which prevailed througheutthe istitlrb#werr
cept the grind entrti of Arch-Bishop t34stanuo
'ofS*ltiniorc% a hite rumba of the Eccinmenuak,
isO ConnA wh.94 ,0 2 0 ! 4 1 6 torlt l oo'w idadiihrt
ft,___ l 9fP.Fir qtr nith 111 4 Xt i gli„,tnf • " 417 41 r, te- .14 :.. ..,
TucciVed at the Depot by a Lar go conceturao, ..,..
people litli banners, • mnsie and nifiCli - iiirade.
re minliled with Me multiteult;Ave gazed Uri;
on his Holiness, and WO felt comfortik • “:-.: ' -
The chamberapf the - ' ' ' ' '''' 'I ; 4 . ,.' 1- '
' - ' tersi AND ST.. 4 NATE. ' ' ".- 1
have been, renovated and improved ...in: vcintila
den and the manner in will& they tvero. heat.
ell 0111) CarPeting , and fundtlP Inlt in 04.004
and sire nowTpady : for thtitaac4g lif,C9ngfraisif
when aye may expect tbe COIMUPCZIpene ! ta ?I the .'
'fialliCalatptleaflOD peculiar to ihe,..,liitn : fenli, 9 1 '
Washington: Lecture room s; billiard saloinis; I
theatres, and places of amitiement, aty • gixtds
',dealers and inulesfuen generally, are suxiceislyi
and pittientliloolting forirantto the ev:ifit, aft
with a rime to an increased' exchequer and s
leave credit account at their tianti -1 - j I,"
, ' -1 . • - i-- . ~,%,,-,.< Ir,tt t N., •
• • THg RUMA 117 .07412791i , ,
•
Null; 26.' LA
dispatch'says that it ifiited' in-the'
best infohned cif Cies .that %he' lOU
serious - bettieen,' 'the'
•Queen and fhe Cabinet, and the
scene at the domicil' yesterday strrz'
paised iu excitement and. antigonia-,
is liiiinifestatidaui any other ;theeibikl
.Of that 'body 'inedern , finles s "or
eyed in 'the 'histoi-y:Wf the'
Cabinet Rumors in 'tlie eartift.**4
hicilefit-Witical Melee foletoMie Coil=
siderable - ffifficulty,anrng theiyvern
'fug' asses ' - ' '
. 'Prince Gortschriceff's reply to Earl
Granville maintains the . positidns'iia:-
sinned in his first note. - and with-.
draws nothing. With'''''-Penettliar
adroitness he emitrives te` threw the
onus of commencing hostilities 'on
Fngland. The •Cabinet will hold at-'
other formal metting on' IforedaY.
when a-final decision will be reached:
The Cabinet wgl ,meet the Queen.
in 'Council sit' Windsor, on Tuesday.. :
,Loxbox,'Nov..27.—.i ririoiflinig in
circulation that Russia hid "deblared
war.' but it proved to be iinfOunded:'
Prussia has made a tender 'of: her
offices as mediator '.betweetiqltiteria
and thilither poiverw. Tho'baEdi on
whiehlhe proposal is made is un
known. t
LoNnos, Nov. 27:- - -The 21-ibane's
St. Petersburg special on Sunday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock,' says:
"Confidence -prevails among the
merchants and stocks aro up. Anxi
ety is felt among the diplomats con
cerning the effect. of Russia's answer
in, England. ~The Gazelle e presses
deep regret at the Austrian . nswer.
'The Official Journa/ pub biles a
decree giving an unlimited' , len&
to the soldiers enlisted for 11 years,
1 having served their time, 9 -tempo.
vary leave to he thirteen y ere sol
dier*, having served eleven or revive
years. , .
The same correspondent, 'at'-'three'
o'clock ibis . afternoon tilts
that
is
- good authority for saying 'that's con-.
ference 'Of -the powers;- to' meet in
,Ondon, has'been agreed on, which
; it is understood will' ratify - - aecrorit:
pushed facts.
The nibitne', - Vienna 'Ori64.otia
snt says:*" The answer - Of RuksitYtici.
r•etist's last note is. not expected -.tin
til the middle .43f nest Week „Slime
dythimatS in Vienna inaistihat r ßris:
sta Prussia niade'a'-seciet
"-` •-, c •
" 011 e-half of the sixty nnifrous dej
inanded by the.wardep,aftinent :mll
be applied to eqmplete 'the trigiudiaz
tiou of the army." '
The Tribune's YeraikillSktilieefid on
Friday sayS: "Yuthitig definibyiii
fanOvn of the Prop* 'made be.ticefin
04 Russell oil Rimier* ibut
Prissianleelizieis . .thatAcif 'cannot
follow the iettint.etßeisitia." ' '
L '. 104 k. The NOrkk itourii t vents 'its
spleen 4,
thia'fakddan: l'initatis:#ere too in- .
`consistentto appmbite.:Thatilatgiv
orve have: eitiftheihistory
. t_be' unfortunate arrival' ofl the May
_flower at l'ilgritn i sAick
:Paw Progress, with. heft rapid
strides; and• chive*, with that meg
imnitaity 'Yjossered - only, - ;:b7 lithe
courage*% have been too inue4 for
Palitanbin• Had it beel atheiwisci
the. 'blue law!: 41 I b*Pt l 7{-0/" o tdd.
havit triumphed - over reason, and fa
atic power_iiindebitve putifiaimed
esteblis&id, eimikwlth 'Wier
kindred li*Eij 44, iiii*V - V*4 4
have beeti this lima.- tta`4 list
country, whillrhas been :built upon
Liberty's biCad blise.iii lillasttionti
rebels' T -snelt26s- "alatd
now • it is the laditliTagan
versal ' world ?" ptint.4oe,
tract,
hi' i.ay-inst
.
we find it the Jotirottl,' 'The mean.
rug, howerer, Can be
rewinds utof thi;Alhaziece, t ylw,
stindir)g in , the - market fake, :pay.
ed, "b, - Lord; T The that 11
ani
" eiono!nyilier :day;:during
tb last fis4l": i'§ak PIT
04. 5 44 At!:,fico.o49*ii!s_ oin.
Pi t r el ifici t k i h o46-01 404"T- 1 ? ( Pf 6 1
tetokted - ate . 5222,440j - rfAiiiilf,
tiefeAttiv, htitti *toed anct the
1 - lebt r ,4s,heeli
the'fac4 . '"of -iiiii;40;',4448! 1 ,14*
b:Yjiienollii * ll O 'Ad l ,4 l /1*::
'keep np this sort of failtim.
. Bo
under
and die.
duusetee
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Weikel - —,'- e . - - 1-1•..;ii.40.:4,y
'111.#144t. - '.
. . . ,
. ,
1 ~W 0 the letdohlightl4' annunjiiopera Of Lila ectinip. 41; 4eby - certifY tho -shore to he t.e.trn6 end`'
cofteet. etatement,of the s nuOlei by-the , titers' Asseeitire. of Bradfortt-CountY tor the year 1821.
Antelt alio Itteettotioe thatere willoneet it.* Cothinissioners , office. in • Toriiiida, on 41ONDAy, the „
*gi dos otp=any4E, 1819, :Or the purpose of revising and egnallann iuddessesemeut. - ' '
1 , , Otytn tmder our Under aid othehilleeehlt ToWande, 01#29th thy Of November. A. D..tra "
I ~iio.l,- qrt, f - .i.: ..J.Q - .1 U. -. ~: .) :'5: .;••:-',:: •r •, tEZBA I . oo s l / 61 . I . -
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- ••••••••••euntuorlArrk. .• . , - • - , , •• - .
Attest :—L B.
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MIME!
,R•t . ::.*:, X 2 . - '. ip',': it
„
MEE
tOit'THE''
;:l
MEMO
,
u - ' 0 4' ,
'
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IME
E
t'e
WIC#IaM I:4,,Acivs.
bet . ..l, 1810
17:x. O: PETTIS ,
Hare jest rcorived a fresh dock of
FALI 4 ' GOODS '
boughrin Newitork eat Pbtlade.lphia.
: aa Prior that lora t ermt them In eying that they will
'alas
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
ThelihtOck cunalitti In Dime she and other
DRY GOODS,,
lir
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
Eir
ZEPHYRS,
IMI4II:N . IIIy , : pfa'ARTMENT
thorggsh 4ol -viCt
4TArr wuncas flat ism Goo)*
For diem:amp.'
1 •
Old Wiles
CAPS *SIIVIEEAD I(IGS
Constant/7 on hand.
4' 1 10 : 3 4 06 . 14 . oPPcidto thq Court
• - , •
,
yr, ,virlf E
mits,,kpturakt. •
Would Call the alNotton Hof tLe papllc to 4cr.larq ,
stocrof , • - •
i+'AI.L AND wrtrnat
XILLINrER Y 4110,DS
Dls*tly to4m Eeir74rlc dtT. or the eery o •
LATEST lITTIXS I
All of which be sold CHEAP= than any place
in Towanda. comprising
110 747 02 . 11 ! 2 "/ Eh* •, • .
•
COTil TS B
• •
// 11 .
,
4 , - Amstar
-.0 t.. • All.; ke.
EMI
'•
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pug door east atitessoba /14dirwaylk Bea.
istinuettavi.. MOO it., •
4 A -777.
t$R ENT_
F
aid iollolllit
;LONG & kißtgankfil•
, AA 4: • :a
-
: 4* littegAßß k' UTZ
741.1 i XiM
eb IAIROCERZES AND_
PievidolwakltOpitand •• •
• a. PATCH'S.
FOA_
OHEBTERvWiIIa PIGS
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Sky 12,'70-2m A. B. SMMT.Meter,
va.b,t _.
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14.216
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at
4_ - Ec:tunv,,,ccill* - 117 h F,g.,
~ or Lamm or ; nix • .r
O. - • OH,T,
• -
in this place, would announce that. Way have eugag.
elk the following lisped lecturer. 1 •
W I It' T S- E S .
)- • • •
Subject—. ,- After , Dirk In Now 'fork
Ilp4tp, - Dceautib . ec !4,1574,
OLIVE.'LOGAN)
- Subject—" Ulrls
I)atai hintiaty 7, 7 WIL
• ' •
“pirAtoati;,k
itEV..ItATTHEW HALE SMITH.
Subject—“airious coutra4i)id Tin4cs,
And Our Tim'ea. '
o . 4 te.lluarS 23,,/871
WENDELL PHILLIPS
tiobjtot.--.• Tbs.. Lost Artg.
Date, January 30,1871
ANNA E. DICKINSON
BnbJect—•"To The' Iteoctic."
IWte Aprllls.lsll
Adult,. ce'atis
Itceened Seat' 13 I '.
Scaaairilekat, (Good for Itesmrs l e4 Seatl....• 14. 50
geaSon Tirkets nod Wee 7 Seats are sold snag
at•POILIZEt S 1llt1117:x3 g Store. Tku
Reserved Seats sr*, couture ce three' gays' brfo,
sectilecteire r • • - • •
, Ann asmiqrawcre.,.- -
pilin4:o4 x . ; trits;, T. It.
, r4osr, VOiLik,`
• • and .1: V, V asTu Masraittet. , ;
. •
•
la. • • -
ac . •
"LATER • GOOY
GRA" "E"c
OP 75.F.1
FALL . ANR
MISS E. J: KINGSLE
Lege leave to' return her thanks to icr patrons for
liberal patronage loimtufore, and ammo them that
no ezertiOna piU bole pamd to chsure a continuance
of the same. ' Raving just returned from _
NEw rono
With a loge and well selected stock of
ATTLLTNERY GOODS
Of the latest LONDON and MIS stylen, and as
BONNETS, BATS, Ice., .5:c.,
Which t n* offet—to the ladies of Tokraida and
vicinity. J
Also: a fui^ acjerti•m Of Hair and 'Fancy Goods
crnpriaing
LACES,''"
.LUSTIS COLLARS, "
CUFFS,
limo also renpeuetl, in - mainectlonmith the aboso
my DBEB EIAIiI4iG ertablialnuenr, and 1. am now
Prepared to do , :
CUTTING FITTING
in tturiatostfaationablestyles on short ttOtiCe.
Entrance nest door to Fox & literates, up stairs..
-•
powELL & . co
Hui c just 'pl - mbne4 a finq lot,. of
S Y ,
To tivliicli tliey call particular, atten-
lion
-KEYSTONE STORE.
October tit 3, 1870.
p•Q',A . :.4py - liAti - .., - ; ... .,'
. •
11copectfullyinforra the publiC that thry have jurt
opilly!I a thle aittartaankt .• • , • ,
.
r......NEW, GOObS,
• , .
•
Vtratiting of amidst everything in Qui Grocery and
Prorktot. tt9e,,whia4 they ode: ror sale at
.11ACM123 AND ILL:TAIL,
At tlto
Drava market rites;
We feet con-Mica that put . ' exPertence land
La
"silittOsi Irectlielbe IMO 14) pass the mast Ostia&
fiss. 11.4itt0,M. : •• Votst, Goods- At: 14;ssismal?lo
*i ;thin *vrk hod to plow. Try •cps. cdricr
*l4suu " l . 11ne
dte". ' 1. 4 rox,
• Sep t. Tcmanua,l3:2ll. LIMEY 3LEBOUIt.
VROCERIES AND PROVisiciNs
art , selttniat retalay, FOS k
•
- INILOUR, •J- THE ::'CHOICEST
, Wicket, by- tha auk or.barrel, - alai) ,Ffetti
ground Peed,. kc.; at lowest .niaiket.
rile" at . yos. mactrits..
STROM - MOLASMaCHEAP
t'
am mut, OF ALL BINDS Rtl-41-1'
.p, lpg , at who/tide /!,F° i!liPihtX lIEECtit'S.
VERY CHOICE .:ORRRN: . .. WO.
Mach Tes eaten cheap 4t retail by 3
FOX & =ROM r
SPlcEsii)F.,4l4.liimsAvuoLs
t-!ii...Y l G-ids }.4) 0 11 4 WUR I L I
TE:CtIiIDA Y' '- 'l3l - :0 O•DSi:
Th e 11=4, Lore at and ni4t assortment of 'toys
Zephyrs sia Penny 04xidir threlitde ot. Wow York,
Just , received:at , aurnars •
Oct, 6.1'0: - Nd:ll7 . lltiiin st
.1110 LASTER. 800: 1 'TON 8 , 13E8T,
Urocind pl.stirrat Brldp,ti
h kin4l. of Groklu
taken in ozcLan go.
Mnrch 4. '7l).
TO PETS! t.
Allow not to 'call attention L01.19 2e,.
Of CONFOUND ItSTILACT DUGHO. The Oosupo,
IE
a
ill
neat - garb ire =CHU, LONG LEAF, MILTS,
AND ;manta inenizEL.
111
r•tk
•
l~asysw?Su In s-cn o: Jun.
1131
:iI
•
"r Berries. 44 so forma fine gin. `Gb
lisbs
aztiacidliy Obtain.
7:;lT:l°46canJ*l4ri'.o3#;,:mx,i.fllglirfiil22,4!
1
a small propoitioillif ipliit `= Ii ii. moz s pitch
Ole than any nowinuse,..ii , ;it Z •
E
re!
IMO
illi
Drub% as yinpare4 by in:syObs, , is of !Wu*
1131
color: It j b' o punt tbat emltii Its tit:ma:lice . the
Sil
action of s game '4llsttols tLtl (4ar Sento mini:4lK
El
leaving a dark andglii4extedeeneilon. Mine *the
I, Color opf Tie lotus prepatti!on
pretceulantee the :smallest quint:lt! of the Othif
Ingredients are added, tS•Trevent Onnentaiion; up!
on inspection, It Übt to bea Tincture.:
U made in PUrmaeopara, nor ,fa It it eTrupaile . 1
ill
ilkerctorc can be need to c;:ese, feTelsfr Ina"-
matiou exist. In this , , you bare the latolded ge of
the ingredlenth mud the tueat, of preparp.ticet
EN
Ilopiug tliit t yaii 1n favor it wah a trial, and
that upon ltapeclioa it will inlet zrlth, roiir appro.
bation,
-.. I ph ve47 respectful 4-.
11. T. if_EiIBOLD, -
Clactaist srf IB yonio experiettut;
From the latest ;riaiiufacturing Chez:ld/Ls ipttie
Mal
" I am sicktUttioy.. l withX.r: 11. T.flehnh9ld; ho
occupied iho Drug store oppoette in reelderrice, and
wee eucceeafuli n ouductiug thp , _ husineas where
others had nut been equally at; tifin. 'I have
been favorably ininßesetlytitp file chaincter and en
tt rprue.
"
na..... , 4130L0 . 5 FLUID E.rrwtc-T BOCHIS, Lic weak-
=as arising froth indiscretion. The exhausted pow
ers of - liaturer.thieh'sie accompanied by ae many
alarming xy ni tones, altioug ithishbo founrl. In
•
gr'ition ttiExertiut v bosh Acta:Wry. Wakeful
noror of Disease, ur ForblH,Hinge of Dall
fact, Universal Laritnile, £toaUaiiou. and inability
to bitter lute the euloymellta of ttety.
' The eou.titutiou, owe, atfc ' eted with . tirganiu
reqUire.; the lid of me, licitte to ti,trongth.
=I
an and invigorate the 4ysti7,i, whiChT.ELIFBOLD'S
EXTUACT BUM& invariably doe's. If nu treat
moot is submitted to,Couhuuiptlon or ipeatly en
I=Ml
11E1.ml:tom's rim!) EITILACT OF 1317CTIO; in of
fectionspecotar to Femalem, il'unerittalleil by any
other preparation'.. su3 ia ChlorosiA, or Retention,
Painfulness, o; Schicrus Sfste of the Utarus, and all
complaints lucklent to the so.j., or•tho decline or
• rt
clictnge of lite
CORSETS,. &c..
rais Emu) Extrucr Ducat; AND .11:-
raorrahlors WAND I thl radically ~ .itcrritiaate (ruin
tlre system ; diseases Prising from habits -- of dleslpa
Wu, a little expentio,: or no- ilknkpi in diet, no
inconvenience or espinnirr ; completely superseding
r.
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Ceram
-
and Mercury, in all than diseases.
diseases of theseorgans, whether existing iu male er
' •
female, from whatever came originating, and no
mattes cif bow long standing. It is pleasant in.taate
and odr.# 4 -.llrunsdiatiP in action, auditors atrongth•
- so•-
ening than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron.
constitiltioni, procum the reit edy : at once.
may ke the attack of the . alinco diseases, it is certain
o affect the bodily healttrantl mental powers
F4.TR-I , CT kiVelll7„ In iho
itikatani.rettc.: , . i• • •
• 7-
BM
• obi by. Timed& erarrokore6..Pater.— $1.2.5
pie botfte, or if &knell far 1d.150. .0
addruo. cribe symptoms hi comnxunics•
.1 . . .
NI
• ' '
1,4#141:44141. x.aatatsoLD; Drug aud Chrml
191 1 .16 . 1illeinsep. 594 - Broaiiinr, 3.
- -
rtip, : • •
NOW* DONE Ilk - hi
item spared wrapper, with iha-ate cam eleer&
cal Wozehotso. and
• • • -
Hayl9.l37o._iy
S. ISOCRWELIi
~:
Now York, August kith, 1868
inta a reeling pf coand:Cnce,
worliLl
10PL•3IStEp 4, MI
WILT ikIL WEIGUT'SIAN.
Firm of Posters & Weigtdman, Manufacturing
. ~ • •
Chemlate. Zitueth and Itroam Sta.,
Use HEtail3o4l) . ll -FLUID EXIMACi Bocno ill all
Those ettiferlug zfrure brekeu-down or delicate
The reader meat 'be aware that, however slight
All also abova_flltaaces roquiro kbe.ald of a Din-
- ,
11111
O.IILO 1108 ESA'.
. 4
_ - •
. - •
& CQ..
..4 . o*istere,i4yq - a largo lot of Stasi° Bobeit
direcl from the Plain . % *bleb are „stypoilor 'to iny
otrepit by ns hcrctotore. . • •
E:
V,,i* • *f•
October. id, MU. • .
.A. • S T N
We •: ,
•. , . s• • . • . .
. . .
9 :! :;, -. 7 6 Y...;-,.qP,A . If-P:.
H •Icaierl oho fitanhonia. and coat fixtures.
Wagging WO& . notifY, the'
attains of Wytdnaing and vicinity .that ha nisi keep
°omit:way on hand s hill stock of •
. -
NM
• C 0., A L
lipSvp,otuarr.: pka - AND DSItGI IY.
"; •
M E
BY THE BAnnvei,
. .
Ilt SACIi t S, A.III.)''BAOS.
. . E:, N T
PLASTER AND
•KEROSR'NE-
• MO he Wilt VO.tileased to supply thew wfili at
reritunable'iriecii. - None but tho ritor l in-. WI It
WI offered for sale, rouse/toe:Alf 'cannot to 10 ,2
log entire patitsfaction and meeting taw a of the
"WISH PAID FOR GRIT,
Ou delivery, end for cry PFdcrilrtion 4f .
rA R I;', - ,11? 0 P ruc.p,
cirtaktu iu phi4ter.
Oeuent and KereaemoVil.
. ,
._.
i' . .;. . ' ' , aitufit, , -ent, 3s - ill -at waye Le
at the Wareboned to attend' to ctutoincrs. '
Wyalttetng, Aug. 10, 1870. - - , • --k„,.,
HUMPHREY BROTHERS.
Ott .= TUI WITK
100 CASES
100 CASES
100 CASES
MEN and BOYS BOOTS
oPs and BOYS 'Boom
MEN and BOYS BOOTS
50 CASES
50 CASES
50 CASES
WOMEN'S irittl MISSES SHOES.
WOMEN ;S a n d MISSES SHOES.
WOMEN'S and -3 ISSES
-LATEST
LATEST
LATEST
, AND BEST QUALITY
AND BEST QUALITY.
AND BEST QUALITY
0 100
,1.00
+lOO
FINE TRUNKS;
FINE TRUNKS,
FINE TRUNKS,
TRAVELDIG BATS, &C.
TRAVELLIN7G- BAGS, &C.
TRAVELING BAGS, SC
FINEST LOT IN. TOWANDA.
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA
FINEST : LOT IN TOWANDA
200
200
200
SPLENDID HORSIj BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BIANKETS.
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
EVERY DESCRIPTION:
EVERY . DESCRIPTION.
EVERY DESCRIPTION:
Lame lot'of
Large lot of
Large 19t.0f
FANCY RUGS, &C. .
FANCY RUGS, C.
FANCY RUGS, MUGS, &C. •
eulirgod our actles,roimp and lila& erten . -
sive ptitchaises of all goods in our branch Of trade,
we are prepared to offer extra team:en:meta.
=KM
THE LIGHT HOUSE 7 •
BASE BURNING AND BASE HEATING 'STOVE
• Ilas been.asrardc.9l
Two: FIRST. PREMIVMS
NEW YOliti•StATl, rAtri
(2 Bronze inatali)
Competing with all the leading stove.. of the dai,.
Also Firat PrellliUMß at the bIeNY JettieY.Stat43 . Fair,
as well as at nnmerouil'Oonnty Fain. • -
For. gala hp bI. LEUAs a , . SON.
0ct,20,-'70.: I ridge bt.. Towanda.
MISSES KINGSLEY & EATO'
Have opened ft t .
DRM 1111JaNtri ESTIBLISIIIIEST •
In the room ovt4-Iliss Rinnsley's 3! Minery .tore'
(ono door sOuth of Fox k. afercur,d, *here th, , y.an
prepared to do all kinds of wort in lhelDiess Mak
ing line, at, reasonable-rates.
• . • ra.s.gloN PLATE,:; •
Of tlu, latest titil,Z.reco(vc.taa soon 2 , 1 pablhilleit.
They will also giro Instructiou fa - • •
CUTTIN4 ANL FITTINti
• . XENNIK KINGSLEY
Sept. 21;10. ' • • , - LYDIA CO. EATON,
COFFEE, TEA, Stdr - ill - FISH
nbolesafe and retail.
•Itax 1. ' 1.4 - C.41.1 1: MIX:
FOR TaIRTY DAYBi.r .
I will and shoe.
Eve New Seca.4:. .JOHN 31.'ISTIRE.
• Sept. 22':0. .
CAKESAND CIiACKVIIS ..-A-1-RE.
e
iidot llGney, Orange,' Italiliti, Le -
oit.'and . (anger Cala% Waglingtoti Jumbles and
'Curet , 13inmt: ant allkinds of Cruckers at
1:12213
I?EM B ETIU.I7 FOX_4:, ER -
cult re retailing all Linde 'of tiro-airs at
wholeatile prices. The largest stork in torch. Slooeis
first ekes. 'Priers kw. • E. T. rox:-. • • • • .
f-, , ^pt. 21 0. 111:51tY
.
VEZIENS
f r 0 W:A. - 14 . -.to A. MA-RIEETB.
*Romulus NUM
Distracted ems* Wednesday, by C. B . i nc . u.
imbjeet to disuses daily. , - . t.
- Wheat sbush '
14 bum' -- • .....
tincl o: or lit tiost: Is bull
Goru. * bulb
Oat*, VI bwal/ ' .
.
Deans, ;S. bomb - -
MAW (rolls} Willi '
44e Noisy, Ilk lb ism .
= ll . , • .
• c.:
„FlOurisl , _
, . 1 4G rd
lifirrilltb - . _- 2
/6 *G
°Wane 1G iamb - 1 9
1 23
_, Wzroars or Gaus.—lr a t t io Ib. ;Corn 56 lbs. ;
• Rio 58 lbs.: Oats 32 lbs.:
,i 6 lbs.; Buttsbeit
Itt lbs.; Loans 62 lbs.: W.rul 20 ._ ...ut; Clover tiwt CO;
ms, ; Timothy Seed 44 l bs. ; ,pried PeselAs 33 p m.;
Dried Apples 22 tbs.. Diaz peed 60 lbs. •
vrAIL — .. -- ORANO-EmENT s o r
I'l' 171 E
arrlep and depart A L D
7, A
Arri Posr(4) *;..., 7cr..
Until further nuticethe Walls _ at tit+ oftc
Naribtrp 314 i 7.14 I. ...... 3;13 1.. k.
Smithorn la.
Troi ' 12:6a If.
. 1:06
c autou .r. ' P. IL
- •
D ...... I:fop.t.
Itahote ..... 6:00 x ......... 8.64 A. x.
ultivivak, ' 11:00 ,
Barcla - 11:00 ta. •
Wax m ax arri'yei eve )10tulay.
rtiday at 0:00 x.,- a w
nd departs at 7:00 - a. IL %
and
Tueadaly, Thuradiy. and daturday.•
I.lberty Conier, mail arrives every Tuviday,
n y TM
„. atul oo4 .X. satatedat , t4B:oo A.ll. Dept : to aux day
4119:
tu,att, data 30 mittule: tcforcAc list try.
parture ; arid the mails north and aotti: dap 4.d kdr,..
Ai. ALVOItI).
y.s.pre-rious.
• _
:
STILE
STYLE
STYLE
Oki , :
YLc uudetzitraed, having leased t 1 Coal Yard and
Dock at the old -I)arilay'Lamy," abillttert cionii;ited
a large Coal-house and Office upon the pit:tinged. an,
now prepared to fitruieb the citizens of Towanda an:
vicinity with the th nerent kinds and sizes of the abo,..
named coals upon the moat reasonable terms in acy
quantity detired. Prices - at the Tart,' jinni further
.1 I notice
Ittove.
BUFFALO ROBES,
BUFFALO ROBES:
BUFFALO ROBES,
I,
lICSIPLIREY BROTItERN
ME=
\V..$.. nocxlvrj.a;;;
s.:.~cel~anecns.
TO THOSE , .P.ETTING . PIETY,
CU/MING: MADE TO MOT:
Yon siliottltt . study two thlogis..
O . ET TUFF wirtjLE /.111.41.-CL.IsS cLorfilN,,
Is MAD!:
E 4.4.0211.11,)
1111.E.RE,r , THEY ARE SOLD CHEM' ,
. - -
Aid in order to be able to tell a good art...:e LISCSP
tlio inerclusilt mast inoleskatitl bk: bucue,i, sr,
know bow, rii;cre and wb.t to buy a. a '164., L 4
mute Boca; ..1 . 14 a . 1
PRACTICAL . TATUM
LII itz; bi4ralke I 1.4 . 0:6 - 1 ta 1.1
EtGlrr.E:l2:%;
It. tL(, /lac beet] a cuttc:
im:rt ittrl,2l in
NEW YOl.l-4.7.---1(ITY
I du
iuy ~rya Loyug, stiling and cutting, .Itil
-41,1ti proms watt no map, Bo H e at lees of it w.. 1
week luw rent amt other exPewea pn
pmflom taus making the.:ii!...4 of carrSitig trn - tte
y •
' ,
In ro-ditir;
tile above it in
SELL GOQIIS C*IP.EII
ThaL mica to::...swing the: haat:eel.. azut haalcg L,
knowledge ot - tt timakielVeg, Lave to etuploy ttZtr•
large ae.arles to attend to ft. and CtitituwerN alst
1,3 y siri:'ortting!y4.-as they. Me tayaelt,
DO BI3SrsTES:;:; LIVI: BY IT
If you 0.,31,1,t ttx V.ttlueut• oJr...‘ L:6l
••
L:' • •
HENRY HAIWN
3 1erc1am.Ivr. Bridge St., Toun,l3, Ye
:A U;(.1.0."70
TOAVANDI
AGRICULTURAL
WORKS ST!l;l,t
Lillhl'lLtcfll,•l,t 1.14/•1 idol] is now
koni, of for trot
•
LUMBER.WAGONS
Pi-tTrortH WAC:Otis,
COVERED ~M) OPEN BUGGIES
cy t -r 4:it,' ti:, market. Bert rtleetett
:1>.:1) HICKORY TINTB.:1;
an,l :LH \t my '1.1,1t• inola
MENCED
11 1: • 1 A
OEMS
Rt :.R9N s::• 7.'
urT IW4t. durabh.t that
littSe to do tor.h.rds their e . •
•, Jar
dove short.aos
NI. C. Prest, U. W. VI-N(I.NT.
I.t7t).
p IN - ELLD-3'
IL • '
COAL YA
UtiO lildtiCC 1:-1. yard,
E. or Ne, 2 _
Sto, , , or NW, 3 411.11.1 3 ; 15
Nut' 'or roir.e. No:- 5
Pittr-Wn Nut. or No,
TL r'lt
a - Cot.,,nd! v.1111,-
hidltg.
H+:l ZJ{
911.1 to
MEET
Lc-% Ord-ry. Cezl 0tt,,,, No. 3. )i
cur Nt•c, lark, wouth
1 - Order, taut 2.:01i1 .infi.ll
the
I. 15:70.
Ti` u I
I-
:TT
' E -II ' r 1011 t" f: ST0111.'",
f s T. D - ...ter. ini 3.lain-1.. first door ta 1.. r. •
ar.l httl, tio•ith of the ~
1 aI2I je'efi.l.T.ed JO .
1.1. 7 R NITURZ • OF ALL RINDS,
cheap n the San, 1.
had lII' ally er4.11..1.:Vh.1.aLr,J, In the crintity. 11y -t..
/•OveprI , IIIJ; all the
kept• 11l a Crete:J:4,a FlltliAltre Sturc. Ti
I al/111: ale reel, 1:4111V ell:Land ea:in:lint St
. ,
ii
pr....e.a. at tin-155 Matusi.
.11.-I'ii•t,ei
' , ln:l.:a:l,r :i.,l,li,Fat
J. U. PLUNNEY
pt : 1, , 1 i.t•.-tt
TWA A'.. l / 4 - ;DA. COAL YARD
ANTIELACUTE &NR BITI 7 3ILNOUS CUALzI.
MEM
sn‘34l Erg
.
tlymoth
Pittatrin Nut
"Barclay" I.nuip 4 0 ,
. •' 'Ruh' of Wines 3f,
Fine. or Elackamilli a (0 ,
Tie felioning additional charge s will I, lunde in
•ledtvering Coal within th.• borotigh Itinito : .
Per Ton.. .50 CCUta. Est= for carrying iu.:,o c.elt ,
Halt' 'lnn .. 35 •• •• 4.. 4! •• '2:, .."
gr. Tort ...25 4. 4 , 4. . .4 .•
Arir Orders may Le left at tLe Yard,-corner of tr.'.
road and-Elizabeth Streets, or at H. c. Porter's Dr..:
Store..
M,Orders mustlu all cases be accompanied ,s;!
the cash.. WALD c 3tONTANSI..
Towanda, Juno 1. 1379-21%.
\IONEY SAVED,
u luur.
,STOVES AND .HARDWARE•'
OM
I=
SHIP • YOITE ''BUTIT4I, E(4OS,
I'OULTIZI% CHEESE all,' F . 141115 to
Tur, FARMS:•, rnoDuci: AssocIATIoN
t• .210 1 , 4. '.'i7 , lVa, , hington - . str, • t
Tilk.iesgatosation is at/ Ass/slat:ell of • F.cnr• r
the parro.k , o' Receiving and 'Selling all kinds t
Faro/ Produce on Cori/mission only.
cointi.unicabomv to the Aario . ciation .hour I '
eldrvserd to S. A. Fr.a.tr.r..See'y..
247 Washington ht., N. 1
• Stopping etxrib; may ho obtained by addressing tL,i
iecretary, or of -J. E Itot.i.)l, '
.
•LeY.aierlllr. 1'
P,14 , tio.TravvliKrg A4, - ,,.. i)titt Bradford and sunq ,
launa Cumnfies.
IL F. , rya:v..l3.
FILTEr.,
BELBEIVTha Wide_ I a.
AGENTS
Wzr.tei fa
Twolveibits a7,:g DIM Irfdialls ?Janis
;, he trileet Iveutur,.; 4 t th - rWirg,
Ot,* PA", bttr.,,who,tir, with a tt.irt.t f
ol m. n, flu it triqe.4 ,,,,,
i reqt 6m . 2..1!,/ / ul:+, N.,. kit a lion,: 01 1. A/.
tto., lndtauF , beca . in, a ta!
Jul
Mitring rcc,tals
I 1%.
(far: I.tzirtara4o4 escape , .
t !neap-per. To:
I,w 41(flwr will
, or and re.lit :111,1ity: lie wide ,‘•
rid F• ud ...Illy int illustratra
,
•
I[.
ffiNE2
THE BEST FRUIT JABS.IN
A_ at ' • n.c.tra:
$1 23 43 1
.so
OG
IGO'c r 7
32 43,
RE
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1. *vcr.LLni.
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b. N. BRONSON