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National Republican' Tielcie.
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Itys. EMMY WILSON.
Mipubidecus &ale Ticket. [,
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GAN. JOHN - F. HARTRANFT.
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lION. ULYSSES MERCUI.
nit •troaoi OEXIIIAL.
GEN ' . HARRISON ALLEN.
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HON. GLENI IV. SCOFIELD,
GEN. CHARLES ALBRIGHT.
GEN. LEPLIVEL TODD.
Itepubliccin County Ticket.
Hox. B. MAPOBTE, of Bradford. co.,
• InsdvicOt to decision of ocsigressiond Oonfonince4
- piLEGNIV,SO coiorrrrorionst. COXIMS7I9II4
Du. GEORGE F. HOBTON;
*woo to decision of Conference.)
• • non asssuismarsins,
HON. B. S. DARTT '
OF CANTON,
Hot. B. Rrrn MYERor Wroox.
via scum I '.
1 MOME ' SMITH, or Titoy.
ros psorsoscrAsT,
O. BENJ. if. PECK, or Towsims.
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0. J. CIIIIEBUOK, OF ORWELL
1011 C0ZW1A1202133,
BENJ EIIYEENDAL, or W r;ILL. ax
TOR '1171:12TOR•
IRA "CRANE, of ;Boris ,CarEis.
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J. VAL. GEIGER, or Wrsoi.
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MEETINGS!
Ilallegy Wilma
OP i 'MASSACHITSETTS;
Doll. A. Eihniside
07 RHODE ISLAND, .0
Ha Jahn Scott
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Will tuldress the citizens of Bradford
county,
AT TOWANDA
ON
Toesday,Sept.24
COitunencing at 1 P. M
GEN. ALBRR:UT and O. W. SCOITELD • Canal
dates tot Congressmen' at Large, will address the
people: of 'net, BATtfl l AFTERNOON; sad
8511111rIELD, SATURDAY gvENENG,.BiPTII6IIIER
filth.
• ;
OE(. H. LEE , of tionnecticuCirill trifle 61
Urep;l:tso, 'THURSDAY AFTERNOON; SEPT'42th.
CAPT. MANVILLE and E. IL MIES will speak.at
Wiannaw Smarr, ISATEIIDAY EVEN*, BEP. l lit h.
opt. s. ovraToN we J. nowows sill !peak
aS Wm; Thaitax.ta, MONDAY EVIWG, SEPT
W. r. DREW and W. T. DAVIES, Esc's , wil
spoak at Ltßor, SATURDAY, SEPTEM EB
'll, 2 o'clock r. N.
W. P. DREW and W. H. CARNOCHAN, Eau:,
will speak at SramarsaLD Cmurna, MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 29, at , 2 o'cloick r.
Mr. CREIGB, -of Phila., and J. BOLCOMB,
Es.i., wiin speak it Tiaarros - s, WEDNESDAY
EVEN - NO, SEPTEMBER 18.
A HIT OP HISTORY.
We last week gave a shOit but
true history of the manner in which
our heavy State debt was ineturd,
during several of the earlier admin
istrations, and we propose, now to
continue the subjeepinaking an i on
est comparison betiveen denioetratie
and; republican - rule:
FlANcrs R. -Sutt - st, democrat, as
chose 'l n governor in 1845. 'lle i
op
posed the payment of interest! l on
the State debt, but a majority of;the
Legislature being of opposit politics,
secured the oi-Uperntion Of owl', igh
.of, the democrats to force the y
ruent,'-and we are proud tosay it, has
never been omitted since. On' I the
deuth.of Gov. Suusi., Wm. F. tj?H*
SI`ON, speaker of the Senate, became
governor by virtue of his position,
and was afterward elected for allfull
;
teirrh. lie was a whig and a liberal,
minded man., As a member of ; the
Senatohe had been active in proem ,
ing l the passage of an act to author
ize; the issue of a large 'amount o re
lid notes, of the denominatio •of
QIIC, two antlthree dollars, and -
ing them .receivable in the pa .!etit
of taxes and for tolls.. Al we t' the
bill Wngi vetoed by Gov. Po -.;
enonLila democrats, with the whip!,
were found willing to disgrace them
selves in the eyes of the leader' of
their party, to aid the opPositiott in
wising it over theveto,for the sake of
ieliOing the oppressed people. The
1
ineastire proved what it purported. to
be, a relief to the people of - Penniryl ,
vans And no ono ever lost a dol.
Inr by the depreciation of the money.
At- I the close of Gov. Jonas - 81.17'0
term Wm.! ituozza was chosen. 13E94
A utrqug democrat, the public wUrkii
- agiiini fell into the hands of corrupt
nice, i wlibse plunderings were t ;so
glaring and outrageous that the Rub
ric-. iii4ld became greatly acrouaed.
.p wag ; noticed that although fgrti
two millions had beeir expendal illi
the public works, and pricte..lY lor-
tutus tUIIIIIKXI by contractors of the
formes' class, no contract had ever
been given outside of that political
party. So bold and unblushing
the plunderers 'of the public works
become, that; in 1845 Jags Poised'
whig, was elected by a majority
40,000 over Matra who was nomi
nated for a second term.
Gov. Poi.r;ocs was a wise and is
gitilkitis Corinna* and as means of
savingthe State ibilisthing mitt of the
vast. Oldie.* made on the public
IvOrks t ,_ rec ommended the sale of the
Mali lice, and the legislature passed
a - lair - - authOrizirq s r. the sate. - Toe
question was submitted - to thit ;peo
ple, who decided In favor of the ad
by a large inzAoritY. The works were
iold for nineimillions to the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company. Gov.,
Locx was not . a
eandidatefor - re- - elea;
Lion, and ilatired from office, with
the highest emomiuns of all parties.
Gov. Por..ocic was succeeded • by
Wm. F. Pacits, democrat. During
his administration the balance of the
public worlai were disposed of,when
they had jot - commenced to yield
some reveal* By proper manage
ment five millions of dollars might
have bees rellized - fer Om State; but
the works ware sold ,to A bankrupt
stitution for* the nominal sum of three
•
millions and a half, not a cent ..of
which was ever Paid •to -the . State.
Hovrmuch A. K. lifebunts made ire
are net advised.. After selling the
canals the company made a pretense
of letting thimdred miles of . road.
A decoy, line . I was run :through the
wilderness, and a letting advertised
in due form., Contractors who were
not initiated into its secrets,. strug
gled over the line and examined the
stakeii, while the knowing ones who
understood the game remained Com
fortably in the hotels of , Willianis
! port and LOck Haven, laughing at
the eredulity and folly of their lion
competitors. In a few days the
allotment was made to.limis Busse
ik Co. No one outside of the ring
ever knew who the company" was;
but suspicion pointed strongly to a
certain Senator wlio was last winter
elected as nreformer. It is needless
to say the !route . examined by tthe
contractors acting in good faith, was ,
not one to be, occupiei by the road
bed. The read was shortly after sold
to the P. ,!i• E. R. R. Co., and the
proceed& diTided satisfactorily. • In
addition to robbing the State of the
public works, the same party at
tempted to !negotiate $3,500,000 of
bonds which the legislature had au
thorized to endorse, but the charac
ter of the men composing the conipa-,
ny was such that even with the en
dorsement of the State, capitalists
would not invest in them. •
W. F. PACKER Waft the best demo
cratic Governor, and at fhe close of
his term the State ,delft was about
541,000,000,, which lies been reduced
during the last twelve, years nearly
one-half, notwithstanding the extra
ordinary expenses incurred during
the late war
ts there a sane man in the•: State
who desires to-see the administhition
of affairs again intrusted to thel dem
ocratic party ?
am. Even the World proclaims
its unwillingness to " submit the
financial policy of `the country to
Mr. GREELZY'S guidance." Its ;avoid
ance of this difficulty is by a plea that
the finances willbe committed to the
Bectetary of the Treasury—selected
by Mr. GREELEY, at the instance of
his counsellors—and so the fatal
difficulty will be bridged, But Wall
street, sympathizing with the World,
did not shoW its belief in the safety
valve when tit was supposed North
Carolina had been won by this
coalition; nor is there anywhere any
evidence that the most visonary of
these scheMes, whose possibility
alarms the lror/d, would not be car
ried out if possible. On the other
hand, we have assurance of sound
conservative management of the
finances, if ,Gutrr is re-elected, in
what he has already done and is
doing. There is no more important
issue at stake than this ; and if the
very supporters of one — candidate
question hie capacity to manage it
might, it is needless to go further
for a reason for dropping him.
NI. For the officti of Coroner,
which has been very much neglected
of late years, Mr. J. V. GEIGEII, of
Wysox township, is the nominee of
the Republican party. Mr. G. has
performed yeoman service •in the
party and the tmaaimity with-which
he was nominated is a just tributdto
his fidelity and his standing . in the
county. A proper discharge, of the
duties of the office requires more than
ordinary ability, and we can assure
the voters of the county that Mr. G.
will discharge the duties faithfully
and intelligently
Nita. The democratic party, smart
ing under the heavy Sand effective
blows received at the hands of J. M.
Sstris, are making a special point to
reduce his , majority. To this end
they (have induced } a professed
GILVIT man to enter the field against
him. This game is too bald to de
eming any one, and Mr. YpIING will
find s i fter election that he has not
only bten defeated, but liar all med
himself. to be made the tool of the
bitterent enemies of•the party he pro
lessen to cherish.
aft. No better ticket was ever pre
sented for .the suffrages of the people
of this c o unty than. the candidates
nowinated by the Republican party
this fall. The y. are all men of high
standing as citizens, and eminently
q ualified for the 1 positions which they
have been select ed to -till. Every Re
publican who lioneAly desires the
=CMOS of ou r p ► inciplea and the
election of Republic, Ws will vote the
full ticket.
TES ADVOCATES OF $
And Mr.
one otthem • ' that.
• otfi
4wsto 'the trOoni,
t uill ,"!t„, lll 7_, L4
wamski
atroy our government during
rebellion, Aid no more than our fore
fathers did during the revolution. A
greater falsehood or a viler Slander
hoiiiti scarcely be uttered. The pat
riots of revolution. had no gov
ernor to destroy. They had no
To' eor rote in any government on
earth. For crinici, Or alleged — ciliiii;
they were sent' hreeturatuuld mdse for trial. " 'And their great striore
iris an attempt to, form a Omni
malt, not to destroy one. They were
a baud of heroes, as honest, virtuous,
noble and brave, as'ever met on einili,
and they succeeded in 'forming a
goiernrunt that all good men ad
mired, and they pledged their lives;
their fortunes, and their sacred hon
or, to support it: An the people of
the United'Statee profess to love this
government ; they also profess to ,
love the emblem et out liberty, the
flag of our oountry. .
,
And no doubt all the loyal men of
the United States were sincere . in
their attachment to our constitution i
Ind our flag. And they nobly fol-.'
lowed the advise of our fore fathers to
sacrifice their lives and their fortunes
in its defense. It is humiliating to
have to acknowledge that a oansid
erable band of desperate men who
had professed to love our govern-J
went, turned traitors and their first
war'was on the flag of the Union.
That work of the patriots that they;
profess to love and respect, was the
first thing, animate or inanimate, on
which they showed their rage. They I
tore down that flag and traimPeled it
in the dirt, to shOw their ' bitter con
tempt of
_the- work of thel patriots.
During &Democratic administration
of the United States, this flag was
torn down and the rebel flag run up
in its place ; whore ever they had the
power they degraded the emblem of
our liberty. It is certainly a proper
question to ask whether these people
ever did love the flag or not ?
GREELEY, and other traitors had
the audacity to say that those wretch
es were doing al our forefathers did.
We must say that such a comparison
is like comparing the blackest fiends
of perdition with the brightest An
gels of light. ~
Again HonAcE G IaLLEY tells us
that he has been contending for .a
great length of time, that ten mill
ions of people had no right to keep
five millions under subjection, and
he therefore argued that ten millions
of whites{ have no right to keep five
millions of blacks in bondage ; there
fore twenty`millions of free men have
no right to hold ten millions of free
men , under government. But, he
says, let them go in :Team ; here,
Hones places himself in a critical
condition. Let them 'go in peace and
take their five millions of blacks
with them. He surely did not
ex
pect these men who had . made war
on the country, would go out of the
Union without taking their blacks
with them. He would make no war
on them to stop them from going, he
was Willing to give up the labors of
his lift that be had so long insisted
on.
The traitors made war on the
country to. strengthen and perpetu
ate slavery, and errect an immense
slave empire, and Hoar►cz GICEELEY
said, let them go in peace. They
formed a confederacy of states with
the constitution, prohibiting the ad
mission of any but slave Status into
that confederacy, and HORACE. GREE
LEY said, very Well.
Was there ever such a budget of.
blunders? A man warring all his
life against - slavery, and bowing down
submissively all at once to a great
slave (!ortiederacy. He - left his five
millions of negioes at the mercy of
his ten million of slave holders to
enable his ten millions of slave hold
ers to keep clear of any control
from twenty millions of men opposed
to slavery.
Bat we ask the attention of onr
readers, and the advocates of States
rights to the fact that the State right
doctrine did not last one year in the
government of.the confederacy. The
people of North Carolina and Geor
gia soon became tired of the confed
eracy, and began to talk of seceeding
from it, brit the c,onhxlerato govern
ment jsoon let them know that if they
attempted such a thing the gallows
would be their doom. Well would
it haVe been for the United States
if President, JACKSON had have par
sued that (ionise with JOHN C. CAL
sou and his followers iu 1832. If the
old General had carried out
his own views with the South Caro
lina nullifiers, we would have been
saved the misery of the late war, and
the disgrace of having such a miser
able creature as Honer GBEZLLY
preaching np States rights, - treason
and Recession.
TIM ELECTION LAws Or PENNSELTAN
LS..—Mit. BENIAMIN SINOERLY has now
in press and will issue in two weeks,
a revised edtition of the election laws
of Pennsylvania, carefully collated by
HON. Fao.zx JORDAN, Secretary of the
Commonwealth ; to which has been
added the forms of application for
and of naturalization papers, the de
cisions of the &prone Court, &c.
thus making the volume complete in
all respects as a work of legal refer
once. •
It is highly important that every
election oflicer; ancl, indeed, every
citizen who takes an active part in
the politics of the day, should poss
ess a copy of thi . , wori; at: is a
g uid e t o fi e • e;l2,ll.lete
of the duties of the , first, and t 4, the
full exercise of the rightsof the eec
and.
Demoralized? tad 1 lik/oliall I
1.74i_ o__Oc_ .
.RRIMUCII:-'IIIjORTIt
Every PralOy. Republica4
Autism' State in Line !
Republic= Cougmemen All Elected
Carry the News to Berea 1.
LEWD3TON;IIO., 'Sept. 10. —Andre
si?wgilk county complete 40 1 E 5- rer - i
ham 4,544 and Kimball 2,617; a
publican gain-over-kat year of 271.
The. Republican county candidates
for Senators and Representati'ies nre
all elected by large majorities.
THE SIAJOSIIT IX THE STATE.
The Evening Journal bas returns
from 258 towns, which give a Repub
lican majority of 14,918. The Jour
nal states that at thig, ratio the State
will give a Republican gain from 5,-
000 to 6,000 over hurt year. It places
the majority at 17,000.
All of the Republican Congress
men are elected, and every coruaty in
, the State giies au increased Republi
can majority.
GRANT'S.P . OETBArr, BY DOUGLASS.
In a speech delivered in Bangor,
Maine, Aug. 21, FREI/El/ICE Docm..thz
spoke of Gruirr in the following em
phatic manner :
I can say of President Grant, this, that I
know of no great public man in this country.
and I Imre come in contact with the highest
men, poiliws, to 4 greater client than any
other colored man in the United States, in
whose presence I feel more at hems and eaier
than that of the cairn, stesii;, niodebt and on
astini".• man it now ',lb, th- Pr( siilential
cbsir. !At I. I want Gant to In
Povden• tour longer, tile:vise he is 5;:%.•
the p r man, the trait. the white ..r
the blaxit to all, without regard to tele: or
race, religion hr nationality. [403=4 He
is a good man. If I over met a good, honest,
true man, it is in the person of Ulysdes S.
Grant. [Applause). Ho respects. the r.vlits. of
the black race, ebpecially so bet:sate their rights
are menaced. He does not low the black man
any more than ordinary men do ; but be had a
keen sense of justice, a keen fooling of fatherly
protection and care. Ho is a . man of ;but few
words, but those few tell me that under his
wing, more than under the wing of Greeley, or
any other candidate that the Democrats will
support, will the colored man be safe.
Gatsr',, TlatiNNY.—lr. I'B6o
were in the States Nvhitii went iuL►
the rebellion 763, 867 farms. In IH
-70 the number had incacased tc,
032, 210. Does this shiw
that the sourthern States have been
ground under the heel of opreasion ?
Does agriculture flourish uniler
despotism such as the (-Inspit.-; or
gans and orators would have us he
hove has been exercised owl' the
south since the close of the war?
.What better proof is needed of the
beneficent legislation of the Repulh
can party and the executive admin
istration of the. laws than this simple
and undeniable fact that the south
is more prosperous in its agriculttf
ralptulsntes that it ever was before?
The same holds good as to its manu
factures, which have also largely in
caeased. Four years more of a Re
publican administration will see the
effects of the war almost wholly oblit
erated in the peace and prosperity
which must. inevitably follow.
Ity fir . Youxa denies that he was
in consultation with democrats on
Wednesday evening, as charged in
the ItzeoirrEn last week. We were
informed on good authority, that he
was. And we are sure that he will
not deny being in consultation with
some democrats at the foot of the
stairs leading to the Gar.rizr dab
room, on Thursday evening of that
week. Neither will he dispute telling
Jorntsos WELLES on Wednesday eve
ning, that he had promised to give
certain parties an answer, as ti,
whether he would be a candidate or
not, on Thursday.
as. Thus far ifs have nut, twice d
that a Democratic county CODVeII•
lion, where that party has a major
ity, has endorsed GREELEY. It is
only in r couritics when it. is, in a n ] ;-
nerity that this is dent, :he lope ,
of herding Grant It .11 , 30 a fat
that in majority counties the Demo—
cracy do not share their " fat" local
oftices with the Liberals. - These
facts are worth considering by Ite-.
publicans who arc asked to eat
ailed crow.
Mir A correspondent writes to
know if the'LLNDON who spoke at the
democratic pow wow ou the 2d. just
is the same LArooN who was once in
the Senate, and asks what he said.
It certainly is the same Gr.ortoE LAN
DON. What he said we are unable to
say, but have reliable information
that his remarks were not highly .
complimentary to the democratic
party. He did not renounce his sup
port of GREELEY.
ie. Mr. Youso admits that he
must have all the democratic votes
tii`4iive him any chance of success,
and yet tells his supporters vdio are
fot l Gatyr, that if the.: emocratti or
G>3 yTtY weu nut/limited Liar, Le
publicly decline their nomination.
SRL. It is a noticeable fact that Mr.
Bn3EALEW, hits not yet pador-va :o re
noiaination of GI:LELEI . I ( I f bit , 4 l
speeches. lle is afraid to do so
cause he knows GREELFY is unpopu
lar among Dein6ernte.
El
cHED
Itarepeech delivered ellOnilletos*
• *, ,
#,itu klittor4(.:s,..4lolllli
A. tit, • . a1.,13 0111 far,
ziGa ... . . i
a - .... t._ .:. 1
lad -MollNJ.
* L ivia
Illekyl4-tot e - I -
who ire now berm us, mry r;
making no statement about eitior or the
other that-is not true. Is Oreol , Gem, a safe
man in other respects ' t I word liko to see if
there is one single question that has over been
bon which lizAtireelej /hut
not taken both sides. If yon an I wish you
V 48,44.111, 0 wag, proposition the
6er hi t speeth; and sonic ens eallod out
"the "._ - Stange Wiry, does lir. Greeley
advocate the tortff today. - Gentlemen, your .
platform saws the yeestiop , to the eetwol dg
arias. . Vildti!) Pit .M4E01441110 P
greadonal r triets, but I sa yon thigh l u irre
rater thssn-to the -oohed . -
se to—the-
Congressional. (Cheers). A free trade con-
Talbott ,MO ' at,:sti,'. and Mn, Greetoy
conkl not be n=
they because ho was fur a
- tiniff; d too referred it to the Con-
S higb tedukglat and Mr. Graft lays ; " I
IQ not-Veto any bill that. may .be passed by
Courson, whether it is tariff or not." Re
Is * ln gle take es , utide.Jut as ha to on es-
EnTilebe. • I think Yr. Greeloy•la as honest
here no accusations to ,make against
him. I only deal with . pablie records; hut Ido
say that be main canons truluoolitnirkeient
-11, straight forlim to make. it good President.
ICheerst.'• • • • . .
EDI
FIRM
ila. What kind of a man do the
people want for Governor 2 If they
prefer a man who has been steadily
reducing the burden of State indebt
edness, and all 'but abolished taxa
tion of productive industry for State
purposes during the last six ycus,
they will find such a man in Gmieral
Hafriail.7. If , the , people prefer a
mom whose, record during the war
is:ite an invulnerable defence, they
wiiV find such a man in General
Haaruarmr. He had no accidental
interviews with rebel emissaries ;.
and when he met 'web ' persons he
sent them his complinn .. is in the
shape of shot and shell. ,There is
no question about Gen. MULTIUNIT'S
position,frOm 1861 to 1865,u0r since.
If the peoPle want finum who, while
accepting place and pay under the
Federal Government, not only did
not meanly seek to stab that Govern
ment, but did openly assault its' foes;
if the people want to honor such a
Man, they can do it by voting for
General HARTILUCPT. And we take
no particular risk- when we predict
that the people of Pennsylvania will
show.that they prefer Genera HAR T-
lUNFT t. 13 Mr. BUCKALEIT in October.
IX=
iiill- -_
- LOGAN QN GRES LEY.
eTrIalE THOMIIiON ON' THE DRAFT.--,
The following is the closing, para
graph of Judge Inoursos's
on the legality of the set to draft men
into the service of the United States,
It has not yet been forgotten what a
gloom this•decision cast over the loy
al heart of the country. The election
of a loyal Judge in 1863, caused a
reversal of the decision.- Had the
election that year resulted in favor 'of
the democratic candidate, who 'can
begin to estimate the damfige which
would have occurred to the State and
nation. The decision was rendered
*in the case of KNEEDLER against . the
enrollment board of one of the coup.
ties of this State, and is repeated in
full in the Pennsylvania State Re
ports, of that year pages 2734-
Kneedler e
Thompson, Justice
"Believing that I hare shown that the ii , stor
to raise and support armies is limited to coluh
tary enlistments, and necessarily /*limited that
the militia of the states may remain in full force,
I am impelled, by no choice of alternative, to
the conclusion that as the act of Congress trans
sends these limits, and by force of law attempts
to abolish the militia,instead of calling on them
to suppress the insurrection now so wide
!ipread, it is violative of the Constitution of the
United Mates and void."—PreettSyhtnet oi No Pe
Rejkirfs, jigs 273, 2;1
Pittsburg, Monday; Noreinher te, ltteeft
'ADC if al. Responen
- tor We have received from Mr.
YouNe, a long letter purporting to be
an answer to an article relating to
himself in the ItEnonTEn of last week.
•As the document is more of an ar
grunentin his own favor, we.do net
propose Co allow him to use our coL
umns to aid in breaking up• the Re-'
publican party. We will do him tho'
justice, however, to say that he de
nies consulting with democrats on
Wednesday evening, in regard to his
candidacy.
We understand that BILL York►
proposes to write a book after.elcc-.
tion on " what he knows " about rid
ing two horses at the same time in
opposite directions. He now claims
to be a GA-iliT man. He'll have to
"fix up" his Columbia friends,whom
ho told he was a GREMEY man or
they will Toil his " little game " by
too much talking.—Northern
Gazvtie.
Our candidate for Commis
sioner, BENJ. KITYKENDALL, is a thrifty
and energetic farmer of Windham
township, au original republican and
an honest man. The judicious and
economical management of the affairs
of the county, which has character-
LTA his republican predecessors will
be continued under his administra
tion.
1€96. Every Bepublicau club in the
county should at once take measures
to send a delegation to the
meeting to be held in this place ou
the 21th.. clubs intending to send
delegates, had better notify J. V.
GEteEtt, , Secretary of the Central
Club, at as early a date as possible,
so that Proper arrangements may be
made to receive them.
.I„mnst
. have a " pass " to go
to Philadelphia and get some funds,"
said an- ardent GREELEYrrr the other
day to a friend.
All right, gentlemen, get all the
money out Rcerrst and - TrallTll3-
ny yon can, for yon will have noth
ing else to console yourselves with
after the election..
Stir A gentleman who heard Bcex-
LEW speak in Luck Haven a few
days since, says ho sucfteded in con
vincing many of the Gia.2l.Er men
that they could nut. vote fur hitu.
Itt usAi.t.:v; never ineutiuned Mr. tint:E
-I:EY in his speeches.
-.-.111..f -
INV. A contemporary " It ig
a very cariona thiug
*nat now, to fiud the New York Wur/d
teaching the Now York 'lribune how
to edit n clemoe'ratic newspaper.-
THAT TIDAL WAVE.
That great tiditiAtittiriW the
:anti Moot Eruta#( 4- pri4icted
Pr ll44 . l o ll6 ;: b r at Ut
• • Gekirrair: Witt earth
111=Pweb bead in Maine
Ptin alio &Fabian
o ,DilajOr
ity in the State leaf yetir,was) about
10,000. This year, titer riding them
selves of the incubus of the sore
head" Who bail) follbwetl Mi. Gm-
LET into the camp of the enemy, the
RepubliCans of -the " Pine Tree ; "
greet. their, brethren with the 'glori
.ortiiiews that VzsuAm is elected by .
sarearteetr - thousand majority.
Another, nail in the coffiin of the
Cineeiiv party. :- *it.44 lot Pennsyl
vania follow suit, and all will be well.
is. The Deinoeratie Congression
al Conference which mot in Blooms
burg last week, was not entirety pa
cific. Several of the Anti-Pp:mix-r
men pursued the Colonel to that
place, and renewed the wader() so
ingloriousbdy commenced here. The
Colonel was also well backed by
friends; who were willing to swear
with him that' everything
_hOre is
"lovely.", The Conference finally
adjourned without making a nomina
tion, to meet at the same plaCe pa
Tuesday of this week
At the time we go to press, we
have not received any news from the
"happy family," but have no doubt
the Colonel has used some convincing
arguments with the refractory con
ferees during the recess. And now
will those Democrats who have de
nimnced him as a dishonest man;
and a knave, support him f*
j The Louisville convention
met last week. Twenty-five States
were represented. 'Cn.uu.al , AYCosuu
and JOHN Q. AD.111.4 were 'nominated
for President and Vice President;
M.- Will Mr. BacsAtsw advocate
GpEELEY'S election when he visits
this county ? He has failed to do so
in the Southern part of the State.
New Advertisements._
P ROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE CONBiiivllo3l or P szcsii,VAlVA.
JOINT RESOLVTIOX
runroAriG LY LYLVDSMXT TO TUX C0N41711711011
Gi 1•100:611.Y.1.711.A.
Be d re.301,- , 1 Ly tA , + ale an 11 , 4 use. grprrt-n
-fatia•rr of tAf. Connsour..7.lWl of Patnsyranir. 171 Gen
rral A:ombly wet, That the follewing amendment of
the ennstitntion of thisCommfnurealth be proposal
to the people for thou' aaorliou or rejectlotl. pnreu•
ant to thr provi.ions L.l the stticie !bort of.
to wit •
.AItr.Nr3.IENT
-State out the sixth section of the sixth article of
the Constitution, sr..] Insert in thereof the Nl
tt A State Tremettrer shall be chcaseit by tit
qualLned viecture O tLe State,at nub tlinesand Ma
"n en term of 'emir: na shall be prescribed b•V•
1. 'All 1.1.1.107/,
ftPetkk. r 11 ,, 15e of Itepreeentattres • •
' , JAMS S. ItUTAN,
Speaker of thf Senate.
Approved the twei.ty.second day of March. Anne
Domini one thousand eisht hundred and invent,.
two.
Ili°. W. G.E.IIIT.
Prepared sad (*rifled for pUblkition pursuant to
the Tenth Article of the Constitution. .
' . PRA:NM JORDAN,
Serraory of the Commonwealth
Office Smretary of the Commonwealth,
gar:labor*. Jame 26. 1872.-3:n.
BAKERY ! CONFECTIONERY ! !
,GROCERIES
11,e undersigned be leave to return thanks to
the people of Towanda and vicinity for the very
generous patronage extended to him during the
put moon, and et the •el•ne time to give notice that
ho has added to his bush:ins, a stock of
BEST FAMILY GROCERIES
Which be is prertrod t., otter AT THE LOWEST
PRICER.
' lie will still cunt:nue tIo• ltakLug 'busideas In all
ita,btanches, and can furnish anything in this lino
on M. shortest antic , %n 4
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
He hap airn eyed np a
DINING ROOM,
Where be will at ell tune.. be ready to furnhdi Weals
or Lunchone at tench lower tmten than lutist.
Tanners MO other+ riFiting town ant turitcd to
call.
il•e-Parties orupplic•t Creew, Cakcl, milt,
and Conforticmers at Kb, rt notice.
Beinemlier the place , , nearly opposite the )(rein.
/rouse.
SuPtal.'"il
A GENTS ! QUICR I Or yciti will
..mlsa choice of territory, (there is a inapt far
1)10 LEWIS'S hint and great work. it
OUR DIGESTION,
On my JOLLY F'tl=l",i 8 SECRET.
It is bytidas the moat taking and saleable book in
the field. 1. It is on aiitatly important 'abject.
2. It is by America's tae popular writer on health.
3. It is, for the price, th . largest and handsomest
book ever sold try subscription. Agents, the people
'are,eager for mob a book, and will large you to bri ng
it to them. Write for tenus, ke., free.
'OT.0:10£ IiACLF.AIC. Publisher,
50p.11'72-ly 733 Saimaa Street, Phila.
AGENTS LOOK HERE I
Thera is a groat rneh tn. the new and srdewdldly
Ilrudrsted odttion of
ROBINSON CRUSOE,
Becatise it is the must fascinating and popular Lovk
in print, and excels *di in real elegance and low
Prices. Just out. 623 rages, tinted paper, only
52.50, easy worth 11.60. I* a great hit, sells quick
and fast. Paying $lO a day to $l5O in ► week.
Terms of this and our nme Bibles, tar the Most
complete. superbly illiietrated, and taat•selling ex.
tint. also the Pocket Companion." worth 510 to
any book agent, sent free. Write at once to
111.1111 MID Bnos., Publishers,
733 81111SOM Street,' Phila.
eirp.11 . 72-13 ,
AY.—Came into the -in2clos-
- -
tire of the undersigned. in Mater township, on
or about tho 25th of August. 1672. s =ill white and
red Heifer Calf, about months old. The owner
la re needed to come forward. prore prope r rt/, pay
charges, and take her ria , ,y, or she will he disposAd
of according to law. ISAAC T. BROWN. .
. Ulster, Pa., Sept. ‘5. Li7.1.--Sep.ll•VrB.
A IEWS SARSAPARILLA,
FUR 11711.1M:0; TIM BLOOD
A modicine that cure. .e a real public blessing.
Aran': SattAarmatss makes posihcc cure of a Pe.:-
/Poe of complaints, whi , th are always afilicUng and
too often fatal. It parities the blood. purges out
the lurking humors in the system, which undermine
I health and settle into troublesome disorders. Ernp
!Mosso( the akin are the appearance on the surface
of humors that should bo expelled from the blood.
Internal dorangenieuts are the determination of
these same humors to acme internal organ or or
gans, whose action they derange and whose sub.
stance they disease and destroy. ATECOS SA.IIIArA•
=AA expels these humors from the blood. When
they are gone, the disorders they produce disappear
met as rice:Miens of the Liter, Stomach, kidney!
Lungs, Eruptions and Ernptive Diseases - of the Skin
St. Anthony's Ftre, Rose or Erysipelaa. Pimples,
=es, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Totter and Salt
. Scald Head, Rinororm, Ulcers and Sores.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tatra in the Bott l es, SAM.
and Head, Female Walkn:as, Sterility, Eeneorrtioii
arising from Internal ulceration and utertnedisease,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emulation, and OmeralDebil
ty. With their departure health returns.
ITLEPLItED at
Di. J. C. ATER 4: CO.. Lovas. KARA,
PRACTICAL LTD ALTALTISCAL CMPRIPIP.
And void by Drtindite all round the worth.
Dr. D. C. POItTEII, k SON. Illugaralo agouti
Towed& Pe.. eta Ur We by *Were throughog
the County. taep.7l72.
XECUT (YR 'S NOTICE.—
i..uNotice la hereby given 'that all personsiedebted
to the estate of A. 11. WARNER, taco of TOraria,
deceased, are requested to irrak4tharnediata
and 111 peruona having claims against estate
must present them duly authenticated for settle.
meet. S. 11 =ft.
anglfeeft Executos.
R SALE,- Ito ~.eras of fine farm
.l^.l i•• I^Leo" , n C 0 1111'43! Uldil
i:111. Elay Of 1•, I ;LI r..pt or water, in all im
proved eotunry. loin will be aoki on only
rma, or would e).citatio• f..r an improved lam of
100 acres to ti.o county ant pay the ilifterence, Tor
full pertisulars edam,. sub g-riber at limners leery
awnyiraill. •
auglt-W3 SANIC3 C. FOR.lrrg,
• - - ---- -
T -
HE LeEoFsr t sow
THE
ON Tag Till an or. ramp
TOWANDA, TUESDAY, SM. 24.
AT TROY, MONDAY, SEPT. 23.
BOSTON, SPRINGER & HEN-
Aow= l soii OF THE
A MENAGERIE OF . MONSTFiIS
An bat for one,and the usual price of admission. and
combined tn one colossal ezhibitimt. though dis
play(' in SEPARATE TENTS. Drill lantk lighted
with gas, and to all of which, One Ticket, for One
Price admits. Presenting in its !nil strength here,
as everywhere, the most liberally diversified, Zoo-
logic and Arenic organization in the world. and pos.
itively the only one possessing a
Foorreen in number. real Mobaminedana from the
Deaerf Tribes of Arabia, width they are the univer
sally recognized cliainvioua, and whose auperien
aaticrnal and varied teats of unparalleled and prod!.
gots atrangth and audacious. eonrage, differ from
anything ever before vitneeeed._
110IIACE L'OWLES
A MIGRATORY f7,OOL()MCAL
Replete with lire learttinc,Matruction and inter M,
and crntrallzlng. the finest and -rarest collection of
Carniverous, Omnivorous, And Burning/rig Wild
Anlimes, from any clime and quarter of the Globe
ever placed on whibition in this or any other
cound
and try; anlanguage Lumens° 'Aviary of gorgeocuely.plumßAl3Y.
we gifted , mad the only
TIGER and IMared Calf error birds born on this continent.
The rperions decorated dens of this stupendous
Menagerie arc an art of study alone, and • placed by
themselves, tinder a mammoth, canvas.
Of antiquarian reseirch. relics of extiat nations,
reptilian raraties, life-rUed wax V4nlres, and auto.
matte triumphs.
Viader. the immediate direction •.•f the rem:lstria
Frank H. Itosston, and including- six lovely Lady
Star Performers, and the leading artists in every
department of equestrian and muscular education.
by whom the Most admired sensational features will
be presented in the
All the rast_oxternal repotrcer. of the dye mon.
szchkal, nuenstalled. tireat Xastudon exldtatlons
be massed on the PO* highway and principal
streets.
In a hue holiday parade . of top, power and
nidendor, or tho allenorkal prixes€ion
of tin , nahon,
Presenting a tree view of t., 1..1 , 1 , 11ante4,
Drornedarinand Arabs; 50 tl.l. tit dens golden
can and vehicles. Ic4 by Prof. C
GREAT YROFF6SIONAL BAND,
Doorb (Ton at 1 und 7 o'clock, p.
w. Aral,, Annual lull Circus per
formance to couoluuure ono hour
later.
For fuller detaihi see the various
programmes and the Daily
Newspaper of, the Great MistedOn:
Nov Advertisements.
;
blejltolped in
ONE DAY OLY AT EACH PLACE
DERSON'S
GMAT MASTODON,
Fivefold Alpha Awasement
AN ASIATIC AND AFRICAN CARAVAN.
A lingo= o't Marvels.
AIeIiCLOPEALS 1711'PO1 UONE.
And the Wonderful and only Genuine
ALI DEN ABDALLAII TIIOUP OF REAL
BEDOUIN ARAB GYMNASTS.
, G.KILINE TROITE br . IiEVO I: IN AItALS
GARDEH,
Conytituting an absolutely complete.
NAT lONAL "NATURAL KINGDOM;
A COSTLY MUSEUM
TILE UREAT HIPPODBOUE OF THE YEAR
SEPARATE GAS LIGHT AIWITUEATILE
Adjoining, but distir.,..tiroin ti:r 51vnagerie
AT 10 O'CLOt•K, E.WII DAY,
In the nareelously
CHARIOT OF CILL'OPS
=II
EVANS it 11141METIL
, •
OM
',Allig NOW OVENINO rum/
FlltBl l INVOICE OF FALL
I QIIY-'GrOODS I
AND ABE rIINPAILEY. TO 0.1112 c
DECIDED BARGAINS
BLACK. ALPACAS,
iD RES'S GOODS-,
EVENS & lIILDRETH,
•
•
Bridge, Street
lowandiftw. 2 4 . / 4-i2.
LADIE'S FRIEND
The of Sewing lbehim,t;
1871, ae repurted ninktr oath iu 1771. to
of Sewing 3faelitiro f'2tolte, ioLQw that tL
siwca-m - A
•
MANII,FAQTURING COMPANY
' • 3
SOLD LAST 4 , 471 lal, e mAcinNis
• 1
Itnety per cent et' titan Lot;;
FOR FililLY USE
Mona Sewing ).I..achiu - Ls than_ ivere
sold by Buy other company (luring thP 61111 i! per, .1.
j~VICI£I~~~DI & BLACK,
Aug. 14. IST.- • IS WARRANTED.
NEW (
IN GREAT VARIEtY,
SIGN OF THE BIG. BONNET ON
MAIN STREET
CONSISTING IN PART OF
IMPOIITE,D AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIO
LACES,
,E111:BROMR
FANCT
PARASOLS,
GLOVES,
HOSrEBY,
MILLINERY GOODS,
•
.NOVELTIES OE THE SEASON
B. A; PETTES, Co
Towanda, Slay 1. 18721.
CAUTION.—AII persons arc; hereby
L ic =s4r= iled I t a= ng ht a fo: t 's4ft i . % ; s n
the
•ame 4aa been paid. ROIIrRT ISE NJ
ANYInn, Pa.. Augait.l3, 1872 -w3
I
-IN
BLACK SILKS,
POPLINS,
OD A 1.11,0 E LINE or
SHAWLS,
rLANNELs,
T.U;Lt.I LI;sENS,
TOWELS.
DOMESTICS,
Thie ie over •
Every Michine ! , 01,1 Lr
At:E.Nro
Towxx.t. , A,
AT _THE .!
SC., SA
EMBRACING ALL THE
Enollarmatut.
T w N iio l l ) .. A
K E 3ALE PRICER, TS
every ,IrrefulesdaY. bY 0. h. LiTuf
..subjectl,to changes WY. - • -
inysibk! bush
Rye; RI bads
Buckwheat, bush
Oceilt bush
Osts, n. bug. .........
Besnrep li
• .
Butter (rolls) - TA Nr.
do 221 Lew
Iptgli, dos. ....... .
Firhitoes, bnihda , w
Flour s barrel'
Onions, g bush
Wausau or thitUr.--Wiwat 4J I tLi• COrn DC
Rye SAlbs.; Oats 32 lba. • Darb , -y a lbs.;
lbs. `p 02 lbs.; limn 29 les.; tlieter'Bo.4 r, 4
Ibs ; y Seed 44 lbs. - Dried rtgait.
.•
Dried 22 lbs.. Fibs 8.;u1 &o lbs.
-
11IIIPELD3T--CASCADE'IIILL.S
Flour, bEpt Winter "rb.cit. pr. Rack .
,* _hundred lbi
*•' • 171111.1 . ......... .... * . 5 11
reed, Lk= cwt
- *Mom 14:tu9ing untally done at nticr.,a n
inettrot the nall etiffldent for a larßn th
.
- eamptown. Mai 22, 1872. U $.1:1%1A)1
ICOWATCDA COAL
cLil,4;Liit ,14k:E., J
einE .AGESCYSCLLI': SS Wirt;
isiscr...ki Int:sin:o us ro.‘ L 44. •
At, o ALL SIZES I'ITTsTUN ANTILICA
At MarjEf-t. Prim,
At 1107'2. • WARD . 5; Mos-i-A n ,
T"I'KINS
,COUNT •
SEEDER A ND PIASTEII SOlth-
Tim la au Attar hment to that FlltsT CL It%
CiILNE.
E TO3IR' ItINS .COUNTY
• WIJI:EL RAKE
Ala we e 0.., ee,..•01.01 it atl
_BEST YUSTY:II tiOWEIt TUE Ifallna
Ito adrantageo over all- ott.trs ar6- atanv. Nat
cali - opncial &hex:bop s to its adaptation to
Bowrso PLAnEtt,.LIME, AsuEs,
AND'OTIIER YEIIT/LIZERM
The Distributing - to on arranged as to eff
tually crush all humps therdby Wearing on os-:,
Mgr:button of Plamter, oxen when full of hard dr
Inropn. IT BOWS EQUALLY WELL -.
•
ALL EINDS 'OF 131tALN AND GILLSS.
. •
Such AP* 4 . IWat, iLVL., °arr. lirtilep , Duckarbeat;l:r.r,
Flxx Clover' and other Organ 8,44,
,s under the axle, near
Kroutid ; and can be
USED /NIA STI‘ONG WIND Vi IT H OCI : u ' I ;,
TEIIING PLASTE.It Olt SEED, HOWEVEI
LIGHT.
It le ,Invet by-a can .t/ the wh,.*:, uLich wai
;4 ., t Ord of Unl , •r 1r Jl, jr
iT CAN BE SIVE - YU) Ilion LAKE Ti 9E1.0
OB FROII SEEDER TA) I:AK . F.: IN
"MINI.7IE.S. ,
ItAhl
itur, ur t , ,
Rake
CoraLitv. , l.Takc. and
Se(-der :
i t
Whrat. or nye, ••o .r I ..r r,
can have ; t -o • t.:.
I,:r. •,. .•
lEEE
MEM
T4. , wa11d.1. 't
U DI:. lf , hQl'l4.\
ll }Lab. I.
aae , ;41,i
wah Lcw.:4 , l/11/// , -/
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I i !CHOLERA; •
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piAItIZLREA, 1 •
DVSENT EL
('I)LIC:.- •
4 C". 1 •''.1. ,1 1 -1111::
a1..1 .:; I.alLftti' ; •
h. ad ti, a:A
MlllM.iiill
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pr , ,t N'
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S Wot.wviylo,,
- _
ein3lM
NEW YORK . IJ(►UT r ,ANI' tilltti
sT4.)ItE,
N. .;, I'ALN ,N
Is receiving true 'of the bergcst
best stock of BOOTS . 1 / 4 SHOES - Itr
brought in: Tuw:ul,la, ; which l ic e .
offering at the very lowest prices
Cash, eonsistire• t'q
& STotiA, 13015
AlussEs and Cluu.i3nrs's- Shots' of all
kinds, all bought direct Iron tle
Manufacturers, and hand 'inade , ,
4ctotts. warranted. ' 4ll rfl.l, : 4 1 ,
LEvr - nEn AND FM
Thankful for past f•ivors, I ,olicit
a continuance of the Lan:.
T.2war:•l.l, 1-;72
TT:JANET: & GOIZI)ox
1
1 1 1 07777AN_TD_P., •PA
wriOLF-‘,:.L2: AN.I , ItETIII
I)I{VGGIST►S.!
If avin- r. V1..1' . .
stalk!. hate nvd
R•lc• '
\:I - 111,J. • •.• !
, A.TED 2'iLl'• I.:•i'h' I I
•riNcz - !•l.ti •
!MI
/%11..1
I'ALATIOSS.
DYE STUFFS,.
/Ai I:LIciNLD , SENY. ..}I. 'I
P1.711E. WINES I:Zs.;P
I - 11,.1
TOP , -1 CCO, SNUFF .N.ND
PoruLkit I).I.TET
An t a r;nr
TO LET AND FS'S( y )s
More than the nimai care snd attentlOn g:Tur - i ,l l •
Compounding of •I'resoriptions. Op , :n S 7, nd l r .
from 9.o'clock,a.m.,tu 1 p.m. ;I:from 5 p.m. to 7 P.n.
• Dr. .3t.tiortr. can consultod at. the Fton'ou
nrdny of each wee:: am hen:to:ate.
D. H. TrILSEr ,
T. "wands. 3ltiy H 7.?. -
•
Fort SALE.- A
FARM of 170 mzes,
tyl.food. living water, budit,,s.
l..ucttclly rust' f rom N w" AWany 141 , 't -
further ttaurtnatieu
Alhauy, Itradh;rd cuunty. • •
Augußt 20. 1572.--3 w,
BY - DIRECTION OF ' HE ri.tEs
Meta nt. the Towandi aml
Fund Assrciatiot, a taiecial iltectina
Iwlslrz+, will ho inon,hatoly After the next
t 1- 4 0 ;h:LC , "-
.1: r.. t• t,; • 1 y 'Ott'
il k t.ig two, t 1..• • t
tht, it I t•Oki • to, 7 ' ' "
Jug 7.'72
MED
tei ti re • dollars
- FROST!:
13
SI r- 4-g
a'• 1 7
22
fq,
1(i (MJ 4 11
=MB
MI
cigar
E=El
tizoss.