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News From`-,11 Natio
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The :IVermont CeAtral Railroa.
controls G4O miles of railvd. '
. - - j
—Vllkesbarre rejoices at .becOm
ingrt city, and sighs for a candy store.
--The mesrnolias_qre a full bloom
at Wihning,ton, 6 N.C. , ,- 1
—The weather throughput Eng.-
lain.l Is fair and favoralple to-the growing cro a.
—They blow a Worn in the coon
before dinner one iii
torn -
=—A new iron ferry boat: is la
laanched at Greenpoint - fogtho Fulton, For;
York„:
Reading Railroad Compa J
hayo made a - flag:station; at Big Dara,_lell
,
tfaiinab. Fowler -died
Werc••stor, .r.l+s. the oldest Who
tut tlar:re. 1
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—Greenville, S.C.-, has two-ti .
of the capitil tub .ctjiiet for a first-Zlasi - cot
factory.'
,Hale, of Wa
,r slsters ()Ter 20
—Mrs. Thomas
fkrrkl, ; has f 4,
three brothers over
. —,ApetTiffea al
Mi,tiouri Lola a 4614
solid as any cdllLr- titon
I ,le,was dug up
2$ feet, It was
sulimit :11. retarn for
h. iriej(ll,_(-1
tell to modal
'jig 'insisting that
with.
• —The . extension of t 1 ,Pater:„
an , L.N..w.trk I:afirlid to Slow York will be
by AL C
. 0., of Jersey City.
311731441 e the wind bit
ha DI t pPoplb seek tibi•ltered
tire n- children.:
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. -, ---ine injtinco
'On a g ainst tho crnal•
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I:, .:rd al . I.' , lcha, E311.3.13,.iti JllllO.
--:-.T11: Nashuaiii - vaPosi is infrin
va, i , v7A , ..,,, I ):c6ifigop, that.sho will not harry
5 :,,, ,- 1,, , , In - i'244resspian or not.
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- - -,l'll , • Tei]l, 1 1 )ear . Club Foot, who
I: • LW' -1 r• - ....., men,' ud a reward. of ;1,009 of
i. :, 11 , , !., 0. , .!....1i, has lately found dead.'
4- 4i -t , ruilly- ei) int) , ,(Iowa)- t4wn
.., ~,,, 1•;,., ~-..,,,,,,, sal to aid the builditir of
sera., 1a....r0ad& .
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Texas Legislaturo
LT au ,I..ctiou In Norember, 1872;1fr con"
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n.ula - Tittfif a doubtful prelim! - law.
rei;ounoissienco in Mobil
1, th d .$2,000 7 00 will admit two
1.1 1 t., tli Mtdalo and St. Louis w
- -Al ,31n0d, who - d
11. Illim is. Inst NensAn,
1'4141:1 Liticoln,and looked I
. .
Texas is still pouring.
an , l 500,000'4, to be pastnred
t. to-. 0. it (Alec. Vvry few Will reach mar l
I , :rt. fall..
•
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11Weerstrarg, is comple
11 0 . ori4yfor'rails froth,
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f.l , •tnrin:.; C..rarany liavo (I. (.1%ra,1 a
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Lao,.
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--:the Mrs. Wm. li. Spi
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11 , 1 - marnage,
I -I'n,
r rlOy.1)111.t.',1111111n, 'Opp°
f, 11 ft - 1 , 41-a t 1
:itt wit. ta relit
left's have a pl-P1,.4,
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mitmg sr, - evtimss Tvtli .11(.6 1,1 1
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while :11•:al•oy
111 v:wn=hip,
aua lu+m Vti,!,,ll.the
—A - woven wire Inattress c
ior cmill , cl , •tt ‘ t !tin! mit 1,200 to 1,590
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- 7 -The, l' ? uff;ll,3 and:
.• that . L.lttir , it, ,by
t.:..1 . v1‘ii:3 27 lautv
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tit rfi- ra a! \ in tlitt E lint
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mty has 11:111 21.
fo,rn NrOryland at
Yuc
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stilvin;
, ►uomhcr of.
and a g ain 51•Iiaft . ..i .er
Vole from
hterm t. :tires ilk 16'73.
ila Iloclefaer,
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snakes arti
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4tv Wage wail' a tal.
1:)%.,11% catfptiti
I.sive argument
it ii
/Is the height of
, iWI3-111 arc isiVited.
1, naanistrate, c
iiteriti, in Ow street
Ito• stand , in the sti
!et by ".0—
that
An 1.4i51.
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he'd fail,"
e hoard or the mi!
7oneroos hoighbor.l
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m Dotrnit,
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...mail car
- was destr:wo.l • • tin. on the
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mr stores lwerit burned
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about
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711 , nant'puth,
Scr,•r
timbers ana
—Sq.rycyo
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N‘:l4.
S are rara.ling a railway
a ay, lian:as. and
m. i v . N(.‘‘ ripren,c and
,—n C‘d.urnbta.
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C.,al a I
Nn 1111,1,111
yefr• ‘4l) plenty between ra•
w Railway,
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w.th
freshet
occurs soon,
, liA..inbogue by
• cruva:••••(• l'unteLar t
uvcr tia , :ICR Orloauy
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it of a-NQw Jersey . pa
t 'le )::tiows al.oii far . tuing,"
lan:, yotir potatoyi earl) - . It
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tho CarlY.Dotll
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firs •t.l-,fii ) l of pass
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nuf",n4 Iron t'4.lparly at St:tallow, near Art
dorrr, S. J., iu I. l ,Ntuoil cars , last wieek: li e trtro
eOrty 413..
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slufferings_.
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=oar istatrs'„ Leotard:in
% ,,, 1;01gLr planters speak
ilit, , lligemee and induar
lime, , twiny alacent plantsl•
o: fiery tor t same lalpo 1'ur1: its stirred _ l
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,E.DIT.ORS t
CIODRICH, S. W. ALVOItD
K. O.
4 Thursday ► May 85, 1871.
02
PUiEILICAN STATE TICKET.
AcDlTort,43ZiEltiL.
DAYID STANTON',
' or BEAVER. •
Col.
FOR StRVRYOR GMZERAL :
ROBERT D. BERTH,
OF BGRUYLRILL.
Col
THE CONVENTION.
11 . 4) give in another column the
prCit' dings of the Republican State
Con' Ition; which assembled in
Ilarri burg last week. The candi
-11
datesiplaced in nomination are men
ef m 'nil
.. worth -, and political_ in
tegriet. Both of them served in Ufte
army during s the rebellion —.Dr.
STAN es as a surgeon, and Cot. BaJern
culls' d as a private and came out
with 'coloOel's commission,' earned
by-j; lint service in the Auld.
f t
T 4 platform is all that could be
desirpd. Vvery plank is - Of sound
,I
Emilia; capable of,any test which Intel
? -
opponents may apply to it, andsbroa 'enough to accommodatt every
who is .n Republican froth prin- i
... It is tho-dactrin'cP of the Re-
icax.t party, to do what is
,right;
11 men and Jail interests. Byl
man c i
cipl
pub
fur i
that
andl
ye- have triumphed hoictofore 1
by it We, will •bn victorious as
i., .
•,I
f as we are faithfut to its noble i
tea Ching. „ - .„:-4 ; •
.1
•.-
Aside from the merits of out
ilidates,.and.' they are well' ciirL:lit4h4
..•:). ..... m 1
eddstio o Into the catupaign amatt
ed .ittid controlled by !the ; absorbing
trul.4 that it is necessary for the pel
pulecan party to succeed, betauo
m
s., success is -essential to the welt.:
be‘g and :the perpetuity of the W.
pa Aic. There can be no good goat_uliment in this country unless it i.l
.s
(I.:Mnistered by.: •gookl Republican
'.4tesaien. All that we - are as la
ate, and a nation wc; ewe to Repub
in policy. H . ad. the Democratic
rty been continued in -power in
30; vve,would•have-CeaFed to exii3t
a united nation in
. 187.0. The
c the principles on which we go
0- . t.hc contest, and on. the single
(ue that the people - Cannot do with
it the Government administered by
Repuhlican, pithy, we will - .wM
lOiher - greiit victory in Qctolier..
EMI
bar
y-two
arvos.
d at
recmd
e htm.
tie
it fat
et be-
oke's
•fl and
urg to
anU
„ per
rr f
1
f to
„g 2,-
who
1.11
ho late
.ed to
rivor,
'Gott!ll
'
' l.ina some daj.s since r_ots d
t.' adjourn - On. - Thesdar Last, lint
BtJCKALEcV and W.'+ii..m;••E r-efuse-to
••
law the Senate to consider the
'The Senate-persistently refu§es Ito
•
pa:
new
nd, and
.ss a fill calling 'a ConstitutiOnal
J i onvetttidn. Ithe passage of such a
bill would place within the control l° f
the people the power to stop special
legislation, and .thus shorten the.ses-
Mons at least one half.
1 Tae bill allowing members extra
• A
pay, 'Which was .smuggled throrip i h.
i
t e gouse some time since, has pT'S-,
c l the Senate, on motion 'of Ir.
uciaix.w. The bill Was- oppesed!by
ost of. : the Republican SetfatOrs,
ifinong them our senator, Mr. OST'ER
(JU'f. Tim amendment dill take the
ill back to the House, - where t it
uuld be defeated:?'
nklin,
rundson
ri. A'411..
ng an
tont two
fivo cny
mpmq
atvws-
Jhe do-
ciphia
and was
ugtun.
'o Dar
!
roll /4-
hail a
,gland:
Ulna
placed
zn'B and
, P..1.';• It .seems that the great aiM of
t'ie dainocratie; majorit in the Sea
-:
citte has been the repeal of the Plii.lal .
4elpiiia.Registry Law, which proye l !nts
e roughs of that city -toting ' more
lion once at each election. Because
lielfouse will not con "sent to its ire=
1 peat- the Senate has declared that it
-i‘ill: cuusider no more business,i al-
Lhough the appropriation billhas;not
lita,se,l. We -trust that the Beinthli
, -
2aris of the House will stand 'firm,_
I),ii4i if our common - schools, andl all
le, beneN'olent institutions of the
Stato,''are compelled to 'suspend; let
Ite . pdople remember that the deMo
katie• party is responsible for it. 1
iongress
P . ow Cali•
y ,p,,c 1 ( 1
Ir thv hair.
:t. Lake
Fr than tho
pliant and
inPlt
intiv in
-
protet•t-
Ip crrityrs
11."
against
Itteilf +.4
said,''nsurrn
ft
6, how
•. IS. A special dispatch from .Scan
ton finys : "Tlie•whirr of machinery
: is heard this Moaning for the first
1
time for niany 1 months, in all i the
breakers at the [shafts of the' great
veal companies in this valley. Eltcry
i o dling is bustling, - active and cltetirfuil
throizahout the community, andl the
igt.neral disposition is to..believe that
we have at least five kars of 'rrou
m
stant..u.k before us withoatt" inter
-1
--.
I rurFion =fro 3 ni strikes, and...l,hat • all
l i disiensions and sufferings are tO be
liburied ill peace and pleuty.-"
.1 .
'[. ' , ...G..- i
1 Uncle
fortul«. In
• V. hy'
tr.-( • that
.z.ltae The imaninity with which the
State:notainations of the Republican
c--s•
convention are endorsed by the !local ,
organs 4f the part• eord, the !bostl
eVidplice •of certain victory. Where
seems to be a general conviction,
that. success is certain;' and this con : -
'vietion, if followed by the necesary
exertion's-to get out a full vote, -is , all
that the faity: reqUires.
e Less public bill& have j been
passed by . the present LegiOature
than by any previous one for ears.
The reason is plain : the Dmi?crate
have not had a majority in hither
branch before for soro s e times,)
Ltute have
I, ; %coutroi
44eti years Vl
school twelve,
•
nd losses
gland mann- i
i*oduetioni
ere annexe
for any,
OS- Accounts from Paris stateAhe
Government troop‘' have won a . vic
tory Over the compunists,nnd it is
believed that peae stn be
achieved.
ses. LL,F r , the groat eriininal;
was executed .at Binghamton,on
Tliocsday last_ He made no -Confes
sion, and went to the galltwi with
impious and profane. ntteranees on
his lips.
ItSe. The FOSTIR murder trial;
which has been in progress in New
York for several days past, went to
tb(l pint Yesterday,
,1 •
i /101Plit. hkif.l.
~.,„;;,, -tr, , ,, hp,
r -:,, tf, vr,,,t,t
1 ,,, 1 , ,,,,,,;•,,,,,. ;
1 .
114— fron.tce is' making a
1, % , ir thruygli Sfoutia.
UM
gal
FROM RARRISI3IIRO.
=I
: PIIBLIOAN STATE CONVENTION.
The Republican State Convention
vati c
assemblOd 'n the House -of ilepre
sCntati at Harrisburg, on Wed
neeorlay, 4he th irult, . , ..was Call
ed to order at. 12 o'cl . c:' . by the
chairman of the State Central Com-
Mittee. Nearly every district in the
state was fully, represented. lump
R. Jism, of Washington county,
was elected temporary chrikman.
Hr. JomisoN, of. Crawford, offered
the,following :
Resolred, That all resolutions offered In con
, suttee be reforred. to the Committee on 11W
ution, without debsto. Adopted. ; '
Mr.,Mtiim, of Dquphin; offered.
he following :• • ' ;
•
liesolcal, That the COmmittaenn Permanent
irization be appointed equal to one for each
tor, and that each delegate name -the
embi‘rs thereof from each Senatorial district.
tdodted.
, RUSSELL En ,'of Allegheny, of
, °red the following _
I Rest, lced, That a committoe equal t line for
leach Senator be appointed in the usual way, to
'report resolutions embracing the rims of this
'convention, Adopted. • •
Mann, of Potter, had 'tho rules of
,the
House of Representatives adopted for the goT
ernment of the convention. . - -
Mr. Waggonseller; of Noithnmberland, pre
sonted the croilentials of a delegation of Repub
licans froth Waabingioni D. C., who, - on his mo
tion, were admitted to seats in the convention.
lie also muted tbat,tbe Washington city Re
publicans be entitlod to two membhrs of tho
state Central Committee, which motion was
opposed by Goa. Wagner, of Philadelphia, and
on his motion postponed for the present. .
The •aripus committees untied : by .
the above resolutions, were appoint
,
ed. D. W. 5E.111134 Senatorio 41e.:
gate from this district, was appoint
ed on the CommittSe on Permarke
Organization, and H. L. do
the committee on Resolutions.
,
A. delegate fromitreaver preuuted a memori
al from the National Labor union, vthich was
referred to the Committee on Resolutions , im
mediately without reading. •
The convention theteadJottrneddill 22044 m.
• •
•rta¢xoi)s arssiox.
The convention re-esembied at 2:30 ectook,
and was enlivened wit mask by Btelol band.
Air. Mumma, chairm n.of the Committee. on
Permanent Organization, reported the follow
ing officers of the Convention : ,
President--lion. Wm. Elliott; of Philadel
phia. With ono \lee President fern each Sena
torial district in the State. ..
Capt. W, H. CAKNocuAN, one ot tho
delegates Iron - this county, 'was one
of the Vice Presidents. Six! Secreta
ries and four doorkeeprs 'were ap
pointed.
, 31r. Elliot, on taking tho clkair,
made a very neat and appropriate
speech. •
Mr. Comm, attild atoms of applause,
(Ince& a nativa-born black Republican of South
Carolina, nOw a member of Congress, .
who spoke with startling' eloquence.
lle bad endeavored to perform his duty in
South•Carolnia, et en during the rebellion, and
lie looked to Pennsylvania now to do her whole
duty., tcouhl 'shy. with liar C'attyaburg and
Itound Top. fn to which .had just coma, b€ 4
e recut to Ler tnist ? Let hur stand firm, and
E 3 'nth Carolina would help 14er... t 4pplanef..]
• ' '
Foriluditor General, Col. DANIEL
STANT‘ cf Beaver: county, was nom
inated. For Surveyor General, Col.
ItooT. B. BF UtTII, a one-legged soldier
of Schuylkill county, was nominated.
There was but little contest for
either nomination and the selections
werb made with great unanimity,
and gooefeeling.
Col. Leeds moved the appointment of a com
mittee of thrco to notify the candidates of their
nomination. Agreed to, and Messrs. Leads,
line:tat and Strang were appointedon thordu
ty. The commits -e directly . afterwards pro
sented the candidates.
Cot. SiANTON spoke, as follows
GENTLEMEN : To one, who hal nerer aPpear
cd in the role-of a candidate, a more novice in
p(ilitical affairs, the present is an einbarrassing
position, and I am already brought to feel nit
insufficiency. The best auditors ate - those who
have the least to say, and I would doubtless
better show my fitness for, .the posiSieti for
which you have nominated me by maintaining
silence. I must, however, expiess to ytin toy
gratitude fur the coatidence you hare so gener
ously manifested in me, and while I feel a deep
dt . .1111:7 of the responsibility, am also free to coif
ttss to arfeeling of pride at being selected ea
ohe of the standard bearers of the Republican
party of the grand old Commonwealth of Peini
eN
' •,- We all lore 'and honor the old Keystone
State, and I feel into be a motive of justifiable
pride to be called a Pennsylvanian, although
owing to circumstances over which I had no
control, I wairnot'born *Mather borders ; yet
I am happy to say that on the arrival Sit my
majority, I crossed the lino and became a Penn
sylvanian. • We ago proud of Pennsylvania's
honest, peaceful birth, and her Quaker father,
Penn—of the history of her straggles for judo
pendence, of Ler revolutionary warriors and
statesmen. Oiler barefooted heroes of Valley
Purge. We are proud of her old State House,
the birthplace or the Declaration of Independ
ence,and its liberty bell ; which "proclaimed
•
liberty throughout all the land, unto all the in
' habitants theredf.”- She has a noble• record in
all, the wars in defense of the National flag, but
especially de we glory in h0r.300,400 soldiers
the lato,war of Democratic rebellion. Her
south 31,hintain, Antietam and Gettysburg,
' . with them llead‘and living heroes, shall furnish
bright an e'er glorious pages in American
history,,,
1 We ma . :
, tinly beast of her wonderful re
sources, her broad expanse of fertile acres, her
majestic mouritains,iclothed with forests of tim
ber-and.pregnant with mineral wealth, her es
...,icainive ffelchi of coil, which give warmth and
cheerio the huarthskines of millions; her twin
laths oroil, which pour forth light into all parts
of the world. We are proud of her energy and
enterprise, her mills and manufactories, her
arts•and industry. We have great and efficient
institution. of learning, of +Amity and of mer
cy. We feel that the State has been honored
by her noble Governors and by her ireit and
good men whom she has seat to her national
l
• cow/ills and to fpreign emir , and the influ
' cure they have wielded for t ie eb
nation's good.
And now, Ilepiiblicans.it ehooves usoas the
•pre-sent, and I trust, the future', guardians of
he r prosperity, to guard well her interests and
her honor, and see that her good name shall be
perpetuated. Let us not, in the. coming co.
test, forget the great power and influence, and
the great consequent. responsibilities of the old
Keystone in the ltepublican arch. It may mat
ter little what persons may be elected to the
offices of Surveyor Genera/ and Auditor Gener
al, but it is of the . greatest importance to the
interests of tife party, and therefore to the in
t ‘.14.:q t . f the State and nation, that whimisix•ver
4.,:f vier:ed. their elvetion shall be chrouiclud as
a Ilepulifican ‘icto7. For inasmuch as the
State elei‘thnis of this fall will lilloAN the political
drift, ; am this- will foreshadow- those of seventy
two, !they can scarcely be 'deemed of less illl•
pOrtance--our victory this fall Will secure the
re-election of.rresident Grant. It is but a eon.:
titillation of the old strugFle retweett freedom
and opprebsion, between the spirit uf loyalty
and the spirit:for treason.
It bi true flie.tvar is over, the armies of the
South ate crushed and Fcatterol, the pro ligal
sons hate returned to their father's mausion
and partaken of their share of the fatted: calf,
but unlike the prodigal of old, they still elierish
their old feelings of animosity.androbellion.
It is true we have abolished slavery. and.en
grafted'on the Constitution. those principles of
• isfiee, freedom and equality, which . the -Con
stitution of a co nation should arid would
have proclaimed at its birth, had it not been
for the inherited curse . Of human bondage.
but it is not enough that we should merely en
act these amendments; it will require the ad-
Ministration of i loyal, Justice loving party to
enforce their observance.
The Democratic party has already proclaim
ed them null and void, and their Southern maw.
tors who are clamoring
. for their repeal, will
force that plank into their platform of the next
Presidential campaign,
The bloody outrages of the Deniberatic or
'ganizations et the ti.outh., of daily or rather
nightly occurrence, an*justification
by their openustification
by the Democratic paves and bylheirmembers
On both floor of Congress, clearly foretell the
Issues of seventy-two and foreshadow the
reign of terror whieb Will ensue if we fail. in the
performance of ciur sacred duty should they
succeed - in the accomplishment of their vile
purposes. In ,t t iew of their tremendons, in
creasing and unscrupulous efforts to regain
their lost power, it behooves us to p he on the
alert. We must not permit the reins of power
so soon to fall into the hands -of those who
proved so shamefully recreant to their 'sacred
trust. They must not aneeced in their desire
to render nugatory the fruits bf the late war
which cost so much precious blood and trea
snre. \ i
Tito party which crushed.. the rebellion
should remain in power until the spirit
of treason is dead,,untilthe gbod work is (het
()uglily and campretelv accomplished beyond
the possibility of being undone until at
least ono generation of rebels has gone—until
the *oungest soldier's orphan; whom our State
is educating, has grown old enough to vindi
cate at the ballot-box - the principles for .wl sA teh
his father died—until our wasted comrner is
restored, and the last cent of She nation'a' war.
debt paid—until the last.alavehobler or ' heir
who might claim pay from the Gove entsfor
an emancipated slave, and the last culator
in Confederate bonds who have one where
they might Putty present their c aims to the
great paymaster of iniquity. Pe , our country
fr)e )
ntnst be rule] by men regard after welfare,
regardful of her honor, loyal i to her flag ; by - a
forte which, by its Life-long/ I position to sla
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IEI
very, degradation Of 'abet..
pi l
fostering care of ' ite l indust
for the.Cliod-given Ma ki-n,
101. fear of the t Ruler
shown itsap of Ural
Ilona andluctiritielhtt 11, free
' Ilepubiteans, let al now iro
eat and together. "We have D
hi • this State - 'kg
thousand majertty l l i reg i ftegral
one vote, U we see to It that ,--
cast more than one vote. 1
are over, and thereby .falle
the Democratic' Tarty. VI
my mut that I will endeavt
worthy of 'your generous e
thank yon.for the honor yon
OD me.
; is He, ,was, greeted
loud applause.
Col. BEArn said :
Fat. Low Itapraucaaa: It
In order for me to make a to
that the boner cloned on
sought, undesired and moot
all I hare, to say on that sub)
consider said. lam now •
3ron may lay eiltf!:lr tl . l to dt
;tames Mir which .I had tit
in the Third tiardof the cii
and . this fact bee infused
modesty which prevents ma troth titakim
speech on this occasion.
He closed by staling that he !might
the banner of the 'Unconditional Repnbl
and that he was prepared to go to wo
earnest hi the campaign, and had no don
Stanton was also prepared to do so. .^ I
- Tnz marrong.
Mr. EanErr, from the Com
on Resolutions, made the folio
roport :
The Itoptiblle arm of Pennsylvania; naiad
COarinitiOn, de dare-that -
1. The'Y demand of the Legislature Ilia I.
/late passage of an let calling a Stain Conre
revise and amend the Constitution for the
among other things. of
Abollahing and pralbiting special Irgia
Securing Um election of all State officers
people.; 1
Natal. Robing a judicial alined% that w ilt
leo prompt and sure •
And providing for the plumage of general
shall so encourage induetrial enterprise. the
sylvaxda shall be enabled to take her Just I
th'o front rank of all the Statci. _f
.2. They demand of emigres, that the ered
nation shall be faithfully maintained ; banvl
try encouraged and protected ; lON'
service system established for regal/ding
extents to °eke ; taxes reduced to the 1°"
-•Pi
hie limit conalstent with the 'steady, bu t ,
rapid, extinction of the national debt : the
the reptiblio enstalned at borne and ab .
rights of every man protected in all the Ma
every man antitiod thereto secured in the ~
one rote. and no more, at esachtelsillon.
3. They beclaro their unalienable attaeb
the principle of protection to home luduat
levylnif of Mein duties; In aecorrlinee with
policy Vitch has existed from the foutdati
Government to this time,
4 . They commend the policy of retrench!
and wholesome onlomement of tte laws. w.
prevailed since the election offieneral (ire, t to the
Preidencr and which hag metaled in the , rat bra
years of his aatninistration in'redueing ill national
debt ever two hundred millinne, and In utailing
the taxes to the extent of eighty Millions Annually.
They commend, also, the similar poliey which hat
prevailed under Republican rule in PennaYltatlia,
resulting in paying on the war debt of thr vs and a
half millions : redncing the Slate debt fro u forty to
thirty millions': end in abolishing the stalt , tax en
real estate. It la to the fact that both the State and
nation have been in Republican Sandi. we TVC the
accomplishment of each gratifying results : and it is
to the continuance of that pasty in power, the pee, -
ple must alone look for the continuance of this poli
cy. The retodm of the Demeerate to powei in either
State or elation , most inevitably be attended with a
return to extravagance in exiiendanies, to the int-
Pairtneht ot State and national credit, and to the
abandonment of therProtection tnftee lit or under
which our industry has thrivin and our rslople been
noble prosperous.
11. That in the judgment of Oil convetition. the
time has conic when the state tai on-persc tun t elate
may be safety_ abolished-. and tbe other tames, im
posed by State laws. r.lay also prudently reduce d
without injury to the credit. of the Comm nwealtii.
6. That as an indication of what the pt. (pie may
fear from a return ~ f the Deniecratipart f to pow
er, we ie,itit to the criminal eri.te of the tune and
money of the people 1A• the pre....iit Democratic loa
,P .ray of the State Senate. The Leotelatitre has been
no,- reariy be e months In session, and to hot yet
ne a rly through with its legitimate business, owing
to the obstructive policy of this majority. In all this
time, sc - nro...'y a s,itgie meet:tee of ptiaic i tfete,il km/
Wen perfected : and the tune has been was rain their
eficirts to force on our State an unjust pportion
ineht. and to break down 'tic registry 1 w 'against
illegal voting...that they might thereby Pateeiho way
i n
to thetr.return tO power through auiletiet.`and(rand.
T. We commend to the support of the people of
the State the candidates' we base this day Ougnated
for State officers. They are, honest.-Yapable and
faithful to thek Constitution, snit in ever.rway worthy
the publi c confidence. We ask for theirl;lection, as
an enderaement of the Stata'and National admiuts
trations, as an approval of the time honored princi
ples of the Republican tarty, which we reaffirm in
their'nomination, and , as a fitting rebuke to .the
Demociatic party for it. destrUctive malarial peavey;
for its adherence to the: site of violeap , #nit wrong
in the Booth; and foretfic spirit it has betrayed in
the Senate of this State this winter—where it has
made everything bend to the promotion if partisan
Interests, defeated the holding of • iStsite'ronvention
to amend our Constitution, wasted the Publle time
in childish trilling, end entailed upon te State a
bin of ripe ,n' fOr a session prolongedbeyond en
durance, and which has prevented the accomplish
ment
of any public good.
& That our confidence in the fir/awl-a, wisdom
and Integrity of our present worthy 00‘i 'mar. Jim.
W. Geary, remains unshaken, and thaElla
believe
his qnstilications for the office he now are un
gnestionable, sets clearly proved by thmanner he
has brought the State in safety thiki?li every
storm.
V. That the adininistration of -Trestdent Grant
meets the tiul spprotal of the ItePublicinx party of
Pinnitylvanta. liis Amulets! policy,. by l %stick thO
national debt is being steadily - reduced 7 the
tion in the expenditures of the Govvenment ; the
honest collection of the revenues ; his tliielity to the
principleauf human tights. through %bleb the lib
city-of all is to he secured in every partlof the land
his loyalty to the pentile in batitlt no pt)licY hi en.
tome against their trill ; and the spot', Orr integrity
of his administration. I •
After the reading 'of 014 roSoln-
Cons had been concluded, 4 Motion
Was made that the same be unani
mously adopted.. i
The Hon. P. C. Sn.vsNos iii i tivocated
the same in a most poworfu speech,
at& on concluding, offered o nnrend
the ninth resolution by aiding - the
following : "and point to hmi . as -- the
honored leader of our pairty now,
and the proper standard bearer of
the Republican party in .18i:2."
Several gentlemen depre'cated the
amendment as being premature,' but
the;same was ably defended by Rus
e=. . EIII2EtT, of Pittsburg, and Capt.
Joni: P. RAY, of • Lancatiter. The
amendmeut and regolutionilvere then
adopted with deafening applause.
.Inarrr then offered the fol
lowing resolution, Ni Z.: 1 •
• ^
That tto 41, , publican State Central tionamlttee tr
the ensuing year shall Le eensqitute.ll 04 the same.
number. and appodatedm the sanKelJay a, the pre,
sent State Central Committee. the oflll.ers to eons i.t
of a chairman. three seeretirte,A and.altreaaurer. t , )
be appointed be the onanizte.l.
Mr, MAN,N, of Potter, moved to
amend by making the chkiirivan of
tho Committee be lion. 3 rTsa B.
arrisNo, of Tipp. = . ...
Mr. QuAy moved to a;mend the
amendment to the resolution to read
that the .perinanent presidut -of the
cmvention and the two 4inditlates
this day nominated , 51i..1 appo.nt
.
the -chairman of the Sta l e -Central
Committee.
After considerable dibate, the
amendment of Mr. QUAY Peas agreed
to, .and the resolution as. amended
was adopted. -
Mr. Si trio offered th 4 following,
which was unanimously adopted :
' That the thanks of.tho iC ' eopto or Penn
tylranta tine to Gen. lisrtrattft -and General
Campbell for the able. faithful and efficient manner
in - whieh they have diac,harged the ttuties of the o
Aces of Auditor General and Surrey it General.
Gen. ,WAG:ii.n then mosied adjo tn
ment xine din. Carried.
. auti eriron.
a mistaken in
:viis, ikon Oh the
7 /4
of ruber/4 -4, ore give
in 0/ the Itrrinitazi
.: SUr tbtmeelves.l
- May :1 3 , I b7l,
Li e
Eorroa or Tun Rani D— Dear :In your IF
cue of th e ISth inst..ye pu e t i ltsh at letter from the
Hon. Janus H. W : - dat HarZubtirg, May 13 ,
1871. It; which lie ',9 , plairiat his absence from the
chairAud also froAn the Haire on the day of the
pac.age by that body of the, reaolition increasing
the pay of meml*ra.. I was at Harriabrim on that
day to ask thi(HOn. Gentleman tics to rq 5 ...11.4e
such an laud upset the citizens of;Bradford county
u he did p/rpetrate upon them by the passage of
the act changing thirvenue In the ease of the Com
monwealth against Henry Ward, icir murder. I no
deridood then and there that the 'non. Gentleman
7 cal Mr. Joesphe into the.chair fee the purples - et
pas ng the resolution increasing the' ply vf news
be , and/tr. Webb treated. it as a good joke rad a
art trick. . Atouri truly.
~ S. C. RIAISMIT.
P. 8. To appreciate the , joke the people Should
know that the ROD. ceentleman,th fir. Webb call
ed to the chair on that occaalon, to the Ron. Mr.
Josephs, of Philadelphia. t C It. C. L
•.[ Although we beliertz Me. EL.-
his opinion regarding Yr. WCIITrA,
resolution Increasing the pay of
his letter' I place in the rolneur
and leave one readers to Judi'
s The House/of Re ,resentatices
has passed ,a bpi prori ling ;for an
amendment to "the Consfitution, pro
viding for election . byte reople ' of
State Treasurer. 1 .
-
WASHENOTON, May
gressional Ku . Klux Committee, at
their meeting today, adopted the
1011014nd! ~,1 2.tiOna I
4 ' Resolved, 'Thai lor the prieoe j ut 'a
sub-committee of eight Members be
appointed to proceed at once with
the investigation, and to continue
the same as long as they deem it ex
pedient,_with authority to take Way
mony wherever they consider it
available by a sub-committee of their
own number, and to report all testi
mony by them obtained to the fall
committee at a meeting to be held on
the twentieth 'day of September next,
or at such earlier time as the' sub
committee shalt notify the joint select
committee to-It:mai- at which time
the sub-committees shall visit all
such localities in the South-as the
committee first. named shall report
to be in a disturbed condition, and
such other lOcalities as the rozranittee
may deem necessary.
Resulted, .That the chairman of the
joint select committee be authorized
to appoint said sub-cotureittee, of
which the chairman of the, Senate
and House committees shall be mem
bers, and that said two chairmen be
authorized to fill any vacaley in sub
- •
committee. -
rider
UM,
k in
t Dr.
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Thafollowing were appointed the
sub-coMmittec : Senator Scott, chair
man ; Senators Poole and, Blair ;
Representatives Poland, Coburn, Ste
venson, BeCk and Van Trump.
di-
HOU to
iirPoBo.
on;
the
Resolutions were offered in rela
tion, to the rules to govern the taking
of testimony, but the 'whole subject
was postponed until the nest meet
ing of the joint committee.
Mr. Bayard offered a resolution to
restrict the testimony to facts, since
the passage of the Ku Klux law.
This was voted 'down by a part'y
vote".
=II
I wg that
Pena
late in
t of the
Indira-
I
,ta rill]
'ppolin
pOßA-
•o4 toll
onor of
I , , ib,
n., and
.thng of
- .
Mr. 'Cox wanted • to' . _• struet the
snb-committee to call on the proper
officers of the sereral,Sonthern States
for a statement of the debt, and taxes
at the present time, with, a"cOpy, , of
the laws creating the same.. The
subject was referred to the . subcom
mittie.
ont to
in %he
he wtxes
ii DI the
cnt and
kh haft
' The committee adjourned till the .
29th of,Septembei, unless sooner call
ed together .by' the sub-committee.
All the members- of the committees
were present,-with -the exception of
Representatives Cook and Ak.thinson,
both of Illinois. The ,snb-committee
will hold its first meeting to-morrow.
_. The Senate was engaged to-day in
the 'Consideration of the Treaty of
WaShington. There were explana
tions of various points of it ; .Mr.
Murto , in the absence of the chaii
man 1 the Committee of Foreign
Rela ions, having Charge of the sub
ject. The rcant dcliate concerning
the obligation to-keep secret the ex-'
,ecutie transactions, has caused Sen
ators to be less comuitinientivo. The
Senate will Meet at half pat ten
o'clock to-morrow inorning, the ma
jority being anxious to complete their
work,during the next week. Some
of the Senators think that vote will
be reached Thursday. . . ..
.Quite an animated di - enssiou over
the Tribum:-Treaty aZair ; took place
in the Senate this morning.
M. The average tone of comment
on the treaty of Washington -is (A
ceediugly favorable. Of forty or 41-
ty journals whost expressionMe have
Seen, only one ii - adverse—the Wash
ington Patriot, a Democratic sheet
conducted in the spirit of 1850. The
114,r/d says: "We scorn to, treat it
as a party question; hut - even in .a
party view.weshoul,l be compelled
to advocate its acceptance. If it is
just treaty, and is so esteemed by.tl3
wiser part of the public, a
partisan opposition would react
against us." In thisligbt ITe hope
the work of the Commission will be
viewed, and a - peaceful Nettlement
earnestly sought!. -
.
Jam' The' entire business Nrtion of
the town of Bradford, Ontario, was
destroyed b fire, Monday last. Not` .
a single store is left. One hundred
dwelling houses were also destroyed..
The losses and insurances. cannot at
present be estimated.
1E346_ 187 L
QUADRI-CENTENNIAL
BRADFORD _LODGE, No. 167,
I. 0 0- F. .
Will celebrate tbe Tireitty•Glth Anniversary of art
or;Tanizatlon, Towa'nfia, on the
FOtRTH 1).17 saP• JULY, lsil,
1
I 1 . manner creditable to Cie Ord, r and the'Nitv-ty
li \
Anmtersary of 'American In d< peioten , -.
- .
A PrtiCePt'i,,U Of tlio member!: of the °tart; in Re
galia, ace , nipantoti by tile ... . •
FIRE DEPARTSIENT
Of this and nelght;oring The rel.: ,
hmlierens leeturer
II:ILL/AM IL 11.; , 11:..VE5, I. G. Jr.,
of New Totk - c:ty, has been e3git,774,.r the .era.
!ten.
F'. I: E E 11 I V _v".e
Will be Fen ed to all Odd-Fell, re and Firem , n
participate theperrlAes the day.
c. urssEr.r..
• • (Y IV. RYAN,
I . J..CLitSoN,
A. D. HARDING.
M. E. r.usENFIELD,
. , ruin. of Arrangerrentß.
A SSIGN ;"S •
ICOTICE.—S2S,oOO
s“.un uc inCiarßE TO BA: R , LL. AT
AUCTIO:.;rAT THE
WYAL..i.'S a STEAM. PLANING M1L . 4.1.ND FUR
,ITUREJLENTFACTORY. ON
WE ► NESDAY,. MAY 31ST, 1:871.
c Purnitute.to be aoll consoda of about two
nflre,d and fifty Bedeteadt. of different styles, a
• .e number of ettbk. Lours ;ea, Fall-leaf and' Ea
ten:don Tables, Unman.. stands, Waxlimanda,
Chairs, Ire. An. Saleoto pommence at 9 o'cli , ek,
TERMS—CAS:L.
• . GEORGE smrrit,'
- .taigtiel iII pankinricy of T. I. lacey.
A. R. MOE, Anebotrer. tny2'2'7l
• •
I?ATCHEN.
HE
For 111 e
This well-bred stock horse will serve inan•s the
present season. from April 1, to Ang. 1, at the Liv
ery Stable of liticosnent k SOLOMON, Towanda, rl.,
from Monday moon to Saturday ,morning.; and at
:Shosheiinin, Pa.. at the Sarin of L. H. Kisr.t.r.rrr,
duririg haturilay and llotidpiy forenoon,
Tr. 8.10.-120 by the season. Money doe at time
of serriee. $?..0 to insure one mare. and S.W for tero
mares owned by one person. Money du« as-soeu as
tbe'ruare Is known to he with foal. jony
haying a mare insured, and parting with her before
the time of foaling. will beheld accomitahl« for tb«
insurance. Ssture farticeihtd for mares from a do , -
tince at P per ihontit. Alt as and e«eulxs at
the owner's risk.-
PErttoniut.—Patches was sired ty the celebrated
trotting stallion, Cleo. M. Patchen, hi , by Cassius M.
Clay, he by Henry Clay, he by Andrew Jackson, ha
by Young Saslow, kc. The darn Of Patchen was
Dnrock. grand dam Messenger.
May IS. 154;1,..-..-rn
TTNITEDLLECTOINTERNAL
RENWitt,„ CO R'S OFFICF., TOWAN.
TA. May 17, 1871.—Nutice is hereby given that - the
Annual List of Excise Taxes for 1871, being taxes ale.
Pealed on ineomes for the year 1870, and.specialtax.
es (lleenies) under the Internal Revenue Lays of the -
Uniteel States to, the 13th District of Pennsylvania,
has been received from the Assessor of the said Dix
trkt. and that the said taxes are now due and pays.
ble. . •
Taxes due from persons residing In the counties
of Bradford 1112 d fialitllll will be received at my of.
Ace, corner of }fun and PM° steetts, from the date
hereof to June 10th.
•
Notice h. also Riser; that all persona robe neglect
or raw* to pay the duties anti taxes assessed upon
them villain tbir - time tp cifir 1, will_bucome liable
to pay the penalties imposed hy law. In addition, and
the law in this regard nrust•aud will be strictly , do-
famed. • . tip : L. XONTANYE, •
Tomb, /ta, Collector.: •
MN WASHINGTON:- ;
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New Adi,ertizements.
CELERRATIOX
IMMO
Eq , *(l!le MmUk'i
Bawzizz., &
CALL ATTENTION
VERY FARCE STOCK
OP
SE/SO:tsiAIILII
DRESS GOODS,
. JUST ' OPENED.
4 We can alatre
OUR CUSTOMERS
'GREAT '''IIARGAINS,
- AM) INVITE THEW
EARLY ATTEINTION
pOWELL '45: co
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
.. • L (-11 E', STOCK
NU NV P,4 LFA.-w
ALL .Tllll 7 NOVELTIES'
THE SEASON.
pOWELL co
Ii EVE JUST nEcEIVED
NEW STUCK
C A_ IR, - 1" P, ,
bought before
THE LATE "AtIVANCE;
. ,
Which will be /
SOLD AT-FoiniEn
/ <
• z
powELL Cu
JUST NOWIIECEIVING
11:EA3TIFUL STYLES
CALICQES,
=MB
PEI 2ALES,
ALSO
A SPLENDED STOCK
WHITE 0001)Si.
CLO:f 118
AND ASS 31)E It E ,
DOMI §TIC.4
ILOSIEIIY,
GLOVES„
BEI
The most
COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS
in this county
Please Call and examine
Towanda, May 23, ilia,
TO A
NM
Or
01.NGITA:31S,
DOMESTICS; &c
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of
AND , NOTIONS.
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Now Advertisements.
.& N.Y. CANAL &
nalcomirst or rAsst*r.
To 'take effect 3londAy. kg* 1 . 5. 1871: .
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7. I . PT.CTIONS. 31.
lo:1
33.1
1111
Ea
i 15,4
; 2 40
24S
1 10
7. 00
2 27
157,
.7 .. ... 12.401
8 30 1 114serly .11:45
8 5
. 40! Athens 11 3
9 25 - Towanda 10 48
1015, Wyalnslng ••• 9 50
10 35; Laceyyllle. 9 31
/3 00 •• • • MesholllloB.'... • 9 081
. 11 07' 900
3 21.11 3...Tutilalisimx-k... .8 35
1.4 25;12 55 Pittston. 7 35
4 45; 1 15' ....Wilkes Parrs— 710
:7 151 4 10i ...Manch
8 12, .53.5• Alientinyu ' A 11 .
•8 25 5 50 1 .....fletblettein
N5O 25.. Esstop .
10 201 8 15 1 ..,..Thi1ide1p1,12..... ;
11 45 1 9 30 1 Vex.; York" •
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r .tt
do ,30 haven Towanda at ;JO; Athena;
Tray, A 05; arrive at F2ruira at 9 10 ♦. M.
tio. 31 leaven 13ialra at 5 30; Waverly. G 30; A.th
en*, G 40; arrive at Tclwinda at 7 25 r. M.
Deus Trains dine at White - 11 a - en. Up Trains
dine at Ottator. • '
raio.ungerii to and 'front 7S' eta York ate Philadel
phia 'without change of cars.
I) , “tu train ionnorts at Allvittowti with Th4ongh
fastEtpress for Ilarriaburg, rittiiburg and the {'oat.
- . A. PACKER,
Superintendent.
TVESSOLUTION' ..co-partncr
• 7
ship heretofore era It,g between us-under the
firm name tiloiZford & Clark. fa thlwday dissolved
by ntotnalconsetat of parties,
SAMUEL WOODFORD,
GILBERT M. CLUE:
Trnv'ati.la,.3lay 11. 1871.-3 w.
The l , o.iness will be confirred . hy 9atntti•l Wood
font, wi•o will par . sli inilehtellness.of the late flrin
The lads due the lato firm having been divided. cith
'er pa.ly will receipt for Moire in their posNeitslon.
AVLORD 131105., Clefierat Fire
an Life Insurance .Aytnry. coceritig
I.4na and ilamago c4u14.41 by lightuilt.
nehable couipaukcs. Without. adilitinnal
cllargt-g. 11. B. G,Alirklitri.
iWyaluain::, May 2J, '7l. 8, C. GAYLOICD.•
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FURNITURE
Ul W.Cry de:jelildt9ll WhlCh 0.1 l
DEFY 0011-PETITION
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11.tsing run 1ia,..1 t 1,.• ',',..,. I: f.'.: ('.1.-41. tln.y f.sel
Nl:Arrant,' to t , ..l:.'int; that tl.• y cnn nanr greater in.
,in. , , %wilts; than nny ..ther estar,h..hin,nt in th e
cntotty._ Tonauda, Arid '2e;, 147j 1 .
111, J A C C rs Hl S.,
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MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
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A N C A P,S.:
All warranted, and Rola at the lowParatea.
South ~ t ore in
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Mc:ONET SAVED,
lIT runcrrAsiNd
.STOKES AND ITARbWARE
S. BRONSON
Now, AdvertirOmeitti.
, .
-„B LfST &.,': CLA.SSEFICATION , OF
. .
iietion. i;nnago•l in • tho elle of gnoOds, wire&
'td ittorehurolOn in the comity of Bradford, tot' the
1051F.1871,,t ~
•-"- - t- -.-.• , 4 ° • „ '...:
i • • ~L •- , elasti: License.
Xiiieto , twp.—Daa (Ironer 14. -, $7 00
•",,_. --. Ailichilernmn , H 700
'AtEnirmailmo—i. L. C4,rbin it 700
, -
.Mors,; br0113 , :r4 ; ' „14" • 7V)
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...-- •liiiii• Z.: 11nrbau: 14 7 011
- r -..'• ..I.4.kbti.earmil • s ll 7 Ix)
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. .- t „..Ti - . Lyon • , . ' 14 • 700
-"- 111 , ,1'urk - - t 2.5 00
, ~,, '•/"Tat.. ler & DIN•W - 12' 12 50
v ,d. A. &fuller 1 - 25. 00
1. • - 111itclion In-others . - . • 13 le ou
•,1" /•,0./A rerkinii - •:, . •13 /0 00 '
.: 14 '7 (1 6 -
e•-:1t. - .1* ,W c.c.instmk . 1, • 13' 10 tO
" Y . Cl Meier • , - - 14 700
~." Viich "Kinill'i• •
k / -12 12 59
f y - i..." (2 . 4 " st.erbriwikn • 13 'lO 00
-, 4 l,,t4huity:- , ii'Mniiiii & Sou . : -13 10-00
-; ..-'.•'.'414. oung • . ' . 11 700
• „al,. L Andlitutu,-. . q 13 10 00
21 , ./;tuni.. l iT.—U stooily,--- " 14 7.00
•&11,apy, lirp. , -,- , Miller k Ifroted. • ' 14 7 -DJ
' i -.4 1 1 Serigerui:k Oh . - . 13 - 10 00'
Fll Le7ria.-, ' • • 14 7 011
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370. j'Co.
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13 1 945
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4 31 , 8 50
4 20 8 13
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3 00 6 38
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I.ltulimiton born.--Ci F Tiacy '. l4 -7 00
WAI D (4ret)n • • -• , - -14 7 toil
, it•i•ulhin,ktarloy • , ' . 14 700
. nitriiil;, , toti esst--)tc t rtinter Knapp 14 77 Oti
Burlinti7oo weat:-e•Eilward I:Loomis . 13 •710 00
0449 p. boro.-Silalding A - .1.4ar1t. • 'll. i , ' 15 00
•, A V Trotit 11/. 700
Janie)) .147).n.iy .. . 14 - • 1 fa)
' • ijolly• kTittlrill • ' ,'ll 15'00,
. '413181 - e s t Li Co.) . .-•/ 1 4
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! -- - Itienck &Villite k Cu, , ',/ 10 • 29.20
k . . ' . y.r., ku`: SeIv:0110 / 14 .7,00
..‘ 'l' C cowtiu , . -: • • - / .' 111 - 10 00
17Alleu ' ' -.... -'
/ ' - 14 "7 00
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I34rrke'i,Tl44)istatt k Co. , • 7 • 25 00
. E L Slariloy / ) 14. '7 00
.11a.nrnark & Merritt •., 14 : 7 Otr.
. W S cranhtur, , , . 14 - • 7 04)
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Coln Al'A: Will1121.1•': , 4 11L 10' 00
• .11 T,u11.411 - . . . : 11 7.00
11. Murtt-.44.4 `-..- , ....):, • . -14 700
l'irree.Tricap .1 - .Piercii 1 -, 11 -15 00
' , ll 1.1 l'ort<mil ., ' • 14 7 00
Catltoti ta - 1).-E CVanDyka ' : '. , s 14 . s . - 7 00
l' - ' .0 11 Praii)144404,... ,
.„.„; . -14 - 7 440
, s Woli - 0'41,&. Lla,uley . 1 ' .14, : 7,00 -
,; qulnnbi% twp,-11.erris Fairbank...... • 14 .• : 7 CO .
. V FerguPt - 13 7;7- ' ' 14 „.. 700
Nuatin ilr a 5,311120 • . 12 12 50
7. B Stedo. _ ; .14', 7
700 fat
11
P'Knarp ' 14 '
jti 0 17). - Ctrlland ..) - ' 14 ,7 00
Wlt hued»lter . ' ' '•, 14 - 700
,Franillin 4.4rp.-37c6re. Brothers' • 14 ' 7 00'
r Charlo4 Taylor ' " 11 7_ 04)
•Qranvllle twp.-ItrlturrsT.&4l.napp ' 14. 7 -Do
• /.1.7 Taylor • . .2.- --- - 14 7.00
Eletrick tv. - p:-G1.1,111110 st, Antlorsou 14 7 Cat
_ - MIV Parka - . 14 . 700
Litolifiol)l.-,I) . .4.,llee • yeal .
' ElV'ttleutt' • • - 24 041
'24 al r,23 . ton: -,.. - - ,
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13 .: • 10 °° l ..
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11 - 11 1101ctitab I 14 7'oo
White & Ballry - ,' .(
II • ..- 700
L , ;llay7-4 - 111 , -(.4orliatis & Coleman ), 13 - 10 DIP
J I' ilouwortb••• l'3 • • 10 . 00:
IC W Little - i s - ' 13 .10 044
3Vili Its vies k son - • 14.. 7 nt - i„
Baldwin k Blat-ktuari ~ 13' - 10 CO
. L L Iti*iworth 14 ' 704
LI 1•1114416 y A: Bros. . ' 13 10 00
(in .:.7. , ry 4.: If rw-rk. - ' 1 14 700
ci :), .1"141,0n 14 ' • 7 00
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A (I.('ralinex, 'l4 I --
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All Casl-,' ' 13 - 12 50,
Fr.bir
• . 13 141 1.3/
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Overton th . p.-.:l' Ostl4stis & C». . 13 If 00
1 :John iiil) ,, rnisti' . , 1-1 . 700
31altiu 11.iirli.eirwr ' •• . 1i , 700
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•• I' .1 C.allons • . - ^../ .., 11 760 I
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W.solfertl .4'. Clark - / 11 15 01r
E.% Te:Tes A: Co. 12 - 12 50
TII E11,1i1, , /lA / . 11 ' 700
Ta)lor /v. tiore• ...:' . 11 ' . /:, t:0
- W A Charul.•t - Ild, • - ' •14 - '7 14
ItomullIt•y Ertothers . 6 :1 6 ,101
:Mrs. E C A,ll,rman - , 14 ' - 7 01 .
(' II Tat..li ' 9 25 00
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11r. 11 C fort.-r, ion & Co. . 13 1 1 '00
Fox ,1: Ileroor " ..9 21 CIO
E.•••••...1.g.1.4 •I• wolf - ' .12 .12 5 1
Mr- NI Catler ' ' •14 - 7 1111
\lt. VI.:14•1 .v. Elaek • , 12 12 50
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I'S' , ./..5 . 0.•:, 10 -.' 20 00-
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/A NI Warner • .. , 14 . 7 tit)
t` rIV 1:1'.O"' 1 13 'l9 00
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I. "...ull.van ' • 13' 1010
A Eal,,lwto • '" ..l i t 25 0..1
• 1'. , 9.11,4'. Co. • ' 2 150 is't
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. -11- 7 00 1
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.4 1'.•:.11. man 13 .1.0 09
I. 11 l'ow.ll . - 11 . 7 1.1)
~) 41er:de:Ili A: Co. 1, 1 . " 12-.. 12 59
Tn,.....)..-•/:-.1 twp-A .1 S.Tvard 13 10 09
Ulster twit.-41 Chrt -.• 1, . It 7 00
• -0511 11-.1.41.0 • • 14 7 1 44.
.13. - 1,...0. 11,110Til.aek - • . - l3 ° 1 4 0)
C E Furt.m.r.Jll -,,., -13 V) 00
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44'11410i twr.--1..t0a1.. Ste - Sell .14 7 00
A 1.t.e.4... _
• • 11 7 10
. 4 - 4 - ysoz,- .1 I , watt ~ ..: ' 11 • 7 0.1
wells.-I I) I:mobil ' ' ' 14' .•7 011
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V.',l 11 1:74,-:11 . I •• ; 14 • 7 col
\Van - , ..1 t , \ - 1, —4 .1, , Kito.:cy ' 13 " Io 0.1
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11. .15ia% -.:
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- .lA • r:. ~,, 'T.. 11 111/Jt.'Llt 1:1 . 111 110.
- 1 . 1 1. r. 1 1 ,11, , - • 1, • ..- 14 .. 7"01
_ .l:\'..r ,, 4111 • ,o • • - ;4„.1 7 ito
K.l 11:111h•li ,‘: Op. .; . • 1.2 ' -12. 50
(i I , 11-art.l. , rliti .k 4*” . F . . 14 . 7 110
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1. 1 / 4 1.-y, 1.11)111.k 111 3 4:14%.r.1 . 11 1:i -00
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- ('lark 1it,117,1116"ek 11 - -7 14)
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psi .;:ityllt..l:4;
A list - rq , •11;Ing,41-itiruntling billard tables
n.ll.•ys in,the Ontnty.of Bradford fer the
year IS7I : . . •
~ ~ • „
Nn. Tablo s : - .. Lie , nse.
Tr"y.t.r.,..—ltorgan ,t. Wolf
..2 ' $ it) an
TOwal2,ll, 1 , 0r0,—.1.6.11:, s snii th 1 sii Olt
t' 1.1 s:liitit • 2 ;n 00
.Mr;. C W S,' .Itwv•-tke : 4 60 00
. -
.
A h-t of I,enzons t•i.tar,rd Itt the bankara and
broker, i,n , fln , ..is in the v.ritnty of Bradford for ttl,-'
lear l' 71 : ' . , ' -
''' . C1:1,4. 1,1f , n0y.---
1.:t . ,,y lvq - c..--I . .,inrry 111 - "Lliert: ' . 9 . $ '.`.5 :49'
Cautun I, ,r, , . —Str:ol., I'lark . .t.en....
9 2.7 p AO
Ti?, an.l:l bon ~ —ti F Mil ;,, 42 , 4 ,, ... • .9• , , 2 . - r ..,
' 31 t' 3knotr . • - 9 ;i0 Co
„
S person 4 eliga zed ip the
S3b ,
.rateht tnodirin. r, I ntruttiN', l “*.. ill the
conrtly-u4 the year 1871 :
Alheint Im.w.-slorso Brntitierts 4 '4 l. 5 nit
GA. Perking • - et,' 5 14;
Atbafiy.—S Drit-4rigere 5.-.,. 'en: 4 ..4 - .5‘1 . ..n
Canton
,boril.„-enbeell' tt:ATlntinau - •4 ' 5 041
Frank!.. , l.-Uhartrs Ta3.10i.... - 4 * -5 'no
Graurille.--L r) Taylor , . 4 ,5 no
.14eItayt,Nille.a.1 F lieswtixth ' ; 4 5 (NT
lAsROy.--: - B .F. TC:tro. .i: Co. .. ,' 4 '5OO '
Monrot- tinro.-,S W Alden ' 4 . sel
Itirighury tAvr —linbins,ol le. Craig 4 5 00
Troy boro.-=-R F Itedington, 4, 5 Oil
' .•
Newman .e Parworia 3 f 0 no:
Ton - an la Itetro-Dr H C Tortd,r, Son & C 0.5 In b,r
F W Dittwn • •- a 10ttif
, l'Ort.ttr It; Kirby . '-3 - 1.0 of
..
. .
.
klist of tw d rsona on:ragein •ruaning iliatilltriea
and brewers in the contty of Bradford for the year,
1811 :
•
Towanda borii. , .-A Loder . ,9 '25'00
I Towanda t,T.-114.nry Jones . 9 25 00
1, Cl. 1k 31Asbii . r, mercantile appraiser for the
eounty.Nif flradforil for the year 1871. do hereby cer
tify that the feregoinaht A eorreil, Hato( the apprais
wient and elassitiea tion, for said star 1871, and that
an appeal will be held, at the Treasurer's office in
T,nvanda, oil Saturday: the 10th day of
: June, 1871,
for the purpose of hearing such as feel:themselves
aggrieved by reason of. said
_apprmatnent.
Caub..M. 31aY 13, 1871. - .
Stascganconi
T 0 AV A X D . A -. 31 A RII/E I TS.
'WHOLBSSLP. I'LICEI4. , • -
COrreetid every W , Alnescliy, by C. ,
_B. .PATcH
subject to Changes (bay. .
Wheat, it trash
Rye. * thish ' •
BttekitheAtt,, *6 bush ..... ........., .2.. ..
...
Corn,* bash - '../ •
Osta. V; bye.; - -
• r.ti
'Beaus. pc. Minh.... . - ItoF3 1 ls
,
Butter (rolls) *lb A , - i 24
417 (del 'b :ft noir.,i 20
1 /1 i ge;
Eggs, V aott e, • . . Pi
Potatoes, *.bash
,/ . 1 43
Flom, it barrel 7 / ••• • ; • ,940kb 10 DO
Slant y 4 th "i ' - 4 ..); est, -13
. .
onion', vi bush .. , , - ,
Wzrowtio or dttant.—Wheat GO lb. •, elm 50; Dm.;
"nr."15611,5.; 00ta..32 Ibt.4 Barley 48 lba.; Dorkwhe,o
48 lbs.; Beans. 62 lbs.; Bran 20 lbs.; Clover 8444 g 0; .
lbs..: Tini nth" Reed 44 lbs. •, Dried Peaches IL, lbs. ; '
lhiel AppleS 29 ibm. Pia, tined WILL -
QIISfitTEHANNA COLLEGIATE
/
/ - - iNstur CIE. _ _
.
I :TOWANDA. IrkabrOFD' COE'N'TY. Pk:.-
i TM% inkitntion haa }marl:wan thorvinghly mpalnAl
and Improlcd. and will ( lie renpened'lTE.SDAY,
REPTESIDER 6, 1670, , ,:, ~
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.. I
ENGLISI. COIIIERCIAL, RefrNTIFIV & CLX.Sii* ,
- • ':, • ICA!, LIEPART3fE . NTB. ' - .
The Eroy.tati Cerusr. c‘rcoprises
io preparatory instructinti. and higher
branchesAdassics exceptect.. '
Thc:Cerstufner/.1., aU the adrAnta,77-4 nt rnir
Cray rm. r trial Schis.nle with zu , ,cesirary
, The Noarstal, trio - rough drill in Trrim, ro , Rc h", !,
studul'ana Throry and Practice Teaching.
The Srissrrxrir, arrcisl hurtnistion is, the wi„ n ,
irlibdrsted by an esdensite collectinn 'of apparatus
recently repaired and supplied-Land other bralieh e ,,
usually pursued in College., ' -modern humtagcs betni:
rObstitnted forarscisnt.
et..te•-deAr.....thoraugh prvparationn for onr
an,! LaballTiKelf •
oir•X:LitMfTAL branchoot.--MuNie. D razwin4.
under r Xtellen t Instrwintp. •
hoard ansi /T'rim' may no! fled:.
tine.' Apply to 6. lir...ltyan and I:.fonnlan,
CiatO Princip•ils..Towatds, for eirenlnki,
ari• :41ffd2.11 FOX,
Anx.11),•70.. President fll;fflTtoeter,.
T OWANDA. COAL YAIID.- ,
•
ANTII.IIACITE AND 111TtILLNOCS CcSALS.
,
The undersigned, having leased the Coal Yard arl4,
Dock at the uhl Barclay liasin,'.• and just complet, rl
a large Coat-house and.o.9)ce neon
now prepared to furnish the citrene of T , Casyla and
Vicinity with Medi eferettt kindi, and sizes of the ah r iy,.`
named Coal Upon the moat reasonable tersns , in any .
quantity desired.- 'Vices 22 the Yard nntd fnrt4er
notieara - •
Stove
Large l'lgg::,•,.
Snasil Egg '..,. • , .... -:•..
Lrunp•
Plphoih :`tit..
-Pittston Nut :1::•)
."Barclay" Lump •
Elm of Minrs'./
••• Fine, or BlacksMilh
SullAvan.Ap4lrraci!.....•...._._:/.
4 50
al charges will he made for
borough lctniG :
ti.a far cqtrying.ln. 56- cons
dij , 4d es ta 25 a.
se as sa 2.: • • ,
:t at the Yar& rnttitT of 12 a:i
efa„or at Porfri k Kirbv'o
cams. IM vith
W.;111) 311!IVT)Cilik.
ME
h. inr, , ,rporatiqa rd . "Tti , !
—3:202 Sept. Terni..1 2 7.1.
that the - 0.11.01 , nan:Al A
vr•ttrt of rommoa
Pl, , a 7 of Bradford County tht.tr arti,l.•vf A e iso mt , „,,,
a4;irn!
for a 0 , ,cr,•,. of Incorp ration. and the. Fab!
Court has - 1144 PIVITTIIUP , I (110 11111 0 , awl BndM:. than
cbrr.,t; will 'd4lTer that' thry inc ori.r.rat.l,l
twayed`for. on lionday , .' the 4f,11 Say of :4 , 11. - 15.71. at
p. tn., unlvss .11914-n to th” con-
G XT - 7 . 1 , 1 9 ‘- '" ; : -- ‘ 11 l' ( '-` ,111 . , - ,tr ,
—l,\" agv.l4; ; ;.
- Vtliti".."ViS 6 11 111)%1•, ,,, t,
• klr
trar,3 - .
A's!:1;11,!,
I E.
M. WELLE-i
C 0 .1 L - It JD4..
t'Ltil Curtly' r tintice pricers St are:, are
or,Sr,
: 4 14 , N 3 and 1/
set. nr N.'•
. "'.."f11:11.N. an Antlirak.lt.. / 4:•6a1....,
.....
• The. aqrlit3Arvtl
dvilvs‘l lug£' 1wt:11:0 tip •
I'..r Sop • :a r!/. I:xttaft:r ,
.
(Llart , r -„ " -.•
())41(1 , ,,, et my i' ,, 1111:1;14 . r. No.
1:1) , .
ku,t to all chAe'l34, ''acconlpatlie , l by
\
111,en-h.
31. Aver.T.Es.
!
WILL' 14: PAID
. .
. .
t/ anyp.-r4. , n prn - dute.o,..! any 77.1..1icfne sin.r.e:rtg halt
I - 4
. n.any nvin..z, is rtnanent Curr .4. el, I.!;,, f ttl FiCri
Vta,r:rkt,T.l: .. 1:111 , 1'MATP: RUM EI , V. 1. - ,tl 111 , :nyliy
tiniv. A 41, a..ant 31111..ine. 'in,. front injurnnt.:
.1r1,...i. 15% ,- rantetb iti .I.e: oath. p, hase hernia:lent- .
t l 7' . - 0 -0, 1 tr. in eveTy Pio patients treated - 1n the p ast
' ten : ear,' ttst••• I. st,m,*•. It is the t‘eisntith: prei
seripton or iPr0t..1t,... P. ntler,. SI. L , .. -- a nrattual.e'.l
the 1. - tLater'srity tit Pt Intyleatua, A: L. ' I:, , t;l,,intvr„ ,
" - one of l'hilatleVia's , tol hl. rez.ular fh7. , !eiati , . apl
. rnifess., , r,l Cheint4try and, T011 , 4..LT.--tirflo hat
i 1114.1 , 'to ' mt. 3114 inti:llllat , r . . , E1t , ItIl? - 1•-,
1 ti , llll 'IE.' . Al ,, ility of hi- entire prolesKa4ab Ilk—al
(Fp: t ~tuelied ft.: I.y the-, Fignatur.4 a.: ,, mpanytng...
earlt'bottly, and.iither,le:tinionials of ulan y nr , nus
- nen r. no , 1:0,14 , 11:: i - 1411.11
“.. and ch.rizym.n. 1 , .. , prt•-
biefsutror ., ir, Itann poi,onoust quatik n!iiqrunnA anl
. not•le..t. t-ilu•nciittlfr ,rf money,•itrfrital Figneel ;tnar
sub e, l‘tattint exa.,l nntuher of hottbiA u2arranted I'.
ett-re, will br torn arid grab', to any in3,rer",,rfa
inzln-,l,•tt,r a full q. , .'riptnitt of attlil . th-n. In ea. , .
.of iatlure to etirei. ai Paint paid positivelY refunded.
;11 , 41 ,- Inea 4, nt anyw e.,by elptsso,.l,l , ..et on de. ,
liVery. Atllietetl in,lted to with, for Ittieic.., ,itt.,,,
hninati:ni , alitl 'no:that .7tlvit - i.. \ sent li',y letter grab , .
kltlreso , li.i'.' .1 . I'. 13.11.1:11 - . 29 Seititbrt.t.t tstroet,
Philadelphia, I'a. pi , 'rtkiii.,.l, 7 ,, :e i.F..,1 or obtained
by. Druguists. • -
NkT:VNTED AGENTS FOR
•
GREAT FORTUNES.
As o Tuur Wsnt: MAI , k S 0.4.1
Aso•TutuNtru , or orA Sc.r.r-M.1.1;F. ' P.
".1.42.,h;.. Jr. • Profusel y illustrated a I,, , l urthillv
bound: Tli4 most taking, instruct' .3114111111.Vvi-F3i
by go tight after hooliissio:d fu. re. Fasivati:a :;a
fichon. authentic 4s history. practical as -
IZiQhard." with less Ons more rho - Ming for popul...r
Purpuses. ...than the .profoundest philogophy:
Agents are elearirig:frout td $2OO per ruonth4
voite of hard times; sells fast . awl, „easily, awl cle
livers splendidly. Fw , rl.l for Circulai'74 , 4-%;
the extra terns. 3fACLEAN. Publlshef4,
719 Sx".tsom Btroet. Philadelphia.
mar. 21'71.3m
EXCRLT.t.NOE
at the Great Trial et Sewing-Machines iii .I.Sl;a,
km , wtt The Brand Taal of lgland lark,' whet ,
the c. ,, znparitne merits. of th , two leading Sewim;
SDchate Stitches, the Twimted-loop Stit..h. and 'VI..
S'uatle -,keri%the main gur'sti on:4 at incite.
1:-Gi1>1.4claine was derided to excel;
.
In simpli itti of consirm-tion, r.rtkt /mg more.
tnr-ntR. - • • •
In notninttnlity I. get out of.erder—either,.by use
or ,:tauannr. i t •
In porrootion (I , f 1v.v3, - ifon , llip;-fit 1.4 the Is st
made of all sew inn rintehine.,
In gnietne,s of It.l.td - ..t (.ti t it is :almost tlutirely
szlcut. i
In rare of I•oriliF4
so light rannint.t. I.
~ .
. - -ise of tnati4Ttnent :—it rugitlas far less skill
toperate it than auv - other.
In having a pabmt - rnbber brake;—which V:eveld t.
( 41,,
the waeel taming l...arkwartl. .
In its ne. , dle • wilier; is straight, be in the shorte , t
and least liable M:be broken. ' f
In-its tie, al" bving hit-a.l,;nstlin. , ,—reviritnt `r. , ...
tiler +kill rat es.l+i - 1,. , 110.• t: , st.l. :"L
In using lindorie , thr.ad :-11,:11.,.! then:. Is no sp.so;.:
im..., or bother al, itii a siallttli`. . -
• Ili Va.: sietph.2.ty of ::, teLsion, and the eas:l'ot
managing it. .
-In )I3V111j.! a ;. •, : •1 „.7 4 :.-1111'elt.i.rutiNq...! the.tirl's. fr,•in
rubbing against tare ilierb. '
In its Inure perked adaptation to all eaßacitles.
In itss - beimt nikszte cagily and epeelify chatif. , 1
Ironi one kind of work to another.::- - 6 ;
In its more perfevt adaptation to altlirols oft Er 'r•
'pg. , I , .
vthrr machine. l3.
In AA. ti'a,:r. t .-ity ;tot Maki i betti fA= clubreidcf,y--
by a lucre chatige;
In n:akzng nun ,turen—especiany for f341:17
USE,.
In its stitch Isiing the most even and
In its the iitrinii:iPst., and 4 rnoiit eilo , •
•
In ii =eau twine automatically fastened--hr the
-In its . N.` . 3M be i ng the Oatto
r lti_ its scant Wore easily takeg ±itt,
Lavin:: the 1...5t 11 , ntiners ;—no t
nr vim the 11. , tits-Nprn.
In having the best Fkller —the only - on.. flint
works with the , :id , UP ,
In•hsvine Iliai , ler,—one always a.titoted
and ready for .n~e.
And atnany pouts oI excellence.• -
• Call and twe the .Wiliox Cdhhs Newjint Nirtiehine:
atlhe otlice ' If, BARRIS,
Bridge Street. ,
'rowsndS, I's. !.
Mar .25,'11
. 7 w.L,01 9 .1'761V.07, FOR §ALP,
11h.•fotiorty, at Ikrishoro.
t t•K}at. nt Satoittil
ili••••.•*4—•1: ooltio,ttiiii of a latioi
:11111 , -1.1%111. 7
th, tothii Mill pcph, rt..l
awl terms apply to U. c .
„ .Ktt!„o. - .
n't3". -. ."VLawt - Tio6nilo, to 31 ).
Exiielitri.x, a.t 'Mortistosrh. Mrripi•cOrinty.
Jerl , P V. Th, , 4,r,perty cah be oeen
to Daniel Dit,litite. -• '
• Dee. 11, •
- 0
FA.CTOTAY .' 0 1,1
SALE RENT.—The st.lbscriber offer, 1, 4
kiittlaiva ono. folk Knoll; of 1t. , 0•
the7Solltr4o.kErio Ildaro;fa, fog e..ale
r”tit. Also une or tWk) thNelll.l”4.ltotl ,. rs , tzar
F.totorr.whidf •ilispriod of. - Forms rnif
kti ,, Wri ' BENJAMIN r -
Motirotton, Pa.. April 19. 1t 4 71. for
ATEIIY. , • OHOIdE •dIiEEN • AND
1.21;ia v•elleng - Fitkp tit 'retail by • .
rrHE ITHACA WHEEL'I.IAKE,
L Plaster ant Giain Itroadmr.,t • conthin ,,, l.,
For rnking hay or grain stubble. towing plat .
grain, kc. A en.lrndid nteerAs., Farmers 0m ,,, •••
the Plaster Fo - weiii.l . vdrt: there' will be no Inor‘e
ing plastei by hand. t'er sale loy
WEILII
Towanila,
PERCE
DWELL & INTER ARE SELL-
N. !kg TEA, very await.
/I
f/ 11 za
- ea`
37 ' 0
7 :0
. - 10
El
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WT . ...
' 4 JO
... 4 09
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NOTICES.-
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