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Ntt - , , Fielit.:',iit'llti*ii —Kossuilt lives in strict priraq at ) • .? • P —Lift is ont of debt asdlas,s9s,: oosiu the trtsetury. - - The Swiss ribbon4Sakers are said so know 1 1 3,000 differezt toloti. • —Atlant,s, Oa., is eat t o contai ITC timei u many dogs is lo beings. —Barolfliottenharg has been Ap pnftsed Ansidin Minister fn Athens. • ' .. - - Count Palszky will; it, is said mi ter the Austrian diplomatic serirbie. —New Hampshire is putting up '- more cotton rectories. —Virginia has the on y- negro lu natic uyintn in the world. - _ Jerseyman eloped with the An (mg woman; by mistake. _ *beat fields. of -Oregon at la t Aecennte,Kcre lainriantly t ereeti. • ' • alpine reduced beirAebt list year -14140,-0002 and went Re.tm!)l* - tty.. • t • • A - bale of silk ei6eobrs• weighing Illittlitql!pounatt; is Borth $1(100. ,j -• eft; are seventy...eight railroads J., rinntly, n1- - mu„ 18,145 ruins ct road. fever is prevalent, in Eliz alw•tli. , - ' —Eufaula (Ale.). ladies are fond I . - --Last' words of criminal 'Forget me !mot." .1 —The town otHunttngton, L. 1., id to be divided. —There is good sleighing through out the whoie 'State or Ntnnesats. —Ten thousand men are employ ed in Michigan leseber-camps this imam. Baltimore .claims; this largest bakery on the west side of the Atlantic ocean. Three sisters hi Stonington, were marr, , 4 on New! Tear's to three t.rr.,110-re. • The Danbury tcoino .Vet has felt ' , Miffed to iniccoriii) t.i the rofre of cir cumstances. , , - - --A ~ T renton, N. J., philanthropist sent els. it : Kris/old doll blitles Chipaga for. Chrir tots!' present& —The r Ciiiatto Poxt wants to know it the Governor his -had Clu IStute arms vace.- nated. r • • • national triad is! beinc; 'rapidly sithicrivati ill E:i 4 Liti:i rm. tha reshintoon of War,Via. Castle. has blaneo of fifty five t'enni•and <loiters in ite 4 1'etritori21 ,Treas 117 ord 661. . . —Cornell & Coinpany s paper-mill it Michigan", was burned on ,Saturily. LUrs, f. 19:!,90(1. •---tha snow' is said to average thrn a hair f6efin liepth through -. Eiji, U.' ‘V.1 0, 1, ,than. • ---- An acre - -of dfitlsden , plantiNi in stnarix , rn.ing 1.0(a izp.ll , atia rd wine. L, ---The aenths - froth MIR/111)0X, lad I mPa:if - Philadelphia,. iVett WI, a aecrease of :!0 !Dna thepreviaug week. • The Chicago Tribune.. malts Dr. Levii,otore to be brought back and thin put Naha b n da to keep out - Gf Africa.. ,- —Three Texas 'gentlemen have ; , macle.arraegements for ioclosing 115,030 acres - of land in "one body for pasturage. —The Bqard of -Me.tropolitan Po re:, at Viraelaitigtan have, appointed detective Cl_nryne Chief - of petectives. • . NTetuphis. hay twelve cutten.- - c-riw,isin g estabwinielitA, ntiels.have'a to tal rapreitF MOO bales in wets e - —Capt. Burton; the .l frie!u =troy g•tez., !hat Le Las not the +digit - test teasun to, deepen of the sett iy of Dr: Livingstone. ' • —ittitt V. Childs., tt own r.: yvai found. ,tend in bed, et NpW Or. +out au overdose of la.udatinm. Friday. • lliddlef ()wit,. Conn., Mina ,nentat LIK tu tweet It sot. , ber'e n ,, :bunt , •nt whieh • will )41 not less than sao,r,un. i - • • produa of ,Vitilikeltaphiu - iu dnotrit.; iA put Ett-tio bag.: gun; o. tkitee bun drerl anti fi:tv D,nring .the " :ye'ar just closed thin, have hten lire 4 in iting kiarntlu, N. Y., which hi !en ine:ream, of five ,iver lest wear. ' 7 1 —The ronna-hotiz3e - of the Luke :Coon- nud jgan Itai;road , at Toledo was loiroed Tth,!lay, ttith nix liniomotives; lose, ilwi,oon. I-. --111 - s. Stokes is on the Atlantic, - u/ay' Immo from Europe. - and bas no .limmic., 4o of the droadful edam committed by her hunU:Erti • dispatch frorn.London • 12.10 the New York IM-ald reports that Sir Samu el Balker, the African eiiilorer, wait well and • • near Khartoum. Supervisor Simmons, 'of New . England. made an argument on Friday before • the Waco and mean., Committee in favor of • cone thilating• the —.A:Serious and singular 'railway 'itoefileut was caused in Ragland by the else neer and fireman botirgaing to sleep at their posts while the train was'in motion. —lsabel A. Titus, of Boston, WhO }llll4 been.ori a visit to Dr. Pray in NeW York eity,biew her brains out with & pistol on Thurs day Cense of suicide tinktrowu. --- The world uses 150,000,000 IKint:(l.(,t if, each year d ind 718,000,000 pounds flncoVe.[ (lima inruip.hes nearly all the lea, and Brazil over 0n , .-half if the coffee. —The City_mills,st Danville j1111C•; 11 , .1:, Auburn, Owned -By Fasco Co..itere burned Friday with, contents, and the ;oast* 41,000 ; insured for $12,000. - • —With regard to the new German coinage!, it is stated that the government pro .poaes to Issue at first .6,217,000 pieces of twenty marks. eaeh, and 1.903,000 pieces of ten marks eartt. —Since hsttn - bruary no lea than t wenty-eight companies for venancting the construct/an of .asphalte paving have been started in England with - an aggregitecapit4 of x 3,2215,000. —The - Union Trust Company, be uideft afionraing that debt of Sonth Carolina on the basis of fifty cents on 'the dollar, also set. Gee the indebtedneis of clonal Caroline to the present financial ageat. The. annual 'session of the Min nemota Enca4pment of the Grand. Army of the Ilepnbii&has held Wednesday,at St. Paul, with a hal attendan. Captain H. A. Castle was re elected commander. --A-ciLy of Mexico dispatch states - that 1311 u, the American Secretary oftegation, having investigated the affair 15? the bark _Brothers, Jaye the statements of American cap tains are confirmed. ' ' —fin ' • speitking of the late Joseph Gillott:a writer says : "Roe, muds the world owes to Mr. Gillott, for ecurtsuietteci in the pro ductiori of wtitikg, it would be difficult to anti. k:sip. roacubei of smallpox .cases here Leen repotted In Washington. The Board of Health announce that they are prepared to remove all -eases ot.`contagtbus unease Vats moment's tiptice. --=-Wifliam H. S.. Smith for many sts z : manager of the lkiaton Mnseum, and attaeltiql to the California Theatre in San Franciut.-Tor'some putt 'Oast, died in ,that ' city on Weilneaday lut. , —A little girl` was told to spell -foment sod give us meaning. wits sentence in which, it was wed. The following was liter ally lel-answer; ' "Ferment, a verb, signifying, to wark,•l lore to ffrmeat i&tbe garden." • - : • The Indians 'of,nper. Michigan ore employed to carry packages or nitro-glycerine on their hacks. As DODO of them hare stum bled yet, they are not aware of the fate that is at the same time beibre them andibehind them. Fox, ex-Assistant Sec retary of the Nary, dpelicies the appointment as ono of the throe arbitrators on the etainzs Of Admiral Farragut's heirs for prizemoney, on account of private dates. —The Afrihopae, .tit the Wishing: ton Nary-yard, has on board her alms and 'crew, with steam np. , Though she has been lying t,bere for Ave years, her machinery and gun pivots work as inlool/14: as when sae tray in genre service: ' a_ r —On Thursday neat, at half past en o'clock, the Congressiinuil Ways and Meant; Committee -will bear all pirties who may de sire to - 'mow before theinloo the subject of rice, and on February I, at tut none hour, the representkyresnr the set *is rest. hut s -;-ThaState of 3 hUsetts holds among its icon/Wes the - li. of Maine. Ne w Hampshire,- Eberle Island and Oottatietiont, amp in the tigress so awe tbsit • million - dollars, Of Milted States stisruttawit the Conntroowealtk hokts 11,,1,MVX0, - fradfiol Neporter.. EDITORS I IC. O. GIOODSI6II. r S. W. 411.11.V015D Totvanaa. Thrift, :an, 2 Republican _County Convention. 4, "411 •-•••" J • • “41 . AT ? At *meeting of the Republican Staudt ng Eon mit* of idioekCicitrty, held at Towanda on the 28th dt Fidirdi4 MU die foElowing wee adopted. Wilma& this lneggiblicans oelteedliatt will be alba Updeto dzibip6e~ to them in • Stde Cotavention. moos to e t i l i & - 7 — for the purpose of placing , ta sonnuatiens de far Governor. and also to Wilma with Vermin to the mode of choodew a Mews *Omit this Condeesdonal Ddialct tn the Republicate ifefiloot conventka for the choice of csadidatia for 'ra a. dent, and Ties Provident of the rafted Stake. and oleo with role/ewe to 'she choice of a • dl Elector forthti Clonignewional District. Rooked. That the follosing tamed R.Wir=itttesel of Vigilance. 'Mich One appointed toe the diem 4 election districts. on the 11th day of:4lnly. 11171. La act for the enardag yese‘low bared riot to mil elections ice the chides of two deil to rep. resent their respective districts to a county Con vention hereby called. to. inset at the Caul Rem to Towanda, cm Mcnidayevening.. _February 5.18T2. at To'cloela p.m., for the purpose abaft mentioned. Said delegate elections to be opened at 7 p.m. sad claws at 8.; p.m., of Saturday evening. Wanda lid; 1871. Besoloed, That in Wes of the eastir the Republicans of eanyentfou —,,._ .4 11"6 the I earnestly raw& to ere the sh tau In order tho county ma he ; l rented. and the wilt and 'al th ea Otte fairly =mud 1 . f. BOLCOM. • . • Joma Passumar, • 1 , . ' Wm. Law* - • Jose VasDram C. IP: tlanp, • C. Fmsloria. . _I A. - • -A. Swim. _ __s • Boariarr Ammar. _ . Btar7g Committee. rrotuMer. COXIIITITZIEL /Gina ticse.—W. P. Sows, Nathan R. 'Weller, B. Oreimbire. /Mew bero.—l. X. Ely, Jr., Chas. Elpaidies, 11.0. Bays. - 4trien.—ll. E. Gilbert, John bhirens. G. W. Fakeer. Mbarry.—Warren Ayres, Freak Jinn* James Terry. Aratenia.—Lester Ripley,Cham.llliT.Alea. Cease. Alba.—S. D. Carmaa„Dr. Booker. Orin Dunbar. Barclay.—W. S. Taylor,W.m. A. 111111 s. L G. Blight. Burlington tirp.-1 ii* . A. Pine, R. X. Knapp. P. Bares. I • Surtingtan boron-J. 8. Clark. Scott Pults. Thomas Smith. - McMaster& Wed.—C. 1.. RoektrelL Geo l .D. Bourne, Sam. Bailey. Cordon tirp.,-Wm. L. Manley, Geo. , yathea L. Bothwell., M. P .Cantos boro .- 0. W. Gridin, •P iris. S. I' Can. retwabia.—P. Peckham, W. Fa B. Ferguson: Franklin.—Jas. C. Ridgway. Chas. Stereos, F. F. Fairchild. Graniale--L, D. Taylor, Setb 'Perim Jolla For. , • ilerrick.—D. C. Barnes. Joseph Lee. Wm. Nesbit. Le Rac a Ue. - -1L H. Coddles. J. IL Johnson, J.J. Le Rolt.-113t011e. Meal. ?ear l s, Sidney Mcrae. I Litekfiehl.—Vra. Bostwick, Banal McKinney. if. 1 9oPe. '- No wa r ap.. -Chas. ilollen. , F. Sweet, M. T. Van: iorder. ockwell • Monroe boro.—J.- B, IL Ilirom. 7 . C. Tracy, 0. R,. Orscelt.—W . I. Friable, Ai -G. Matthews. lame Marsh. Onertnn.—Danterileverly, James Moltineara. M. F. Mathews. /Vl-e..-.o.l.‘DeWolt, H. B. Chaffee, Lacy Stererar. • Ridsbury.—A:C.Robinson. H. S. Owens. James P. " &Aire& • „ RCIIIIIiMP.—Win. Park, L. Prince..J. /A. Moody. Rowe hero.—A. B. Keefe, 0. W. Is l g. D. Vonght. AlaitAp td .. - 'T Geo, T . Seed . ft Tracy, __E. S. David.. , ! epritigfield,Lßobeit Allth.• 0. P. Barkness, Win. Trams 1' syleania.—E. Q. Tracy. 4 Tiekbarn, , 0 . P. Maar* South Creek.E. C. Parses/I. John gratg. Ira Crane. Saeakesfuto —O. h. Fuller. Jesse Brerwa, 0. QOM. Standing Store_—Myron Sztahte. 'Wm. ~ Stevens, P, tAndn ii ' eery m.llerton, Bir aer .' arn L. Tr ier. • . Towanda try —H. I...Scott:O. D. OrdienoughiJnd ' son Bowman. Towanda boro.—C. M. INII. Hobert kfeCtitckeon, W. H. ?darshnll. - Towanda Norte.—E. E. DeLong, G. B. -Mills. Alm Smith. Troy Mp.--Scotk Manly. 'W. U. Simi. M. Rockwell. Troy boro.—Bent. Beebee. Jas. {;aeon. John J. Spalding. , • Tuscarora.—A. Bummer. Wm. Shiimwss, B. Cogswell. Lock' 0.. E. IL Mini r. Levi Warren.—O. W. Stone.- U. Howell, John Dzards , ley. • Windham .—L. I Olmstead. Janina 'dohnecrn. Ass McKee.. . • Wyaitaina.—S A'. Gaylord. H. B. Ingham, S. S. I Butts. • W'yxne.*-21. E. C. Styes. W. M. Shores, Gear , .. A. Woad. Wilmot.—John Sc Quick. E. Morta r Skelwrd.T. Peiliur.i Janus M. Uritk. 1 • - • ler Onr member of Congres s Judge I Mtmcua,duis introduced te following' (li bill, and will undoubte y be - able to b pass it: A bill 411.11. No. Min to admit tiro of duty all . , tea and coffee imported into the United States on and after theist day of . :Lily next ; which was read a first and second titito, referred to the Committee of Ways dnd Means, and order ed to be printed. 11 - • 7.'- I SS. English journalists are , very anxious to aid in deatilig a breach. zl betwecen the 1:Initod" Statt'a and Spain, and in fact - with Itussia and as funny other European powers as pus- Sible. In such an event,l England of course .would expect td settle het difficulties with, an& that she owes us, after her ow' if think ing and acting. r INS. Stokes, the ni) of Fisk, and his friends, ate poring to get up sympathy' for - tence,'On the' plea - that the - powel. of the Erie railroad is being used to proatr4 his conviction. If the power of that Cor poration is never used hereafter for a worse purpose, it will be l it r i continued blessing to the. e city of Ns s:York.: Stir It is soli said that Fisles re ported great wealth wiz a, mistake, and that, aft e r his affairs are all fet tled and debts paici c his property will not amount to More thaii • $lOO,OOO. He lived extravagently, .nd tbis Per pawl' lUiv-suits for several yeare past, must have' cost . 4kim a large sum of money : Still, it will somewhat -as tonish the public if his reputed mill ions hare dwindled-down Ito the rath er. insignificant sum of 0.00,000, the amount willed to his sister alone. , sir T 14.3 • Freiach Assetnbly having refused to concur in the recOmmenda-: tion of, President Tmzns flsl his Cab inet to impose a tax on ra materials, the President on Saturday tendered his resignation. Grea texcitement prevailed in the Chamb on the pres entation of the paper, an the Assem bly by an alMost unanimous vote re- fused to accept the resignation, and declared that in voting against the measure to tax • raw Inaterials they had no intention of eip essing want of confidence in thegovernment. Finally Tame withdow his resigna . __ tion and quiet was re*L- Mir The latest news from Mexico into the effect that the insurgent lea ders are quarreling amOung them selves. To disagree seem to be chro nic with all Mexican pol ticians,, and it is quite likely' that th opposition to President Juarei may, die from the suicide, out of peraonaljealousies, of its own leaders. Meantime, the goy- ernment seems to be +ducting its affairs with considerable wisdom. The army has been- very succ,esaful in its operations against the iirgenta,the loyal elements of scrciet have not been alienated by any atrocious deeds of critelty - or revengeand! the filliktlCCll managed with. econotnithe govern. meet even declining to - d ministers_ ti, ilia United States, tips , , Germany and Italy, 4 i, P -'. o the =oat, • . Tsui mustavvih • .‘ • - , 11toth branches t the Legislature - • -Jar _ •. • , tt • - 41 1 1 4 ; restricting the Commissioiers of this county to $70,000 espeSditures..ao /113 .ILe jai This is done in swards= with* pnohrions resolution passed Vile list Republican vonvention. Mr. BWIDSLY from the committee on Vice and Immorality has reported a bill to prevent' the salepf intoxicat 7 42g liquors on election days. Mr. BSOCSIYAY offered the folloWing, , which after *short debate was adopt- Rooked, That the Often& judiciary Com mittee of this Ilonse - be inotrivited to inquire it any railroad chartered by this COmmonwesith, andnow owning coal lands or ()Paroling collier- ice in this State. hare made fibs or hmerreet returns to the, legislature. or to the Auditor General as to the amount of tbeir:cspital stock, thiridends, real estele,topalge or groat receipts, cr have withheld from the Cominonwealth any taxes upon the mime, with power to send , for persons and papers on reasonable cause tor investigation Whig &own. • ot the county are A resolntion pro:ill:ling for a final adjournment on. tho 28th day of March hai pasaed loth Mouses. tbste atter& fully repro. taajarttyle In the Senate an amendment'td the Jury law has been I introduced pioviding that the drawing oljurora in all too comities of the Coinmon r wealth shall be 'done under tlre"direo tion er.d supervision of) the Judges 'of the courts of Contralti pleas, or -any two of them, and mill the presence of any citizens . ;who Easy desire to witness it. Referred Ito Judicial Geniral. , 1 A long discussion upon the Phile delPhia Registry Law tOok place in the Senate on the 1 8th , and early ac tion will undoubtedly be: taken upon it. It appears to be the opinion of many Senators of both parties that the law shduld be amended. Mr. ,Bec4t.sw his al r eady called up his bill offered last winter provid ing for eumulative voting in . , the election of school direct ors. A discussion'over te bill for re 'pairing the Senate Ch l amber, and "a resolution providing for . the care of the - mammoth. paintin g of Gettys burgh, occupied a largo portion of the session of the Senate on Thurs day. The same subject was also dis cussed in the in the Houie., - - Maj. Maw, on the . lBth, presented ahill to prohibit the gVanting of any license to sell intoxicating liquors iu any city, borough ors township. In this CL,mmonwealtb, übless a majori ty of the voters in said city, borough or, township shall vote in favor of license. Vice and Iminorality. The -following offereli by Mr. Lest in the HOUS6 passed by seising vote; —45 voting-in the affirmative,and 23 in the negative: 1 Resariv, That the CNILLOCI be 'attracted to couTer with i of Clommon &beets upon till port by bill or otherwise wil of compulsory educatiOn. Mr. Fives from the mittee has reported a' the election laws ID( wealth. -, Altert.3lll - A MIT VISIT MIDSONDALE, CAIMON CO., • VILMA Or Thr, nztortz .. ; geeing as I do, rom time to time. short al , tehes from differ-1 pi cut' inelividmils, I thought ! rhaps / might in terest you with a short like! h : . I On Friday, Dec. 22nd, . .a lilt pastl three I o'clock, I found myself on hard a train, on tire,_ ! L.V.R.It. hound for ItiLw. ork. Althoßgh it was snowing quite lively, swept . down the romantic valley of the Leld 11, until we arrived at E aston. . Ev er y now and eO we could see • a passenger train, 6u, thls opposite side of the river on the I.,:dig. fill; sclerningly. 'trying to compete with o n etime. While at Easton it - began o rain, and it rain ed steadily for about tbre'e hours and froze as flat as it; came I- consequently the track was very bad ores the Central RIR. of New Jersey ; but, bower, we arrived in New York about eleven o'clock, baring bad a pleasant side after all. /then procieded "up town" to No 2 Due ham Place, at which place Droriced about mid night_ • ,; . • IH . On Sanirday mOrning it . tr 0.3 gal rattling g lut : sleighs were quite plenty. In the , forenoon, I went and visited this fanionii establishment of Ivison, Blakeman. Taylor &ICo:, at 139 and 140 Grand Strrq. I was very/itrteemsly received by Mr. M.D. Rayes,wito cep nettd nie through the building. It ls , a floe to:tinting, and' from the mountains of hooka it a ll owed the certainty' of "business." One thing. in ppteular which attracted my attention, was, DO file blaek-board rpe writing exeetted by P. R. neer. I. Would advise all teachers and fri luds of education, it who visit New York, to visit this establishment. . In the afternoon I visited he Fourth Avenu e hail Road, over which one lunched and sixty. four passenger trains run daily. ' The,'' Grand Central Depit" of the New York Central and nrideon hirer Rail Meads Ii wiikir seetegr It occupies three I peke lia length and nearly one jii width. On Saturday evening, at Mae/ all limes. l when people wanted gars, they were deprived of it froth &ith to 79th fits., laud from river to river, an l aecconnt of whieb the papers of Sun day and Monday gave in liletail. ; The flout stores Pere illuminated with lamps and tallow candles. .Ve.nderbailt inuntinated the "Grand Central" On-" Sunday evening with tallow can. dles,'se; says the Bun. flundaywas spent by bearing a sermon by Rev. Beale; from John, XVII, 22nd, in the fore noon. In the afternoon, inleompany with Mr. A. B. Baker, (formerly of Watford C 0.,) I took • walk on Fifth Avenue. seat ..w ti.., mu i,,k ins of &we Tweed,' COW Stewart at2 , others. . Monday came, ay could Le wished. My time rag with friends and visiting time be ing occupied, I did ark. . In the evenfogi turkey" and saw a family Chrhatnas 'tree of Mi. N. Mer ritt's family. Thus passed Christinas with mei although not forgetting the day, se you may think.' • . ' - i : • 'riewley came, and at 12.j10 I had spoken the 4 00d.by,' and was on my. ,sy back to Hudson ; .e, Pa., atorbleh place I ' ed at half put :atiln th e evening, having e joyed my trip ,very - Well. I will close by saying perks* you -may bell; from me again co , g this opal region. Yours 'Truly, I W. W. C. - gi p- Mosby, the _ ; ! ilk c hi e f, h as been appointed a bri . diet general of Virginia millitia. Tbje Union people itr of Virginia have no sh ein Governor Walker's sympathise To recommend a man for appointmen upon the score his Unionism is to def i eat his nomina tion. • To expatiate upon his treason to the Government iS to 'naive his appointment. But thin infamous ring now fastened npon Old Virginia - . is destined to be broken: `The - Marton trial Was thirdly . concluded Tuesday afternoon, and the jury at 2:05- o'elock retired to their room to ina><e up their verdict. LETTER not .T • ASSOM. Aa a so ro , I • W ' • . • lit, 11374. Nig fort _ Oui rFea*a Pot - . 1.111 ...." - -7- --We b have .;%. etegtaily, " • *aka - of fes- . icrthp Utter dimust.lof Avery . one emespitag run Arnerici, there wis 7 V6ei usual bilrutrig of O explosion of rockets and other ire Chinelie ithcenThiStEsciddie meek" llitui those mysterious plums pilled "sample VOWS or ascending from the depths of oetisr or bus matt, could be seen many a Amnia flee - that evidently had bogs "smiling" a merry, Christ mar with some trieted of Mimi:dale - ea. r s' ! ers ssw "Open and hospitalities. the usual meant of Ailing and the consumption of disguised whiskey. judging from the "wessieg way "in which mayor our fashionable Callen could by seen leaking *kg the streets and avenues.' Boarding of the num ber .of their calls, they declared that they " woulitet . go home till morning.' Not is kw whit never mixed their drinks and who ill day kaki went whiskey straight Were *id in that pecrillar' eondition of, nervous and physical prostration In which' they could not well "rise to ex p lain.". The amount of drunkenness sear along our streets during the holidays did not argue much for the acaltar amiss of the temperance advocates amongst us. ttee on Education r lieSuperintendent bi Subject, and n". tbo oxpediency udiciary Com supplement -to this Common- P . M.OP Mile BEW YOE& - - / A., Dec. 29, 1871. ♦i 271 t 1312CMVII 31.4311Z0N there was the usual levee, with the customary routine of arrangements., The same rush and Jam and eagerness'to shake the n Presidential hand. The same gathering of Reuters and Representatives, meMbers of the Caldnet,naval and military °Meets in end Tor. eign Ministers glittering in "gold lace. There was the same tide of people pouring in at one door and out at another, crowding and crush= tug through the halla and corridors and Presi• dentlal reception rooms, as undergoing the annual squeezing with apparently the same homige and devotion with which a Mahomedan perities his pilgrimage to Mecca. Begat : dices of the fog and mud and the rain that all day long came drizzling down, the streets were lively with carriagesdriven hastily from point 44 point and with pedestriani sp• peering and disappearing at tho various open doors." Washington istrridently given to entertain ing, and New Year's day, seldom fails.to errioce the liberality of its entertainers. • Dnring tiro put w,oek. at Lincoln Its 11, was held a three days convention et the • VENAIS scnatlos slizitsLts and Freo, love lunatics marshalled by Mrs. Woodhull, Stanton, Hooker and lights of leuzr magnitude who, feeling the importance of their 'minion, were bound to expound and cense epie'ntly expounded. " To the spectator this convention Presented no element teat weal enlist attention or re spect. In the long-wieded and carefully pre pared speeches uttered during all this time, there were to be found no convincing argu ments, that seamen would be the gainers by our placing the right of suffragc in their hands;" coupled - with their forced.abstraction from hearth and clomestialife, while the monstrous doctrines enunciated by Victoria Woodhull and her followers, who, with profane bands, would destroy woman's only safeguard, she holy insti ll:llion of:marriage, the better class of women must certainly shrink from - with horror and disgust: - The cause of women! suffrage must enlist in its defence a class aho will at least tarnish some evidence, of parigmal purity and give a moral tone to the movement; and certainly this much cannot be said of the demonstration ititnessed here during the past week. In a thuuicial point r 1 view, this' convention was a succesl. Very many were attracted to its licence—the learned and the unlearned, the wasbed and unwashed—some from curiosity others perhaps from a desire to obtain a better underatand:lsg of the subject. Be that as it miy, while regarding this platform of maniacs, it, would to a difficult task to •determine which was the dominant feeling inspired—pity or du+ gust. This however, was a matter of little con sequence to them, so long as the price of ad mission was regularly paid. This apparently was an important 'feature of the performance, "Yotipays your money and takeii your choice." BF-PUBLICAN IiAXIONAL CON rta a ON - Through' the infliteme of ailarge delegation of prominent Plated%Tans 'it ho, during the past Reek, made bur city a visit, it has been de cided by the rational Executive o.)tomittee of the Union Republican party, to hold-the next Republican Convention at Philadelphia on Wed nest's7 thoSth day of jrako. This decision of the Committee is held by the many u a move that trill largely influence, the renomination o 7 President Grant, and is at the same time, tookiitl upon in the right of a defeat to those who were opposed to his renomination. -The latter acre strongly in favor of holding the convention atßi. Louis or some ather'southern point. 1 . That President Grant will be reconilnated is a foregone conefusion, The mir subter fage of the "one term" principle, now ringing through the country, advocated by his oppo nents is the Senate anti elsewhere, will have no force or effect with the , great mass of the peo ple, who, perceiving their motives, cannot be allured: to its support. The people, entirely .utisticd with the management cif pubhe affairs sluing the paid four Years, with the prosperous condition of the country . before them,onr finan (Ail credit once tottering on the verge of ruin, now firmly established—cannot be brought to the belief that a continuation In power of the present iidmmiritration would in its effect be disastrous. They are not yet - prepared to be led by a few Presidential Aspirants who bops to further their chances of semen under the thin gauze of this "one tern" theory which, they now are so industriously parading before the PeoPle- The "call" of the National Ezocutive Com mittee is a recitw of the splendid history., of.the Republican party during the last twelie yearr. The people are reminded that the pledges giv en them have been Wilfully fulfilled. • The States lately In rebellion have been re stored to their former-relations to the Govern ment ; the laws are faithfully enforced ; peace restored ; the public debt is reduced ; arid the rights of citizens are respected and maintained. The Ilepnblican party -has triumphed over every, foe to justice, humaity and pe,l- ; sad its &shay is yet unaccomplislied; its yehrs of use tubiess instead of being ended, have but begun. It must secure to posterity the results of ibi sacrifices and its labors. ' GLEANINGS. --.4/0111ti SIVINCL—In an addreas delivered last . week, Horace Greeley said he thought the worst thing about .working was that too _many of them felt impelled to spend what they might save betwo no special reason was brought home to them for saving. If all the young working men would save two dollars a Week from the time -they are twenty one until they ire twenty-five years elig which is about the age most of them gat Marrie4at, they would soon find themselves !4rrefortable ! ctrautudances. .It was not by es nor_ by high wages that the working maws condition could be improved. What is the good of one. ' body of inn organizing fur a strike, when, for each man who demanded higher pay anti de clined to work if it was refused him, there were a dozen ready and wiling to mirk for any price the emplorer might name - -And as to high lieges, the very fact that wages were increased was an indication that the expensed of living Would be also increased. Evelyne° should bay a piece of ground ; that was the first start. Ex cept whore they found a final resting place, too few working men owned any now; yet there were five hundred places about New York where land might be bought stanch a moderate price as it would bring for iiising potatoes alone. In these places the'working sten might buy and pliant their shade and fruit trees, and In time raise" up tillages. Ile would gladly see filty pia:attune of woikieg melt handed together for such a purpose, for they would have an ob. jec t iu living their seintey.. Columbus correspondent of the Xenia Casette states the icollowhig Incident hi the L e re at John Sheri= : "His first ap. pearanew hatore the public( was at the Model.. Phis cep gelation that nominatedGentral Taylor for Pre:What. It happened in this vise :He was a de* r=ate to that convention. Mao in the urge alitation it came' to the ehotkna of a secretary , Judge also an Ohio delegate, arose in the convention and maid that tbe Ohio dal** to had a erOllW man In It whom he dia. parossOiss i -lt the Schenectady mar Is to be bade& pomp. las L lAreinoiditore ins Now Toelettfigrans, according to this writer, met William O. Weed, a well-known lobbyist, in the bootblacks' room of the IlelVen, ilar *IWO 1 00* '001.4 11 0 4 Wilk hint.lle mimed soon grew io Tani bolt "men shipped-re tbdr - embrand *l4, and were P loo4 *.d*S *Mut** thelf remarks, when Ir. Casskly, of the &gut, ID. t caopted than, and after a ens moments deiced Siam to 'partaka of a tbatipagnii sap per. Thereafter there ass friendllnes* math is estimated that before' tha sapper was ocet chided Ileum 'taunts sad Weed enhrsosd, each other th tbs Mod afibettoaste manner ninety:five times, mid shed nacalmted team: . = The Pittsburg Dispatch says "The peerage by the Minds Lgradstess of the bill "to mei& spins' the evils retrylting front the sale of intasicating liquors," sesame consid erable squirming among keepers of erogiries, in that State. These mantdheturers of drunk enness. plumeitan, and mime We had their or way so long that they hare emote think that among their inalienable rights" is, that of growing rich and fattening upon the Misery and wretchedness of the poor wins and chit. dren of sots. Happily the beneficent impulse of our modern drills:Won is gradrudirgsining strength enough to tarry these humus taw pits, and their pernicious trade into outlawry. TEE Ku Klux.—The New York &twin Mail says.: Whatever may be our personal prejudices, it must be conceded that theltestimoni giv en at the En Klux triala in South Carolina is conclusive as to the per.° petration of a long series of outrages of inhuman barbarity by members of that organization., Even Beviali7 Johneon, acting as aouneel for the accused, has been' compelled to ex press his confidence in , the evidence and his abhorrence,' of s the crimes which it disclosed. If doubt has ex isted hitherto in any mind as to the necessity of the declaration of mar -1 s tied law in that State, for which the President has been ski soundly abused by extreme partisansit must aertain ly be dissipated by the revelations made during the trials t..ovr in pro gress: • Dans or A. Aluzrositar.—There died at Meadvilkt, Pa.., the other day, a man far advanced iin-yearawho was one of those who, tan years ago, sud denly found themselves possessed of , immense wealth by the discovery of petroleum on territory from which a lifetiiie of delving and toiling had previously failed to return more than a subsistence to the owner. In 1860, John Tarr would readili have sold his farm for $1,500; bat one day in June, 1861, long and patient boring" was onded to by the spurting up of thela • ons treasure from sev eral heavy wells, and then the rocky and hilly acres of the ota man could scarcely be bought. by covering them with money . In-1864 .he refused $2,000,000 for what had • then - become famous as the Tarr farm, and despite the fact that in common with'other wells, those on his land had-not been as profitable the last four years as be-' fore he died possessed of a larger for tune than that offered him in 1864. —Hartford Post. - • F . Nim Advertbemeata CCAUTION.--Whereas my wife girth. We left my bed sail board. without Plat cacao or provocaden..all persona are berreby forbid barbaktug or Woofing tier_ on my account se I will pay notable of bee contracting after Mk date. Ulster yanl2l2lr3e PHILIP BEM. c: K. LADD, PHYSICIAN. .1.1 sad Surgeon. TOlOll4l, Pa. Mica one door north of Day. trodden t dandeeson'a coal office. 3suir72 $2 , 000 to $5,000 Per Anntip2l Agents stapled for NATION, -Ira irtszirMIDMITTI37IO THE Needed is every home: I. De nbo! on tinted piper; has slaty Uhutratlona; all U 8 Preddentst ell U Censuses; a 11,17 8 Senators; all rateable &amoral ; likenesses or ail the Preehksb: "Coat of hang " Cl all the Mateo; . and other lithstratlons. An , &Icy clopadis at the Oarernment. Prim $2 601 One agent took thirty-seven orders In one dey—anathar serenty.dre in a by days! It walla Some agents clear at the rate af $ll,OOO per snr. Tamers; abed teachers, moteuelawal sm, young men and ladles, are eveuybere =thaw money rap idly in athrthabsg - for this wart. , The atetamens of Use beet ampule the eat. Write ne 'and we will mend circulars and hill instruction) free. Address NEW WOULD PUBLUMENG eauth-weel ear ner 7th and *etket etrorta. Pl.Uadelphia. . • Jan18.72n4 WrERSBURG ALELLS.. WHEAT, RTE. AND RTGAWRZAT ' , * 1 L ..0 - cr me, ...CORN 31:EAL -AND PEED - , cbesp for CARL CUSTOM WOES WARRANTED: also on band GROUND uaTUun PLASTER, from Old liongerdledn. Wheat, Blet Corn and Oita taken in =hang* far Re lIITIGL NEW COAL FIRM. • - Oa 4:1i1:01 Sweet, kontiagNlMial attest. • TOWANDA. Be. We ars tecehiag areet has the isles§ el• bald FITTSTOW, PLIIIIIMIN. sad 8171LIVAN ILI itIOAL. which we peptise to'welt tt thi meat mlittet pries Ws reepicittilly invite tboie wishing talmudism* to call and minim our CceL • We oleo keep Lira% fresh thom the kith. we will deliver Coil or Linn imberietoi desired on Short notice, addiing thetintomsz7 Prime eep7irTl-43 L. S. CASE is CO. WiS E. et KINGSLEY, Woos to totem the ladies of Towanda sad that she keep eaaatantig on hand large soppy - • WC I - L I.lsT Goon.. amiable to the aessoa. Thinking her pat rons for their liberal patronage haretstare, she air nuts them that no azertiona rrol be !wad to en. mare a continuance of the Jame. fibs also has 6 fins irdeetion at HATE AND FANCY GOODS, Rua is Kid Gimes, Linen Collars, • CuJs, Handkerchiefs. Beal Laces, Corsets, • ifc. I bate sloozoopmod. inootooetion mitt thooloont to do tny DRESS ATM° totsb li attoteat. and lon now prepaid • OUTZING and FITTING tbo lablot tooldouffio *Am co Mott aittio . o. Estroaos 4 'lLnett dooe to Pox Itotrtr% uP Oaks. Oen GASEVA INSURANCE AGENCY TROT. PA. rms, tarz am. mamma ntia to Italtrebat comiatima. Aka Load thaveytai and Ckataemettag. Tnestr • was rare 11:113,13111014 Orden Rimed altaa6ad 10. ' • • amitilsMely - - R. 'L. CARL VERY CHOICE GREEN' AND als at l e." ol6lll4 , "Mtn= Atheilsemsoti. I A s&.HTs i:' ' it --- • P - 7 H a, 2 "7- kv . ,owt--.'"4 1 4t , .. • 0 1 - - ' Ip, .eir • ''''' ' . 4,..,-,. tow saidsplillsys adlergelik t blippkilla - 7 Li ; ; DBESS GOODS,' .. ' - . SHAWLS, CLOAKS, SPRING GOODS! We also hive the, bed BLACK. ALPACAS, Indch ins ae ISWDg et old prica. isslll9,l SEASON 'or 18714. L O. OP Q.T. LECTURES. eadmiltse . hereemsde the felloirizei ewer mesdes t OLIVS .LOGA.Np. tinne—WEDXVIDAY, OCTOBER It Einlneet—.ltio• Young Nom" Dr. tT. G...HOLLA - 4D , • • =tor= Tnunum r • -1 • wt..-TIIIINDAY, IMMO= 14, lat... • plabjacti ..Thalkletatadertow." I lii• JOIIN tiar-2rnriv.rrei le. Int , . PErROLEUK V. NAEIBE . • •- F Date—J.ll2lll7,llßT 31. 1312. gediet—..Ttre Skinewatigh.r. henry ,Ward BOchei". Dite—nasusay„ —lB7l . ANNA B.- Dicurtssax. DIU 41:131KLUIT V. 1174. The other lecturers • 111 probably be HERBY WARD REICCRICR. IL IL CHAPIN and ROBERT COLTER. . 1 I • ... 11.•••• Gootool setaitolos liooseved Sotto Nom Tittoto 1. 3 la Tickets fat lii. at Poam t Yam % Den Blom fide W of Isse lect rred . Beets will earottesto tiro 317. ore oath ure s. augaznot. YOTLZ. L. 'IL MEWL ••' ••X. V. EMU. , V. VAN VIIVL: . • tonsils; Cid. S. ISTI. * * * ,* * .* * * * * ** . * * * * * *IIDNOTOGILAPHY r * *1 1 The undarsigrnsd would inform the smollo • AM lbw bars parchasel ~. * GA L LEE Y OF A l i T, .• * * * ' ItiftaniG 01:1311i. * 1 1 ott Maio street. trit door south of dee hest _ltalians! Beak. sad swim by strict Wasation * to badaess. ta at t l i l t tl: ad of dition Ty . is hz * * C;II* 117 : 10 = I****tia. - Mr. Gams * Is to nada as. sad gres ble whole time lad litleados to the main of - IVORYTYPIA • • * * zummarsou. AND WM= tXdaltB. * * 1 da «n.. 1121C2XXISG In EPIDIA . * * • Partividia siltation gtrat to UN optiatre, sad to teen in se= * work. so es to the beet malts. and se tau& tau es Wen to asking aaiirie as small children. * `l, Those weattog pktesee wtn plesas give $ :a tsisi..sed we think OM they old to oar '* GEO. FL WOOD k CO. * * j 1 anlll2y *. * * * * * * *. * * * *.* * * * NOTICE TO COAL OPEBATOEB will to recereed by the usiderstised is& tit I* I*JI6 tar boot* that portico of the debraller led Itatntibetartop.'sproperty; boon lathe Greek Leeds. oblehoostable a oda lessotatatatectas Owl. ot about Noes (t) reef a superior quality of q The eseppeey mil ropdre the Lessee to erect ell sad alias. or pay mine ken for ' lll =t ire er ts. dothot the• year 1 , 13; ?LOOO is IC C MAO too Is IST3. and 130,000 toes dodos the ..aM sad such suocesdhor year of the boas. . • • dm to foam , boonsatiortlestred any be bat by appbadba MUT H. BLUE. Pftside*llekrader Waft Ili Iltureft. C. Pditildiatisin.l%:.:Doe. 30. gm:, • IDE=1!IMIIIIIii t 7 FLANNELS, &,C., &C., To make room for II IVASS x XLILpII23I4 Bridge street. Tonna& Pa. 1137lbjeCt—" Will It PiZr." Bubject--.• ilati J:osa of .Ass.'. CLITIS will ch. S .150 'Boots. Ohm 414' t.'r.t.'•4;l.. • ; i 11;1.. • - f-'• k • I THE .M:]MIM' PLACE • To ' BooTs, &loss Aw RUBBERS r !TllLgy METROPOIitT*24,ST . O RE, 710. $ unarm iliriON9 nom BRIDGE !STREET. The hugest stock of Ikate, Shoes and Rubbers ever 'nought into Brad ord County, which wi 1 be sold 25 • • per neo, °heftier ithan- they can b$ bought st any other establishment. X buy lay at first hands sad thereby_ use the Jobber's profits, which enablea - me to sell cheaper than any other House in Tovranda; RT:fig3FAS 13,11134ERS ! I Of all the latest styles, which will he retailed at Factor:: Prices. Mena' Kipp and Calf. Boots, and Ladies Fin© Shoes, retailed at Whole- sale Prices. 3 I have the exelgeive sale of SAM lIEL WILSON'S Mena', Womens', Misses' and Chihirens taint) Shoes, which are the b4Att ever brought into thit =Ad. ELLIS H. NOE, 813ort Towaads. Sept. IS. 1811 i 11=1 KIP BOOTS. STOGA :BOOTS, CALF 11BOOTS, liiIBREB BOOTS, BOOTS AND SHOES In end* I%riEtt)'• TIM LS,L. 31,_40 D Y k CO., Hare the aole control for the Retail trade of Hunttairey Bros. HAIT:‘Ii&DE BO4TS.AND SHOES I lianuftwhved in Toimida, AM ire •re retailing them se ierr as °tilt= Looses are islsumg,Zut&a (bold DON'T BE DECTITED Be owe Mat you ere bayiai these Boot% fix It Oen stead to lemma that an aeitera Boot, rude by me. Wee throoshowl, win born to weer with the oeht• tasted TOVirANDA BOOTS RUBBERS! RUBBERS ! • large uroetuamt. which we are selling at a are redaction in prices. We keep none but hest quality Rubbers.. kNE SHOES! FINE SHOES ! - FINE SHOES .1 Foe ladles. Moos sad Clitldreti. lit WI. Gook Ild. - Yrutelklail. Betio and Preach Calf. to tact all tbe dyke manatieturoct by the but Factories in the tensity. ♦ raz. LIRE or Istrors GOODS ON BAND! ROBES 1 ' BLANKETS! Just rsestred. a lama deck Disido sod Lap Robes. also Maass 111saixts. IMP% am-. whirl Ins an as skit, for cub. =ME. TRATZLIXG 11011. Tbs limpet aiscittmant to shill twat ocompoodi , leg Woes. = at,. DI a all apt Ton vane suited. -: • •-'• L. L. MOODY & CO. .4,.. L. t. MOODY. 1 , .1_14.,.: ~, • ' . -:•'.• . I , ..i Simmilkinr.. - 3. wit. t NOVEMBER 20871: BUY Ycius HARDWARZ, IRON gri z . s t Aims) , 1 3L , A . P4lrsi •)• , ic.l4•Jar'! MECHANICS TOOLS, &C.; OF CUDDING Itt L_ t &'CO. • -, TOWANDAi - PA - 4 - •--- Who not - Only Bell at tholowest cash prices, ihich'cannot he undersold m - . the' county, but who, &OM their long experience in the . trade, are able to, and do; keep a variety of goods of all kinds whichl is not equalled in this part of the State. It is their aim ,t 4! sell - goods that shall giaa Satisfaction, and they_ havii only to refer to their customers in the put as to what they will perform in the futire. As the ordinary space of an aduertisement would' fail to,en- Itinerate the goods kept by them, whoevtr may -:.wish to purchasq should not fail to visit their store. They have a great variety of Cookidg and Heating Stoves,among ilia: are the 'Ainericen, -Morning Glory,, Oriental, and, many other patterns of Base Burners. _ They have a large lot of ferry Christmas Stoves at Iliduced Pelee*, although the tendency of prices is decidedly 'upward. _American Cook, . Magic Srideid, Tribune, Union, and many others: They are' the only agents tor the two best . Heaters ever-sold, the:Oriental and - Reynllds. Also Chaftee's National and Harrisburg Feed Cutters, Corn Shellers, Pocket Knives •and_ Table Knives, very cheap, Silver Plated Ware, Lard Whale and Machine Oils, Brass and Copper Kettles, ,Clothes Wringer 4 Boys' Sleds, Skates, Hay Rope, Lath, Tinware, Drain Tile, Cenient, Patent Iran Benches,. Ranee, &c. R 1V E ! IRON &. NAILS, 13.4LXAMIVVIaNT Eh cocwtit. Agent for' the celebrated Heating Call and see it wit i a fire in fine line _of Cooking Stoves, among are the - FRENCH . WINDOW ines§, Carefully packed, rime price as com- RUBBERS! Sash, Oils, Putty, Paint & Varnishes. hm , l . l.xla..jm.wm , 2j Locks, Lstekes,!, Batts, --- tirs, Att. PURE MANILLA HAY ROPE, Cheaper than any House in the State ROBES 1 We will Jell you anything in the Hardware line 10 per cent cheaper for cash than any House in Bradford County. Towanda, Nov. 1, 1871. 129 • MAIN STREET. Stove, ILLUMINATOR ! AIR PAY MA TER; ; - NORWOOD,. PRARIE HOME, SENSATION mon American. - Horsi Shoes and Toe Corks, M. lI_BALWOW. FOR: TAE; 11(7DATEL IMO Ilnyers 0 J > WATCHES, JEWELRY AIvD SILVERWARE, - Are Invited to uisnspection'of ttw: AND MDT CCiMI4TE ,izsoutuzst • 0 Of &Ai in this ll= taw 0544E4 ui ick• aw r! Comprising GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES IRE Froto the shezpest-to the hest. JEWELRY, Of the finest quality and lite hmtal4 EOEIDAY AND WEDDING PRI:SE:7M TABLE CUTLERY, A Line assortment mud every Btyfe NAPKIN RIGS In endless variety.- Solid cl,r and pate A - GOLD tic SILVER SPECTACLES, To ioit eyes. In tact I have everything in 'the ,ieweiry line, 324. at the very los, est prices. tM NR W. A: -CHAMBEItLIN de 1411 TOAVANDA, MARKETS 11 WHOLESALE PRICEE. Corrected every iv ermesoay. by C. B PATCH subJect to changes daily. Wbeat. R hush . B7s,bush Pie.twfiest. IV bosh Corn. * bush Oats. R hush; - Beans. V. bush.... Butter (rolls) R lb • do (6,1ry,) R 5 new Eggs, V dos Potatoes. VI butt plow.. V barrel Onions. V bush Wricurra or Grum—Wheat 60 1b..; Corn 5 , .; Ibi Bye 56 lbs.; Oats 32 lbs.; Barley 46 lbs.; Buckwheat 48 lbs.; Beans 62 lbs.; Bran 20 lba.; Clover Seed 6u; lbs. - ; Timothy Seed 44 lbs..; Dried Peaches $3 Dried Minis. 22 lbs.. Flax Seed 50 lbs. pRicrLIST—CASCAD MILLS? Picini., beat Whiter whe,at, pr. sack .. 4. 4. .4 hundred lba •' •' • .4 - barrel . . - Custom grinding usually done at once, ae the ca padty ofthe mill is 'Made - tit for • large amou ntll.4 e ork. H. B. Ml9l. Camptown. July 23. 1870. . CENTRAL COAL YARD, R. M. WELLPS. Proprietor MAU firther notice prices at. • yard, are, per utt tza of 2000 pounds AI razac:nt COAL, Egg. or No. 2 - Stove, or Noe. 3 and Nat. or :To. 5 SULLIVAN ,ANTHILWITIr. C.At. Deana /Aign Small Stove--; Nut •1. The following additional char; ee will be la:.l , f)r delivering coal within the borough tirade ton. 50 ctn. Hatts for carrying in 50 et,. Half . 25- fluarte t0n,..25 •• " liar Dame Orders at my. Coal Oboe, o. 3. 3:.!.r enrsliew Block, south side, or at Dr. 11. C. Porter Son Sr Co.'s Drugll tore. We Orders must In slit ease be accompanied the emit. Towanda. X ov. 22.71 rrOWAND4 COAL. YARD r ethrmarrE AND BITUMINOUS COAS a lt - The tmaendgned, hatiegieased the Coal Tani " • Dock at the old ..Itste n."-and just completed a large Coat-hone and Office upon the premieef,ar . now prepared to furnish the citizens of Towanda en vicinity with the different kinds and sizes of the then , named owls upon the most reasonable terms in any quantity desired. Prices at the Yard until filiti•tz notice per net ton of 2000 pounds: . Egg. or No.- - Stove, or Nos. 3 and 4 Nut or 1i0.5 EfIILLIVAN •ITasaCTTE rou— o - Broken Large Stove Small Stove Nut......_. "Barclay" Lamp - I 00 " . Ron of Nines ~. - . L . - 400 Floe. or Blac.kamnh - 330 The fbUottg additional charges will be rattle rot delivering Coal 'within the borough limit!: Per Tan... 50 cents. - Extra foe carrying in,'so et Dt '' Ralf T0n..35 " .l .. .. .. 25 " g0.„T 0n ...23 ... .... .. '.... •• 25 .. iffir Orders may be left at the Yard, corner of Raw read and Elizabeth Street, or at Porter k Eirr3 41, Drug store. e-Orders must in all cues be aCCeialvaned vab„ the cash. • __ _ • NA= k, I,IO:3YOSE. Towanda, Nov. 22.1871—u HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILL&N p:IIS;OI,IDROXIV3R Every year increases - the popularity of this bIU2 - ,do Hair , Preparation: attach is due to mint 1:0be. ITe can assure our old patrons that it is belt fully - Up to (Lehigh standard; and it is the only rehab! , and perfected preparation _for -restoring tins Faded Hair to its. youthful color. lusting it 'soft, lu trims. and silken .- The scalp, by 'its Übe, becomes • vane and clean. It retiroves all eruptions and ilandX ruff .and, by its tonic' properties. _prevents the hit fr°in_ Paling out, as It stimulates and nourishei the Ittairvhinds. By its.i.e the hair grows thieler and .stronger. In baldness itrestores theisspillatT g4ria ° to their normal vigor, and will create 41 DOT gro ll i. except in extreme old age.. It is the most eeonomi,_ di Hair'Dresdng aver used, as it spilcations, and gives the hair a splendid glossy Sp pearance. A. A. Mayes. M. M.D. -State_ 'A . osayer - . 0 : , Massachusetts, says, "'the constituents ire pure -and carefully selected for excellent quality ; and consider it tai, Beat Preparation for its intended Pungrila." I • - S°l.l by all l'nhittrisis. OX4 Dealers in M.rdicina , PRICE ONE DOLLAR., • 111.12a1ED HY DE. J.C. ATER & CO., LowetrOhes- F AND SOLD ALL D.OrND TUC WOULD, Dr. H. C:Pcorraw„Most k 00., Wholesale Aden" , Towanda, Pa., and for sale by dealers • throe ghat Dee. 'I. 187L—Iseow • COAL AT WYALUSING.! The underatgned have on hand, and intend to keep. aen ply of Sullivan Anthiactte; B3rviNr. and bard Anthracite Coal of the various a 150... Sept, .16, lOW G. H. WELLES a 1.1). II ___-_, st sq @ i so 20 il• 24 2'3 (.4. 24 F 00 0 10 f,O .. 4 On ... 8. OS. -15 'AP . $5 5n ...$5 2; $4 ' 1 44 .fl 50 R. St. WELL $c"5 , 3 5 50 %23 • • ,
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