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--The!Hadson is fri S from ice as
far up as Pougaeopsie.
—Thei first canal boat of the 'sea
son passed up the Schuylkill Tnesday..
—Laub, Fair has Van a sym",
pathetic letter to Mrs. ,
—Thei anti-Chinese 'airs are on
trial for murder at Los
WI has", been mtiodnesid in
the Seim* of Pennsyliania Om the removal of
the State espital to Philadelphia.
, I I
Arizona Repnblican State
Convention, at its session, a few days ago, en.
dorsed the administratien of Grant and Colfax.
—Th4 citizens of Holyoke, Mass.,
Toted :171,00D on Monday or a new Town
-
-On the 10th instant 'a steamer
froin t t r t landed with 1, Spanish soldiers
at at • Cabs.
Ekishotn, Postmaster at
Ayersbrirg;, Tenn.,has must with nearly 9,-
000 in-govOlinient hoods..
—The; Staten Island' oyster plant
ers are waging a vigorous war against pirates
who plun d er their beds. ; • ' '
—The new railroad bridge (sir
the Ohio liter, betweep Cinrinnati and New
' t, was tested on Tuesday,
—The Budget Committee of the
french Assembly refuse te: 'adopt President
Thiers's proposition to Ms testiles.
The new iron steamer George
Vi". Clyde i sailed from Platellelphia on Sunday
en her first trip to Charleston.
—The Chief Signal Officer an
nounces that the display of antionaty signals
at lake ports will begin op April Ist,, Mt.
ee -;
—The Amu mill ofT.,iesinghouse &
11retheriM St. Louis, was .bnrned en Stin4y.
about The loss on the building is 560,000.
Charles Marks, aster's mate
on board I tlie 'United States Independence, was
drowtiedien Tuesday at Mare Island, Cal.
—Of i. the thirty-two members of
the Pettnylciumia Senate, t4renty-two are !Iv
y( rs. 1
—l3llSineSS is so alai in Paris that
It is said !if it were not for Americans I large
number of stores would be cosed.
Clarksville, Piker county, Mo.,
has a young gent with a bol= in his back, and a
young .l'ady who esehirns, ' I did it with my
little pistoL" ,
—The salt compan •
threatens •to,anapend bust
a disagreement with the o,
property
French Nati
on Saturday; rejected a reso,
reduction of o n .- tenth in
Jens niers,
---S**ans have lived
years, and an eagle died at
of ono hundred and four ye
believed to attain to a cunt
—The friend of a
,y
Illinois who desired to clop
a school house for their ben,
:3, and with this they star
---An imperial de
port of Sebastopol` to be
mercial and military harbo
restored
—A book, 'entitle ,
Married Men," has appeare
e•n save.tho marks Have
ready ?
Si— new style of r-ring is called
the lily of the valley style,and consists of a sue
' cession of small bells on a Straight stem, with
enameled leaves.„
—A youth in 'Ben :on, Wis.,stole
some - money from a comrade and ran ff at frill
speed, but burst a blood vcssel and fell dead in
—an instant.
, .
• —, • An Oswego (N. Y.) county
~,.
itettoot(tett4ter pulled a pn Ws ear so hard that
he killed Aim. A local pa r says that he ac
knowledge that ho "felt it give way."
—The Columbus (Ga.) Sun ob
jects to the singing. of . ' Hail Columbia " at
public, concerts in the Sou b, because "it is the
national air of the s-ction that is striving to
ruin us." 1 .
• —The. life-long; imt, for Franoe,
over-ardent republican plan q ui, when a - abed
at his recent trial where! his usual residence
was, replied : "My usual residence: lam
usually m prison." - 1
-A keeper who was takingw°
convicts to the Western Penitentiary last week,
when
, tlie train stopped at Pittaburg,called out:
"Step out, gentlemen ;.fiftecn years for re
freshmen is:"
—The Irisll, Republic advises the
Irish _Republicans to stand •by Grant, as the
fairest and kindest man to all races .that.erer
sat in the presidential chair._
—A man in Clinton county dis
covered that powder fried in lard was good for
toils. Ile tried:it.- The' store cover Arent np
through the roof and the stare is in the cellar.
Ile was deceived in his la d, be says.
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--L I
=SR tried o seduce a West
ern man on' a railroad -trim into betting that
he could_ omen a patent pad] ': which they csr
ried about. lie took the be and opened the
lock with a sledge harem , .
er )
• —ln '.Scranton, Pa., it has been
discovered that- a member of the Order of the
Knights of Pythias in that city is a woman in
disguise. The discovery; was made while the
lady was being initiated into the mysteries of
We third degree. 1
;An amulet in.the form of apiece
of Limburger- cheese, trn as a lOcket , has
been' found a sure protcc ion against ' small-pot
in the West, foramina ' no infected person
will appoach the wearer near enough to im
part the disease,
—A Digggr Indiitt boy,. about 14
rears of age, employed km a sheep ranch in
'Monterey county; Cal., hada about 800 sheep,
all by himself, and know4every one of them by
sight. When' ho brings ern home at night,he
is.able to tell, without counting, whether any
one is missing.
Paris street
ladr,lsaid child exposin ,
this." What is its pric
madame -, I have eaten n
is dramatic enough - to
three English dramas of,
•
—4-:" A writer, "
so like a lover! And •
listener .is so like an
moonlight, with the soft
throtif,-11 the folds ormn.
Chicago . P•
the Senator from .Idisso,
self in the' rench arms
larly supposed to be on;
Sc hnrz,"
•
accordaneo
the court, the St. Loitis
was recently sold it in.
ono of the proprietors.
of t 456,160. There will
politics of the paper.
—The editors of the news - papers
published in the City of Mexico have formed
themselves into a societ y, the members of which
o are all bound to abstain from personal attacks
noon each other when discussing politics-and
other inflammable' snbjetts.
merited coopliment has jest
be paid to the artist NAM. He has been en
, gaged ts! make sketches lof some of our public
- tuttt for Vanity Fair, the well-known English
publication-an excellent rtought of the conduc-
tors t or that Journal.
The Pall kall Gazette says :
"The success which bait marked the explore
tioricof small-pox from tbe United Xingdom to
the (United States, free of duty, mast have
surpassed the most sanguine hopes of those in.
terested in the Society for the Diffusion of Die ,
cases..
,
--There are fem. adventurous
young men in Dabliquel who ire prepirisg to
make a .voyage from that city to Cubs in a boat
twenty-ffre feet long by six feet Wide. They
propose to go down the Mississippi to the Gulf,
a ndi then keep along the out to Flarida,whence
thewill straw across to the shores of Cuba.
will
r-The claims of Florida as a hunt
ing ground are onlyiintibeginuing to be ?wog
ilixl• Lugo parties are daily lowing Jack
sonfilie Mr' different points in the Upper St.,
John's where hunting and fishing am said to
be superior toy other part of the United
States east of the Itocicy Monntaans.
-,--P A
teacher,questioning little boys
aboiit the gradations in the 'scale 01 being, ask
ed :. "What conies nestle* man?* And here
a little sharer, who was dently smarting un-
Aler a defeat in the no question, immedi
ately I:tattooed all com Wars, by promptly
shouting. "Ws and ma'am:* - . i •
.
—Even poverty its cornpeon
ties& Thetriasnry of t microscopic &nth
American Republic, hatibia, is he
usz 4 cids
empty, and tn lee all tbe offi
dab hattibecome of , the con- ,
scription is a ed, wax is =thought
of, and rireo is are taking a
breathing spell, for there are no spoils to tight
over.
—A Waked hieinobasual, a kw
ilityi ago, baying tidied to get rid of an . ohms
kiwi tenant by: the ariar d litaki of pmeed•
use.firinal4 rte
fire to a tiasittly 4 biniziliatons
in the bessancit, sod the building iiith
the faimes. The leant, 01.9 ens is woman,
held cad, for sans 65*,,1 tort *mill haft to wit•
orxt, ti,, the isavizek,u tifftAiri 1 WA" itais•
,tory.
Iladireeditqlorttr
Nathms.
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R. O. GOODRICH. S. W. Aldroxin
Towanda, Thursday, March 28,1872:
r0Z.717D0 E OF TEEZ MILE= COVET.
HON. ULYSSES MERCITIt
Bradford County.
-Vablect to the decision of Barniblicin' State
- • Convention.) ---
TY -WARM REPUBLI
_Li_ EA CAN STATE 'CENTRAL S COXISMEE OP
IMIESTLVANIL.
In pursuance of the resolution of the =PUBLI
CAN BUTE CENTRAL 0011bUITEE. adoptad at
flarriabmg. Jan. 18,1871, • UMW= BT•111
tglin lAA f=t. composed of Delegates from each
Beinttortal end Representative District tn the mute
her to whk.h mach Distrlet is eartitied to the Leitifith
tare, will meet in the Sill of the Bons* of Depreeen-
Wires. at finertabscrg. th 13 (Mock. soon. on WED
NEBDAY. the 10th day of April. A. D. 11173. to tooth
tato candidates for Governor. Judge of the Baptism
Coact, Auditor General (should the Legidatars Pro'
stde for the choice of one bg the peopiej sad an
Electoral Ticket: and also to elect Senatorial and
'Representative Delegates to represent this abate in
the rticprarscas NATIONAL (NISTENTION; to
be held at Philadelphia, June 8,1873.
- BUSS= EBBEIT.
Chairman.
D. P. lionsrou,
Erna Doan. Secretaries.
P. 11. Lens,
ELEcTiOsEx l uiso DOcVIMENTS.
The, swaggering exultation - of CARL
SCHIILZ over the fact Let Stamm,
Tauaretax's, and his own speeches
had been scattered like leaves in au
tumn over New Hampshire just be
fore the election, by the democrats
is not a flattering commentary on,the
intellectual productions and political
-influence of these worthies. It does
appear strange to us that the vanity
of speech-making politicians, should
lead them into so many ridiculous
fallacies, and positive ruin,in the face
of the fate of so maul , others who
have attempted to lead fixed political
organizations from their moorings.
These; men kno se if they know any
thintahat the convictions which lead
the people into political organizations
cannot be so easily chahged, and
with convictions long,. entertained,
comes prejudice, and this as gener
ally drives away fickleness. So that
the mass& as a rule, cannot
. be so
easily led against their respective
parties by speech-makers; and if a
damaging speech of a democrat falls
into the hands of a Republican, or
he hears ono, he will seek a reply or
an explanation before he believes a
word of it. If this speech turns out
to be unfair its arguments and
false in its averments,the Republican
will be exasperated and more deter
mined than ever to aid his party and
its candidates. So too with u demo
crat.. These are notorious facts; and
every man of any political experience
ought to be aware of them. Yet here
are some half dozen Republicans
holding seats in the United States
Senate,striving with their utmost en
deavor to divide the Republican par
ty and lead it to vote with the demo
cratic by making speeches and in a
majority of cases false ones at that.
Now the most natural question is,
can the Republican voters be led
away from their party by such work?
About as much as they can be led to
attempt to fly to the moon.
of Onondaga
,s on account of
.crs of the salt
r nal Assembly,
ution proposing a
ho salar7 of Presi-..
.three hindred
:Vienna at the age
` a, trhild crows are
mug couple in
gave a concert in .
ifit, which realized
ree orders the
.pened as a con►-
with fortificatiops
" Lectures to
in England. nosy
t they enough at-
teL It is to be regretted Oita the
Hon Glenni W. Scofield, of the Nine
teenth Congressional district, will
not reconsider his resolve to retire to
private life at the close of his present
term. answer to a letter signed
by the German Republican of *Brie
county he Says: 'Your letter, signed
by so many disinterested gentlemen,
representing a class of Republicans
distinguished for their unselfishness
in politics, has induced me to think
the subject over again, but only to
return to my original intention. But.
while I cannot accept support for a
renomination, do not think I am in
different to the oiler of it. To-retire
with the good will of the district af
fords me more pleasure than I have
derived from all the triumphs in the
past." Judge Scofield is not only one
of the ablest Representatives in Con
gress, bat one of the best men in
public life: His refusal to serve
again will deprive the Republican
party of Pennsylvania of !a name
which shed honor upon its cause,
and which was all the brighter from
its occasional surroundings.
scene : " Dear
a toy for sale " bey
?"' Judge yonrselt,
.bthing to-day.'? • This
ake the fortnno of
. 0 period.
ays - Holmes, is
talk with the right
-in-arm walk in the
heart-beat la kat felt
.lin and broadcloth !
#.et says : " Since
ri distinguished Idea
-1 tisiness;'.ho is popu
°Me French yoke
WIRT " ULTRAMONTANE MEANS.-
The term " ultrtunoutane " is much
used in books and newspapers, and
but little uuderstoad. It is one of
those words which, from represent
ing a locality, has come to represent
a religions belief and a political par
ty. -131tramontane literally means
with ai decree o
ocrat (Itemblican)
, tion. Mr. , Pullback.
.nrchased it at s bid
be no change in the
beyond the mountains. When used
as a political term it refers to Italy
and the political and religious tenets
of the Church of Rome. Ultramon
tanism is a belief in the unbounded
supremacy of the Pope and the un
ion of the Church with the State.
Reprisentatives of these principles,
in whatever nation of Europe they
are found, are called ulLitmontan es
In Spain, in France, in Germany and
in Austria the' nltramontane party
has been a strong element in the di
rection of public affairs.
A G u n 'r ISDV;7lll%—it is estimat
ed that the prodUct of pig iron in the
United States in 1871 reached 1,830,-
000 tons, the most of which was pro
duced in -Pennsylvania:, The tam
ber of persons engaged in the pro
duction of raw and marmfactured
iron is given at 940p00, of whom
140,000 are employed in the direct
production of iron, and 800,900 in
the manufacture of articles of irori.
The sake of this labor, it is assert
ed, if only paid at the rate of $2 per
day, and alloWing 300 working days
to the year, would amount to $564,-
000,000. The value of the product
is estimated At $900,000,000, dirided
as follows : Pig iron $75,000,000,
product of rolling mills and forges,
$138,000,90, • tattle value of rati
&at tnanufsetured from iroi, Nea r
tk0,090.
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IUIPUBLICAII XXCIIJiIiD
lagrowing : an beooatiag
-;•b3a
Sir: :o 4alaa Pf utr il ul i a te r
Ho nit Ouri*:*lrmit*elap ! ..,. q
tradaoo 4 % a atllOO‘PA,
the expenditures of the pihlic ueri
eys by the royal family amidst severe
opposition and great confusion. Ey-
Mieffoit - was Made to defeat the
pttrpOsO Of Sir MOLES, but he per
sistently carried his point in specify
lug the different items of the crown's
expenditures, and backed it up. with
a - speech of some lengtkautid deeds
ive laughter, jeers and giba in , all
parts of the House and galleries, the
confusion being so great at times as
to make his voice inaudible.
Mr. Arrsrami HERBEIIT, member
from Nottingham, seconded the mo
tion and attempted to speak; but his
voice was drowned out by laugh
ter and cries "oh divide." The
speaker insisted on the preservation
of order when the conservatives and
many of the liberals left the House:
Then Mr. Ileum' rpeke,and declar
ed awing other things :he preferred
a Republic to a Monarchy. At this,
interruptions again followed and fre
queiat attempts were_Made to emit
out the House. • Then the galleries
were cleared, and several' motions
made to adjourn andothers to delay
the proceedings, when finally a divis
ion was affected, resulting in 2 votes
in favor of the investigation, and 274
against it. -This:lves greeted wall
cheers_and laughter.
Although overwhelmingly defeated
in .this attempt to tall public atten
tion to the extravagant and often ri
diculous expenditures of the people's
money in support of the crown, the
attempt Kiel' is a significant fact.
Similar scenes used to be enacted in
the lower. House of Congress when
the old patriot., Joirs guncy ADAMS
introduced petitions for the abblition
of slavery, and with similar results;
but the seed then. sown germinated
and so fructified, that iii a quarter of
I a century the fruition was the down
fall of slavery, and such will- be the
result before many years of the pres
ent agitation in favor of liberal4ing
England.
SVPRIUM JVDOE.
The Beaver County Press has the
folloicing on, the subject of the Su
preme Judgeship:
"Several good names have been
suggested as the Republican stand
aid-be.arer for Supreme Judge, prom
inent among which we notice that of
Hon. Umsrs Mentun, of BradfOrd
county, present mernber of Congress
from the Thirteenth District, Penn
'Sylvania.
Mr. Mr.acru is a resident of To
wanda, PA., where he was born, is
about fifty-three years of age, a grad
uate of Jefferson College, and a law
yer of distinction. He was a dele- ,
gate to the National Convention that
nominated Far.lrorr, and in 1860 was
a Preidential elector. •He was Pres
ident Judge of the: Thirteenth Judi
cial District from Mtuill, 1861, to
March, 1865,resigning March 4,1865,
to take his .seat, as a member. of the
Thirty-ninth Congress, and has been
re-elected to the Fortieth, Forty-first
and Forty-second Congresses, mak
ing four consecutive terms. The dis
trict he representstis very close polit
ically, the Republican marjoritj be
ing about two hundred, which speaks
better for his character and standing
than anything we can say.
, His nomination would add strength
to. the ticket, let who may carry off
the laurels for Governor. '
LvoisuwrivE.
The Senate has .passed a bill re.
pealing that portion of the Milford
and Mittamoi as Railroad' charter
which gave that company the $lO,OOO,
annually received by the State from
the N. Y , & Erie R. R. Oar Senator
Mr. Firm, deaerces . aredit • for this
measure.
The charter for the Towanda Sav
ings Bank has passed the Senate
with amendments which will be con
curred in by the House.
The bill chartering a Free Bridge
Company for this place has passed
the House; also the amendment to
our borough chaiter, dividing the
borough into three wards.
Maj. DAirrr has introduced a local
option bill for this county.
Mr. Buck has introduced a bill re
ducing the fees of county . officers in
this county 20 per . cent.
Z The appointment by the Gov
ernor of Professor Wickersham to be
State inperintendent of Cemraoit
Schools 'for another term of three
years from trunknext. will give gen
eral satisfaction throughout the
State. He is a capable and excellent
officer, indefatigable in the perforni
awe of his - important and arduous
duties, and has done much in the
time he has already served to intro
duce syStem and promote education.
The estimation in - which he is held
by the Senate as an officer is shown
by the prompt confirmation of his
appointment.
se. The bill securing to married
women their separate earning's, has
passed the Senate, and will undoubt
edly become a law. The bill gives a
wife sole control of her earnings,
whether wages or labor, salary, prop
erty, business otherwise, so as not to
be =Meet to any claim of her hits
band or his creditors ; provided,that
she shall first prove her separate ti
tle and ownership.
i During the year 1871, Chi
cago handled 1,200,000 hogs, beat
ing both Cinein' yak and St. Louis
Pat together. The Ones at, vill
here to loot to her laurels, or the
sweet-eoubling title of Porkoporis
will be transferred to. the great city
on tlr.s , anks of Skimi : z.
Philadelphia convention, and in the
redand tinhingeti`t he
arrangement made between the fac
tions Republicans yho are led on by
Scma, &Tip., end the Deanna:atm
It has been underi l 'steed for some tiine
that - the latter would make no Pratt-
dential nominations; but would fall
into rank and support the nominee.
tiows node at Cincinnati by the form
er. The result in New Hampshire
however, has Proven beyond pored-. '
venture, that , Suwon, Tinntscue,
& Co., have no constitneney.to baeki
them. It was filly expected Wit
Seam would control enough votes
in this .election --to carry this State
for the Democrats, And instead of
this they are defeated as we under
stand by an increased vote over list
year. This does not look well for
the factionists, and the democrats
begin .to doubt the,policy of carrying
their party over to vote for a discard
ed Republican, it being evident' now
that he can get none other. Many
leaders in that party have persistently
held that it would demoralize the'or
, ganizition to attempt to carry it for
a Republican, and only yielded when
assured that Gruxt could be defeated
by such an arrangement. Now the
election of Oru seems certain, and
the democrats begin to think they
had be.ter be beaten with their own
'candidates.
TEE PBESLDENTAND 00L. FORNEY
Ever since COL FORXEr resigned
the collectorship 'of the Port of Phil-.
adelphia, the democratic papers have
been holding up over the occurrence,
as evidence that he: was going to op
pose the renomination of Gum., not-,
withstanding the fact that the Press
and other Republican papers in the
State, base stated again and swan
that Mi. Foriszywas as earnest in his
friendship for the President as ever.
The following extract from the speech
of CoL Former on the occasion of re
linquishing the; collectorship, two
leeks since, will convince the -most
bigoted apponents of the President
that CoL FORNEY is where he has
ever stood, the unawvoring friend
print of the great hero:
And now, my friends, as we have
been talking a good deal about our
selves, let me say a good word for
President Grant ; and I am the more
free to say it because some persons
think because I have left office I
have left him. The truth is I have
gone back to the editorial chair ; not
simply that I may enjoy congenial
pursuits, but be more effective in
supporting the Republican party and
General Grant. Perhaps I may have
a way of mixing this different from
yours ; but, anyhow, my friends, my
way will be sincerely followed. I
believe that General Grant's nomi
nation is inevitable. I know of no
Republican in this city or State,what
ever his views may be on other ques
tions, who is against Grant. I be
lieve his re-election is essential to
the preservation of the Union. And
sometimes when I see the attacks on
his private character, and read the
proceedings of these investigating
committees, I jfeel like opposing to
these silly resentments and prejudic
es the great historical facts of his
military and civil record
Then I remember . Grant 'as the
man who sailed my country; and
yours. I remember how he siezed
our cause when it was sinking almost
for the last time, and bore •it to vic
tory' ; I remember his patience and
his perseverance ; I remember how
he avoided coMplaints to the author
ities and appeals to the people ; -I
remember, when Richmond fell, he
refused to ridethrongh that conquer
ed city at the 'head of his victorious
army, but quietly returned to his
family, then in New Jersey ; I re
member how he abstained from the
Presidency till it was forced upon
him, and that, brit for him, in 1868,
we should have been defeated, even
by Seymimr and Blair. _
And what of his administration ?
Has he not fulfilled all our expecta
tions as to his public measures ?_ Re
duced taxes, reduced debt, a fearless
foreign policy,i a solution of the In
dian problem;' fidelity to the freed
man in all his rights, a ready deffer
ence to public opinion in the Santo
Domingo affair, and, above all, that
restoration to order and security in
regard to our institutions and credit
which is worth everything in such
times as these. The citizen who
needs integrity, stability, and perma
nence, and who only looloi to Gov
ernment for these— the man who
does not care for place—the brave
soldier who fought for pence and
Liberty—will not allow such a record
as this'to be obliterated by personal
attacks, which, however violent and
cruel, are not more so than- - those
heaped on Washington, Jefferson,
-Jackson and Lincoln, who live in
history and in gratitude, while their
assailants are forgotten."
A Lrrrtz CAux.:---Daring the last
year there were sent to the Dead
Letter Office nearly three million let
ters,. 68,000 of these letters could not
be forwarded owing to the careless
ness of the writer in omitting to give
the County or State, 400,000 failed
to be sent because the writers forgot
to put on stamps, and over 3,000 let
ters were put in the P. O. williout
any address whatever. In the letters
above named mu; found over $02,000
in cash, and drafts, checks &c, Ike, to
the value of $3,000,000. There
were 39,026 photographs contained
in the above letters. Of course nearly
all the monei anti valuablex were re
turned to the owners, but much need
less delay, many charges of dishon
esV, Ice, d•c, _ might have been saved
if the writers of the letters coma have
been a little more careful- and take
the precaution to see that theitlet
tars were in the Post Office. It •is
more than probable that nine-tenths
of all the complaints, losses and de
lays, which-are laid to the Post Office
Department are in reality due to the
•::relessnesiof letter writer/
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(unmending budge Minim tor ~..': • • :
the Depublkan State Courenkra soon t .'is
semble at Harrisburg; u s candidate for Sags
of the Sununu Court of Pennsylvania. The
As niseidiailaniipritY; UT
ter bill disunion of the merits of- a / 1 the un-
Aldstea;daelared in . bmor of the itaxiiiiitioU of
Non. Joss B. Puma of the Northumberland
district as the esndkinte In Governor. The
vote we,s, taken by WA lava otateratirliii
nu nn Ind but two votes. The are delegates
&nip by the Ain:anion to attend the Cou •
venation, were instructed to exert their lawn
to bring abont the nandustioa of the amdkistes
wont , They . will go to the convention and
sat to be admitted to setts,mitlinit the right
. _
to vote. , ' , .
Ivo by the Lepaiatice Remit, that the pro-
Bra of lindibid are indebted to einalor
wart= liar s reeensideration of thWardissions
acheme Introduced into the Senate and enact
ty snaked through by that Democratio Booster,
ilsonati, of Schuylkill, requiring gliXo,ooo to be
expended in the erection of county buildings
ate. Ur. august& woracting unquettion •
ablj, under the inspiration of ihmtocratio influ
ent= from Bradford. hr. En.t.mositm is an
honeit urso, and our people owe him their
gratitude. _
am Yowl Truly. ,
J. Rotcoaco.
THE $lOO,OOO rEILM.)!
A writer in the Northern 2Yer Ga.
retie, repudiates the fraud perpetrated
upon the people of this county by
HERDIC, noun, it Co., in the follow
ing well-writtn and forcible article.
The people who were deceived into
asking S t : division of this county, will
not soon forget-this trick, and when
opportunity is offered will manifest
their contempt for those who engaged
in perpetrating it:
" Artour Courrr _ a
coalition of the West Branch lobby
chieftan, with the Wysauking dema
gogue, and probably in pursuance of
that bargain by which last fall sever
al Republican districts cast democrat
ic votes, an effort at erecting the new'
county at Dlinnequa is now being
made. Regardless of truth,as of the
rights of the people, not only, are
wilful and malicious false representa
tions-made to . tax-pavers, but a bare
faced fraud upon thelegislature has
been attempted. On the Gth day of
March inst., in the absence of Senator
Fitch, the democratic Senator from
the ninth district read in plane a bill
authorizing and requiring the Com
missioners of Bradford county to
borrow one hundred thousand dollars,
to be used in the erection of public
buildings at Troy. When the list of '
bills reported went to the public
printer, the title and number of this
snake,' were omitted, and the bill
itself, (a copy of which should have ,
been furnished every Senator and
Representative,) . when printed, in
some mysterious way disappeared
between the printing office and...the
'members' desks. On Tuesday the.
12th inst., the same democratic Sen
ator called up the bill and procured
its passage through the upper houses
Senators supposing it to be some lo
cal matter in which Randall was in
terested, not imagining that one of
their number had sunk so low as to
attempt, legislation for our own coun
ty in the absence of its Senator. On
the same evening the bill= was
carried (not messaged ireusual form)
by some person, and placed on the
Speaker's table in the House. The
fraud was then discovered. Oar rep
resentatives set to work to find the
bill. • Not a. copy could be obtained
short of - the State Printer, on Wed
nesday taisrning. Senator Bi ll ingfelt
moved to recall the bill and. on
Thursday, Senator Fitch having re
turned, it was reconsidered and
unanimously voted down.
What does this mean? Who are
responsible for this trickery ? A few
facts will perhaps conclusively an
swer both these questions.
Up to Monday ,evening no citizen
of Troy had heard or known of the
scheme. Then it was learned through
Uriali Terry of Terry . township, that
the bill had been introduced. On
Tuesday a copy of it was exhibited
to a citizen of the county by Victor
Piollet, with the remark that all
his neighbors would sign a petition
for Herdic's new county scheme. '
Before that time Herdic's " man
Friday " had suggested a bill of this
character to citizens of Troy,' and
urged them to go in for , it, saying
that would be a sure way to get a
new 'county by a vote of the people
with a county seat at Troy. The
bait was "too thin" and the hook
was not seized, so other parties had
to be engaged. They were found
and from the above facts we conclude
- that no less a personage than that
great economist, the honest farmer '
of Wysox, was enlisted. He and'
Major Terry are the only men whom'
we know to have had , copies - of the
bill. The greal reformer !begins his
career by an effort to take a hundred
thousand and from the. tax-payers
for the benefit 'of Tre- r irhen Troy
does not ask it.
Thank you Colonel,l net any more
of that on our plate! When we want
a better court-house than we now_
bare, we won't ask Peter Herdic, Pi
ollet or Randall for it.
We are informed that idretuly peti=
tions are being circulated for Herdic's
County, and sa,grted to se extent on
the strength of tife passe of that
bill.
'Fellow citizens of the East, w i p say
to you in sincerity and truth, there
has been no citizen of Troy asking
for any such thing as is proposed in
that bill, on the contrary our basi
-1 ness men are unanimous in its con
demnation. They despile the men
who were engaged in it • more than
you do; for they are injured by it
more than you 'can ,be. Unite with
us; in opposing . it, and with it - the
scheme it was intended to advance.
Let tricksters of our own county and
from abroad , nnderstand thatino cap
ital is to be made from so thin an. ef
fort as this. If these Alien tirefor a
measure it is prima facie tividence
that there is a "little game" about
it somewhere. United we can bid
defiance to those who would dismem
i ber our County, and those who would
disorganize our party.
Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart, lit
tle dogs and all may bark, but it will
I be all to to purpose ifwe act togeth
er in the right. •
NO. GutztEr is in trouble about
the Cincinnati Conumtion. Some
one has said that it will be a free
fade o9nv4c4ion, where-upon the
philosopher says that if such is to be
the case, he desires to be counted
out. We feetr that the old man will
be compelled to "go !Feat and bay a
farm " yet. -
~ . . .
- - 1- .
4 :- ""r.T h Col ill igemeggill Pegali ml Y
• : F l olikthis*P llll . l l; -:- .7.' -,'-' •
i• . • ,of effects blicofig to:Ailieesee . a
' •`• ' ' ''' - 211 10 illbdi ta
.• • ••• ' to theMpliillt fleniii4h it* - • . •
!ivtl,c
, • ' rusilW" onflitilaji7
De
relatives or friends. ---
,
The adrertlssumts of a thy, button or key
may sons foolish to mai sad yet si roitoca
toes of the brave boys to wham they belonged
they may Ilisifsbuloui prices in The estimation
of mourning re/Alves. liars is Cho list : '
Dowitian, John It., company .5, 103 d Pennsyl
nab. voluntesms —t-book containing two
cents, one letter.iiMed at Tylerabm, Chu . -
lon ocitutlyi Pa; •
• Bardism, Dr. Charles, 355th Pennsylvania
volunteers—letters. Resided at Rochester, N.Y.
.IVittlett;Tharleis,:lo33 — Petulsylvants; volnn
teers—erup purse. Ito cite to residence.
'tethers, John. company Bth, PenxisYlviusta
mitftni —Testament. coixtb, inkstand, two
pipes, pockePiook containing two inedaWg.
buttcm. key. two son and three postage
stamps. No due to' reaideaoe.
Peer, laic/net, con:puny B. 57th romayirs
via volunteers—ono letter. Resided in Canada
Pm*.
Dnni=ore. Delos, company D, 81st rennsyl
raids robmitema—pocket•book containing pin
cushion, song and two powders. No' duo to
residence. •
Edge. P. S. company G,Blst Pennsylvania
volunkm—Testament, hymn book.. likeness,
pipe, totters, felt bat, one glom, vice strap,
comb, tavniti and puree, conddnlng papers and
fourteen , cents. Madded at Much Chunk, Pa.
Girard; Henry, commm 9, 82dPennsylvanta
volunteers—name, CCI 23-
Bedded at 501 Prunes treat, PbUsdelphts. Pa.
sOnes, W. R., company E. 46th Pennsylvania
ralunteers—one pocket knife. No clue to resi
den: • I
Ne ce. lson, N., company CI., 46th Pennsylvania
volunteers—one gold ring.. No clue to resi
dence.'
Polley, y. company D, 54th Pennsylvania
volunteers purse, containing twenty cents,
four Pottage stamps and scraps of paper. Re
sided at Mark. Mercer county, Pa.
Woodward, Thos., company 105th Pennsyl
vania voluntsers—lettera and Testament. lira.
Sarah Woodward (wife) resided at Warsaw,
Jefferson county, Pa.
Also, Barbour, Edward 0., of the C. S. army
—Testament, likeness, hitters, tobacco pouch,
plisse, containing ring and ten cents.
---Gastare Pore has tuidertaken a
series of sketibea of London street life. Dore
must be busy, s correspondent of the Evening
Mad recently visited his studio in Paris, and
describes him thus :• "He is a man some thirty
fire or thirty-seven years of age, and looks oven
younger than that. His pbysigne is fine—a
massive chest both in breadth and depth,and
noble head with a wealth of dark hair falling
low upon a, brow which stamps him as man of
genius. Hia bearing is as simple and unpre-
Tentions as that of a child, while the calm look
in the lustrous eye points to the It is
said that Dore is much interested in Americo,
and proposes to visit it before long. He refuses,
however, to come professionally, as ho had
been invited to do, because ho would not con.
sent to make sketches of Atnerica landscape as
illustrations unless ho were given carte blanch
to make as many as b 4 deemed best Instead
of five hundred, the number Suggested, he
thought thousands would be required to give
an idea of its beauty and grandeur.
LOCAL OPTION.
The Senate has passed the local
°llion bill by a vote of 4.6 to 14; ev
ery Bepublican voting in favor and
all the democrats but one voting
against it. The Senate amended the
bill requiring the vote to be taken by
counties, instead of townships, bor
oughs and wards. The House will,
without doubt, concur in the amend
ment.
Ile t. Through the instrumentality
of Senator Scorr, the bill 'which was
passed throng the House by Ridge
Mince; placing tea and coffee on the
free list, has been adopted' by thF
Senate.
New Advertisements.
BUREA.VS-
for five dollars at
FROST & SONS.
FROST & SONS hare the largest
assmtment of Furniture to the country.
CHAS SETS, cheaper than
V ever. at 1710S1' k SONS.
MESSRS LAZARUS & :MORRIS,
OrTICLi:CS AICTOCTILISTS, rfArrror-D,
DM with a. view to meet the increasing demand foe
their
aVMIIATED I VEIB.FECTM srEcramts
appointed
W. A. CIU.I:I:3E,B,LIN.',
Fatah Mater and Jeweler, dealer •In Swiss and
Arneriesti Watebee:
TOWANDA, PA.,
Sole Agent in this Locil.lV. They have tsken cuff
to give all :mail instructions, and base co:Vence
in the ability of their agent to meet the require
ments of an customers. An Importunity rill be
thus afforded to procure at all times. spectAdes Un
equalled by any for their Strengthening and
a d s to
Qualities. 100 moth cannot. be said as to
their Superiority over the ordinary glasses worn.
There is no glimmering. wering of the sight. diz
ziness. or other unpleasant sensation, but on the
conry from the perfect construction of the Len
ses, they are soothing and pleasant,' causing a reel
ing of relief to the wearer. and producing a clear
and distinct vision. as in the natural. healthy sight.
They are the only spectacle that preserve as Teel as
assist the sight, and are the cheapest becanap the
beat. always lasting 4 many years without change be'
ing necessary. .
:C . LAUTTON.
1 •
W. A'. pIIANIBERLIN,
TOWA4DA. PA
Sole Agent in Towandz, Pa.
nly- We employ no 15addlicrs
M . E. 11 1 e SMNFIELDS
CLOTHING EMPORIU M!
OPPOSEM TUE USA ICS HOUSE,
(Formerly occut:L . kil by ll.lacoba.)
The rapid growth of T - ssads minims the man
sion of busines, and the undersigned. roguing this
want of thneonunanity in the
•
READY MAYE CLOTHING LINE
am - opened a rear store la Scidlevaan'a mock.
(formerly occupied by 11. Jacobi,) and is new pre.
pared to offer to bit' cdd customers and the public
generally, a ballet stock at,
MIS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING
Thin
aide eat be tound In taw ether astabliAnnent
the cities.
Ms stock has all been pmthased from tho mans.
fattiness this season, to tact L have no old stock to
of - et b0u,114 at high prima. I hue a fall line
GEtilt( FURNISALNG GOODS!
-
Of the Quit quality sxi4 Latcat itylea. tchkh I aiu
offering at low tlgureti.
RRMPMBfI!
.1 hese no connection with the old stand. and when
you went anything tn the clothing line, tor yin:melt
or bays. call cm Me In Baidlenisn's Slott.
Towanda. Marc/I,M 1872.
DLIITIOIC—Notice is hereby
g iven that the pirtnershtp WWI subsisting
bobeete. L. L. Xoody and IL E. Watkins, iuder the
Ann of L. L. Moody & Co., kiss been tide day Air
seared by mutual consent. •
AU debta owing to odd co-mtmnbV are to
pidd to the add 1.. L. Woo, sed demands
whist tbi peetnereblp we to bo presented to
and paid by bine. oan
Tam. Pl 4 garela 33.1372.
ao TO PROST & SONS FM.
NA =nu szeolaux far we it* of Iled-
Maids.
GjahIBEDUCTION IN PVB
i ntZ ttrat made, at MIRTs 110X13.
•
VROST & SONSlssas Abel best
ItstessionSablejothimiodt, - • •
Housz Atxr. tOrAritia'snaL
A valuable Woe Obi kip klb 4 fVt We al
Huston street. Toutoliw: Keret doirabielsolkOA
Also 013 e second basal melt dors EMI am At
particulars enquire
cit
ono. w. num.
Tosurtils. Ps.
27,1200.
DISS"OLUTION.—The co-partner*
ship berstoites existing sistmetbe Am sass of
U. Units & Sas. is tblirday - dtsliotrad by stated
anuserti. Th e bubo's win be eonlisntsd by IL
Lewis, !Ahabi . and oontrsets or lkus
are hereby senuned. All persons °indebted to tbs
late Sao ars hereby respeettolly bailed to cal sod
settle.
March. 13,"Pb03. W. 1.048.
EVAN-5 ., &
Will, fur the nest platy 4days eller great bargain* to
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWIA
SPRING ,GOODS!
We also lace the bemt
Which ree aat tclliu2 si c4tlpriiw2l.-
Janll'727l
500 TONS HAY!
- .
Good 2Amothy Hay (ranted et Dortloreire poker
plea, for which matt will 1* paid on delivery.
Tow*ida, Dec. 5,1871. W. A. BOCILWELL.
FIRST N/ATI , ONAL BANG,
CArrrAL..
St-n7Lus Fern..
This Bank cellars lr. Liet!AL FLCILSTE63 for the
transaction of Si
GENERAL BANNING BUSINESS.
l amt u w. %.
ElrrAnAx. Cars ormc TO rat CourcrLor 07 NOTES
AND CEMCILS.
March. 28. 1872
Parties wiablng to emu atm= to any part ore.
Coital States, rxerland. Ireland. Scotland, as the prin
cipal cities and towns of Europe, can here procure
drafts for that pupae.
•
PASSA . CS - 210E273
To or from the old country, by best Ateamqr or 8411-
lug 13-nos, aluya en band.
BICILVIIT 0411 JiT 31.111414.
Rifling Trite paid for G".S Condt. Cold and Saver
Jos. POW ELL, President.
December 1,1869.
SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE
• iNSTri U • ••;,
TOWANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY. PA.
This institution will communes its Seventeenth
Year
- tMONDAY. AUGUST 211. 1811.
• The courses of study are Duglulu Normal. COEN
rocrcial. Academic. Scientific and -Classical. in all of
which the Instruction is aystematio and thorough.
The Principals sat be assisted in the visions
departments by a large and very excellent corps of
Instructors-41mo graduates. cape:towed teachers
been recently engsged-,and no ell Ext will be
to make the InsUMte. cornfort:discipline
-and general ettelency. second to no other similar
institution.
The Magical Department will be under the-charge
of Professor E. Pr. Johanneasen.
This lastitutiort is main thorough repair.
Inpa addition ct to the ecrtenalta tmproveapsrnenta divineand
the , new mantas. m and c
most approced year
patent desks and seats tor harts.
en the
study and recitation room hare lust been per.
Then chaired.
Promipal of tie IgarnalDepartment will
organise August 28. a Tcarcherte Cams. and by ,
mass ssrmairmt aid to complete the most theu
mach coarse possible during the tlmb. .
Tuition from $4 to $lO. —Board and room in the
Institute st. If desirable , et:ideals may obtain
rooms in town and board' themselvas. limit appit.
cation for board and rooms at the Institute alnioldbe
made, as the rooms are beinguplift aimed.
Pea farther partientare or analogue, apply to
G.V. Ryan and Z. E. QuiziLtn.P=Toerenda,
• POI.
=VIM President • • Trustees.
NEW STEAM FLOURING MILL
tunaniec t um P .
The imbecrib desires to era notice that his Dm
• I -
STEAM FLOURI • NG MILL
Is noir to anceesand operation. sadthat be ispre.
pared to do all work in Ida line on abort notice.
'•
MUD! DONE MIME SAND DAT
THAT IT IS REDMITHD
Wheat._ Drickettent and DJ* 7 4 11 i. Octis )ie4
Peed. wan. Ac . , always on. hand and tor 8,:.e
lowest Tarot
turrunrrAs Nontx—retiosa l Imago ea this
eat aide cdver dattift to pitropb. vaunt
sill bane Mgrthe ri
paid bath vim ehif
b1 2 4 1 ,,1r t°11I: -. sal
'7, 4 1 AlEits.
L. ROODS%
R. Fa WATILI2M
Pm* Powell. flow khave isawid from*,
York UV Heir De n a, tw Owed to
Iwo AS Wks orrowesda ail liid ion bet
env&
New Atltidttemegs:
CLOAKS,
BLANKETS,
FLAMTELS,
TU malt rotnu fur
BLACK ALl'Athy,
LVANS s HILPII23II
Bridge 'street, Tewrsala..Pa.
OF TOWAIQD4L
;125,000.
40,000.
AGI=KLNT.
N. N. Brno. is-
Cr.sqd4
SEASON OA 1871-2. '
OZIVE Locus,:
raft—irstexterka, omit= „
Thorixiaunittoi baTe sis4a the k
moots :
Sst .i~ fke Yount Zan*"
Dr. J. G. ICOLLAND,
(1131011117731X1113.)
Data
-1171111 MAT. soma= lalsn
softest -omega:la verso - g' nr."
PETROLEUM V. NABBY.
Dat*--TAIMAIIT 31, Seri.
EinNed—A! rico !Illusion of likiswirsugh:"
.13'21:44. . DICKENSON.
Date—VEBRO4BY 1672.
Subjeci.—" Dezimoves mad Workluguan." .
Rev. Robert CoUyer,
Date, April 4. 1172.
Subjeet—.• Mir Grit."
JOHN .13. GO UGH.
IN/e--WEDNEB'Dn. 11.” 1. /MI.
4abJmd—:• WW it Pay."
. _
118121P5D1VL32202222 Q • - Lalt. CLEM will el.
a Concert DEMMER 1.
General admisskinii• •
Reserved 8eata.....,.
Benson Tkketa
Masts fat male at POISIM k Bares'/ Dreg Btors
Bala of Thwarted Boats will commence tiro 411"
Wore each lactate.
CIO. F. SANDI:WM
L. B. PSOIST.
KIP BOOTS,
STOGA 4100'TS, •
MI
CALF BOOTS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
.(.;., &C.,
In endless variety.
33cockts. Scoots.
L OODY &C 0.,
Have the sole control for the' Iktitil
1-ituriphrey 13rois.
BOOTS'AND SHOES
Manufactured in Towanda,
And we are re.t them as law as other houses are
r.g Eastern Goods.
DON'T BE DECEIVED 1.
Be sure that yin are buying these Boots. fix it Wont
stand to reason that an Eastern Boot, nude by tun.
'chine throughout. will begin to wear with the role
' rate 4
TOWA_NDA. BOOTS. -
RUBBERS!
A large assortment, which we are selling at a large
seduction in prices. We keep none but itret quality
Robbers.,
FINE SHOES'!
Pot Ladies, Misses and children, irk Peb. °Oat. Kid.
Preach Rid. Beep and French Calf. in fact all the
styles mannfattnzed by the best Factercies in the
country. , , .
A FULL LME OF BUST'S (loops : ON ItANDI
ROBES
Just received, a larger stock of Wolf: Bnifido and
Lap Robes, also Worse Blankets, Whips. &S, which
' •
vre aro selling chomp to cash.
TRUNKS, TR& - 0 BAGS, &C. --
The largest assortment In ttos section at iorresre&
ing prices. '
Give u a call auil you rill be eultel.
• L. L. .MOODY k CO.
•• . •
L. L. DIOODY. 1 •
IL Z.; WhTELI3.I .
Towanda. Now. 1.1871
- IC7EW CQAL FIRM
-LI
On Canal Street. trotting Wiliam Streak
fiWe are receiving direct from the mines the vary
bertPrrrsrm nimurra. end gru.rmi kit
TUBACITE COIL; tospropose to sell at lb*
owed market price. -
reapartftWy- invite Crape irtabingto mama to
cal and examiaa oar CoaL
. Ifs also keep. Lime. fresh from the Ws.
We will deliver COL! or Lime .whenever desired
cra short notice. adding only the customary prices.
sep2oll4f ' • L. f. 4:3ASS k co.
MEUCTJE,g - .BANE,
.1"(1 ANDA, PA.
(Successor .to B. S. Russell k Co., Umbers.)
Receives Deposits, Loans Musa. Makes Colke.
tuns, and does a -
ERDIEBALBANtifNG BUSINESS,
saw sa an umparsted Bank. -
Thnersosui awning to send money -to any Pare
of the tinned States. Canada or Europe, this Bank
odes the best Utilities and the lowest terms.
PA‘f - 3,SA . GE — TICKETS
To and from Noes Ikons, ZUglind..tretand. Scot
land, or any sort of Eurpe and the Orient. by tbs
CREATED MIMI LINE
Of Steamers always on hand.
Days Arid sells Gold, `Siker, 'United States Bonds
at market rates.
ox st lor the ..le et Northern Peelle I MO
C. /11:11013. freekledia
lilt. S. VISCINT. Colder. • mer.lsll
EABIERA - brfng gaurs,=•
$a
IMMIIM
st.vonm.
N. P. MICAS.
J. W. VAN TIIYL.
RUBBER BOOTS
trade of
HAICID•MADE
RUBBEIiS!
RIII3BEILS I
rpm, snots
FINE SHOES.!
BLANKETS I
ROBES !
J POWANDA4 PL.
tr O_WA.VIDA itARRETS
~,L, incotamemzw.
Cioneete4 mg* wecteeetteb 11111. B. *a.
sebjeeelleet weree detty. - -----.
Inset glilat - Siii•lde
_ ill bah
, .
•
= l :=
Man 0.1 tie
13
1/0 t5. 144 , 4 ', lb 4 1 14
so
41) - =4. *s_,iaw.... . . . . . . .. . o ti
...., •
_book -
.. . 21
'Kai .11 mom t oo •la co
a \
11131013. w Gamr.-111best 110 13.3 03n; SI
Joe 4111.36.; Ones 32 Os.; astfiri Mc:, Dockylost
411 lbs. s Dias ' MI Oa:, Dew ID g part 5664 oi;
pm; .Thipaisr &lid 44 Ibe. ; Dried mass Xi bs.
Dabs% Applern !el lbs. Iffst Seed 110 tbs. • ;
pRICEL/ST--CASCADE
raw. bestiluter Irbestmi.isak
* T e ti.
bi n d • -•••••••
Cigna dew, *** ............ oo
puitr of WI alidlkiest toe Wet sp l a ut illa
wet. B. /IL IXO
lull 23.1870. RAX
CENTRAL COAL YARD,,_
a. a. wawa Rrccsidai:
Cato farther settee pekes et riot ars. per ;pet ton
or WOO pounds :
/1311Muicm
Neg. or No. 2 cow
$lO,
store, oe Not. sot. .. .gs to
Nut oe No. a ..Sr
scrams ASlZll4ents-CRAL:
• Brakes—. ....................... ge re
Bea Store
atn Bkme
Nat >k oo
....... ..g3 2s
• The tonowtog addfnesal charges
de webs =Ohr.
llveriag a s rod 'tibi O borough thatti:
Per too lie et*. , Zara tor carritnith 1 0 et ,
Balt oo - ' .. 23 „.
Quarter t00...25." "" • " 5
Leirri (forgers at rap Coy •
Cake. No. s. Nv;
gun New, yrkcb, south etite. or at Dr. R.V. p er ,
Sou It Co.'s Drug Blare. -
111111POIdam must to an ease be seorrep i2 24
the cash. - -
Toveada. Feb. 1.72. R. X tratti.,
mnWANDA. Op/IL YARD.
J.
montsmara Aliz.-amrsurom COMA
Tt ee . :,,
.letemet. dew e d tossoal Yard
Dock st the old “ and et ,_ et
shoo Oasktesuie sod Mee upon the sr
soy terhuirish the ettlatqa dicm — Za n
mph the dttlatentldadsasa sires of the
an
coils upon the met reasonable ter= is any
quenlity desired. Prime at the Itard . saki huther
nodes per net ton ,O WOO pounds:
42177,1Lizin COAL.
Egg. or Iro:
Blurs. or 1400. 3 sod 4.
:Nut or No.
Fetuvor Arnrucrte cou.:
Broken'
Large Stan •
•
likonn More
oa
Nut . ,
3 23 -
••Barclay ^ Lump 4 04
••
" Run of Nines
00
Fine. aelliackonilth 3 to
The Naming additional Zr
charges wi ll be ukle fez
dalivettug Coal within the borough limits
Per Taa —Secants. ttlos for curl 30 ding in, tent'.
Half Ton—ES " " • "25
cri.TCS..2IS " IA 11.11 w VI Ls
Orders may be left at the Yard. armee of Sao
reed and itlisaheth /Week or u Putter k Eabra
Thus Mare.
In. Orders mast Le all eases be seecraptard rite
the cub. WARD t MOSZLNIE.
_Threads. Feb. 1.. 11172—kr.
CODDING UV BALL d,Oa,
Would say that notsithstading the
rise in prices or many broods, that
they continue -to - keep their usual
stock of TRON, STEEL, MTWARE
&C., and will sell at close prices for
ready poi The MERRY _CHRIST-
MIS with iron , copper4ined re s er•
Toir and patent slide, allowing steam
to pass into the smoke pipe, finds
favor wherever . tried. We ha'ce also
the
New Empire,
American;
National,
Triluse, •
Wide 'World,
We continue to -pipe" hoitses fur
gas, and to do all kindfrof plumbing
Lead and Copper work as- well .:as
• ----
general Tin and Sheet-iron jobbing
on short notice.
Dexter Peed Cutters, Satiorud Feed Cutters eud
- 'Chaffee* Feed Cutters.
Corm Metiers, Ctoxrn Powers:
Ciottes - :Wrinxers, Debt Wagtiue.
To Carriage maliers -we would
offer
FeMica, Spokes. Matelll,
Patent Wheels, Mk, Tanguea •
Baba. - Trimmings, , Pipe &net.
We are always headquarters--for
all kinds of
Snivel; and Fortis, Bazor,i,
Pocket knives, - Strops,
Spoons, Scissors,
Plated wary,.
Lestbler Beltins, •
Babbitt Bay
Lath, Twine,
Fairbanks Scales.
Ptak
Ilecohcrs,
I ,sll and see us when you wish-to-
buy
,
CODDINO RIISSELL - lz CO
PO. 29, 1872,
AYER.f HAIR VIGOR
Yon =roma way tun:
•
TO is 5..12-csus. vssatrrs AND COWS.
t.
Advancing Years. sickness,' are. ditypointems
-sad hexiditary predisposition, all _Aare. the bur
my; either of them disposes it to gill of Proe*
tineir. and ettlier effect it unsightly and suiplese4! I
to behold. Br. Ana's consummate gill has 1 4 '.'
decal an antidote for 'those deformities, ebich has
won grealide for him !rota multitude! of trete
' and men. His Hasa Vzooa sometimes reproduce'.
bed hair; and always restores to faded and gray tel'•
its natural color, rith the glom and treatable of.
youth. ilhe comptuatirely fear Mid and 0/be"'
that re now iro, are thaws who hare not Pit ow
• Med the virhies of Ana's Hasa Woozier retewird
_
the hair. The tretth and Youtkfol. bate ire see on
I °War he ads is flan the product ot his art.
are diananued, or made old. austere and net. tir
gssy hair. mature its'yoUthfist °elm. anal vitt it Yinir
Wares to th'etr original softness and egreelita l . °
premien. •
as an elegant flreaSing for beautifying tbens ft ' il
Las n 43 imparter. '
Sad by e4{ DngyKu, s ad Dakar is Noiatisit.
PRICZNOND DOLL rixralwo .51
• Do. I. C. Am & ituo..
Prootteal sad mokrtkol Cato.
woo low au nom Ism wow
Dr. Z. O. Ikons% Dos 00, Vaasa , iSesift
Toinado, mot tor Ws b 7 .tb zug g itcat
tho comal.
Deo. 1, 1811.—lroolr.
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71
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•••••• 4.09
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TOSVANDL. re. 4„
roans Ezurize,.
frot Blast,
Unica,
ficeleiur Rang
Lamps aiui Unsnap'. -
Rotary Force Purr.pa
Saws.
Bhertels,
Guns,
Ciandgeg.