I=
II
New 6 • From all Satins:
--:-Florida is in debt $1,285,376.
—Real estate ii going down in
[
—Lake Ontario is traversal by lee
USIA _
The James river and Miriawha
«alai is oven.
--The 'corn crop for the year was
Liee,ooe,ooo
—The ice Crop hi very large thr o ugh
the north and welt:
—Wolves are preying on Illinois
anroc will probably be:elected
in Ilexief!.
—On the Texan frontier emmling
is earned on openly. _
- r -Staves have been introduced on.
Brooklyn street earn. -..
—The Steamer Dacia is still 'grap-
Ong foi the Aapinwalllaable.
• —Green Bay, liris.;s.hipped 350,-
poo,ooo ahingloas hat year.
—The St Louie and St. Joseph
Railroad it bankrupt.
—New York lute _shipped, $9,727,-
6060 alms to-France.'
•
K paper is published in, the
Cherokee nation in the astivectialect..
- —OntUrip legislators are allowed
ten dollars a scission for ststLouery.
--Washington territog has been
viatted by heavy flood& -
• --Chicago is to 'have a. firc-proof
hotel mating 1L,V30,000.,
—Delaware owes ,$507,850, a de
crease of SAM in.two learn.
—Every week 2oato
i4 s of silver ore
pass, through Salt 'le.*
-The losses of the - United
Staler. fix - 1870 mediated to 149,500,000.
—The b igitl4 l •
l o Ca onna,lrnown
as the Sequels is on 'it itthltion la Mc:lwatt.
I '
Le a vr ,Ka tuias ; barely sec
cuteell years old, am( hie PAM inhabitants.
- 7 -Pure Hayek; Began are made in
aboo 11,000 !arteries *t the United Btatea.
—A home, fort piing wonten in
Boston ig doing a great gintonot oT good.
1---TheNiexima'aOhorkies are in
tarot of annexatieri toi the Toiled States.
—Thirty-threeladies, graduates of
Vassar College, has.° hoconse Bachelors of Art.
• =Brad rirer l „ South Carolina,
froze over last woa for, the that time in 37
- years. c -
. —Porpand has a large steam whis
tle ow the eity halt which is blown in case of
fire.
- •
raid *108,825 55 for
amusements in 1870-4 M increase 0f...421167 55
over 1869.
There is a sli4ht activity in • the
Ilroisk'yn Nan-yard preparing ships for the
—X Chicago sauktge maker, with
notism4l:eactilaz, advrtiseeg las Wares "dog
cheap.-7
—I Hartford, Ico-operative store
Lan jest declared a cf4rterly dieldend of ten
per cont.
—A Virginia girl -of sixteen has
died cif siokness•At a Riclim9nd boarding
Ikon s'%
mign, tuniouncing ¶'The Vaca
um Coro." Eiaup from the window of a Loudon
rating-house.
. ,
—The ifil nds in Late Erie are
„ i t
now ;4 - Itched vr i h teams, the ice being very
thiclifaml pert !
ly sate.
•
—Titropillelati a whisky . shop to
every RO inhabitants, skid protests Intl tho
licensing of any Iporo. .. -
-, •
• —The town of Harwich,' o Cape
Cod, raised 1,084 barrels of cranberileslast year,
and *AI them for 1 16 ,0 0 0, • .
.
; Hiram Powers will ' visit the
l'iiito.l States this summer. , Ho has not been
home for thirty-three ram' .•
-The Evansville, Terre Hait i me and
A lticago Railroad is now completed to within
three miles of Newport. 1
• ' •
—Sixty-six par, cent. of the poptt-
Winn of Chicago bard no religious; belief, ao
-corling to a religions paper published there.
••• —Three men claim to be Lieuten
ani-Oort,ibor of Florills, mid the dispute is die
tracting tfie Ropreme Court of ths finite.
l. -
—Anna Dickinson's newest lecture
1, 0 Mateo Itights," add she does It up "right
well." - ' 1 ,..
- !" - i—FivallIonsalid fire hundred and
tats-ritiwchildren go Ito school at Ne d wpoit Ken
tucky.-:•''''
. _ 1_
Dickinson's lecinro on
inefsight's created great enthusiasm in New
y,,r , ....ft v.
r •
. 21 -. The produis of the fisheries lii.
_._.
tiii, Atist riet of Darn Oat& the peat year atuount-+!
rd jv $2,537,73. ,I :
` , 4-ResUrVoyEi, of both routes, here- ,
tofore Marked out the ticeilthern Nettie rail
road,W
are be Kna9 • =
.. __ -
—Miss Agniiss Palmer, heralded
as an eminent oontralSo, has arrived in Now
York from Italy. i . •
, -
—The Philadelphia Ledger is to
hare a press that will print sisty-five th6nsand.
copies per hour. 1
1 ~ .
.-
—:-Some ;monsters ' attethpted' to
throw; apasssnrr train from the track- of The
Wilgh Talley
,ailtoad.
—Early iii life Peter!Cooper broke
down in three different kinds' of business, and
then tried‘ the titatinfasture of glue. That stuck.
—Nndrew lirentlinger, a respited
murderer, has '
-ask4Goiernor Elam of Ohio, .
-to be hanged.
.
she great; dock, sunk at St.
:Thorns by the hnrricane of 1867, has been
raised and towed into shallow water.
irruptiOn of the: Ceborocco
volcano, in_Melico,; dostmyed the villages of
Alinaostalan, Izlaw and Ja bs.
—Switches worn on female heads
are said 'tó I,c quite as destructive to hutaaalife
as minpLiged switches oatailroads.
--l Extensive sales of rights to mine
iron oro In Bedford county have lately been
made, at pricey ranging from $0.5".t0 $lOO per
acre.
—An Indiana sheriff, taking a
horse thief to the State prison, foil asleep in the
railroad car, and when he woke nit file prisoner
was gone. :
—Kansas will pay its outstanding
debt, amounting to $239, daring thi' enrrent
Month, and haro a large balance in the
mai:au. F ,
—As Many -as pssev'e French dukes,
of the oldest and/ hp* distinguished lineage,
hare b.en killed or treribusly wounded dm-Mg.
the'present war. ~
I .
—The California and Oregon road
has been cempleted . to Ichnoia, 122 miles above
Sacramento. It will reach the Oregon line
during thopreseit year.
—The' Wyoming; National Bank of
wska,barr, it is reported, has just oleCted _a
lady director, abe - owning or representing a
large amount of the stock of the bank. • •
—Potter county las•-ad no limns
.
ed . places to-the sale ofintoxiCating.liquora,for
nineteen years, and, as a consequence, is a',
model emattaatrity of peace and good order.
—ln retort:op' to the orange crop
a Florida paper sali'tliat the damage done by
the cold weatherise hot beta stUlicient to pro f _
rent a full crop'nezt year,
- —Train is indifferent as to who
loaves hall while he is speaking. Like
Tennyl:on's " Brook s--men mey awe and men
way ge, hut runs on foreror.
EMI
• -'Chinese imimigration is growilig
- Kindler and smaller and beautifully ( less. For
the sae? 1870, the-artisan liVve been sbottt
tind lees than in 1869, and the departures about
/ one-tenth greater.
fril• f •
e great : square tower on the ,
top of a certain hotel in the Rue Grenalle,Psris, '
has been fitted up as a •pigeim-honse. In it32o
pigeons of reporter breed are being trained as
messengers. •
• —Bost on criminal statistics riot
speak veri . sell for the mortality of that city.
The Wink; number of commitments in 1810 was
• 12,862, or near 1000 over 1869. Just 8122 per
: 'sons were emoted for drunkenness. The worst
forms of crime, too, - seem to have increased
'most largely. • p
•
• -Lrit6re are how ou French soil
217 permanent and 82 movable postal Stations,
helonging Ito the German Ma il Service. Unin
. temmted etuninntitastion, bylmail, is thus ob
tinted over 300, English square miles. The
northernmost points; is Amiens; the most
southern Non. and the nuttiest west to Char
, • Ivs.
Inutford ppo
EDITORS*
E. O. GOODRICH. S. W.
Towanda, Thursday, Jan.
101.'11e members of the County
Compd tee are requested to meet
routzu ;Wee, In Towsida,. oil . ' TIII
:=l, p.m., for the
WU: visoreirstr.
to the State Contention. _ FS: W. Ar onu s
= 1.. t . ii , „‘. '', t. .F4"...t.t • ' ';/
The following nutted gentlemen compose
laid committee : 8. W. Alvord, D. Bonnie, M.
H. B. Parsons, James Dono
luie; G. W. Ilrh2k, B. S. Pratt, J. M. Tracy.
We are under many obliga
tions to the numerous friends: of the
REPORTER, who have interested .
them
selves. in increasing its circulation.
The substantial evidences of t their•re-.
gard for the paper,"and the interests
of the Repnbliean patty,. ttsi well cis
their kind limas of, encouragement
and approval, are appreciated by us,
and it shall be our constant - Mtn to
furnish a paper worthy of the cause
we advocate and the support of aIL
While our subscription list hai
been steadily increasing, . there :are:
many pundreds of Republicans who
do not take the REmarsa. Some
of them • say they canndt afford it,
but we do not believe there is a man
in. the county so poor that he cannot
spare two dollars to pay for a paper ;
and there is mutely a - family in the
county who would not, be benefited
many times that amount by its pe
rusal.
In order to increase the circula
tion of the REPOATER • and thus aid in
promulgating. Republican. , principles,
we have concluded to make the fol
lowing offer. There are half a dozen
tdwnships in the county where - the
whole number of subscribers named
can be secnied :
For every elub.of 109 •,- al,scrtbrri '(at clith
rates), accompanied by the midi, we will give a
eirfy dollar serring machine, or sixty dollars'
worth of Books, from J. B. Prriscorr Co.'s
Catalogue.
Club's trust be made up and VIC mqney for
warded before tbe first of .tuly.
1 / 11E DI/TEAM:E.-1u the Demo
cratic Senate of Pennsylvania, the
other day, when the seat of a Demo
crat was contested; tht: cOtnruittee,
with,Senator 13UCKALEW as chairman,
disposed of the question, by giving
the seat to the sitting member, with
\
out inVestigating the facts in the
ease, even though it was alleged up
on good authority that it could be
proven that env& illegal votes
were cast kir him to give the seat to
his competitor. But this Democracy.
In the souse, when a Democrat
contested the election of a Republi
can J_udge. in Philadelphia; a com
mittee was appointed who arc inves
tigating the facts En the case.
Which mum is the most honora
ble Y
•
has become known, from
the publication of official docriments,
that the Pope in October last in
communicating by-telegraph with the
King of Prussia, requested his, lifm
josty to secure his (the Pope's)do
parture from Rome with due 'honor,
in case he should conclude to -leave
the city. King WILLIAM replied . af
firmatively and telegraphed to King
VuTron EMINTTL to that effect
0 1 / 4 7 EAPILY,—Many Democratic pa
pers are hoisting the name of Sena
tor THURMAN as their candidate for
President in 1872. Are we to under
stand from this the,t, HENDRICKS, PEN.i.
,DLETON, VALLANDIMIAM, 11111 . 4 other
shining lights in the Democratic
,
household sre to be ruled out and
•
I ;kicked overboard? •
i. The annual report of the Eric
Ratway Company for the year end
ing:September 30, gives the follow
ing!: Expenses of maintainig the
road, $3,689,693; expense of repairs
and , machinery, $2 ,601,691; expense
of operating the road, $5,781,626
earnings, $16,179,461.
Ileir We are :unable to learn that
any
"important change has taken
place in end around Paris. .it is re-
ported that terrible 'destitution pre
vails in Paris.
A REMIIILSOENOE.
A friend was recently looking over
a pile of journals some thirteerryears
old, when he stumbled upon thejol
lowing : , -
[eofrespnrid ,- .ncik cif the Petw,. virer.]
DANvtraz, l'a.,,Jan. 27, MS.
I learn that there is to be% a' meet
ing of the creditors of the Montour
company in your city on the first of
next month, (next Monday), at
which it is tkought an arrangement
will be made for the resumption of
work at their establishment here.
Such a rest* vronld 'be hailed with
joy in all parts of the country, and
especially in this place and vicinity.
The disbursement of money at this
establishment in days of prosperity
is very ; large; some 2,500 hands are
employed generally, and their wages
range from one to two-and,-,a -half
dollars per'day. I have been 'here
frequently.% good times when this
was one of the most bustling places
in the State. Now it seems like Sun
day in' comparison with what it did
only one year ago. The, coal and
iron, interests are suffering very mach
on account of the depressed 'condi
tion of trade of every 'find. Yours,
&c., w. A. i.
Thattit was in 11355, you ,observe,
when there was no " panic," no " re-
I vnision."' when we hael veryliOit" in
taus' lames; and 30 per cent. - duty
on pik-iron.under the :reventie - tariff .
of '46. Twenty-five hundred men
standing idle in one Democratic
stronghold, and all eager to get work
again at $l.OO to $2.50 per day. Just
lot tho " Revenue Reformers " get
the upper hand,.and such spectacles
will abound in' many States beside
Pennsylvania..? If this is , bound to
come, we pray ,that it
.may be 'upon
us before the next election for Presi
dent. "In 1833 . ,'! says the. World,'
" the DeMocratic party repudiated
the doctrines of protection, and were
i ready to folloi.Mr. Verplanck's lead
1
he being a i life-long, tlat-footed
Free-Trader." : In 1873, it Will be in
just such it position as it held in
1833.—N. Y. Tribtr w . , , ,
4 4 tleespollitbeir duty," with dim recollection
OfftitUsitcl orgies prolonged into the small
houn of sight, hogs bowls of sag-nogg paw
ing smaller by degrees andbeantilally less,"—
maudlin speeches; and the oftArepeated Rip
Can TuiklttoatU Your health anAyonr
family's : may they lite — Vag andprosper ;7 end
auddle6 brain—perhaps a druiskeli
sleep underneath the table, followed 'MOW"-
ing head and baths and as unusual Wan for
1111.t=-r or some b""ail• WWII' coding bE t 4
native ;for all of which. the holiday won is
• made the muse, and like, charity; made to
corer multitude of Bills. In the dirk , agei,
this was held a Viably custom, and he who bad
cibe capacity of a Payrrarr for holding sack was
'deemed most fortnnate,ls it gave'him the
• vantage of enjoying frilly drtmk,--thanks to
the progress of 4 siriliaitioa' bolt looked upon
with abborninoi and. dirgnat—and placed upon
the list of barbarians belonging to the put.
In accordance with enstom, very many, of our
citizens, with characteristic hospitality kept
open doors during mato hours on •
at which time they cordially received gel wel
corned their, friends who chose to favor them
witilla call. la manyinstanees most worthy of
mention while tables abounded with the choke
and good things of •this Wade,
roast meat*, vegetables, (miters, and all
the 'palate 'conid suggest of which all were
heartily.invited to, partalie. The ardent was
carefully eschewed: neither whisky plain, nor
mixed, nor under the common disguise of egg
nogg was to be found, but instead was proffer
ed a "towing bowl" of pays old mocha, fresh,
fragrant and-deliciona, a charming substitude,
and one which gave general satisfaction and
delight, yet as the Irishman world say, "not
withstanding that ,P,amo, 4 there vas an illy
concealed look:of disappointment observable
among a few fond "interriewests,"„who still in
'cline to the belief that true hospitality, pledges
of friendship and fidelity, assurances of peace
and good will=forgpisea as.soon as made—can
be no more properly given than over the intox
icating bowl. with whet strange tenacity we
cling to'lhe customs and nano" of the past.
There was not that btusineMike hwry of wee
men, that "hot haste" and mtmrrying to and
fro; which characterized- the movements of
many of cur nice young men on former occas
ions like these, when aide-bnrils groaned 'with
boils of punch, and the sparkling wine cup
was temptingly offered with the jewelled fing
ers and honied words of Eve's fair daughters,
forgetful of the Divine command.:" Lead ns not
into temptation."
• We are sorry to note exceptions to this rule ;
our usually. quiet and orderly street were this
day the frequent scenes of rowdyism, debauch
ery and 4i:4 - gruel even some of our staid and
sober-minded citizens pursued the uneven ten
or of their way under the disadvantage of hav
ing on board an unevenly . ballasted - cargo, or
were top-heavy from having too great a press
of canvas to the breeze, an- occurrence, altho'
unusual, which was an example to the present
as well as the rising - generation, certainly to be
regretted and deplored. Oecattionally, too, was.
met the Stolid Tenton, who had risen from his
iiroMeht and sweitxerkase, had ceased to splut
ter and gesticulate - crier "mine Faderland" and
the war in Europe, and from -his,.Soiprig and
uneven motion on the sidewalk, hylid spliatutly
shipteul with his commiasary an over slimly of
lageroptlly damaging in its effect. and dims*
Irons in maintaining a proper equilibrium, and
when late; in the day, or as day advanced into
night many of our goodly Citizens having be
.tome somewhat exhausted from making their
Many friendly calls, or, otherwise, were to be -
seen with soiled garments and damaged Him
under the watchthl Owe of our eity 'guardians,
kindly aiding them on their homewird way;
While at every stop they repeatedly declared
they were "jolly good !Client'," and they
wouldn't go home till ..morning,”—the career
this day of . thousands, commencing with the
fashionable reception In the morning and wad
ing in the gutter in the evening.
In consequence of the . death of lies. Bet-
KNAP, wife of Gen. Beutsie, Hecretary:of War,
the
held on dew Yesea day bi the President; ,was I
not given, doubtless a great disappointment to
the many who on these days tine the sidewalks .
Illldfcirrbil of the carriage-way; leading tram
the'Avenne to the Mansion, eager to - gaze ?tri
m] the representatives of royalty, with all their
ostentatious trappings,! their courtly- costumes
of cocked hats' and gold-let:Sit coats, as they
rune to pay their respects to the President; to
look upon our own civil and military Ohms,
Judges, Senators and Ikpresenti.tiTes, the dia. , -
lingnished and not distinguished, as well as to
shake the we ; led Preiidetitial hand, to gaze
with idle earl on. the Presidential drawing
and reception a, and to trample over preig :
wipe °listen to the Inspiring strains ,
, of mnsic hythe Marine Band, - and to crowdthe'
spacious halls and groat East Rom "of the,.
biattsioa to a fellness amounting almost trivia&
foqation, certainly beyond endurance—a dm:go
y:relic privilege for one day greatly lITAITCIird,
and asgreatly enjoyed. We have been, there
aZd - we know whereof we speak. So
have we been wedged in among* the swaying
and surging mass of people collected, that to
move in any way but with the tide was nigh an
impossibility, and when we finally succeeded in
making good our egress, we felt relieved, and
thankful that we had done so without injury to"
onrselres or to others, Our 'fait impressions
are not yet 'entirely erased from the &ding
page of memory. We have recollections how
eve were several times very closely and very
warmly embraced, and although we sari amid
the crowd many fair ones young and beautithl,
the blonde and the brunette, with long, stray,
flowing curls, waving gracefully from 'towering
chignons, yet we have no pleasant remembran
. ices- nor tokens that we wore in mariner a
subject of their admiiation and regard. We
would willingly believe so if we could ; public
receptions world then be mom *atm, than
otherwise. Yon knew hew that is yourself.
Old winter since putting in an appearance, is
evidently on his mnacie r and during the past
few-weeks we have had "an nipping and an
eagei air," the very coldest days ever knoWn by
that "oldest inhabitant." Creeks, ponds and
skating rinks arc firmly frozen over, and slat-
TSAR are having a glorious time, the &it in this
latitude for many seasons, and crowds daily
and nightly are embracing the opportun4.
Ernm the easy manner and perfbet looseness
with which they throw themselves around and
gracefully glide over, the smooth surface, we
conclude they enjoy themselves bhgely.
As we stood - and gazed awls them we did not
envy their happiness, but we almost witted
we were a skatist, and when we saw them sr
snore the refs of tutor, mid become the - support,
guide and instructor pt ye, gentle fair ones in
their first attempl4 then we beemne certain
that we wished that we-were a ekatist. This it
the only one thing that clouds our entire hap
piness; we had . tried itiwe - earnestly made the
attempt, but we were not a success, at least, in
the manner we desired. We. forind what we
knew ofskatittg was somethhag like what Garr,
atr "'knows of farming," only with this differ
ence : while he succeeded it raising big squash.
to aril turnips, we sueociu4d in bruising our
selv,es and raising l ) pe; otherwise, we
were the living monument of an entire failure,
fully testified to by our broken skates and the
increased else of our respected smeller, turned
up more skyward than ever. At the close of
our Aorta we lOoked as if some one had "pat
a bead on es," and we returned to Sur domicil
. a sadder and a wiser man; .we invested in 'a
=beet steak tot an application to our somewhat
- discolored optics, and reconciled to our late,
we came to the conclusion we' would make rear.
Mote attempts tosbeeorne a skillet, no, not tot
JoMph. ,
On the night of the Last day of the 'year, by
the blazing light of bttruing tar barrels, the
paving of
from the Capitol to the Treasnry Department,
was completed, and on New Year's day it pre
sented a lively scene of faahkinable turn-outs,
with fashionable ocetmanti futile:Ably attired,
fast women, foot men, fast horses and fast driv
ing—the foreigmblittistere coach with liveried
driver and footmen, the' sioleatal establish.
silent of public a .d private citizens, the morn-
itEW TELI7I! VAT,
ANNUAL lINCTITIOX
WRAT I KNOW Or SKLTINO.
PENXSTI.TANIA.Ariecri,
Yesterday the President sent Is ,ths, ammitts
the nornhudion of Yr. Dunararn, of lowa, to
be potninhakmer at the. General Land Grnee, in
Owe of ha. I),Wp f acrs, ithoubtio¢d,
to resign, sad rotate pilsg
.tiositstri•fhttlituagota
Wasou belongs to that class of politic:hum *4
at Jackson DenitiCe* 'yet It grgienne, does pot
tare to enikese the oldJacookra dekteine "' To
the visitors belong the pikes ;7 mkt Wit only re.
gardkinid as wishes of the 'Preside*, *skis
idea Ids right to apiece him, a position with.
oat peseedent nadentizely new in the hlitory
of oat Goverment; The Conunissioner having
served in this office in various gradus wiggler
raptidly during the last forty party has' per-
haps arrived at the conclusion that his semi..
es as indlipe sad-that be really owned
and" carried the Land Cam in - hi. breeches
polikc:t, an error often heretofore fallen into by
others Wake position. •
The statue of LocoLi by Alba Yuma
Italits, ordered 11 Coogrees same t w o or Devi"
years sga, has wised train Italy, witeie it was
actilptortil, and mil yesterday *mad in the roi
lands of the Capitol, where Formations were
being made far nidocaing and liming it on es
lattion. It has not yet beep accepted by'
Caegress, but thereM little doubt but wharf is
will be. - X.
THE STATE trinsuatin.
SENSTE, Jan. / 03.—The following
bills were presented kit act to au
thorize te,Urthed voting in the selec
tion of schoOl-diniebns. On m . • .
of Mr. Bnckalew the bill was amend
ed to read ea follows :
That in !tame elections of dire* ,
tors of common schools in this Com
monwealth; whenever. two or more
parsons are to be chosen in a district
for the same term of service, each
voter may give his vetes to one or
more candidates upon the following
plan, to wit: when two.dircctors are
to be chosen, he may give one vote to
each of.tWO 'candidates, or two' cotes
to one. When three directors are to
be chosen, he may -give one vote to
each Of three candidates,. two votes
to one candidate, and one to another,
one vote and a half to each or thq
two candidates, or three votes to.one.
When four directors are to be chos
en,- he may give one vote to each of
four candidates,- one vote and one
third to each of three, two votes to
each of two, or four votes to one.
When six directors are to be chosen,
he may give.one vote to each of six
candidates, one vote and one-half to
each of four: two votes to each of
three, three votes to each of two, or
six votes to one. In each case candi
dates hi r ,,, , Thest in votes - shall be de
clared elected, and any appointment
to fill & vacancy in a board ofdirect
ors - Abell, whenever practi.u.ble be
madd from among the voters of the
proper district who shall have voted
for the directors whose place is to be
filled.
Sec. 2. Whenever a voter shall in
tend to give more votes than one, or
to give a fraition of a vote to 'any •
candidate for director, he shall ex
press his
,intention distinctly and
closely, up on the face Of his ballot;
othemele but one vote Shall be
counted '6L:I allowed to each candi
date; but an allot Which shall con
tain •or express a greater number of
Totes than, the whole number to,
which the voter shall be entitled,'
shall be rejected. .
After -a somewhat lengthy discus
sion of the bill, its further considera
tion was postponed for the present,
and -eve hundred copies ordered to
be printed for the use of the Senate.
An act to authorize the choice of
female directors to common schools.
On motion, the bill was made the
speCial order for Feb: 8, after the
regular morning orders. -
•I• An act to repeal the first section
of an act; entitled ' An act" entitled,
A supplement ,to the act providing
for the taldnghf game,' approved the
Ist of April, A. D. 1869, said supple-,
ment being approved on the sth day
of April, A. D. 1870." -
The bill permits the killing of deer
until the Ist of J'annary, instead of
only to the' 20th or December.
After some discussion on the ques
tion of agreeing to the bill," the yeas
and nays were required by Mr. Tur
ner and Olmsted, and resulted
in a vote of 25 yeas to .6 nays.
So the question was determined in
the affirmativei and the till passed.
Horse- = Jan. .19.--The following,
bills were rend in klaco:
An act authorizing the Commis
sioners of the Sinking Fund to sell
the bonds,. stacks , and other certifi
cates of indebtedness belonging to
the State, and apply the proceeds to
the extinguishment of ' the public
debt.
The preamble Sets forth. that the
credit of the Commonwealth and the
interest of the people demand the ex
tinguishment of the public debt, and
that thereis now in the hands of the
officers a large amount of securities;
and the bill enacts that these be sold
at public sale, for money' or , on
standing obligations of the) State.
An act to provide fr. a geblogical
survey of Pennsylvania, appointing
J. P. Lesley State Geologist, with
poiver to employ amistinata, and ap
propriating $50,000` for expenses du
ring 1871—a full report to be' made
-to the Legislature before the close of
its next session, and the whole pith
lished, with descriptions, draivings,
maps, etc., and distributed to the
people as speedily as accuracy
permit.
An act relating to county treasur
ers and auditors, repealing the pro
vision which makes a person w i llto
has been auditor:within one year in
eligible to the office of treasurer, sad
enacting a provision that one who
has been treasurer within twd years
shall be ineligible to the office of an
ditor. -
A supplement to the Li relative to
the liens of mechanics and 'others,
providing that the security required
hif the act of 1868 shall be a bond
with warranrOf attorney for entry of
judgment thereon, to be a lien
against the property from- time of
entry. - = - -
An act to' protest and prohibit
sane persons' from being) admitted
as patients intO, hospitals or other
institutions for the insane.' It pro- .
tides that no persor'shall keep an
asylum or hospital for the insane un
less' authori.zed by the Legislature;
that na such institution shall take
charge of drtinluu-da and inebriates,
or any persons suffering from nerv
ous diseases. Violation of the -act is
made a misdemeanor, punishable
with a fine of $lOO on 30 days' ita
prisonment, or both.
A supplethent to the jury commie
sioner/Inw, providing that the draw
ing of jurors shall be , of the same ef
fect when the number- is' not desig
nated by the omits as if so designat
Eil
whim*.
Intent
=I
as the
tety has
oorre
re•Pay•
albedo
tt Is
en the
god ot
mchl ele. t , .
defeigienAtedd ellirtiWtiii
lighplitilllPAVT_9l Totels3o2l3...elticit,
ed; in . . , .le distircts, focl
to be
vetedfor, :4 thesis hileettia.
The ~ ~ ; ' forty" ' to
be given td the Medi it - each
elector vogng for 20, and the highest
40 being eWted. .
The Goierner Audi prochdur the
result and I cill the comventio . to is-
somble in Harrisburg on' . e first
Titesda7 in Nevem*, an. decid' e
upon either & new • . ... • , 'op, 'Or
ai
allbealdill to till. .. - -, , one,
which a be sub .. .. to 4,12 e pep
pki, for . ption or r e jec. at an
election for thepurpose, l and,. if
adopted, it ehall be thence,. rth the
constitutibn of the State. 1. e dale-,
gates shall receive -. . per
day, and tbe same mileage mem
bers of the Legislature, 4a th
State Treasurer shall pay tikeo
th - )f - '' au
..,i
and 18 e' spa of repo
on .
publishin said convention' theE
order of it presiding °Rica ' , ...•
i
An act . ' call s• conventon for tit
L.. • : o =ding the COailtitn ,
i' , , :If, .. ' for a special 41
:014011 ill 3d Tuesday in 'Tune.
a majorit, • faro ; the I convention, '
shall be ~ mposed of 133 delegates
sp... -'.. :•. the same as t h e Sena; •
tors and Representatives are at, the
time of. election. The convention
shall meet at Harrisburg on the Ist
Tuesday of September, and Submit
either am ndments or a new constir
tution for ption or rejection. The
delegates officers shall receive
the same Lary as members and offf
'eers of th Legislature of 1870, to he
paid by specific appropriation. ,
'An act erecting out of a 'part 0
Luzern kunty a new county, to be
calleda. awann •• •
A joint resolution recommending
joint
to our !Se ators and Representatives
in Congr . the passage of Mr.
Jeucksti -.service, as wily managed,
is"unsati actor,: in, its' results, de
moralizin in its influence..
A.joint resolution declaring that
[
the importation of Coolies is the in
troduction of a new system of slavery,
demoraliz ng in its influence and eal r
cnlated to oppress and degiade labor
in all bra elms of industry: and reci
mitten' g ,
3
our Senators and Rep
resentati in Congress to aid in the
passage of laws to prevent the further
immigration of Coolies-to this cone
try.. ,
An act supplementary to' the acts
relativethe State 'reasurer and
cotntnissi ers of the Sinking /N and.
This b il l i similar to the plan' pre
sented by the same 'gentleman last
*hater. roposali are to he received
I n
front ban , - to become depositories
of State funds; the commtiraoiserii
Lidiall sea t, lour banks in Ph il adel-
Is
'labia, thre in Pittsburg, And two in
Ha ' , and deposit all the funds .
• therein. All Claims against the State
shall be Odd by checks and' drafts
non the* depositories. The banks
shall k.- account and pass the in
terest on eposits to the credit of the
State.' •
eepl i
The ac ount of the State Treasurer
and ; de sitories shall be reported
i t
monthly the Auditor General. The
banie to `ye security to the extent
of the greatest amount , deposited
therein a i one time. , After deposit-,
tag the f ds, the Treasurer shall not
be accou table for loss to 'the State,
and his ndsmen shall only be held
for his
i t
ormance of the duties im
posed byhis and d - other nets. ' •
g y
An act . r ohibiting the buying, sell
' in, or gi ing away of an epintrtens
or malt li nor, wine or ciAer,'or any
thing con, hag alcohol, on any illy
of general or special election; aid
makinge' violation of the act, a.
misdemc nor punishable with not less
than 10 orinore than 100 days' im
prisonm t, and, in addition,' a fi ne
of not I than; S 2Q nor more than,
e l
$5OO, .
•i An act allowing the voters of any
city, borough, ward, or' township to
decide b3i ballot, once in every three
yeara, whether any license to sell in
toxicating liquors shall be granted
within its litaits. If the' vote' is
aglaintst . lieense, ao license - shall be is
sued until a majority decides in its
favor; an a violation shall be pun
ished wi $5O flee 'and six months
impiison
i i
era' for the first offence,
and $1 , fine and one year's impris
onment for any subsequent offence.
Owners of vineyards may sell' (on
their premises) their ewn manufac
tures, in 4 fiantities not lesa than one
be
gallon, carried away, but not to'
1
be drank i on the premises.
The remainder of the 172 bills con
sisted ofood of local bills, moat of
them e ntire ly
.unimportant to any
one but few' directly interested par
ties. t
ROUSE kialt, o.—The House met
at the •tial ' hour. Opened with
-1
prayer by the Chaplain.
. 'fix. Xilunkin favorably rePorted
from thelJudicisa7 General Commit
tee the b.ll relative to the eligibility
of coun treasurers and auditors.
Mr K , from the same committee,
reported the bill relative to insolvent
persons.
Mr.ion ton 3 the bill providing for tLe
more im Anil selection of jurors in
the Erne 1 counties of this Common
wealth. . -
Mr.= H witt, reptorted the bill to en
large thi jurisdiction of the courts of
I common pleat; of this Commonwealth
relative granting charters of incor
poration and confirming those here-1
totem nted. - -
Mr.` lib repo t ted, the bill from
the sa - committee; entitled An act
,to the second Section of an :IA
relative changes of varines, approv4
ed April 213,1870.
rel
. 1
Mr. .1, hnston reported , i
with a neg.
alive namendatiOn bill to protect
and prohibit sane persons, from being
admitted as patients into hospitals or
other insititutions for the insane.
Mr. Man, chairman of the Com
mittee on Constitutional Reform, re
ported from that
_committee a Men-.
titled At act to provide' forthe call
indof a p-onvention to, revise or e
mend the Constitution of Pennsyt.
collie. I z.. 1
The b provides that if ,
the eleo-1
tors o f
e Commonwealth - decidei by
ballot o the Second Tuesday of next
June, th t a convention be called,tit
shall Ea
4 11
t the first Tnesday in Sep
' tember,and be composed of 143nenia
bens, to he elected as follows: 40 - to
be elected at large, each voter in the
State to vote for 20; 103 o bo elected
by Senatorial districts---in"single die.
triet 3 !olbe elected and each voter to
vote for E 2 persons:4u doubled stricts
ii perso s to be elected, and each per.
9 3 1F,DitikE
7 - 711tieWsicieritiiii invisEctienre
4 6 It ll l ol l dain u 143 0 0 ) 41 / 7 . Snit mortgage
raihraf bonds hold ; and - 'haft:
10 which el can public ittontion in this .Ilftidle .
. .
are par aceleme in
no
' •
Their Wow is Int upon - such Mild
basis as to kayo no q don is to Mehl safety,
and they yield largeof Interest,
The natkaui impOr rites s
of the Northern 'Pa
cific 'Railroad wis beamed to be ft great limit
Mess granted Orr; mosi stupendous' land
s:WO to *Company, to aid in its comarno-
Om, of which Ira bare any knowledge ; which,
with, judicious zassagemont, will in , itself be
fully equiftlont to a direct guaranty' of the payer
meat of tics bonds themselves. This land pia
in area, Is On empire in itself, ainnantiog
fd 71,-
000 acres per Mile, sad an aggregate s of or
60,000,000 f.sisty millions) of acres, and is of
more rarield an valuable physical character
than exiits elsepiter• in the known world..
The testimony of selentlOc officers of the
United States army who bave.sarroyed and re
ported moan tin portions - of this belt, set forth
invariably its richnesociosel, mildness and sa
lubrity of Slims* its comparative exemption
'from seim4 its capacity of sapparting a dons*
fiopelation, in positive and uniform accord.
'Theis b seii section in the world when the cep.
tainty of ledger apps of wheat, barley, oats,
po
tatoes, and other roots is same; and west
the Rocky Meantaine, on this belt, apples
pears, plums, cherries, and other feats are
abundantly produced.
Oar readers mast beer in mind the fact that
the snow-fans en the belt traversed by - this
Road are extremely light, rarely exceeding two
feet in depth in the highest altitudes along the
line, and much lighter than it is in the Middle
and New Ragland States.. This recite fully at
tested fry man and beast. The paeturage of
this bolt IS a marvel. to trerelem. The domes
tic cattle. ir Montana, Idaho, Dakota end Wash
ington Te Merles range out all' winter and are
fat in March. Mexican horse* Brought here
by !ethane, are turned out to stint for them
serest on the range from latitude 4lrib sad.
come in fit and strong in the spring-- italions
of .this Dead will pass through fie winter
homes of hereto, elk, deer and anteloye, which
are alweye fat in spring. Trains of paeli-nsuies
ihrift - throngh the winter without forager olele
subjected ito considerable sorrice.
There 'j no question as to the mildness alio
cliniate, the richness of the soil, and the fossi
l:slay of et:crating daily train s over this Road
the year t irtingh withoutinterruption by. snow:
Besides; the agricultiral resources of this
belt, reimi of bituminous coal of excellent qual
ity and inexhaiuttible quantities cross this roots
in varionslphiees. Iron and other ores are also
foduit in ebundance ; end timber of the most,
valuable epecies and all varieties, in quantities
beyond computation, abound along the belt of
country through which this gmat North Pacific
Read will pass.
Such, then; is the gene'rel character of the
climate and productifeuess of the land, and the,
certain stieurance of oremting the Road at all
seasons. [Vie trostees are required to keep and
hare at etltiotes londo their rantryt, a. sicarity
slo; Ihrfirit morlfgrtge bondlwklerti, 'at /rail }tea
stand tierce of ore rage load to erery thousand
dollars of 'Aissfsfaiereig Loads, besides the nea
rest) ascii, with its equipments andfranchims.
Can their° he any batter Security then this?
We. think limt. It Ds equal to a hood and Toil
gage on Unproved city property. .
• The value of this empire of laud will in part
be measured by the rerennevderired from a
I completed Road, and the inducement,' to settle'
1 upon the 7 larals.
The way traffic and trarel will' depend upon'
he soil, climate. timber, hied, mine:gamed wa
'er-powei contiguous to it, as will also the,eet
lement Or the coontry;.end ire know that no
road eveti projected had al these -features i*
stick protniac and certainty as the .Itiortti
The tfirough traffic and travel, hit* equal
'aims tion tes, •IL
the Mad wlI trans-con
tinental rill Ind cheap
est; Thlch is control the
gresibtill of the travel and business. It short
ens the rr , nte between Lake linperior and Pu
get Stoical, as compared with the distance be
tween Chiesge , and Han Francisco, SOO miles,.
and makes a great saving in expense, Owing
to easier ,g - Tadelk, it will be the shortest, fastest,
sad clieriPesirionte of commerce and travel be
tween Asia and„Enrope. bringing China
andja
pan and kuropo 1,667 miles nearer each other
Than by san Praricisco, which is - sufficient to
control this *rant. 'On the whole, note:: i'1 . 195
an enterprise entered' upon whiclehad equal
prus i x,tri In itatki;laitil when we add that out
greet Nittioruk; bankers and _financiers, Jar
Coors ato., litandythrtnigh whose eft:time
countrl Wan siipPlied with tho sinews of .war
dnring.orir late struggie,"liacc control of its fi
nanced and a potent voico in its management,
we may tell be inspired with confidence that
srerthing is otusection With this mecrprise
will be Managedwith practical economy; safety ,
and inticrity..
We heartily i-urnmetid these sce.nrities to our
rtiaders:;—.s". Independent.
. .
1 It is; reported from Washing
ton thnt the English goiernmeut hTis
Madn Overtures to; this Goveriuuent
for the re-opening of the Alabama
Ellaimi question, and that Gen.
ScumCit's departure for London. has
been postponed,onthat account.
L 9 LE DziawAsr.—While the
debts of Republican States are stead
ily decreasing,- .Gov. SAITINIMBY re
ports that little Delaware's debt is
$4634009, an increase of $48,000
two yOara
19.1 A. large fire occurred in Chica
go, on Monday evening bat, deitroy
ing ahout $60,000 worth of property.
INew Livertisraeits.
.
Teat TAI3LE OF THE SIILLI
t 3 Till( k ME 11.31110AD.-lallag effect. on
Iffoodir.l, Jan. 23.1871. '
BOMIWAIak ErtATLIVSiII ' ' sorrawiatkr
P. A. X. t P. Y. P. Y.
2:30 1:00 TOWANDA 19 : 70 ' 7:10
2;40 8:10 BARCLAY JUNCTION 12;10 I7:00
3:00 , 8:30 ...:..molutcrE 11:5e 6:40
I= 2213 WILOD.IB 11:13 : 4:05
3:43 5:36 - NEW ALTUNT.... 11:05 5:33
3:58 915 .......WILLERS. . ...... 10:33 5:0
410 82SO 1 DUiIIOTLE am am
P. X. A; X. I 1.-a.. Z. .11.
.
R. W. ROOD
Jaa.2301. "... deal Paaisagar kee:B2. .
TN BANKRUPTCY. - DISTRICT
.1. Court of the Calked lbates for the Western
trict of famnsylcania. Waters Distrid of Pow*
ramie; d i X. In the matter of Chutes . Wdt, t
Bankrupt :
Tins to Circr. :Orrice: That on the 28,1 of Jan..
1871. a Warned in Bankruptcy was toed by the
Court asiainst the estate of Cbaa. Wells. of Miter tp.•
the county of Bradford and Bf s te of Pent lB 7l•7Bda.
in and *strict. who has been duly armed a Busk.
rapt uPri 818 own, petition and that the pigment
of suy dktits, and the delivery et any property be
longing to said a rty by
or to lb - use. sod
the banger of - by him are forbidden
by bar. inesbot of the ereattorrof said Bankrupt
to pwww. that debts, and choose one or more as.
slows et his estate. will he held at a Could of Bank.
replay. ale hidden at Towanda. Po. to 'said Din.
*tot. on, the 27th-
theme. A.D.. 1871. at 10
o'dock. pt of Orerton Etsbree. be.
fore EDWARD OT11:11=1. Jr.... out of the Be`.
Mars in; Bankruptcy of sabl
s • • • A. KrEWICII.
Jam wa.m...sw .17, S. Marshal for odd Dirt.
.NOICE TO CARPENTERS!
.
The azdershreelll have assia aresAmeents to ha.
we Carpenter's =MI 'Of .
Meg irlioasvzo NICaT LT All delibieg e4 =
lainavaaie are toepectfully lavitesi to ve.= a
CARP k Tmarr,
&arm . laszusoo•Asti. TowasisePs.
ALLA IXERDM LL KINDS GR AND
P IWa.•at.Ldesalesadeetfil. st
Xtr
nOlertkl, TEA, •SU GAB, FISH,
%.1 tel, wholesale sad retail.
.July i. - McCABE k
E V_
ANS *' 111:4141811 6:
tbe bested
• c";
4
3:slR.'m at. f•ilL 0, 1
•
• ).2
Their whoks Mail being ow - tioltid AIM Wilk
est point ta bl i
ng lam Ameba& •in eight years,
therefote them to give their enstoseare law
'Goods, and at Ten low pekoe. - In their stock eaq
be found
CLOTS. ALL 4 :
04 - : PLUM
SIMON PL►ID6; ALL WAX% SEIM,
._4lqp 3113111.
ALSO. ALL WOOL Imam m wee POP,IILAB
COLOWS—BoOlsOrees, ram C•ior.
Dirto4llllllll DOM% '
- 0111EE413 4 1:Ai r li BSI ALPACA,
my Face. ant Flatlah. best roods la aiiartet elan
only be found at - •
, ZiASS k nniennA.
won A FULL LINE OF Vir/TER
-1 MOOTS, in Ones. Seem mad lisalt
Alga MACY Txxxxruss. Clow and vim.
ohm co to
WA= k 114011.1331%.
(12.RFAT i =AINIge IN LINES
NAND LIM NAPKINS. TA_.
ELI =nem TOWELS. TOWELING 'AND Ill B*
l'7lllllk ace bet " ageer4lSl4 ,
Tutizstri.
AGREAT VARIETY OF. HOME
au= CLOTHS. aottabla for IlLes ~a Bop:
wear. cm be found at
IMAM k
HE GRATEST ASSORTMENT
T
ETINGS, SEIMTTNGS,
And the finest stook of PSllils. endersiAng all
eityles. the market alftnts.
!SUS k HILDBITIIII.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ,
ROW= AND GLOM& Dieteas( ttea cis.
brsted Dario tiletzaltaallki Okrves, at
EVANS'it HILMIZTHII.
"IVOR WILL FIND THE MOST
JL ATTRACTIVE STOCK to select trams la PAIS.
TEV SHAWLS. Double and Single Wool Shawl. to
~Ladku and Kisses, at
EVANS k ELLOBETRII.
TN FACT, YOU • CAN; ALWAYS
-a_ find a, MosT COMM= -STOCK of DRY
GOODS, in all ltis branches, at -
- EPA t MLDP.Brlffil. •
Bridge street. Towanda. Pa..; Jaaa.lB.ll.
:PDX & MEROUR srei - ;now receiy-
JL. Wig a trash stmt . .* Goods in their line, bought
slam the Id Jammu. to which. the indte the IV
tention of their friends. W. keep the-arrest stock
in town. Our goods are trash and desirable.. We
aell at lowest zmiletft pekes. -
. Jan. 19.
FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
store the recent &dine toprice. and sedLne
.c. re
.hPap at tail. t FOX =COL
Jan 19. UM. • .
rOl & 3tERCUR are selling Gro
_s_ aeries at retall.7 • . Jan. 19. 1811.
- PDX k 3IBRCIJR are selling New
, spd Fresh floods: . Jan. It MI.
VOX & MERCUR are selling Gra=
-1: eerie* cheep. Jan. 12. 1811.
'VOX 4. 1 MERCUB are selling ark-
JI: c s Goods only. , Jan. 11, MI.
.PDX are selling
cheaper than ever. Jan. 19;1171.
F° X MERCUR do not deal in
It
BkuNkly Goods. - Jas. 19..1571.
UR . CUSTOMERS can rely upen
%Jr settbag the wry beet the nteatot affords awl at
knreat prier& ` ' E. T. Fox... • •
T 0111111416 lan. 19,11. ' ILEIRT 10260178. -
Tit EME3IBER that we. are selling
_LID Croatia
RETAIL' -
And that lie wna'tba InadiUsold.
Jan. 19.18 t. a isncuir.
- MICHIGAN FINE-CUT TOBAC
CO—irty-eholoe--st
Saa. 19. 1871. ,FOX. h MERCUR.S.
ONNED FRUIT very low at ,
Jan. 19, 1871. - Fox & uziectrirs
- PORE, Hama, Lard, Dried Beef,
JL Useteini. Pam*, Idar.liz
Tor a i taw Tritrat, at rata&
.7an. mam.
F 4 . 0 '.•- billtg O r: eICLI Ce
Jas. IL 111,71.
•
POPAIiTNERSHIP.—The *luider
tagned have this Agri formed
awls, the hist:same of Itoeantield,e Wing l =2
continue the elothing bathos's at the old stand at
X. L Iloaealleld, where they will be pleased to see
all their old parasol and friends.
Jan. 10.11171.
A intrirsTßAToß's .NOTIOE.—
..Notic• Is hereby Oren that all peewits Indebt
ed. to the estate of • DAVID ELLBVT, late.ot Allah
township.. Atesed.. ere reqnntett to snake bunediate
PoYessot. and MI permut haring claim against said
vacate met present the same 'd.n/y authenticated for
setthement.. JAMMU & PATCH.
Jaa.11•11-*4 Adottaistratoe.
SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE
• INSTITUTE
Tow.ixiAa. isaaproim
Tide institution bee Jug been 'repaired
end Improved. And will' be AT,
SEPTIOMER, A. 11110.
ENGLISH. COMMERCIAL. BC rrwiC i CLAW
no 'polkas/ Csitmas roamers special' *beano"
to preparatory tristraciloa saA bishar academic
brsnehei, ciamics excepted.
The Omorractu.. an um adnoteirea erf oar led
Communal &look with scomaary Maidatigostadles:
The Noma. thoransk drill is mamma actual
Madles mad Theory sad Practice 'lobelias.
'74e.Sciurnur., modal Mstractioa In the 11101001:10
fibutrated try at exteastre citlectlon of apparatus
recently repaired sad soppliet—aad other Mambos'
usually primed in College, modern lampiages bells
rabatitated for ancient.
Casancazi thorough presarshons for our bestOol
lems. and =dept. langua l stes. •
Onnaugutss lerenebes-4tuate. Drawls& Mating
under, excellent tristroetals. ,
Board sad ROOMS may; be obtained In the lash
tuts. Apply IoQ. W. Ryan arid E. Z. Quinlan, Ammo.
date Principals. Towanda, for ctresdars and parries.
humMTLLPAX.
A11:10,'70.
CANDY ! CANDY! ! CANDY! n
..ILINCPA&ITIRJECD ricor PURR SUGARS.
Wholesale and Retail. at 'prices that defy competi
tion.. Consisting. In part] of
•
"lIOL ID AIY- •G IF T S,"
•
Candy Apples. Peaches 'and Pears. Onm Dm%
Cbceobbs prof.. Chocotite Caramels. Molasses
Zees. Cream Bars, Cream Donbas*, Smooth
Burt and Jordan Almonds, Clove Bud,
• Cinnamcol String. Peppermint Drops .
and Losengea, lifted Candy,Jap.
1110#11118 Coma.. Im.
•
. pedals. Tar. r and
Lemon Pee
.
ant Itar
Bar.,ltose
• Blotto's.
Jahn 'Post" Pig Nate.
. .
Cream! Dates. •
Cenversition Marta
. • ' .Lozenges. Napoleon Bon - • •
Bona. Grained. Mar, and
Sugar Toys, Cindy Beartmiolain
' and OUR As. Oranges and Lemons.
• Chewing Own, resoluta. Peacan
Filberts. Almouds. - Brasil Nuts, llnglish Web
nuts, and every thing kapAby Confectioners, in
general.
a C. 8. imam
Opposite CoddLug. Itiumedi J< Coil N 0.121.
P. B.—Betnember we mil the 'Family Favorite
?Weed Bowing Machine. I a
• Towanda. Dee. U. 1810.! •
BOOTh AND SHOES MADE AND
12 =MUD. I
Um asada
that are ecreetantty calling with boots and Shoes Am
MT edam etc.. am 4 have is inn them, to thistr
crest disadvantage. until another day. The
it WI for this kind of we& andl the deeire to hare it
done inumedistsly. has induced zee to mats sash ar
rangeinents that you need net return home
Without your sole being revered ead.7our heels set .
roe prices that are "Itoaaiand perteethr fate.
Ladies that bane rattan tint are broke at thee kto.
To this repair-shop la the plaor fo t io w to
To got them re-Tamped. wetly or halt soled,
41,. .poar,taat watt protestadtroot tratitod thooold
New Wort we era tasks you wait the above Die
quick •
WO can teaks mem for yea tam; or we esa give them
to yes oda,
We sea =be them with high beets, at we esa she
them to yam OA,,
8o ion need not dew with I brick to year hat.
Oood.eldose stitegar f sele by barrel or get.
tract at Methodist thumb. or
NSA street.
Towanda, Dee. 13.1 , ' • 1.. 0, NILSOT.
MISSES KINGSLEY & EATON
Sava opened a new
DBISS DILETKO .
In the room. over Miss Zlnlsli r a MalinesT Stet*.
(one door month of Pot it Merely's), where they are
=to do all Made of win* In thie Drese•Msk
at reasonable, rates.
• IPASHION maims
Of the West style received so Woe se Psildisbed.
They will also give inettartion la
CtiTTlNik, AND FIT Tnies MAIMED&
Ivan plitonkr;
LYDIA 0.5161:g.„1.
C. B. ?Altar&
Sept. 29.'70
wor
Ul4. 02•0110%
crop • imßarra.
IK. Z. ROSICIIIIBI.O
JULIE'S ROI"
re.ldwt Erd
L. C. -T=OX.
M . ta L..
•
10 . AI IS •L A G
MI
r a j; a3~
. ~~,y~d
MOST COBIPL-ET-E
( '.:; f. ;
Moodie *ld of
L Ir, - -
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
PLATED WARE;
eau= , WARE, ',60/10 BIN((,
GOLD CHAINS, &C.,
Zee: opened in Ude market : t L pair .on'enhibition
and jar ail* to m. ktijOrs 'tors at
, . 1-
=
C H A ‘ __24.B'E , RL ,A•T
Mr. 0. lea just returned from the city, and flat-
tea htmatif that,bia Platt has been bouglit at bot,
Ism Vireo. and that . be can offer better Andnae-
,sionta to parebooers of first.cloaa goods than any
sislabilatituesit fn thecometry
H UKPHREY BROTHERS
kili n ote)aW 4;ike“:l4!i;q4
100 OASES
100 CASES
100 CASES
MEN and BOYS BOOTS.
'MEN 'and - BOYS . BOOTS.
MEN and BOYS BOOTS.
_6O CASES
'.50 CASES
Ea CASES
,WOMEN'S an 1 MISSES ,
SHOES.
WOMEN'S and KISSES SHOES.
WOKEN'S and MISSES SHOES.
FIL M
- V
AND BEST QUALITY.
AND BEST_QUALITY.-
AND BEST QUALITY.
100
100
100
• FINE TRUNKS,
VINE TRUNKS,
FINE TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS, kC.
TRAVELING BAGS, &C.
TRAVELING BAGS, &C.
EtNys7 juoT IN - TOWANDL
FINEST LOT IN TOWANDA.
FINEST 'LOT IN TOWANDA.
200
200
200
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS,
SPLENDID HORSE BLANKETS;
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Large tof
Largelot of
Urge lot of
csitomatv
FANCY RIIGEL&C.
FANCY RUGS,' &C.
FANCY RUGS, &C.
MI
.. , .
Marto( enlarged our latearooto aoB motto'eaten.
she toirettatos of all goods In otir brattoh of trades
we ore prepared to offer sites laducououtts. -
Sept. air lIITYPERIGY SUOTHEREL
MO*BY SAVED,
e
STOVES - _ AND HARDWARE'.
OtirsiL iea, Od-ID"
P EiIt&EBER THANVOX. 4ic HER-
Ctil We t'ftig a1:1 Kau at Omearkia at
otitis's]. rims. The bora Moak Is town. . Goods
Ileal dam Prkei low. ; s. T. FOL
fort
MMIMMI
Mg
t N
i k
Dec.ll, 7 0
EM
STYLE.
STYLE
STYLE
imi
• BUFFALO ROliS,
BUFFALO. ROB:ES,
BUFFALO' ROBES,
TOUR
nuollsox
J Eln i nty: uzactra..
• . 3644111•Cu5:
TO • .X..A.REZ.r..
14 71011.1 1 1.3t1:
Corrected gym Wpdam.km,
subject to changes Amur, E ^ 9 hitt
wbost, bush: .... ... . ....... . . • "
itys, 11l bosh • l •
......... .
Boawbest, '4l bash.... . • ....... I 6 1 1 4..
...
oney *bash .../ .....
_Oats.. la ...... ........... • '
Beans, it. bush.... ................
Utter (rolls) lit lb, ......... .....
do @shy. la . .......... . ..... :
................... . .... . : 7 •
.... •
Poor. ill barrel.. ............... .... sr !
‘i .. • .• I
........... 12 4 ,•-•
•
Ohlons, bash ......... ,
Mawr' ar &ill:. • oft :c !: 1.1
14%. 54 M. - Oste lbs.: Batley 40 ILL • Bn A
46 P.M 412 lbs.:: Bean 20 lbs • ci
• • OVlNtsp w i
Rm.; • Timothy Hoed 44 lbs. ..Delsit
"Thiell Apples 22,1b5... Flai SCed 50114. • --t•
AIL ABRANGENEENT S
THE TOWANDA POST-OfTlet
tledafartber notiewthe AIWA It QII*
IMMO allit departs* foams :
Arrise. ;:- - •
Northers mu. - • 7.11 A. VE.... . , .... 5:11 P.
ail
..
.. , '
..5:15 r. it,... . i : . .1:1S L I
Troy •.:- 4. ; ... ...... 12 :00' X. ',
.I.* V. V.
Pintas - '•• ~. ...... ..5:0( it,
....
Dubow
__ •• .. .....
- - ........ te, y
Lataysvilki" .. • ... , a. lll/0 13 to •
Barclay••:1210
Eaton tuatla arrives every Monday, t i y ;;;:• 1
Friday at 6:00 r. and mat 7:eo
Tuesday, Thuraloy. and Walla,,
Lt perty•Conieri mail arrives every Tu esday, ittr,
day and &badly at 8:00 Depart.
at 0:00 a.a. • - dfiy
• surcau gusa• dons 30 seinun:n tnfinnike tnnn
parteerr • and the : magi aorta and 4* ithy," 11"
kipnale64.
•K W. Auvolark,
MONEY .. QUICKLY MADE- By
active Men and womentgettiny
for the groat esligiona and literary weekly
time edited b 7 finttlf trAfth Bruzza.
Having tft its
Uttelard.. COMO contribntore the abie.tt i l, t
of - A r buvoing aerial at e 1- 4 t ht
fantenuranttiorrat of " rude Tures Cabit, •
begun.. ..Vety. entraeriber for. 1411
paper rola 3t3yxr tyLW, ab 4 the peOplig.
mmuqtai-va winrisr.aes, mime wroth
-11dieltaw and num, cumbinatirm.ii
uLn
LAM Iftt.bittltt.. All Ere doing well.
STO to VSO A ttsy. Now is the rimtvticr, Ta m
wrgEty and Qricirt.i. TbeA ie positively ?, , ,t lt ,
that wilt ray YOU as wxy..l.. Copy , of .paptr
of ef447 And tars terms, free, addrvii, .
.A. HUBBARD,
dec.l.lo 100 Chestnu ILt
St.. Plulatitki..
*T AyLows- ELECTRIC !.
Thin Oil has proven itself a nicylk - lne
tL the cure of Rheumatic larneneeut of any
quiring an outward application: Re defy th.
eel world to bring a material better adapted te
alleviation of pain' and 1M1V.134.1,A in Man crai es
than la thia medicine. It works apon the saniipe z .
ciple as its nearest .kin—Elnetricity ; and alth ilit
like all of our best theaicines, it sometimes hals.e,
the cases of failure are very rare, and sit liani
ecmiplicated ones. It works like roskOc - open tt-,
frestebites, stink of. bees, and an . ortermil day.p•
Every family should have it in. cues of fresh cv.i.
brulies or waffle. 'twill not 'manlike nuat4~.
kismet wheltapplied to a new..more. It .4 ,nn rpai
preparation, but is composed! of dairir: ,of Us.
materials known to mcork motive,
On scientific principles. As a; itorgleinuelauth.,.
baking the lead of an§thing in- =Salk neye
and try it. If yea 'do not like it, return it Ica".
mite your money back: For, saitu by all diniuuou
dealers in medicine. Price Ni cli nts. per bottle. -
- LIOWNLNG TAYLOR.
I, u t n ikor,
detll"7o.o
. .
JEW BOAADING H' 01:SE.- 1 -11,
;LI robirariber luring lekked Icel.?. Vas P.:,
Las Dw..4.ltug limits! ma State :•:t.rert, ,one 14..1* at •
:if tar. Pratt's only.. -Di n.w pinartd t., ytc.,: ?
Boarders by the day or week at rrssosahl r ' rikt ,... .
~ 's.ll..Perwous attending Coral sill and tlr.4 i
convenient mut, comfortable pLstai tostop.
1 . 4c.1,11). ' . - 1 'L. T. EON:
PRICE LIST-,-CASCADZ 3ri4Ls
=
••• 'hundred IN
barrel
.. . .
Coatotn 'arivallug, usnallS: dorta at .once, a. t4A. it,
racily °like mill Is fatfecioqt for a tarp', ait , ..zt x
work. ' .'r . ; IL B. L\Gal '
:Camptirwn, Italy 23, iii. i -• . ,
TOWANDA COAL • YARD.
ANTIIMACITE AND IIITITIi.LSOPS
Thc undersigned, haiing leased Mid. Leal Yard
itipek at the old "Barclay liasin," and'-just i''''mf'•••t•••
ijilarge Coal-house and OtTlee,trpcna tick prezaitesis
how prepared to furidsh the citizen tick
Tres - Waco.
Ticin:ty with the different kinds and sties
named c4als upon the trot reasonable tend,.
- quantity desired. Price' at the Yartt tudd
notice :
Store .....
Large P4g • •
Atnall Egg
:Plyvnoth .
Pittston Nuts... .....
•filare•lay" Tgunp •
" . Run of Mines
" • Fine, or .. : .......
The fellnwitn; additinnel charger will be made
delivering Coal within the borough limits
Per Ton ...SI/ cs - mts. Eatra,lit carrying in, Se et:a
Half ",„ ••
Ton —23 " • ~• • " 35
.
-•
Si- Orders, inay_be left at the Yard, eezioor of ft.
nail and Eliiabeth Streets, or at Rorior
Di s ug Store.
- • SN.Ordera must in all cases be aeoninpanhol
the cash': . WAlti) k MONISM!,
Towanda., Jan. 10, 1371—U.
SYLyANL-1
STATE NdR:IIAL S(HOOL
(Fifth District).
SILNSFUELO, TIOOA COUNTY. P.l.
Fall Term bsoini September 7th. 1870.
Whiter Term begins December 12th. 1.79.
Spring-Term begins March 27th. Ir4l.
For catalogues or adintesion
I dress
T VE11.11111,.
Mansfield, July 20..1870. .
B AKERY AND DINL\TT 110031'
First bloOrporth of Ward limn.,
D. • :--- tIES • CAKE
• r• .
- I A.ND CRACKEIIS • ,
•
bako daily and cold anlro3ll.-
' Itl och)TITIMI ROOltsevrinrill nerennn.lo , th
pnblie *ith either a lnneh or a vod meal ct all Ct. ,
.of - the day and evening,, ,
i ` OFS3ERC A - 14'1:1 ICE t'/ZE.411
on hand during their geseon.
Al!c, a litie assortment ofDroeerina.Cont4'ot"
Fruits, tints. ke. . . •
' Towanda: may 19, '7O. D. W. SCOTT IrCO.
Heallistato for Sale.
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
Tho vpinablc mill - Property, nt Dnalora, Sarum
county, belonging to the of Sabatini Pklrrid
deceased, consieting,of a large .Groit
complete miler. Saw Mill and hens.,
the watnr privileges pertaining to the Mill prive,, , ,
q. Prlee and bwrneapplY to D. (1.. DeWitt. Aux.
T..wan.la, Pa.. or to •lira. Mari
Executrtx,ut Morristown, Morns,
Jersey. The property cauis? seen by apply
k*Danieyalreltild, at Dnshore.
Pee. It IS7o.—tf
4c."' _. •
•
FOR SALE—The ; hone. ktiown
the ....tcadorny• Elonse." - situated
'Street. between' Thlril and. Fourth Fit:Teti. w 11 .0: 1
731151 feet. House well finished and neatly pared
containing 10 or 12 rooms and cellar. Water
fling into same by lead pipe, arid the Joint us., , A l
never-falling well on the prentisia.
ALSO—House and lot on Seconll,Street. adjoit.r.:
the residence of John A. Codding. Eaq.
feet. The honse eontains,o or 7 rooms, and cerg-
Goal well of water en _premises. Possepsion
Immediately to the former. and to, the litter Arr.,
14:1571.,F0r prices 'and tern; s . andy to K. VC.
Kingsbury. office of 11., C.. It.
Towanda; Pa. • '
•
D ON'T BE. FOOLISH AND 3US
ss
YOUR CII.VSCE.—I will sell, joy Firm F:
acres, In Stirling ton. 3 Miles from'
hirnpike : t mile west of McCord's. The nn.i-t
wheat land in the county: 30 acres miw
abort 123.000 feet of pine. - , chestnut sell ami
and 30 Cords of dogwood standing 12in the veriotindi
New barn sch4o feet; new Gothic HOW., E rtw , tik
• good well: of soft water at the door, under C ,Ttr.
new two -Story shop: just right for wagon-hear ad
6"Fatters, three lasting .springs on .the far.. r— ,
property in an ready for an enterprising man.
but little monosr, to soon make the beet farm in tat
hewn. We want to sell out our property here
are Mechanics. and don't no farming—are gii.ILSI. I
work in a minufactury. . The tific is go 4
. TERMS will be made' easy. or 1a libesE
for.:eash. Price $3.100. or the farm* and 'liarn
be sohl separately ftbin the Lonna and stvip. 0 0,1
and look at it, or - addraes •
CRAB. J. or JOS.
nishiana. , Bradford ConntT, 1,31.
jsn.s'7l•tf
ARM FOR SALE.-I WISH T i TI
*4.1 my farm„ and the same wi4 be solitat
bargain. Toarna. Stock. Grain Far Ming t.oeli.
would be *old . with . fares contains, F
acres with fair improvements.. Forty acme Eiji
p , oughed. farm will keep 2S or 30 paws : bar ,
fnil some growing stock with the present,luiptee
menta. Soil warm—gaol fur grain br gray.. Pe
mentnta made to favor tae pnrchwer. rand be ,
ted tnilos west and south of ftylvaniii. Braite.
C . o. Pa. Growing crop.' should be seenon the fare t.
have the genie appreciated. Do not heettarte to oaiii
you wish to buy'; as tide farm will Do sold. . '
Address or call on .31easers:Poineroy.k . ItrV
Troy,. or on the Linn of the owner. '
jan.11 . 71 JOIIN TOMLINSON
.OA . .
House - and L F ,
on Fine street is ofii3ied for •41e at, • lianni
For further yarticulars vnquire on the Ovine:,
JULIA OUSE.
FOR SALE.-:-HOVSE AND .LOT.
• situate on r multi stroet, nrariatnea
Ronne 24i32 Pot, with well mud cistern, goorl
1111U1 !hilt. Enquire of o.ll.Wicsit.ut. at the :store ,4
Wiekbant
t, 15, I'KO.
_
VARM Fah SALE IN: MON.IIOr ,
subecribar offers' fee is.*
bts valuable Virtu, lying on the. Berwick turnritn,.:*
Monroe town4hip, three miles from the vtilare
McProo, a,nd seven miles from 'Towanda.- wqr.
goMI real le ding from bOth the above pLsees. It?
Sullivan & "Me Railroad also passes throuo Ih
farm. It contains 11X1 woe. about ZS ,wres dad.'
good state. of cultivation: good buildings; Siva Itr.:"
orchards, and is well watered. Terms easy.
• J. C. RIDGWAY. 21
South Branch, Aug. 1
unt • Cli?Ell V.ENTEGAR IAT
c • 'Fox & lartar.k
QtRUP AND kinAssts Catki ,
1,1 at - ',
' POT. k MEllitli'li.
.11 GEM FRI:Tr JARS, ITHE
T_. .
best I n me. wtio.lgtale and retail.
4 111 Y 1..' ' . 11rtlAI3E k MIX
n
lIE