ifeiir' - '' - 1itii7.' . 741T4 A :.1!::-.
--Kattsas 'pap 25 cents a haat*
. „
:---Pittsburg P!esbyteriguiliprobil#
—.ll4itucky . pr.oßoses writing
constitution.
—The Russian army
..nuabers' 1;
3.57;657 men.
—Gov. Geary pinioned 62 primn
ers buit year. - i • , -
Harrisburg, hotels 'are crowded
—= - Navasota,; - Texas; is cramnied
with cotton. -
—Chester, Delmar° comfy was
settled inlet&
• —Panther hunting is a favorite
Kentucky, sport.,'
•The bullion product for last year
,wa - 4 f63,:i00,000.
—A vein of :copper has been found
in 14 - conting county..
' —The Pennsylvania canal is to be
d*.Pueneil two feet.
,t
. —,Tliere are 74 ; 000 doetors'in the
Ilnited.Staten.
'—There are. only 202 Indians in
- rlnridit according to the- ceninis returns:
—talifornirtui drink,o . n an avei,age,,
.t.t-rugilions of wino s !car each.
this State there are 828,891
Rehoul children.
. .
• ---Ni p ety 7 -one bears were slain 'in
Bt.* dlirttag the ycar.
—ln Chicage upward of 4000 ser
vsn girls are out of employment, -
—lt -is said_thereunc - one hundred
and fifty Amerieans in
,P,sris, • -
-New York had .'1250 violent
1.2.116 And 41 homioideli-laat yeAv. •
'.- -- 7 Giradeatt county, Missouri, has
tl,velisped a vein of beankful black marble.. -
~
—Virginia 'tobaCco manufacturers
elpect a prosperotts season this year. .
—The yearly fruit crop. of Califor
nia is esitirnated at $5,000,000,
. •
' --Ili Memphis coal is sold by the
blrrel. 'iThs ruling price fa now 1/1.-.-6*.
...
, - ,-±-7-The - Newt Testament revisers
I: ‘ ,-,t finished the first halt of Matthew. '
----Snow storms are reported as in
turiiptitig• carious western railways..
- -:llackerel - fishing employs 2292.
vt•rsuF, 1578 mor e than 41;1 year ?
• .. .
.
. - 7 ---England's • Manufacturing -sn
. Frentae;',i.; berothing a thing of the pas.: - ..
I - 7 -Clearfield county will Inrnish• this
year a million more logs than last.
•••• -ee should be cheap next
. si tut
.sit-r, ith the large amount stored this .:I.asorr.
• •
- -E ighteen .United States Senators
-
hill be eh-tnen in different. Statee this month.
--Beecher lately got $5OO '_for -ten
. jitnintt•W irerkin Tarrying a !-L/11111C. ..
-: ---' -A man was drowned while•being
imptiz - r ,i a few days age in Kentitel.y. • .
, . —There arc at present in Germany
Ili , Vl a bit. of 25,000 widows and I:AIM fitherlefs
chilaren.
—lii the . :Sandwieli Irelands it is
r, ,r IttottiCr-ill-11 - ti to 'visit 'Li2O
di , -
—Ninetysix paper mills in .this
rtmiltry dery destroyed by fire daring the yr4ar.
--Ebgland has had snow atop.no
thix,winter, aecompanif.ll ltip tlini!tht arillight
-The total ratable value of Lon
anq ie ti. 9,314,41. - .Lait year it 10.8
°
--Cincinnati is greatlyedified by
two hogs, n - eigiiing 2300 pounds
ji
' —The efild weather in the South
I!a4 :filled thomoanils of orange trees i 4 Florida.
and
•
--The State prison.nt Auburn, S.
Y., nityi c , ,e,-ket,tlie largest nnrii
Iwr •i s,ostabliAlmt•lit. .
model.suF r gieal operation—To
uke the cheek oat a young man, and the
jaw lit tr a WOlllBl . l.
--In the feyo largest libraries of
rj, nll. COilbine(11,450; 0 00 volumes and 87,-
000 '
-Coffee, tuj a . beverage, should be
:4111).stitnt(-4 for at recclitions
tol , l ppt-tte..
---Peat Ls found in inextianstible
in.uititiee in the prxrltiel of Hancock county.
-Thi! first.hoat of the roiighkeep
i, Boat Als"eiatioki hit& betkp phyred r ou the
liii Williata has ordered the
ti trai4,e et .lands in France where German Lag
are buried.
--The finest litholvjeph stone in
t hr ouutitry i+ said to tte found in liarecon coun
t*, hidiaut*.
--Every building of public resort
,ie. , ; 11,1 be carefully provided with au mry
hi. cage of lire.
• .
' — * Among . the lnyers now pritetie
in.; in London k Chester, a colored man, 'who
1 , 11 T 110113? 11V0(1 it; Pbtladelphis
•
• —Sam Horuton; eldest on of- the
~1,1 irro'of San Jacinto; is editor 14f the Georg,;.t
town Textt. - 41. IValchrnoti. : • .
---Lola of_ littlO liparreWs in the
l'ork.parks sno riving of thirst because the
;;,tit•c at the fountains - is frozen •
dro - ' - uth has compelled the
iron mills. tO ifnrk. Nearly 23,1100
inch at, thin; thrown.nnt of employment.
' - " - - - -Spurgeorthinks some ministers
w Make gt4imartyrs•—they are -so dry
t ivtudd
-The Haithal' Couriei sass Frank
T“olc Laws dog4hieh lici-has named , peanuts,.
t•ti account, of the thinness of his bark.
--At the late sale of pews iu
-tt t h Church, Brooklyn, the- aggregate pro
, cp. - Ft — were Vig,f74.,,: The first choke was sold
Ltrt..4o. • •"• , •
•
•": 77 -1'
-:--It, is proposed to do rlway. With'
costly and useless', annual retorts of 'the
'Ptittlit • Odic«, announcing the transactions
`irccklc
=Baltimore is doing alleavy brisi
nrim in the line of ilia nufaebired sweets.' During
the Fear just neat-i. /3,000,000
.•f.rantlies. '
—New York liatl suicides,
(luring last roar. Females acenkbilterlstettrl-
If'T a:,-they eiriiiidt one
fourth of.the nrnnber. • ;
• "Lot water attaeLmient-to loco-
Inotses to be tried in 14 - ittirting dent' menniff
rat Int l ,traelic is a utilitarian navvutor's iateit
noilevprkent. ; •
—Peanut 'C id, much used in the
.hirin g 'iv , war a anbstituts for butter.
I.2lgaimen 'gird use in view of the -high
prle. of th(;
—0
• • 14.LnAlre packs•pf play
riniz vailaFifionanttfictured in this country an
flisS-Itchnsetts ig the principal buyer
of highitriced cards.
• Tohn Wanamaker a Philadelphia
_
i-k ~ a
ithier(oo sloo,ooo in adrCritsing his last
year. null as a result' added to his capital
:•• - -
_
~—ln all pirts of the country the
T , mnn Catholics aro exprossing their syrapi!the
Pop r,latelpbzprlled front his temporal'
‘; . 1), , ,e,04j. 41. iriiittly.
' --The dedpest excavation in the
i - Tora stutt, is said to'be a copper inOslaarar
Like Superior. TIP , 1300 feet deep. -
--Tw Q hundred and fifty thousand
or ration, ar Wore, rsill,be lost this year
r unlit irtiwers:tn gather the crop.
- The , tuarriage or. ez-lifinistor
11..0.y . . danbhtar With Sheridnp, of
tp• soloimiz;zd in London next
.M v - • •
- TIP: PrusAi4n war office has given
fur the purpose of aweertaioing boo
tti'• Fif.nch proconereare able ti) I•
ad
!
•
- bay lynx was killed on the
31ounaiu, pear Hamburg, lax meek.
nwsietred four feet and nine inches In length,
twentyaii pounds. -
• ,
j ---ThiC Supreme court iif lowa has
"...,4.11 that it mi puritan aril* inttilicating
'/ Ip t , p,n , dining the trud, Ike Ir/ilia rns . be set
k.
a-p awl A new *cull ordered; 1
- -.Jutst now the, heithen Chinoo
A t b e vrang trims In greater ritunnece thin
IR cimung toim Titir. kat steamer fa Citirii'
11 SI LFranciiim; carried back 600 lira -ono.
- EDITOR, s
:IL 0. GOODRICH. A.. W. ALTO
Towanda, Thursday, • Jan. 19,1871:-
DEATH OF HON..JOHN COVODS‘
We last week briefly annog ced
tie death of Hon. Joirs COVODE, from
ti.dispateh received just as we were
igeinglte maw -He-walrir-mainber
".. 1 ,9 1 f4: 42 #4 34 .to4st
, - 1.13 0 yp off,
;
"tue Twenty-first district of Per:nliyl
- and had been a Representa
tive for,iiia: -m6uissive terms, corn
meneingAith.the Thirtrforirth-Ocaw
gress• "He was 1 5tralfgrctS. 1 7,11i 08 ,
in Westmoreland county,, where ,his
residence had beekc pipa. to thech;tae i
of his life. His parentage, training
and education were bumble. Receiv
ing little schooling, he, began life: as
a-farmer'S - boY; but an Intelli
gent, industrious And thrifts youth,
he worked his way in various par-•
suits with more and more success,
first as a blacksmith, tben as a, coal,
dealer, and . next as a manufacturer,
contractor, Ar.e.„ until ,he 'at
tained to fortune and extended influ-
Cllee.
He first attained political conSe 7,
queues as anactive-Whig,,and.rePre.'-
sented his eounty Etatci:7cmi
venticins-ef-that party: His fOireivd .
knowledge of political influe4Ces and
of the details. of
,PartYorgantation,
coupled'hi untiring,
made him exceedingly -tisefnl' in 'all'
the politicatmovereents - of his IConn- • ;'
ty, district and State . " Hd took
active part in.all the ittriing, - ..p 0 4ti . :,
cal eanipaigns•that_have marked the,'
history of. the last fifteen yeartviii
Pennsylvanitt,:: and his 'amiability;
good' temper and:L'in . tegrltY; , gained
linu.the respect' of all pOlitie4t.
associates.. DuringthetliallB4 trou
bles Mr. COVODE 'distinguished hini=
self by offering in Congress, nireseln
lion providing for a committee to in
vr.istigate the outrageous conduct of
the administration, and being , ap
pointed chairman, the large report
„produced by the committee became
'famous as that of the cOVODE,
inves
ligation. He bad three sons in the
4tl/i'ennsylvauia cavalry during the
civil wars. 0/16 of glom, the eldest;
George, .colonel -in command, was
killed near Pbiclunond,-, while leading
a Charge, and the second was. a -srtf.
ferer in the Andersonville prison.
- • Mr. Covonk was, an 'active member
of the celebrotedt . 'engr&isionaljOint
Coininittee cm the Conduct of. the
I War. At-the conclusion of peace,
he was sent south by President JOHN
sox,. on a mission to aid in recon
struction, but his views failed to har
monize-with those 'of JoiiNsoN.
- CoVont's seat, in the present
(Jong-Fess was given him ht the Open,
ing of .the session, notwithstanding
the refusal of the Governor ..to give
the seat to either claimant.; and :after
a-,; sharp contest before the House his
right fo the - seat was fully demon
strated. He declined being a 'candi
date for re-election, and the' district
was again carried by the. Democrats;
asit always had been when he was
not running,
„He was chairman of the itepubli
can State Committee'in 1869; was
frequently one. of the . most active
managers of the Republican national
campaigns; was strongly urged for
Governor of the State at various
times, and was a warm and trusted
friend 'of President LtSeor.s and
G nAlyr.
COT NWIFEtt MON& CltiCtiLtrtS.--
The, recent arrest ot the- scamps who'
tiooiled the country with cireulars,.:'
offerinkr - to furnish counterfeits of_
't;. S. , bill - S'hits developed . , the . fact
. 1 .
that it was one of the most extensive,'
swindles everttempted. In search7J
ing the .pre isea Occupied by , - thu
i la
rascals, over ten - thousand. letters=
were found, - c
.tningjreni every - sec- . : : .
don of thel.; i ted States. The 15e . w
York Sun has been publishing some:
of the Intlers found ; and' among;
the wOrthl-be scoundrels &Siring to
eirjulate counterfeit money ; Was one;
member of Congress. Tlie magnitude
of thubusiness done by these fellows
Maybe imagined when we state that
1 their books showed the receipts for
a single day to be over $7,000.. They
were . discharged after a hfaring,
there being no .charge upon/ which
the justice could hold them, as they
had never sent anything in answer
'to their correspondents except ( Wood
or saw-dust. Of course, they will
still continue to send their ciwnlars .
as long pa, there 'are fools enough in.
.the world to !nab it . profitable, tuid
we again. Warn our readers .against:
remitting any money in absiier 1.6-
thefi,&eiretilars.: They are sent out,
overseveral fligerent names and they
use various styfce of circulars, to Suit
thcloCality. ' ' •
RF.PIIBLIC A it'IIAIt3T I ONY. —The reports;
Fhlch reach us from Missouri, sholitE
ing_that the lately 4hattercd and disJ'
coidant ranki of the .Republicans are
rapidly • reuniting, and harmonizing,'
while the Democracy are becoming
frightened and inharmonious, are
truly gratifying. The , struggle,, r af
1872 (says a cotemporary' ), if; before
the Republican party, and, from all
the indications, it =is determined ta,
meet it as a unit, and once Rgain to
achieve a victory.
• *l. - 111 - inois affords a fair ixtimple
of - the promptitude with which West-
ern States, under Republican adpiiii
istration, are. freeing themselves from
kiebt, and of the mannions growth
which makes the effortocimParative
ly env, 'The total" debt (if the:Stale;
acecirdini to, tile has been
reduced to $4,830A37, and as there
is in the Treasury $3,082,104, avail's
ob ler the discharge of . outstanding
obligations, it folloys ~that thr"inien
ally to be provided for is conaitiert
tjyaless than.tivci
1111
90
flQU~{S. ry
~,` ~
In the House not much -of local
importanee has yet transpired.
`A bill entitled "an act to legalize
eertuiu `streets "
and to = vacate~pais of
certain publieatreets, and to changii
the name
.of .Soutli:- street' -the
borough orfro#anda,7 hair been, for
warded to Harrishurg, and its 'pass-,
age is asked for.
- The bill provides that 'First and
River streets, 'ona line froin -south
east corner of ,Court Itouse_ to the
riArne ana - Hotel ; from thence, the
same course to - Barclay Railroad
land; that lie streets both north
and south or tlie siiitarc to . the river
from Main street, be legalized, and
thaLthose parts of Maple and Lom
bard, or Pine, ;.unriirig from Main
Street to the river', be vacated. •
That Sotith; Pirie,,PONarl State,
Maple and tombard pr P.ine streets,
be legalized- and confirmed •of the
,width of 491 - `feet, execpt :ithe;. - afOre
said 'to be vacated; that Smith_ street
shall be opened by. the eittboritieS
from :Min - street . . to the.- 'Western
boundary of the- borough, ' - 'feet
wide, qceept - between . I Third' ; :sad
Fonrti Streets, which shall be olio-l
ed not less .than -20 feet wide, -brit
not to interfere with E. 4AVCE . IS
; and that South street :is to
be called Washingtoa•strect:' • • •
:Speaker anliouni:cd the .
standing, committee.
Democratic paper, building
upon the fact that 13Uchanan's ad--
ministration.at its expiration left the
nation only about a hundred mil- ,
lions, more or l,ss, in debt; charges
the present administratiou with ex
huva,gil!ice, .corruption, burdensome,
taxation, and divers other evils and
crinie§. To this the Chicago P0..1 ,
plies : 'There is no,falsehoodeo.much
of a.falsehbod as that which is'partly
true:, Hence eame:the old legal max-'
the suppr.aion of truth is false
hood, , It is true, : the. Democracy,
-when it4urrc .control of the public
affairs of this republic, left 'it debt of
onlyabaut one .lin udredmillion dol
lars, If that had-been all,. the-lega
cy would. indeed,,have been so trif
ling as to merit no - . particular corn-
Ilizt this 'Wltrs - tinly a drop in
the bncket,' the spray on an ocean
wave. There wasleft on the hands
of the incoming llepublicam . ftamibia,.
tration, a rebellion of . slaveholders,
Who had maintained the Democratic
party in power; Who -gave the party ,
life and being. It was the suppress
ion of this rebellion, left.over by tho
DOhberat ir' party; iwbielf'eost all the
blo . M that was' Shed 'and all the y
rummy that Was e..%petuled.. These.
were the cost of strdng- our Union, , !
• Constitution, our .einintry,.,
against its Democratic enemies. Arid
all thi,s blood and7rizoneY -'makes the
legacy which the Democratic party.
bequeathed to the country. It is-be-
cause it was so great and So -- , terrible
a thing, -that this generation will no
more trust thafparty, - in power than
tile? .would employ physicians known
to' have tultninistered deadly poisons'
instead of life-preserving medicines.
rzzz
MB
Mahe princtplc that dealers in
intOtieating liquOrs should -be held
letially.resmnsibre for the evil con
sequences that result froth the traffic
has
, long been recognized by . the
statute, ,though; not en forced in
Pennsylvania. ?Ir. Lawrence,. of
Ohio, now propOses to try it 'in the .
District of Cohunhia, and. in the Ter
ritories of the United' Stafes.: His
bill, introduced . hi the Hops!) on the
4tkinst,, and re;krred to the Com
mittee on the liistkict of Columbia,
provides ihat every wife, child,' pa
rent:guardian, husband, employer,
or other . persou r who shall lie injured
in person,
.property, means of sup-
Port or otherwise, by any intoxicat
ed person, or by reason of the intox
ication of any person; directly or in
directly, sludl have a right:of action
against any person- or persops who
shall, by selling or, giving any intoxi
cating liquor, otherwise; have
caused or contributed to stich,intoxi
cation, or shall have caused, in whole
or in part .the 'intoxication of such
person or porsons.
In anysucli action, mOreoxer; the
plaintiff shall have a right to recover
past; prospective and exemplary
damages. " The .o*ner or lessee of
any building Which iS 'with his
knowledge for the sale of intoxicat
ing drinks is also made jointly liable
with the Seller for damages resulting .
from the . traffic. The money' reov-i
ered by any wife in any action under
the law is :to, be her sole .and sepa
rate property. Any sale or, gift of
intoxicating liquors by the lessee of
any premises, resulting :in 'damage,
is to work a forfeiture °file lea Se.
NE9... The Book Committee of. the
Methodist Boot Concern in New York
began last week to investigate the
charges against Dr. Lanalian for ex
posing the alleged frauds in the man
agement of that institution. It ism
ported that the proceeding areto be
cOnducted in:secrecy. This, if - tits,
is a"great mistake. The day for shut
ting in the light under a bushel has
est\ l
.public.passed and this blishment has al
ready suffered mu by efforts to
keep the facts from .t e .public. 'The
sherteit and safest ro d lies in a - full
truthful . 01tatanient of . e whole affair. '
,-,
171t111 \114 t
TO C
_ I
!"..! 41: closed N
- ago, _
sbdne
tien of his wife, hugase thealtpsr
ticulars of his crime to his counsel,
Mr. Ctishing. Cushini tid ying
left it with a 16011bOi,r the
It was to this effect': Mrs: @Offend
Weiraillr"iriiii - tEr%ftinn — or
yuga lake. Rurotrilist rendered
his wife insensible hy.chlontforrn. He
then ,to,olc u plank the .Ikx•r,
Ana.. opempg a vein, bled her to
death, the bloed ilimingithronghtlie‘
opening. .'The child ..he: disposed -or
in
in tv‘satn'aar manner. . .
••• He then put thudeid bodies in a
box - Keksiecl for the
~plirpose. He
got - a neighbor to help bim . load the
box wptv - a.iingon„ 4legtag • that
was. filled; with boas. 'He dreke
the - lake, put the 'box in a skiff,: then
filled it with stones, and, rowed out
to the Middle of the lake, Where -. ha
pushed:the box with the eo .. riisOs of
Lis wile . and - ehdd...orerbOard. 2No
one . dreadful dica;.'and until
rery - reeently none Nit the confidant
of his early, - corinscl,ew the:: fietii.
Silo, have the name of him` whom
Mr. "enshing . teld the' ahoy? ? but' re
frain irOinsning IL- The ' . faets. •
we-harestatedthem we hail 3 reason
to belieliO are correct, aud,as; such .
are hero first.Madeludifle. ,. .
It Will bok seen .by. refereOce to .our
columns". . J4dge
Hogeboom ha's denied arrest:of: j*-
ment,,and - sentenced - Buleff to be
linged.on Friday, the 44 Of: March
next. We can well believe 'llial ie
heatd:rbiS• sentence,- in "sullen si
lenee.". He. has listened' to a like
sentence ogee before. Three times
he has heard. the word "guilty" fall
from tlichlis'of the jury foreman. He
has seemed possessed of a charmed
life. For a quarter of a century he
has carried with hiiu the knowledge
of -a rcyolting crime. . He has. gone
et in 'critue. Merrick was his third
known yietim. Jarvis' and Dexter,
educated in crime by him, lay their
' death.s and digrace at his. door..
His, mother-in-law wat sixth
victim. She, bowed down with grief
over the loss of her daughter,. had
dragged along in life till : confronted
at Bingliainptln in August last with
the Man whom she believed, but did .
not know, to be guilty of that ditigh
ter's death. The , shock was . too
:veal she died• in less-than : three
'uayS. Aud we say al - pin,.that if his
sentence be carried. out on the 3d of
_Rotors death. will be the
• s,venth death known to be' .eliargea- •
ble to 11-uloirs agency. •
Through. all the windings: Of his
Aortnous life the toils of
,cletectioiit
have been gathering around lath..
The . little incident'' of . freezing the
tet•s of one foot 'tilling from
the 'consequences of erinu*-conimit
telt, left the mark by which his last
crime vas fast:lied *Ton him.. By
this has justice fouild MM. out and
claimed at last its dues. The victim .
- is a man richly endowed , with those.
gnalitles which go far toward mak
ing men great and nsefal. But his
truly. great talents and varied attain
ments have been prostituted to the
follewiug of crime and the attain
meilLpf infamy,.and few will regret
to seethe grave dose over. Lim. -He
has tarried too Jong from his final
rest.- Diva Herald. .
ANOTHER TERRIBLE - CALAMITY !
•
Enrninf_z of the Steamer McGill on the
Mississippi. ,
Thilair tires Soippo.cil 19,1 tr Lot.
- I
3:4:MP.111.4, Jan. - 15.—The steamer S.
L. McGill, from St. Louis for New
Orleansi was destroyed by fire at
Shixt Fly Bar last night.
The flames spread rapidly,- and the
passengers had barely time to rash
to the bow and plunge into the water , :
before the fire was upon them. • ,
to.r4d to the horor of the. scene,
the weather was intensely cold, and
ninny who plunged into the river
were chilled and sunk. The surviv
ors give imperfect and conflicting re
ports. •
The boat bad been aground twa
days, and had Unloaded two hundred
tons of her' frieght in order to get
over the -bar. A portion of her car
go was coal oil: Just, as the passen
gers were preparing to retire -an
alarm of fire was raised, ,and a gen
eral stampede ensued.
.',.The steamer St. Francies,•near by,
rendered assistance. The Ann White
- brought up 'twenty=, - six- of the crew
and ten passengers, picked up along
the.mhore. It was hoped that ()apt..
Tompkins, and \Vin. McFarland, the
first clerk, were saved, but,the
al of the St. Francis 'to-night gives
little hope lor their safety.
Se.confused and contradicai'y arc
ill!! reports that it is impossible to
give an .accurate estimate rof the
number of persons lest, but. it• is
probable that the number will rend'
thirty, including four winter& and
three children.
Thoirlas V.. Vans, a. barber. of St.
Lonis, died soon after ho was placed
on board the St. Francis, ..from
wounds and e'xposttre. A German:
and his wife are missing; also a car;
pent from St. Louis, who was
bound for Greenville, Miss.); two
women, three ehildeen, the colored
chambermaid, and Philip Lock, of
Philadelphia.
Mr. Everett, of St. Louis,. who
came here.on the St. Francis, says
that a man and his wife, who Were
cabin passengerFr; floated past them,
-holding on to the stage plank. As
they. wept by with the current, the
womah Said to her httsband;' "1 dm
freezing ! - Let ns die together."
She then let go the . plank,4anA her
husband grasped her, but,he .was too
exhausted to rpaintain:her above. wa
ter, and both sank locked in , each
other's . , embrace. ' •
Mr. Cottrell, the engineer, thinks
that af least fifteen'• persons were
lost.-
•
Thqilots Kelly and ' 3lnrray were
saved./t Kelly is badli frozen; also
the secpnd clerk, steward and cook.
•
ANerTIIIF3I.—A New York paper of
last Thursday, says: "Yesterday a
nii.serable-looking object was picked
up on Broadway, on the verge of de
tremens, ragged '
and dirty,
with bloated face find bloodshot
eyes. Five years ago ho ly.as one of
our most successful down-town dry
goods merchants. He 'lived in a
fashionable'style at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, kept n magnificent turn-oat,
was known es 'a royal good
,fellow,
who *pent.. his iituney freely.: :Now
poor buitcsacwithont frigid&
w York on
kls
elm.
owe.
epr° -
lltY ,
Of of
. by
seems
'ii, of
tded
Hon.
7 iSIA . W..)4Slin.eTted.
Fetal& r. lej a' Asia 'pasty
votwon---Wednesdarimst,-• -rilds-ue
tion of the Iteribliean.ltilijority is'.
matter of congratuktion, not onl7
beoegule honsetv'elacient And faith
ful man has been -selected, but that
it is' as indication that.. better coun
sels prevail among our Men& in the
~,egialature.. It Grill be remeinbeeed
that Mr. Mama was nonahmied last
winter; and defeated through the de
feitia of a few Republican Members.
nS.. Hon. B. P. WADE, of Ohio,
Prig Yirurrr, President Cornell
Vnirersity, and Dr. Howl, of Boston,
have been appointed by the Prot&
dent to proceed to the Nand of San
tiornini t ro,.to examinethe oormtrY in
aceerilance with a itisolntion of Olin
green., .Dr. Howr, lea war* 'friend of
Senator Stoma. Several journalists
known to be hoitile to anhexation•
have also been permitted to Recoils . -
fatly Or commission.
sir Ap exchange, noting rho pre!; : .
once in Vickahrug of Col. E. M. Yu-,
au; the brutal murderer of Colonel
.Ca.txr, of the United 'States Army,
says : "He is confident that he, will
" never be punished." Certainly not;'
whoever heard of an evtebel being
anishedlor tho murder of a Union
man in the South ?
3b-r.ors WILL Orf.—lt is announc
ed that the nian 11410 murdered Rod
ins, in New York, some two; yea
since, has been
_diseo;eredln be a
convict now in the Albany Peniten
tiary. The NA:rn.t.": murderer has al
so been discoVered, and it is - believed
•
will soon be arrested.
tar The jury in the Rrt.oFr trial
returned a serdiet of guilty;and Re
riuT has been sentenced to be hank
oil on the 3d of Mardi. '
New Abertisoments.
EVAN HILDRETH'S
Is the beet place b Imy
G-ooms,
whole stork taint; nsw;atal Iwasaki st the, low
est point tie. matte( MR tonielieg in eight years,
therefore enebling theta to Five their rustionexa New
Goods-and at very low pric'ea. In their mock may
He Ismail
SILKS, POPLINS, BOMBAZINES,
SICILIAN CLOTi, ALL WOUL rwnrs.
SERGE PLAMs; Au. "WOOL Stl6E,
- . • .
won xtr.a. mErallos. E311.11E5:4, cLon
ALSO. ALL WOOL STAGES IN MOST POPULAR
C.DLORS—BotiltOrren. Plum Color,
P.rk Garnet and Drown. •
QUEEN'S OWN .BI;11 ALPACA,
ft ,, nuta Faye, Silk Fitti6b, beat goods In market can
only belonnd at
Evalc,s k HILDRESq.B;
1 1 011 A FULL LINE - OF WATER-
Y:. DROOES. In Green. Brno in 4 Black 141 x.
Mr. BLACK VELVETEEN/4. for Cloak* amt. Trim
ming. go to
CREA.T BARGAINS IN 'LINEN'
r HASDKERCHISFEL LINIL'i NAPICINR, TA
BLF. LINENS. TOWELS. TOWLLING 111,1$11
Lums, are being offered by . 6
LITANIS rifiLD )111.11TH11.
A GREAT VARIETY ,OF HOME
CLOT/ S, suitable for Mew and Bola'
wear, ran be found at
THE GRATEST ASSORTMENT
SIIEFITINGS,
Anil the IlOewt stork or PRIMI. eznbribeing all
style'. the matte( affords.' . •
11 - .0:11 *ltuuntrfn*.
I
COMM ME ASSORTMENT OF
HOSIERT*M GLOVE . inaddiding the rete.
tinted Hama ficanaleam Rid Mores, at
ET.t.C3 k lIILDRETH"B:
"TOIL WILL • FIND THE MOST
ATMACTIVF. fiTOCA to melee! from to PAM.
'LEY sDAWLS, Double sad Stogie Wool Lye lin
Latliri• awl Milkark at ,
TN FACT, YOU CAN ALWAYS
1_ Sad a MOST COMPLETE STOCK of DDT
GOODS. in ail Its branebea. at
EvAirs t HILDILEtH'S.
Bridge street. Towanda, Pa.. Jan.la."ll.
Ijox k MERCUR are now recTiv
iug a fresh stock of Goods in their line. bonght
since the let January. to which they MAIM the at
tention of their friends. We keep the largest stork
in town. Onr goods are fresh and desirable. We
pllad loweit market prima.
• Jan. 19. 1871. '• " •
VRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
Wore the recvaedeellne to mica, and satins
cheap at retail FOX .t strum
.1.'2.9, um. '
pox. & MERCUR are selling Gro
eerie' at retail. Jan. 19, la7l.
"PDX MER4XR are aellingNew .
A: and Farah Gonda- Jan. 19,1871.
VOX d; 3EHRCUR are selling Grp=
caries cheap. - Jan, 19, 1871.
- pox & MERCUR are selling first
.: elms Goods Ontr. Jan. 19,1871..
OX k MERCUR are selling
.JL: draper than ever. Jan. 19.18:1. .
- pox & MERCUR do not deal in
1. Shoddy Gonda. Jan. 111. 1871.
Q •
CR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the eery beat the market affords and at
bereft ptieea. L T. Tat.
Towanda. Jan. 19.11. . =MT MalCtilt.
- REMEMBER that we are selling
Girds at
RETAIL - !
And that we won be nndeteoLd. '
Jan. 19. 1871. rot wencre.
MICHIGAN FINE- 4 CUT TOBAp.
.I.LeCCerry choice—at
Jab:ll4l6'M
ANNED FRUIT very low; at ,
12. , Min. 19, 1871. Fox k mtsgeirs
PORK, Hams, Lard, Dried Beef,
Ilickeril Chimes, Mar r lduaw Trani. at. rsifl.
Jut. 19, 1871. FOX te !MCCUE.
FARMERS, bring your produce
'acorn to • FOX k. XESCUIL
Jan. 19, Js7l.
•
(lOPABTNERSRTP.-MTh© under
earnal have , Ws thy' tornied a
1120 firm name otitosentlekt & W
enoltane the alothlag buldneat at the old stand at
W. E. liceendeld, when, they sill be phoned to see
all their old patrons and *lends.
E. BOSILSFIELD.
Jan. 10. vin. 4uncns worarr: •
DMINISFBAI'OR'S
wok, is tonsby stroll Ulna* Imam. indebt
ed totbs. vitals. qt DAYLII• AAB tsts,od Albany
townidity. , are: revisited tio Ines binsdisas
• • t. asst sZiporsons boring glakas against raid
• • to must present the saws - ;Ink anthentlested for
settlement. • - • • ISIAIIIS Z. PATCH.
lasi.4llnsa • • Administrator.
„
• I
ntrimira
AltMtlin. DELAINS,
EVA'SfI YITLDBETTI
LVANS d utummnrs.
IrANB t. RILDRETWIL
EVANS .t lIILDRETWAr
FOX k MERCUR74.
41.411
.r " V IL
1111:COND 111111.
nuns Ism Bova vs. Samuel ICensio....cisctim.pt
Wis. Clisiabsetta vs. Elias Vaughn«
Wa. IL. MEI vs. C. A. Wliklesou..., ; .. 444
Dude! McDaaalA vo. A. 0. Crams • was
Y Z ~Plte et. a l et a ;1 t"tni- siccrissitt
,
terkka Sakiissrk Eris Coal .
• •
••
•• • ov
k `
rue.
Ertsbie k
.Co • :dim*
,Strops vs. Wets% . .. ..bsepart
Dritiaba vs. B.A. Aspimea..
Union N. Bask. Lewis - 01am
N.M. Polska Tli) IkDatke. eats - aar
J. IL .X. BMus* lraa k Z, Coal • •
&IL Co. •
o.B.Llavisis awl. N. AspOrwatt.. ' was
Was. Holbert vs. Junction Canal Co • cuss
C. V. Welke vs. Issas Spalding...... . . ' ....... att
' Lamer neat* ' .
....fives
nufnlScDlPord vs. Pa. &N.-1. 4 . 3 . a10;1 . •
Barnet L. KaiM. ve. Sullivan k Eris &mg ,• -
&Z. B. Co. • ~...... Amami*
Submirass kw Int snick riturnable ou roodar
TAROT 1/4 11111. at 10crelotk, Liar lad kt ass
atat week. on Monday. Fetinuuy MI. at 10
Vela* aan.- VW. A. lIAB Prot •
1171- „ .
.
18SOLUTI‘ ON.—rTb copuzw
ship beretotore existing between tie nil
signed. Ender the Arm same •el McCabe • & 111111. is
ede dr/ dismayed by mated comma: T All entowlds
et the fags firm will be. Jelliedby_se at the store of
Xcpabe & Edwards. ! • : .IA3M3IeOASE. • "
CbPAITNERSELIP.—Ths undersigned Wire this
day entered Into sopeatuaraldp. under the name
McCabe & Edwards, and yin eoilinni the aro.
:eery and provisloilantlttess ail' Its bro th s.. a t
the old stead el 74 - entba &11t11;Kurateu Sew block.
JA ME MCCABE, - •
ti MUZAK EDWARDS.
airs: 11.
D• OPENING
Or NEW
FALL AND ;14L - 7171 GOODS.
M S ; ti:KINGSLEIL
Begs late to return her thanks to ha patrons for
Mud pstronike hesetofere. and arum them that
no ructions will be spared to ensure a continuum
of the maw. Baring jut retuned from
ISEW TOE*
With it large itri wetliehrtcal epai or •
311GLINERY GOODS
latest
,i,cruickx sad PAIiIS styles. such ae
• ...
, toNsgri, .
Which 1 now- MScr to the latti..-s et "Itnrztub wet
Mao. ti tine 'selection • o f Mir mei Fancy Getels
cotoptiaing
! LACES, .
LINEN. COILLAIIS,
HANDKERCEILES,
CUFFS,
• CORSETS, &e..
I have gra roated:lnVneuectlon with the above
mg IntESI HA KlNGestabilab2ni , at,, and I am Irs
prepared to do.
CUTTING anti ELI. I'ING
o ay. latT4 Lan.hlottable at} - Ica on e short notion.
Entratiee next door to Fox t /lemur* up •wr*.
Sept.. 21,'70.. •
PI'LICATIONS ltolt LICENS
11 Eg. Fe brnary Sniodon.lB7l :
EESEICI
P. FL &•Loonmaker
Jeremiah Blackman,..
John Chump:lon--
L
Wm. S. Lewhe...i...
Peter Lamdmeaser
Allen 3lcean...
F.. W. Neal.--
.1. S. Pitt...... ..
W. FL Itieharala
C. T. Smith,.
If. It. Stevens
P. 1). Wilco:
rianicellorc.
Leiteyerille.
" * " *Mineq"("ll l7 - n it!
rra
Standing titone.
Toecarida
Mektietetr.
South Creek,.
•
•Tterarets Bora%
' 7. ...
rAns(f noose.
KA, Allen...
ll.. , CAltifix
'Thomas illy
R. Rid....
MEICAAVeII)P.ALTAN.
Towtnea• Newer.
do.
A. TROMAR.AIotot.
J. Tkartml -
J 41113, Citrroint Co..
n. rf. Sublos,
AW. A.RmspraNG, Fashirmatit
• Pert-r. sear tbc Merril How, Towsinds.
rsblir petronarr • dm-11,W
raNNsi.r.v.A.ll,A. •
STATE _NORMAL SCHOOL 1 .!
Minh Natelet),
MANSTIFLD, 00A COUNTY. Tn.
•
Fall Terra bspirmSeptember 7th. 1870. , •
Wiutet Teem ttesdnollecember 12th. 1A71).
Spring Term begins *arch Tilt. 141.,
For catalogers orplintialon, address
s' CHAS. B. VEItrOLL.
NanMehl. Ji4 20.100.
BAKERY AND DDIDM.ROON!
ririt block north of Ward Bowe, . •
BREAD, PIES, • CAKE;
AND pR - ACKER& -
baked daily and ailla at Wholesale and "refeiL
In our DilMei we will accommodate tfir
public with either iltineb or a wood weal at all timtif
of the day and evening.
OT.VTFRS :AND ICR cRE.IX
•
on hand during tnigr:Peaw,n
• •
..
floo - iutortmint of Gioceri confertionery.
Traits. Kate; tar.
TowandaAv. IL _
BOOTS ANI - i,snor,s MADE AND .
ITY.PAIRM. ' ,
L. C. NELISO2I.
Br made arranitements to anneumodete =Mamie
that,are eonatantly calling with boots and Shoes for
new antra, rte.; and hare had to lento them. to their
peat di.actrantage. until another dry. The eonettat
call fee (hip kind of murk, and the ttenre to hare it
Clone immediabity. hat inAueed tar to saw mach an
that you need net Moro haunt
Without. your sole botog xnew•ed and Tour birch
•
agnate.
Tar parer that arc and pertertty tar
I.wlies that have gaiters that are %woke at the toe.
To thin repatr•ahop le the pbre forte go
To get them re-eamped. heady tipped or hatfouded.'
And roar feet well protected from the wet and the mid
hew work we can make yon with the &bur* double
quirk,
We can make them for yen thin. or we can glee them
to yon thick.
We ran make them with. high twes, or we can gtre
three to Ton Sat. _
So you necti not placer with a brick in your hat. •
•
rider vinegar for Weir, barrel or gat.
' Front of Methodist ahnrch. Wain street.
Towanda. Der.l3. I. C. NEL.9OI‘.
THE LECTURE. COMMITTEE
or SHE Lonna or THE •
I. 0. • OP * T.
lu thte wernlt talltelleee that they hare etitiag
ed tuo lunoring named lecturer.:
--J-OHN G. SAXE.
Lore, A Poem."
Date, No:member 23, 1870.
IL
SIKES..
Suidoct- 7 '..%Di.;r Dark In New York."
Dd.!, December. 11, E0:0.
' • 'Ut
OLIVE LO,O N.
Subject--" Ghia:*
Date, Jatmazy .7, 11171
"BITIUGh.,:"
REV: MATTHEW HALE SMITH.
\ •
Sublect l —s .Curtatus Contrasts. Old TIMM
and OuLThites.."
Date, latuary 23, UM.
•.
AliTNDTgai PHILLIPS.
ikitdeell—AThe iost,
Date. liquify 30. IST!.
TI.
ANNA t. DICKINSON.
Subject —" To T Beene."
Date. 44Len_ 15. 3671.
Adistaloa ' • z coats
itaiorred Beat' . ,r 5 .„
fkaotolTklist. (Gold for Borervedffest)....
.$3 go
, &awn TWA*. and Baservid lint/ are anti
at POWER & 3[138:113 Drug 78tora. MO' Ws et
liennwed Beats mid commence
,three days Wade
each Sentare.'
Jan r itAxiwames;
CaLams W. HALL; L. IL nom Wri.tzaX
and .1. W. Tlartsra. Connate&
pN.AxcIAL.
. •••.,.
.4
NEW 740 - 13441 , 0100 ..
07 21V 41 -,-
.
..-,
NouTH ~
,F,t4i t-"--:
PACIFIC RAILROAD CO
Marl= DY mar MOBTGA.OI
RAILROAD AND LAND GRANT!
Lint! M:TT/ABLE! ?ZEMAN/MT!
We offer foe sale at par and' acerued interest the
First M Gold . Bads- of th e
Nartbernatfillild th romploit ThleAre free
Mon United StillfitTal. Sid are ;Med' of the fol
leering desominattons: Coupons WA WIZ and
$1.000; Registered 0W5504. $1,000.. $ 5 !000.. and
$lO.OOll. •. A , - • " • .• • ' •
With -the same entire codidence with whisk we
rommend Government heeds to atailliets and pea
sa, we now, after the /Wed !mediation. reamer
mend these Northern Paddle Unread bids to oxir
friends and the general_pultlic. •
BOLD PATMENT.—aIaII ' OOOl Interest
are payable in Anunicenleirl cdn, at the Who of
Jay Cooke k Co., New, Yeah Ciat—the principal- at
the end of X, years; and the blared (at the rub of
air' ten end three-tenths per cent.' per annum) bill
yearly, first of Jannarsmad Jelly. ; ••
' PERFECT SAFZTL—The bonds we ate sew WI.
• ug: are secured by, a fine and day mortgageon all
t i l t r
ior wertg ef the Xerthina Padfic
wig embrace °albs dem
piton of
the ever '
I. 'Over TWO Thousand Mlles of Road. with roiling
• kat*. b u i ldina• ll34 linnu==te.
S. Over Trienty-two ot Land to
every mile of Ameba road; This land, sairolteual.
pare and neriele/. antitensting, in all- .to more
•
than Fifty Malice dims, 001111dsts of.alleasete see-
Eons, reaching twenty to forty mike on each side at
the track. and extending in a broad fertile belt from
Tfhconsin through the TWO* portions of ,Miene.
sea,
1 0 Pu Dakote‘. Mmarta.: Idaho. •Oregetr- NA Wish .
WMget _ • •
the Government does eet directly aitin
tee the buds of Mancini.- It - thiti amply peptides
tot their ftul and prompt payment by an unreserved
rent of land, the moat mend& site owescred ul'
on a great national bprovement.
Tug MORTGAGM—The Tameteasindse theileort
=are Mama. Jay (Mob of. PhUsdallikki, and'.
'Thomism. President of thePentrants
Onstrat Weald Cenryiney. They- wet fiy and
tly represent the interests of the First
t el itrt 2Libm gig t e
bond beiders,,andare seabed to tuft tjot
the preemie of teed asks are used in purcheruse feed
atioorliniMe bands a j , Ale Onspeine if 'they can be
boughtbetme meter* at sot e.thaa 100,1101 -
• cote. remittal; otherwis the Trustees are to West
i t hl=s Oland sales to Untied States Bonds or
ittellemas lb. this 'fittehrlite•untty" of
.7N — Ort 7-" heirPacille boudholders. Also Mot eel have
at All tinteeln theMennted, eisesselig i di beet 500
acres of average beetti orrery Stance datandine
first mortgage bonds.shesidee the railroad Itself and
all its equipments' and franchisee.
' PliOriPkNefffillelee-Ot
.eoteat _nothing • an be
wafer, tan be bon& of the' United Statesi; but as
the Government-la no longer a borrower. and es the
/anal present meth not \ that Mt prosaretaglts
ellitenCet.but that of toratememte ,ii - _ocirrenam. we
I remind those Who desire to mar Income'
• and obtain more penance While - WU
baring a perfectly reliable deetrityJbat:
United Spiro 54fre at their average premium '
yield the present purchaser he than \ - 5)4 per cent.
gold heeled. Should they be red eeded in Ave years
and speck payments be resumed, they 'would really
pay_only.V. ger cent.. or if indite* years, only SiX
per cent:. as the present premlnm would meanwldki
no sunk.
Northern Pacific 7,30's selling at par In currency
yield the investor 7 310 per cent. gold interest abso
lutely for thirty pan. fret Iron. Meted Mater tats.
$1.1190 cart envy invested now in United States 11.20 es
will yield per year in gold,osay $82.00. , $l,lOO cur.
rency invested pow In Northern Pacific 7.30'S will'
yield per year le gold, $BO.BO. Here is a difference
Mel ArOe a
lSLctl
elude of bonds are. redone:le
THEROADMOW'BUILDINO.—_ W ork was begun
In July last on the eastern portiere. of the line, and
the money provided. bJ the sale to doddeolders of
ensue six minionsof the Company's blends. to build
,and equip the road from Lake Superior scrod Min
nesota to tho Red River of the north-233 miles.
'The grading on this division la now. well adianCet
the iron is being tepidly laid; several thousand - men,
are at wort on beeline. and about the first of Au
gest next this important section i.f .the rood will be
iw full operation. In the meantime' orders have
been Sent tee the Pacific coast for- tha coruniemere
meat of the work on the westenn end in early Spring
and thereafter the work wilt be pushed. both emit.'
ward and westward, with as much speed as may be
conmixtent with solidity and a wise economy.
ugcratuax - ron LARDS.—These'bends will
be at all times receivahie, at 1.10. 01 payment Aft
the erliuttbr'si lands, at their lowest cash price.
BONDS MECRANGHABLE.—The reartered bonds
can le exchanged at any time for crayons, the cou
pons for registered, and both these can be ex
chanted for others,peyable, principal and interest,
at any of the principal financial' centres of Europe,
in the coin of the Tatiana Europese! eountries.
BOW TO GET THEM.—Year nearest Bank or
„ Banker will supply- these bonds in any desired
amount. and of any needed denomination. Fee.
MM. wiehing to exchange. stocks or other bonds for
these. can do en with an' of S our agents, who will
I allow the highest cement mice Mr all marketable
secnritlea.
Those living in localities minute from bares: miry
send money, or other bonds. died-Cy to us by ex
; press. met we will send bark Northern Pacific bonds.,
at our own risk. del without coat to the ineskor.
For further information, panyhhts, mars., ete...cell
on or address the undersigned , or any of the ßanks
or-Bantera employed to sell this loan. •i •
- Fer sale by :FIRST ' NATIONAL - BANE. .
• MFMCURII BANE.
G. F.•masoN k cO., •
Towanda; Pa.
AtLens bill
--;.Mourne
....Tisraegla Duro'
-Thnitiagton
• Towsada
.Towards
festal Arm& aliortherni'aeifie. /Named Compaßy.
11$ South Third .shvet: Yhiladaiphl ;- Corner of
Nassau and Wan Streets, New York; 132 Ytiteeath
Street. Waabiagteft. D.C., *National Banks. and
3
by Brokers generally throughout the coruftry.
m. 11,1871.
SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATF,
. . .
ixsTrrirrE,
TOWANDA,. DR&DFC/1115 COVNTT, rA.
This inslitation.lus jnst been Moron ably repalred .
and improved. and Idll be reopened =MAT,
BtPTEDBER 6, 1870. •
Exnusir. comtruciu., sag :citric k cLASE4-.
LCALMITARTIFENTIE
The EX6l4Art Ceram emnprisea special attinden
to preparatory Instruction and higher academic
branches, tfasides excepted. .•
, The Conarritcw.. all • the advantage" el our best
comnierdal &hods with necessary arademiestudles.
' The lioanAL, thorough drill In emotion - school
stadia" and Theory and Practice Teething,
The Ilcurctorm, special Instruction in the sciences
Illnetrated by an_ extensive collection of
rocently repaired and supplied—and other
nsnally pursued In College, modern languages being
rahatititted far ancient. •••
tworcaz.. thorough preparations for our best Col
lege% and modern languages. • •
Oanamidrur. twarichse—ltusio. Drawing. Painting
under *radiant Instructors.
Board and Boom may be hbtained in the lamb:
tot.. Apply lo O. W. Ryan and P. Z. Quinlan, Moo.
Hate Principals, Towanda, for dream and parlien
lirs
- DILLER PDX. •
Ang.lo,lo. President Board Traidoea.
D. W. BOOT & CO.
Cr! CANDY !! CANDI, !!
A.)T TACTURED FRON PVIIR VrtrittAßS.
ttliolcsaio and Betslt, at prima Mat defy competi
tion. Cm:misting, in pert. of • • ,
Otntly Apples, Peaches and Pram Grim Dro ps
Chocolate, Drop*am B Chocolate Caramala, Molasses
Tags, Crears, Cream Bonbons, Smooth
Burt and Jordan Almonds. Clare Bud.
Cinnamon String. Pszermint Drops
and Lozenge* Mil Candyjap.
&nese Co. Cinnamon Im
aerials* Toil': Sour and
Lemon Drops. Pes t
•n>at Bar. Almond
•
Bar. Rose •
•
• Mottoes.
--. Pig Past*
• • Juba Paste,
. Cream Dates.
Conversation *hearts
'- • Unenges.Napokan Don
Ikma. Grained. Clear. and
Sugar Toys, Candy Hearts. Plain
and Gilt, to Oranges and Lemons,
Chewing Gnm. Peanuts. rescan Nuts.
Filberts. Almonds, Brazil Nitta. English Was.
nits, and every thing kept by Confectioners. In
general.
1. A. C. R. IFITCr.
r. Oppoade toddlng. nusnell Co'a 121.111M0-ft.
ii.-11. 3 inember we mull the Family Tayorite
Weed esidarittehlOr.
Towanda. Dee. 13, 187 U. . •
IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO,
VALUE TEM SIGHT!
The Mild of the aged al:elated. the weak strengthen-.
ed,apd.the perfect preacrved.
CONCAVE CONVEX, CRYSTAL LENSM. LONDON
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The Cl:metre Convex Crystal Specta c les, made by
the 'bore instinste Ire how • tong time before the
publie. and the rapid and Increased demand for them
combined with the universal t cknowledgment of
their detrains In Tilt.= and sue to the eye, lbws
plainly that .they are superior to any other glasses
In the market.
ThallogjoritY of Spectacles. (annal7.nlaiedi and
no matter:how fine the frames, contain but a poor
end worthlets article or glasses; (morally cast or
pressed:) they aie made: to be sold only, 'without
say calculation respecting to the eytt, and
thou:dam the great tom' of poor and 'beak
sight. • Thossands are glasses, new which- tire
Ind !anger the eye, where the objects get dim ran'
'short mage, or require. en tdieusely - *gong light
'and therefore - destroying the sight. which, Were they
properly suited, would be preserved a life time.
Tbe *dew:rages claimed for the Crams" Cowen
Crystal Glasses are the following :
The Latham are ground of the beat material, pure
-and hard, eadmade only for opticalpurposes, they
are therefore not liable to get scratched or dim.
They confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision
not found in any other glass.
They can be nsedElVazirell by day' or candle
Dithtirtthoutticing or the am.
They are ground ematicarb' true to the ea*.
eat e convex mirror. aceeeding to this philosophy of
nature, and leave of cornea of the, aye,- the/eget°
u=inature only instead of lotting .
losaalaniolniseedoorreetiollathehlatila.
' They can be used longer than any other glaMse
without changing to a higher power._
The frames sr made strong mid entable by. 'ago . -
dented workmen and warrant=pg.
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WY. A.
Denby In If atehei,. Jewsh7 and Sties Nom Taira°.
ga, Fa. , hu the sole Agebcy far those glasses In
Bradford constr. Ito Pedlars iisployoL'
July 12. 1870-11
11010FFM, TEA, 13110A11; PAR,
ase.. violable sad TWILL
July igg
JAY cooK?.. co.,
"-HOLIDAY 'al.Frs,"
PIIII.ILALPHAA•OPTIAL INSTITUTE,
Foe themannheturing of the
orotED ♦ED TMIVD 131:.41R 10i WV-ti 031
LA R S
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BrOST _COMP,LETE
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TC H CLOGK
PLATED WARE,
SILVER,' WARE, GOLD
00th CHAINS, &c.„
E!er Vaned in thle mstltet, le nevi ca. til - 13160s
sn4 for oak? at 04 itoie of
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1V . CH4AIBERLAtN..
El
kr. C. has Just returned from: the city, and ItaV
ter; block that Ms tiOtk hit, been bought at bot
tom 'Wires: and that he 'can oft bettei4tuitme- .
mantito imrehasere at tirt.A47,laee goodl than an
extabliatmarrotin thettntr!.. - I>Pe.A.'7f)
HUMi'IIREY BROTHERS
WILL 017Elit TIM WEEK \
100 CASES
100 CASES
100 CASES
' •111 EN and BOYS. BOOTS
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MEN and . :BOYS BOOTS
50 CASES .
50-CASES
to CASES.
IWOMEN' and MISSES SHOES.
WOMEN'S and MISSES SHOES.
WOMEN'S .And .3IISSES SHOTS
LATEST
LATEST
LATEST
AND BEST QUALITY.
AND BEST QUALITY.
AND BEST. QUALITY.
100
-190
/00
TRAVELING BAGS, &C.
TRAVELING- BAGS, kC
TRAVELING BAGS, kC.
`FINEST LOT 111 .TO*AI4ZDA
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA
200
2001
200 ,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
SPLENDTD.HORSE BLANKETS,
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EVERY DESCRIPTION:
EVERY • ,DESCRIPTION:
EVERY PESCRTI'TION:.
Large lot of
Large lot of
'large lot of
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FANCY RUGS, &C. - -
FANCY BUGS, AC,. ,; • _
FANCY RUGS,'&C.
• fiarittle ellisiged our ,ealearoom sad mad* eaten:
dee purchases of all gooditin our braarb of trade,
ire are repaired to offer este* lednromeT4e '
apt 22. lITO. HUMPHREY 11110TAER.S._
MoirSAVEP,
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1 Ilit - CilatnG IOLA& ,
ST9VEB ANR p HARDWARE
OT fl, 00.10.10:
j2InfEMBBER MA . TyOX & MER •
AN COS ats rebdtag ag kinds et Groceries at
whaled* raw. I'4a Urged atoek , ix town.' Clopda
ant elais: Mee* bar.'L T.; FO -
&pt. MUST __
An'
MEM
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MEN. and BOYS .BOOTS.,
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FINE TRUNKS,
FINE TRUNKS,
'FINE TRUNKS;
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BUFFALO ROBES,
BUFFALO ROBES,
BUFFALO ROBES,
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jr. • 11 1 1110LEFU7X PRICE& aiET
n.
altpoct•tecotk ikit Opmected everyes dnfir - Wefteday. by C. a mu t,
Wheat. bush.
Ilatlorborti 11Pbol . OL..
Colts. baab -
08 6. - 110*Ist% r •
s e4 l, bcol - -
Sabi* 11 lb •
PlairY. P$
ERIK doll • '
POO4OIIII, 1 14 beat
- 75
5 0
Won "tonal u 0 . r e, t
Raw Vi• IS •
Onions . • .
12. GA. 13
: Muth- ' • • ."so
--Winans or Ciwz..—tae GO In. co rn 5 . 11)4. ,
Bye 64 lba. Oats 32 Mo. • Bulgy 46 Ma.; raids Ma{
:4. NCI Bomb 62 lbs.: irsci‘2o tbp.: (neve .5.,4
; Timothy geed 44 lb* ; Dried Poaches 33 lb* •
Dr.led Apple! 22 114.. Ylsi &Rd 21) lb..
la Am, : ARRANGEMENTS, OF
' .I.V.i. T AIL
TOWAIPA t'OST-OFFICP.. ' 1 - •
- u n til fintior the Malls at ibis wire will
arrive and &Tart follows :: .
Arri,v. • b•Pari. •
XorlbPro . 7•18 A. it. ;. ....... S:IS P.m. ,
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__ __SAS r. lc ...... '.. 715 t. x. ...
Ti m 4.., . ... . ... 12:00x. ..•.. ... ... .. 1 :00 r.
Zen tear -1 .. '
trtisbore ~.. • slarr. sr ........ :£1:1111 IL ii.
Leltayavilie •• - I 1 :00 A. st 12:00 xt.
Banisr, ..• .: ... . 12191 Ar...... ~ .2:tin p. x. Limn mail* strives every Ilicmday, Wednesday and
v r id a ,,. at clat p, "tr.; - mkt departs at 7:00 A. At. QV
Tnify.llltiniday. and Saturday. .
Liberty CMINKS filial Arrives emery TntAiLsy. Thi n ,: "
i -day and Saturday-at 8:110 A.ll. •DepArt.A time da
' - .jai ;00 A.M. I 1 y
- All itifigir dos. 30 it ioutts kf l re the f tw, t fq,.
prtlere; end tAt alai!, nortA and frostA dole 45 wing.
prerima. r • • -
—_ U. W. ALVOUD, Jur. ~
rn MOXEY QCKLY MADE Ity
a r .etiXci ,e T.I
nt and Oitting iiiibiscrip . !ions '
for t h u gnat raligionfa funilitnannameekty Thel'rortr..
Han OA*, by . WEINICY WARD REPJ:II/1:
Hating it, c ri ~pn .evyaribritors the abiemt Laleut
.f 4 the bull- A ghirining Portal- xtor7w
'by the w o .
!anionic I Iltiveing of .• Unidie Toth " • ai h ni." .P 1 ,4
beytrn. ' very anbescibri% for' 1871 VeveiVeti the
Doper mrt MOOT *Krim and the. propto's fir , :nte,-
MAR/q/414:a WAElIncriMN. ( 410 E 10 worth f. 51, /Tr.,
Thia..m", linepuined eueiThination is miars'n
wzr. inu) mai. All are: doing _nett. inalfrig
$l9 to Szo a day. - Now Ic the, tuarr.irr Thee, art t ,
'vrif ELT and, orICXI.Y. - pOxiti•nly n.mar l d
that will pa me ao 1174. L. Ce p'.of paer,chapter
of inniy and rare tnrmx. fr(+, addrxxx
A. IL nurln.tral.
100 Chelan
',IP,. 1.10
UYLOWS .ELECTRI6 OIL!
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.Thla 01Ibis.frosen [belt inetifchie unesepabei ° •
jn the cure of Rhentuatie' lunenenii of ~ , 1 1, ,L.,„„t ye . ,
rousing an outieard application. -We defy the mem.
s+{ world to brfrig a material - better adapted to tip,
alleviation IA Pain and lameneen In Wan or•Besab
Than is thiternedicine. It work. upon the MTh! min..
ejole - as nearest Irtne.-.loectrieity: 'and siihengh,
lit., all of our beet irtedlcitic . a, it emnetimes
itlie eases of fallttrii are-ler* rare.- wad are abrara
!eoniplieateil orses., It worke like manic upon burn.,
frnst-bitew„stlng of -Tres, anti all elm-nit' p o i son ,.
Every (atolls' should hate itin canes of fresh cub, .
bruises or eprsine. • It will not .manlike Moat bleb
kale% 'when applied to anew sore. It Is no smack
preparation, but is • coreposed of nine .of the best
materials known - to nicireria imnbea, compounded up.
on , cientiflc principles. As a inirne medicine it I.
takipg the lead of anything -in the market. • Birgit
- It. If-. You. do not like it, return it 'and •
r •
'etreYfdirranney back. For sale by all driiggists and '
dale rn in mediciae. Price - 50 cents per bottle. ^
TAT.LOIt; ••• -
deer."Mdf ' Proprietor LeP,aynville, Ps., *
BE FOOLISH ND 111S.q
Irouu, faANc+ : -.1 wi l eel! my Farm of - 81
"a4eq, f in DurlingLin ; 5 milce from Towanda; on .
turnPike—. l . * l33l% Irf It of McCord's. The finest
wheat Jana In the comity:. 30 acres now cleared;
about I•ls,nuci feet bf pine, chestnut, .rah and oak.
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and TA corda - of ile:zwooil standing' on the w6,,dla n d . -
New bar). 301,10-feet:. new tiothi,:. Howse,
ere well of soft water, at the door, tinder .cuter;.
bow tlrn-FtKrt
chip. just rtOtt for tilt,trii-hens. and .-
gran'rY , tbr.4 , Meting springsi-on the farm. Tic..
profeeete• I. nil r.t:s.ly for an enterprising, man, if with
but titfle - money, to ae , m make the' bent farm In Ike ,
town, We want to ont ;mr property here. mi we ,
are tuechatlics. Sh , ..l‘.lon't farminare going to.
woof itt.a manufa ctory. The title is went. • e
TRIMS Will lee .tna,le 'easy. ,or,, a"-liheral discoust •
fc , r rpird s:J..l.l:ti. or the farm and will
rately frofu lhn h,4urn and shop. Coins
an,f to , kat it. whir, es •
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=I
• Cit..l - S. .7. 0r.765. VAUD.
iait.s'724f 'nighland. Bradford' County. Pa.: .
.VEAV BOARDINCr,HOITSE.-z—Thp
of J. P. VUtT Pleet
•IV.it llotpte on State Street:. one door curt
of Dr. Prates offiray- is 114 A, ',Tenured t.o.reO,iive
Boarders by the:day. or werlc at rra, , onable rules.
N.B.—Perron+ coort will titirt - tbk
Duironient aryl ennifottablo plai-e to stop.
1. - IiMs.TEY, COUNTY.
• t'EDINTENDENT, Oftlre with:
D. IC Peck, iterond dr:nr below the ; Want 'fume,
at Lire utile., the la,t satur,lay of Barb month
unit at all oth..r times wh;en. not aivay onbe,:-
&e..; iiOntiect.:d with the Suneritenileney. AD letters .
• elt - outtbbert.attZr rititkuSi.'d deC.i.7o ;
T. C. DEWITT, • .Attorney . s-at-
IP, • Crr: , . Tcywatvla. lea., having formed a co.partz
pirato*,, trttder 'thrir profeaiional serv i ce,. to.•thr
rit , lio..Spe,iiaf attention given to EVERT DEPART
3IENT!,itt the tetsmest.• at. the, county Peet or else:
irbere.; . • JArtlit DEWITT. '
D. CLISTX),N Dr WITT: _
Tou*.p.r,,. DA.. Dor. D!, 1470.
TOWANDA COAL 'YARD.,
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: DITUIILNOVS COALS ,
un•b•r*bme•t. Irtring 1••at.e•1 Coal' Yard-and,
A ro•A ti••• oI 1 Lhptlay liasm." and lm•Ccomplebt•l
laii•.••i 9.4 g-honer soil Office upon the premises, are
.nos, - 1111,•p.irerl to t fornit-b th e citizens Of-Toe - nide and
,vieiMAlt\irith tMo different kindeand nixes of tile Rpm/v.
named:, 031, upon the. ?Tr:4 reasonable_tenus in ivy
gplaultSy ilemtrutl. Tricot- at t h e Yard - until further
miticf• .: • • - •
Store . • \ •
;Large L%:••;••• ............ "• •
• ... • ..... ...
Lump •
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i'lymotli Nut \ -
ritt,ton Nut
Larelay " Lump
' Run 'of
Fine, ortlackenitili
. following additional charges will be made for
:illterfrtg. Coal Nrithin'tha borough 'tirade
Ter cents. Extra for carrying in, SO renta.
Halflnn ..3•1 " • "f
Gr. Ten •!
0. - a•• • Atri • •••Fo u ay to , left at thin faid, corner et na.i
-rlnd and Elizab•4ll Street?, or at ; F i tter t. Kirbfe
Dfu St rue. . . •
.
114...ardet - S must In all rases hid arcrnapanted •
the'easb.: . AWARD, k .11ONTANA 4 E•
1 Towatula, "Jan. 16,157 J—tr... • -.
STYLE
STYLE
STILE
INTISSS EATON
Hach oie•ned a now
3r.tErso TSTATILISHMEIT,
In the mop! Over :11i.ot Einextey'i Mtilinert store.
one door s , lntli of For k •Mercor:o, where they are
prepared to do all kinds of volt in the Ltre.e 11Itt•
low. at rtasionable rates.
rASITION PLATES
of the lite6t 'style receiyetl sit soon ai Published. ,
They will a1...4i give inetrneflou ttF '
0 - Trrsc, ATP nr.r.rso
• • 5t:! , ,,7r. U11.0.5LE.
O. EATON.
S.• 11. 21. •7.,
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Real: Estate fcole.
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1 - 4 1 .01 t SALE.-LBonne and Lot. on
Slat , t. cant of ThiO, for :Male ch,ttis, , and
oilvw i-3111:00.;• town Twop.wti.: Apjjv't ,,
Tow Alla. °Mee in Vach'ollock.
HOUSE LOT FOR. SAtE.-
unArrsigned offer. his llon , o for sale.
ed on 'll , plar stroot:• Towanda: ra.t• Lot 431.150:
gOPti Ii( , 11 and barn -tlioreou. Enquire of A. 31 - `
Arntatrott, at Barber Shop west of
. 22,1870.
NFL, PROPEIOY FOB . SAL
The tahiableswill pr. - Ix - TAT.. at Dust:ore:
connfY,iholon;;ing to the estate.of Santini P.
deceased. consisting' 0( . 1 a large Grist Mill„in ,
complete orrice. 'Saw Mill and dwellincf honse„ with
the watnr privilefTec pertairdng to U 16711111 prop.9-ty.
.For price and fortns apply to D. C. .
my-at-T.:l'i% Towanda. Pa'. or to Mrs. Maria
Ilea lley, ) xt-sntrix-. at Morristown. 31orrts - eonnt , g.
New Jersey. -The property can be See:a by applying ,
to Daniel Fairchild, at Dushere. • • -
Dec- 14, 1870.-4 •
T 170.11 SILE.—Tlie house kliewil as
AL. the !'” Ariderny:. sitttanid -: on 'St de
Street. between Tlitm and Finn-1h Streets. wlth 1.4
751154 feet.. Home - , well flntshod and neatly:pitowod.
- containing 10 or 12 moms' and collar.- ATater
:nice Int. - fir:MP by tend VIA ; and the jAipt neo of a •
IlleVisr-faililll the premises.
ALBO-.--11colso end lot on Second Strc4, edinitdo:
the residetioc (yr John A: C(iddtto!..l.lsot. Lot 73%115-
feet. The-hons 4. contains ei 7'roOMa, sod (-Oho.
-:(100.1 well of wafor - PooLsoSsinn givt-n
ionnodiately.to the former. 31111 i to the latter'Am d
lat. 1871. F r prices and kring apply Av.
. Ainwbnry. other of Pa. k. N., T. C. k.
Towanda. I's.. • der:L*7(l2'r
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FOR •SALE.4—I WISH TO.
• Pell My feral. and the; same will be ~;la at a
Teams. stock,Farining tools, &e,
n011111:fie sold with thrill.. I Said farm contains! 225
acres with fair: inipkoverfaints. Fdrty -aeries
-Idoltlfed. The farm will keep- 23 0r.30 cows. terms:
and some gtrovring stock with the present improve
! ments. Soil warm—good for grain or grass. Pr•
iuontnts made to taror purchact.r. Fern' loes
s, SO 2'; miles west and smith hf Sylvania. BendfOrd
Tw. Growing cropteshould he PlYni on the farm to .
Wire the samo - appreciated. Dr!O-not hesitate M. call If
yon wish to loty. s thhc•farm 'will be sold,
Adde e ,s nr enll on Nle,suni.,POnierny C Brilther.o.
TrOy, Pa.. or on the farm ef.the owner:. 1' • ,
)4 , 1.11'71 701 IN TO1ILINEION:
Von' SALE.-L My: 4onse and .Lot
1. nn Piito strts , t is of rill for hale at a luirgam..
. forther.rartfrolAtteutinire on the prinlinv.i,
tt , pt . . arraa 711.1. , ;) FT "
..-=HO` S . AND LOT,
banate 42111Nwr.11 strert, itintr James rkluney
I VII we 21i Mt well and ctst”ru. gO. qlttlittlen
and fruit. Entii o tl.D.Wio firf Alt at tlj Mole of
W h • ;;,
:4(14. 17, IR7p, • .
AIM FOIL SALE: IN 3IONILOE
TOWNSIItY.—The Itubiwriber - 4,lTery Or s a l..
Ii calnabh• farm. lying on the Remit* turnpike. in
31ourinitiiwaship, three Iffc the, t !Dago of
Morrue; ritd SeNl uatht.4 trout T ratula, with a
good road leading; front both the a aces. The
Erie :Railroad also raiett through fiat,
farm. .Itrenntaitts 120 acres. abotit 65 acres wader
good titAta or cultivation;' gold bolittingoc:"-two large
or. Itatds, and is well watered. Terms easy.
. -i. C: RINIWAY. ;
South lilrarteh, Ai*C• 17.'1;0.
puug -.CIDER
,'VINEGAR AT.
; FOX & Knouts._
YRUP AND 101kJ4ASUS CHEAP
at FOX & =BOVRIL
THE • GEM FRUIT -JAM, THE
beet in nee, wholesale and seta& •
Jniy . ' MOSE XXV
$1 2S Fl 1.80.
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3 0
• 30 3,5
BIM
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6 - ot,
zi 73
5 SV
3 50
7 fiti
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