IMWS -PP,O:+ll ALLV-ATltilt.
El
Tfiere are 1,377,000,000-of ns on
terrestral globe.
The London Times is getting
dy to hunt Livingstone.
-- A. ton of rough ore from a Cali
ja mine recently sold for $7,600.
--Tho Illinois and michigan Canal
, npAny made %profit cf $199,000 this year. „
nett word; for the use of the
ent generation, is .."-kpothecareleEenesa."
—The old gi,ld ,of Prussia is to be
cted alai withdrawn bora circulation.
— . Virginia City has a chilly,
gliest that creeps through key-
---The - fences along the
racific railroad have proved gro.it
• —The late fire in thd Fifth-avenne
1 %Nee Y6rk, czlas(:.lno'suz•peuslon abu6i-
—Ge'il. Sickles has bad a son born
ILLb be, . : named Edwin StaltUm
=I
-110,,t of the members, of Con
- ,1 - ,atiin g tun to enjoy the hull
z!i•
Th e population of the United
- DA ~t the Gt•rhiau Erppirei6 about the
•, each.
—Between the years 1840 itml
72 Iv) Viva 11.5D0 public officials of
-2. t
manufactures trice' l the
r of :Illy othtr county, but tued'tuore
:!1erc,..r11.9 than nix.
—Last year Russia produced 330,-
Am tons of iron, the treater part of %Mc)] was
trt , it ~ r t,pLrior quallty,
—Pros. Tyndall has 'perfected a
fireman, A , hereby they_ can
tit burnt! g buildings.
Vt.lgusou Howe and. Dr
1 4%. ,t,,re, in E.Busas city. Shssouri
Lu., , :21,000.
-.Totf.ana farmers band together
factorlvs on the F.l.quo
i:c:•.>u lactutiLs
iiuu•ti in which - Joan of
r,;7
jut
.!..• , t, tof LLO Vuaguc lutve decided
it.
—N ,- Arai visited by a
night, and tie
ar:y ra.lEOA•li ecru behind'
=IEII
—June:; E. Thc)inpson, a Wealthy
ttrin,.r of . El.. r fi-ntacky, is said .;o
iwoot . ; ii3)lllitie. to
( , 1 ()Q.
—Two young American - ladies
:1,10 a1.1v.v.,t ,u.1,11c1 the authorities Of Leith,
(7 - tlai. t Lc a I ,, quf:st to sleep ir. the fight-
—Q, leen Victorill has sauctilped
th int . , Woolwich Acatltms of B.
sac IT , 1111:1 lx,! , i . Ltiog to• tho Royal.
uf
Euglish jourtvds allltcled to
p and rhearuaus:n. • Ili
nt s••v,re 'Adze -4 or King
ti:•
A,::
—The Boston Post "says : One
I the ".11.thsird," beeath,e.
it Lf: de.ki i , t "mah's harA" earnings
I 1 , r•• 1 ./11.• 10. •,•111.
—Last crop of cereals in the
.•t• i ; ggr , g4,t,-.11 5 6.10,000,900
i,vou 0410, atj. , utuigfit 1),:z• cult, of
v. 1,„ . .••I • I‘I) ):rd.
person 3 were recEuitly
p . , by 9 esupg sau , agc.i.
•-• s; O:Wm what comet of
. Lro un Silo d“gs.
yhantitfac,Ora•P. of palmetto
t 9 Lc put into t ractical
c utury. Gotrgia. T[ti pro- .
1111 n•.l:tly
aII I 1
—n at th,jw and John Guy Vassar,
111:411 tt h() i,IIMICI,I VllSt.ar
11.:Vt: 10 e.2.1",ki11i,11 a 5109,00.0
.-1,1- .
• • •
-I-A I statu that
• : • • t•;,•••,- ft,r
!; ~1:1 4 f luanev,
.1 4 1 T ~ 1.; ty, 1^ -;.* S. , itiled. " •
- I ,—.X.c,aoriling to the South Pacific
.a.iy ‘Na... Ultima out of tin.
L• 111.,. 1. , ,Uauc... bite catu,tt t. hear
b. VIA t tot Ltr Lcad.
*,}lll)lic library to 'Boston
2+r: Atilerk.Ati and
En t n • •": 1:11 or the
t
- 1
—.ln lowa, the Ple.E4(loiitittl dee
, w t ~ t ~,,, whi:ll of limn Bliculd
r t vuto
HEM
EMI
tLe State of Arkait-
A , at h rtnt:-five et tit, (pa the
• r, 3, rt par.
,It•lititatiou from the city of
tht, l it, q and
tlwir
2tl charilz-
I)
S l. :
;try ,•c.
lioyle,,President of the
•&.1; , •<1,, Erai ch nl tlie Erot-rald
N.!.rtli Amer ica, 11,8 °pill
• .J 1 1.1: •1, OaLtrto,
C I i
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Tiftth-as Ltlgislaturti for . 1873
t. : • IS-LI:0o Pwpnblicaus 25,
1) 11 m -t., It , .r,',ll,l,cati 78. Dt.mocrats
`. I. 1.1 L A;ol..iiran twijurity on
.
—.l good deacon. being abled to
a ehautklier f , tr the
t•hi , 1
,'‘XONY, ' W hatis the title
tit a IriLd• r? A t.r p-14 get it you eau4 get
t i ! ! II It."
Iron. F. 1! - Stait6n made an
...p.,!1.10,41.t before the Ways and
tl.ver of 'the repeal of
tle ;•• !...tit :t2 rt•:un;l!::, ~ r the
.•!1'
(inc-sChiy I):lsseuger
( wlth
Atittetsi:h statieu. wreeLing
t c.tt.s ati,l loliqtg J. ILA , . k , the
IME
hork.,3 purchased by the
s t' , ,Dfc , l,-•(.7in Eriz.aiql for the improve
ra,ti! th. 3 bred ttt Swrz , rlana have arrived,
aullkl,wah,d, over to the vartoua Ce.mt)ha
that f..ld,•rt
—A cynical citizen professes to
have , ( Ii;,;.1 - 01 ., •,1 rt pa'pable faili,g off in the
1:1v zn -, r0,10y r , trot., the up
in. Tl.O duct rt h 4vine to go 00 hut, can't
t hit; r p•t
Pit tslur.. paper wants_ a real
, root. tiorve-t•Gre,ley.
1 , •• e.ist , 1 , Y.,rv,mt typ,. %%Lieu newipHper
ofti • ott al: es.,r the c •ttirr . , - `eat• critr.bate,
will 1 , m ntnt don a granw•
—The font wing officers have been
, •rdered to the st9T °slim SI:Illy, Fa New York
I.:(ll•.,llantiWthie s ,
V. C. Per,hetcm c Ch•trles P. St,a& and Wm.
Wi slid . A.. 4 i,titrd. Paymaster 'W. \V. 13.:rry.
among other reforms,
unsung'' war. np nt slatos, urging.
t ar
❑n.l a - ...tkt tll fiwzning a
be,l att , of pen
prtcic,• 16 ovt.:t.:!•lne.
-Teri vroluet - of three iron fur.;
ra.-rs ill 11, 1, :.,i C.)111:ty, Kotoucky, yieltled more
I , z -, ! l' t , the 0 , Y11'n.4 la,: year than all the t 'bac
(%) r..:• ~i 1 , , Dav /
•.; coooty. where that stap:e
j., i ~,, ,,F . , r-li,, ?. ti all the procloctord of that
We •ri... •iiii.,tl,:.
—No , v'llm the thing is over, the
• 1: 0 ,) • COn ft,,.11i 01111 . the 1 t
te
••
;;.+1 "2. Ell di , repittabie any tip•inging
sal:: • ;o a t Oa , city a,a n at
,d 11.%
p C.
-- --A tire at Tau:aqua, Wednesday
(.74•:',.+ pAt'tern
is about fl5O (0),
rll . l.l.lred Illt - 11 a: e
th L Thr• Lre
I , ) , eci ", .1 th, an in,T.u.l:lr.y-.,
—The I:!ii',N.l States storeships'
.
Li It! lAn 1 Supolv Irt. been desttztittted to
ca; rs; '• • ,;! Ato-rt••:.•1 tuAtturat-.tire intend
ed f. r ; V. .1 tst Ex:,o-11 yea.. ves•le!s
st . t.l 4 ••;.i 4 . ! ••• tv I'm I: .:;untt trtv.i.l rel.:Tutu
. tt Tr.e•t:.
—The - United Stales Ns - ill driplicate
th.v kr, tlcAtroved be tire or
;1.;• - b ~I; rprAt, ittdeutify them by
;a1;1 pt .Itltutt
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s t , ; 11. , r W Czlre WACO, an accurate
• .1; s cet.cl,ll
_TIL,, atauual rnegsfige of fbe
f.! r!, , r1.• it"/iVAI the y ear flat
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EDITORS: •.
E. O. 0000n3cu. 7 S. W. ALVORD.
Towanda, 'Thursday, Dec. 2G, )172.
At (lin time of 'going to press, we
we have not received enough returns
from the election which came off on
Tuesday, to form an intelligent opin
ion of the result. The majority for
BuNNELL in thig county, will be from
1,000 to 2,000, which we believe will
elect him. The vote polled was very
light.
In this borough, BUNNELL'S majori
ty was 110, just the same as that giv
en STRAWBRIDGE in October. •
TIIE " TREASURY RING."—The "dark
secrets of the ''Treasury vaults," (to',
quote the Philadelphia. Press,) am
coming to the light, The last.. ne
farious transaction of that-disreputa
ble combination, called the " Treas
ury Ring," has been to pay off a large
amount of the State debt.
Governor _GEkRY has issued his
proclamation '4nouncing 'that the
amount a the'State - debt of Penn
sylvania, redeemed and cancelled by
the Commissioners of the Sinking,,
Find; Favicts eronDalc4ous F. H , RT
iiANFT- and ROBERT W. MACKEY,' dur
ing the period between the Ist of De
cember, 1871, and the 13th of No
vember, 1872, was $2,476,213 50,• of
which $2,169,141 81 was in six per
cent; loan ; • $282 973 69 in five per
cent. loan ; $23,000 in four antl
half per cent. loan, and $9B in relief
notes.
(rArdu'et,,(l
At this alarthing rate these thieves 1
and rascals will pay off the State
debt in ten or twelve years, and
then, of course, they can appropriate
tO themselves all of the surplus rove
nnes of the State. .We call the at
ite:ntion of thore, great moral reform
ers, The Press, and BILINGFELT and
seine of our biarnaculate neighbors' to
the. grAt danger which threittens
the Treasury of the Cummonwealt.h.
These bold, Lad men shold be
stopped in their mad career! What
' a great depth of political and moral
degradation and official dishonesty
will be reached when the State has
no debt to; keep her Treasury Ring
iu cheek!
Strously! the steady and rapid
extinguishnient of the State intlebt
ednt; whieh hasVbeen going On un
der Iquiilican rule, should be cause
of congratulation to every citizen of
the State. It is also evidence 'of the
integiity and.fidelity of the Auditor
General and State Treasurer who
Lame in charge the collteion and ,
safe-keeping of the public moneys.
The revenues of the State are mostly
paid by corporations, and the ser
vje-s of an honest and vigilant Audi
tor General 'are of.the utmost im
portance. Now, that Gen. HArcrn , i: , :gT
haS retired from the office, we be
lieve that political friends ,and op
ponents 'alike will testify to his in
tegrity and ability as a public ser
vant. Dnring his seven years incuth
liency of this responsible positi(in,
hundreds of thousands of dollars of
long-standing indebtedness on the
part of corporations has been brought
to settlement, to the great benefit of
the public treasury.
MIMI
; c;,ara
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WM
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waft,
THE ELECTION.
05-• As a legitmate consequence of
the recreancy of the Triune to its
party and its principles, comes np
the trouhle about Mr. GREELEY ' S
The courttry is shocked at a contro
versy following so closely upon the
public manifestations of respect for
the deceased, and sympathy for the
surviving members of his family.,
But the stockholders of the Tritnihe,
knowing that the paper has forfeited
the confidence, and probably lost the
support of Reptiblicans, have devised
a cunning scheme to throw the Jo
nahs of the'concern overboard, and
cudeavor . "to r•-gain its former posi
tion. by placing Vice=President CQL
FAX in charge editdrially, at a (salary
of $20,000 . a year. The desperate
straits to which the concern-is reduc
ed, may be judged from the excessive
salary, offered to a mediocre editor
The present management is endeav
oring to prevent this arrangement,
and hence the trouble .about
GREELEY'S wills—as the control of his
shares of stock, upon which turns
the ebutrol of the Tribune Associa
tion, will be secured by the party
which represents the will admitted
to probate.
It is supposed that it Mr. SIN
CLAIR succeLals in obtaining contra'
of the Tribune, that Mr. Conr.ix will
be made editor-in-chief, and .the pa
per placed in cordial sympathy with
the National ; Administration. Eves
s.should be done, which from
present indications does not appear
Probable, the Tribune can never be
the Tribune of the past—its prestige
has been totally destroyed by the
fearfulpolitical blunder of the canvass
just clos,Ld. Its defection was so Un
eipected and reprehens ble, its con
duct during the canvass so unfair
and disreputable, that its admirers .
can never again place that implicit
confidence in its statements, which
forMerly was a marked reature in the
Tribune hi-tort'.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
:CORRY, Pa., D,ec.
This afternoon at 3:15 o'clock, as the
mail train on the Buffalo, Corry and
Pittsburg Railroad, leaving Curry at
1:20 P. M., neared Prospect, and when
within eighty rods of the stationjhe
trAiu was thrown off the track atila
trestle work, the passenger and
gage cArs and tender fulling a dis
tance iif 'twenty-six feet, while the
tligtneipttssed over unhurt , '
To the present time the dead ho
:le:s e,f 19 person 4 have }e en recover-
PH, t- (,f arr. fearfully burn
:.• ' , Ptah ri c o! knOWIII
t. • -, ••.;•,tite of theta
tx-rtqa_sity
RIM/PITY REPRESENTATION.
,_The Scranton Ilitpublican on the
question of minority representation
and cumulative voting Says there is
minority; representation note ; if it
were not eo there world not be is sin
gle Demoerat itt die Rouse of Repre
sentatives or Senate. Notwithstand
ing the fact the RcpUblicans carried
the State by an almost unprecedent
ed Majority, they have only a major
ity of twenty in the House and three
in the Senate. It must be conceded
that the Democrats are vastly in the
minority in the' State ; they have
netertheless a good, strong represen
tation in either branch of the legis
lature. If th,is isnot minority repre
sentation we, should liko to know
What is. The best jemetly is to
choose district representatives. Phil
adelphia gives Republican majoritis
with great regularity, bUt she does
not send a solid Republican 'delega
tion to the Legislature. .Althongh
Philadelphia sends, eighteen mem
bers to the Lower House of the As
sembly, no voter in the city votes for
more than One, for the reason - that
the city is divided into eighteen dis
tricts, and the voters in each elect
their own candidates. Thai bo'h
parties are: represented in Phi iadt 1-
phia. That is the kind of reprssen
tation we are in favor of throughout
the State. Instead of a, ' d
system of Voting, such as
lative system, give us repry
ssntation. We' have the distret sys
tem in that city, but it should be ex
tended to every county in .114 e State
The number of members of the Leg
islature Hilt doubtless be increas)
by the new constitution, and the
muuber of distiiefs shoulci comes
writ with the number of ny.whers
each voter voiiug, r but om.
This would be dir:_et minority rcpre
saltation.
r:zi
LETTER PROM WASHIIZGTON.
W;,;:111N411 N, , e. 20, 1872
Eli tlm octe din; e ~; ogress, up 11:e
i•ttle
ILt•r,
trati.V.lL•ti. - ..'.rr
ro will r,n t tir.
; lw •
Silk..., it is n , t L. to t':,l
41.1:1%'. •
ivith rithero, to on . ; .y tlit d thin; , . of Clu
:-
was and the .Now
11l the .1.1., , ae5. 1 , ••.. . • . : r • ^ altar(
disri•ition for ur r.. ; ait fr that
hal
r 1
111,trt.. att,-.1•,,n • _ i want . ; ':o.
country. Tit, • 1 • %fir. i. 11,1 ho .
GRANT i 1 •
tlw , and .
ith 1•.;..41..g•t•ans ;hit
in 1 part, ,o• r thin I ,
dce,r.. Pr0......1.1 ! , ion 1.10;
I.Vo e,. d t:o. :,_•1 that tt:(2
f i rm ~f 'S,111:11Z. C. have h•-e 1
'I i}t. 4_ll ,ilgll i iulr , tt.atiun t.r the I.li',Di,
and that C t
the pi ui
alt Mare y
41: in ,!,..:1(*.t11, 1%11.,
dirc!,t
:.• .•••J .• •••11 •-;
I nlll, .t t' .1. nr.i.t. .t
r g• • •1': , 7 :n•' r •nice
Ttii- ..s• 1:1
„r Charaet•
of flu - th,:n
Cictl n .; 3 I. a.. 1
ma,:t.rr a . , I .11 ,t t :
V . r • • . ,!..:
Wl‘P.c rt.' t • • • .
t tso ,, .
-,l,:uat,dr. i, :.1 ~!
th, tit,
not 4,:pear t..at tl.is rV
&It rst,, t., !i .:L.l.- ! \!, a!, a
Iner , , :Ls
and au 1:1:11.ty
of tectou..,ll (11. t ett,:m.. It
the c t..,
gt, at -t
piut,A itot!
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hy 3p
of a Bureau a, t e t's: • CI, ; :11(•
and te:zulili , dts estaNisll,l by tl,t.•
C. , tatal,,ion, ti • cl , :r1: t
lien ortlualof wl.re indd the
cti.o.r of the giA %%11,, 1, 11,n:-
1;1)(111-C.)1e ti: • id:A.ll,
Wc e,
the w•cos:-Ity tiro , L o.c r 1.•Iil
ent1011 ; COI taillly it 1, d e,
routine: ci.r Clitical ,:ntit v., kr.• tto
tenni v. 112.. 1k q Er d
quite 6r.f!it.14.L1 c:
thl;
th I.s
of which toss b . ve.ry 'LAU( w•,.. (1:1 0 11.1
s chnc t ure tot to o.orr.
abri, h, it th,sy ,t 1 ;a1.4_11 t •r•
graplu 1 that iiitt...7rity pni p
arc qua,lll , f;,inie (1 wth ‘‘i,ll
.r education. d
--id this lat. i
are yet pr pared t" a:1 II"-,
are r.nd b.: Id up an
t ,cracy of edue.s!l .n. wh , tll,r. it I, eono. , aled
under ti o..p.ilar cry ‘d Civq r; ref 4m
or nw, ty.r.d.) we I.oleve,. t 1).2
fulit and,-r,t,,cul; that th , vn
the. 1/2d:Lgo,ZI/e 4 are t ,, 1 ,QcEpte..l :,ti
the !rtledile , ry .0 nhtcit ti.a atlairs
Isa:t
tile.. :1113 way
. t. 4
thine, !I/At
Lll •.it f t
rvati , u frc.i:ll-t,tit , t.cis
I t.r...'uaic.i,t ..1 .Thl% al.
ti,c c,autrary, it ih a fait a. 'I .1. t rec.! truo
wit hat, and
e ni. , o practical awl t,
of "pDvertimel.tal :y triqi miaLlc ti,
1...a5: i f 1 , t):)., - ; the •r- , of a
lit •
:,1 - ,.1:111. a.. 1 ,111. I ,n
the l rt4nt l.\ it= :s. tlntt t
p -
petikly.t
wArkle Ir p ,wrier ; N;;L•1; sznt,lll
When once thorkrn;z:-..,:y tl
tr•LaCLcy to mirrovc
the tivrc,co. • - .. .11:•t: th.•
NVg.: Lac: alotaz et;pll- sut c.,:y
ci to pl.tc , p
,
ERIE
cal pr,
tLi N ale I ntlriej a!i
ut the cwitiiry 1..112g the
C . 311 r,•a,ot: uhv ti c:f tli.,
wlio arc seder in the orgamz.ttion t,, ty w v h ri
,hgnI L I iguureil; or why :c very mtj.T
ity '6l the e:eetnn.---,t M.ty
ty-whe in a i.nLtizeti—,M,d!,l be tlelnac,,,l
carn , c ar , not the Ivrlimate pn.se:4,or.,
a coliege education, 1 a() 1,11 p0n..;,•,s
trannhuary m a ;me of I iLICAI,II,
110 V% 4:• e,rcLltial t J .
ILL!•Llti:les that ILL:. I .;.•.• 1:14 0 LE,
cli ar i,t
A great wally bilk .:,d re ,, ltiti‘.::.6 he; e
ititr‘Auceu I,to the Iluu, and t , J the
proper cornruitt..e, , , er l id ovcr for future ae
tiutr, ‘itong which ere several ruviilitig fur u
;'further paytueut of Loutity to t.ohl:e.r.s with
view of arriving at a better Llualizatiuo thau
num. Wh-t may l.e thur fate when
brought up iv ccturaittee, s it alktillS , et t‘i
' ktuau ; at.l!6 , ugh a 1).11 giving. hcuora
liic f4.le huutir. CI and
aer cf the ale,aLly
(.1, si,(1:1.;;Y ax.i,ti the (,f tL;:r
1, - ;,(Lo,us arc
I,oh ;(,
41 -.• n ,. :ot the
It • :{h .
11, that o0.1.:h an immt.l.-c- glmit f I.i :;(h;
silt ri,oit in s► L.ndit s iv? (0
er..rtat , qn jt)Lbtre.
In the Senate the Eon. CHASLEI Suaniint,
Senator from Massachusetts, In the sublime
magnanimity of bls heart, and doubtless unable
to longer control within his breastithe met flow
of that divine esse t tee call the "Milk of human
kindnesa,7 has offeredli resolution . " lhit the
records of the battles fought during the late
" onpleasentness " be strickeM from the regi
mental colors and
,the irmy register in order to
",promote fraternal feeling between the two
sections."
lie might added in order to further pro
mote good fisliug - that all the resolutions of
thanks to soldiers for gallant conduct shall bo
expunged from the journals of Congress, all the
awarded. be destroyed, all the muster
roll! of the dead and the hying soldiers who
fought in defence a .
the be sold foti.
waste paper, thb iitiasfun list 'abolished, the
Suldlers' Homes and the schools for their or
phans aboliiilied. the gray( ,E or, the three hun
dred thousand dead plowed up.the bead boards
destroyed and the maimed and crippled ourvi
rorc, pith the milews and erl.haus, be trans
,ported, co that he trace cr the
to wound the delif:.te seleabiLiCi..s el our 'ids
guided brethren.
NY.:tt a sublime. lesson of human to
Le read and tan,lit at tee many fire sides made
Fore_'and desolate by the ruthless hands of
t :use %du.) e night, with desperate and batter
t•I tear tlwan cud destroy the fair
fabric of our Villein. Nei er eluce tile dave uheu
the lwvly Nazai•iu:.; 'Alikel the palm grovci.of
C V. 11.11 II 1..1;1,04 in
nrgi:tiA
- BARNUM'S MENAGERIE BURNED•
Only Three. Animals Fared - The Less Three
Thou.s,thd Dultars—Destruction cf
G-race •('hapc! alga nt':•'r 7 7 );a1
lass Very
NLW YORK, Dec. 21. s:►rnuut's
Menagerie, in Fourteenth street, was
but•ncd early this morning:
Ti.•t; tire was first observed by a
p,•lic.-miu at 4z:10 this morning
traniLug through the rof of Bar
num's melts, immediately over wr•ero
the giratis wire kept, zind soo t ta after
the annals and birds began howling
and sere: Ching in-a terrible manner.
Sauce of the firemen first ou the
;round state that the roars of the
animals was frightful to listen to
awing qv short time that it lasted l
they were quieldy put out of their
n•
user_ by the rapidity with which
the devouring elenit-nt lapped np the
tii.dcr litre E I rue t ri! it: which they
were caged:
lhe'only animals saved out of the
valuable collection which Mr. Bar
num had taken fatch pains to sceure,
were two elephants and a camel. As
these beasts were led out by their
keeps-rs a 'Very large place was given
to theta by the tirewen; police-m-u
and citizens, who were congregated
iu Fourteenth street viewing t
burning structure. They were coa
t eyed . to a place of iaft.tv, whert they
attende.l to by on
ly. The were very docile
Irac!!..lle ; the ext.-de
-Lneid and ctiolus t''f.at'..ra : - on all
1 s ,if
The front Ituitdit t.s a 1 - wo story
•-
tia,•, and e.tittito:i-I !.- ad . .. It";.ct tier
of coil ugve•l tr.•it an.l wo which
vidth that pueti •Lt •.f 11:e
.1.11.e , 1 as :t cucn. t• -, 1•01 . ; ties.roy
ru.l, the whole burying as tholigh it
Iwas a tinder ho.
rue tire nest trxtereled to the
church adjoining. is Lieh is ktiov - n us
GrLic , Chanel, Cli!.rcli of the Re
dcwiflon, and, although ti t•
ustA their uttuos4 endeavots to save
the build ug. they were unvailable,as
It Sliat,-.1 almost the , t•une fate as the
c.reu-t. un'y the fr.,nt walls tieing 1,4 t
stantlm : .; to mark tbe plat.e where the
church The Chapel was a
Let church 'sum, ittt.--d by Orttc ,,
Cottrell
-
The fire net: spread to the man
sion of Mrs. Lawrence, consuming it;
then to tho iron front building occu
pied by nygrat.-, ivor detlier. Which
with i rear builtlims; wicupi the
:. , 11111:,., and Loth AV(:Ce (1. groyed.
tbence it spread to Miner S S r levens'
..,totriage factory, on 13 , 1 i %ARO, the
rear portion of \VI:Hi burt•cd
$30,000 Worth Of carrotge-.. F.
Gate's carriago factory wai (mtirely
Curk.:.. intiage fuctori
adjoining A - as shl4.ltlj. -
The fire origirmte 1 in the boiler
rogin. - The giraffe's ett i4 e was open
ed, Cut the animals were too fri-ht
t e-cala-, and :01 heir p-ristiLd.
Tiley w. re Yrdned :.t
Bardtim . ;: ugeut ..-itimaLe-: the 1... q s
at it 31.0 Coo.
;
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LIEII
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All tL. yerfk,ruicili I;JA thl.tir ward
rubo,, ni.Luv being very valnuble.
AL at three hundred peoplc; arc
thrown out of crvlon_tetit by tile
ti, e.
1al'1111111 . fiksse:, are vsriously osti
mated at front two to three hurvircd
thwisitud dollars, lint he is not in'the
cit v.
It i,: repori ea that a/Int - 1111:s - in
snrane,, oit hfs animals was ouly-425,
Out), the two i-lehhauts Uhl/ eamet
s:eved coveting one half of that.
ixtrraEr. LAR(.I: FIKF,
NEW Yorai, 1 1 .1.)ev. entire
new block on the Ives'. aide of Cent-re
:.trcet. bet wt.en Leonard and Worth,
was Lulled this evening. Tut!,
!Lim es broke t war the boiler in
the basetuent of buildings N05..81,
83 and S 5 Centre street, and speedily
conoionneated with the upper floors,
whence they lir( ad to the adjouung
b 9 and 91, a!so
79 and fi Centre street: and Nus.•
130 and 132. Leonard street.
Iu Nos. 81, S 3 and 85, the follow
ing parties -are losers : The New
York Newspaper Cowpony; Aiken
Cramer, of . Afilwalikee; Dunbar - low
Co.'s piuting office; Anders, - in,
Archer & Co.'s boil bindery. In No
87, Jas. Galllglier, dealer iu bi•a'e
goods. In• Now 89 and 1 .11. were thti
taw offices of. Howe
Howe & Short:•r, Edward Price, and
the liquor store of GrJrge
zee. No. 79 was occupied by E. B.
Cutaftiins as a p tint shop and dwell
'ng, and No. 77 1.1 E lUkins a a
i quer store. Not. 130 and 132 LE on
ird strut, occupte.,d by uutuer;._
ens families.' and the tl'st ilJors
I'ILS
Two girls enipl.ycd in tho
where the fire commenced, e'er: se
injured; ulso two men, one of
wl.lotti, Benjamin Ballow, is probably
f:,t 'llier.• was a ruiner that sax
peri:Lod is the flames; brft the
riTor: was happily wifoundA.
1 he tw.l loss 13 t , tinated ut five
thuusand
'There will he a larg& number
of cases of con•ested seat: 'Come be
fore the next Congre , s. While the
nce.!s,itics of politicsi honesty de
mand that a moot searching investi
gation should be made in all these
cams, and evcry possible . means em
nlo:,-td give the lawfully elected
member his ,scat, yet it would be
wiser and safer to surround the bal
lot with such. safeguards •as would
r, mkt- these doubtful elections im
poscible. We:cannot but believe that
tui• praetie:.!of paying the empenses
t!:e unsliccei-sml contestant offers
ihillt , i'llie-ht for UN vry one who seers
any oppl•rtunity to trump up a claim
Y,1!•11.t to aapire to it, and take the
tqinct.i of at curing it, without run-
wing the risk of any loF , s in casie of
failure, to succeed.
SOLDIERS' LADD BOUNTY.
The following bill has passed the
'United States House of Represents.-
tines; and is iiqw before the Senate :
To enable honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors,-their widows: and or
phan children to acquire homesteads
on the public lands of the Untied
States :
Be it enacted, &c., that every pri-
Nate- soldier, ' musician, and (officer
who . served in the army of the Unit
ed States, during the late war, for
ninety days, and vas honorably .dis
charged, including the - troops mus
tered into the service of the United
States by virtue of the third section
of an act entitled An • act making
appropriations for completing the de
fences of Washington, and for other
purposes," approved February the
thirteenth, eighteen hundred and six
ty-two, and every seaman, marine,
and officer, and other persons Who
served in the navy of the United
States or in, the marine corps, during
the lat., war, for ninety days; and
who - was honorably discharged ; and
the, widow of any such sOldter, musi
cian, seaman, officer, or, if there
be no such widow,his orphan chil
dren nutler tWerity-.one years of age,
shall be entitled to enter a quantity
of pablielands (not mineral) not ex
ceeding one hundred and sixty acres,
of one quarter-scetion, which shall
be composed of contiguous tractsoic
cording to legal subdivisions, includ•
big, the alternate reserved sections of
public lands eking the line of any
railroad or other public work, or oth-.
er lands subject to entry under the
homestead laws of the ldnittd States,
and receivd, a :certificate of. such on
try, without the molt of any
Government fees.
SEc. 2. That such entry shall b:•ii
made in the name of the person -en
titled- above to make thy same by
application in• person, or by :1 lt,
utidc4 such regulatioi:3 its tlic4iccre--
titryof the Interior shail ;
and the patent: for the land so ciii.ir
ed shall be. issued: only t such s‘tl
dier, musician, seaman. or 'CPL, or
to hiS, witlocv , orplion :thiltit en,
pro Tided for in the tir,t section of
this act, who made thii entry ; bit
no sale. of such Find, or of any inter
est therein, 'or,power of attorney au
th:itizing such sale, or other contract
or agreement in any wise affecting
or concerning, ally such land, made,
(xt ctiiral, or entered into prior= to
the fssuiog of th , i patent therefor,and
the actual delivery of such patent to
the ycrt , ,on to whom" issud d. shall he
t.f any. uffect wt_alever.bat every such
tv,er of attorney. e‘n.tract cr
rtgro:fe.cut shall he nail and void.
SEC: :3. That Ilia St-cietary of the
shall pre , criba rtfft_s and
rtgultitions to carry the >e\(-rat pro
vision, of this act into-01.0c+.
r
BURNING OF A BROOKLYN GHUROR•
ho. i'rr,L•:f!
;1 •I
YeitH, Dec. .2.2.—The Central
PryAa-terian Tabernaele,in Se'wilier
horn s: reel, BrouLlu,f Rev. T. De
\Vitt Talmage pastor, was . dt-stroed
by tire this inornin , . The fire broke
out at 'A o'clock, the s(lxton and los
:e,si,stant being the only person; in
the building at the. titne, and origi
lia.t.cßiu one of the flues, -the. flao.s
bur:ling forth quiteL - 6thid , .nly. A ,
soon=: - :s discovered the sexton g:ive
tie sa~lum by ringing the hell, which
brought thousands of IT 42tator6 on
the scene.
An attempt was cmade to extin
puish the flames with pails of water,
but without 'avail. The fire hail
inad , ;! rapid progrqs NN hen the
firemen arril,( a. A strong ' rule was
Li oAiug.und the flames slyept,riround
;;:e church, ckvouring in 'its way.
the ceiling and walls, wort' sf
corrugattd iron, becaux rt and
curiud t.Af. Tug in.un,rioth jubilee
orgnu tTits soon burnod to a chl i der,•
aipi the whole inters .r the edifice
became uLe mass of iiuiuc. The roof
fellia at half past tat, and t-uon af
tt:r the cupalo, containing a bcll
,ighing two thousand pounds.
The Tabernacle was erect.al
1t,7 0 al. a coot of $75,000, and being
built of corrugated iron W:l5 regatd
ed :et iir c proof. It was enlarged in
t,t.) as to seat 4,100 persons. For
it. '.N 11' purchased they•o.O.eu Coiisf•-
inn organ, the largest instruutent
the country. The floating debt was
off in Septeinber, 1671, and the in
come of the chureivexcetaleti its ex
oeuditures.
The luss. is 595,000. iii,uratiev,
$4:5,000, includiugki risk of $5 000
the New lurk :001 Twilit:TA Col:fp:i
lly.
At a mecting of The trustees
nocn P. e , dinniunication was received
from ..hev. Wald Beech.2r,ten
tiering the use of Plyniontli Church
to 11 r. Talmage and his congrega
tion fur evenni z , seri - ie, which offer
was accepted and thanks tendered.
The trustees of Lafay - elte Avenne . and
Classon Xvenne Presbyterian church
es also offered the use of their
churches.
New Aiyettizen2nts.
LETTERS HEM - MNING IN THE
Pohtothcil, Towanda, Pa.. Dec. 25.
John lituuy Nary
Allen Dr A 11 = It..,LlLsly Patric:
B John Lyons J
Barre- Grorg,.
8. , 0t II A . Lander It
Booth J.no -, , H. Slouahan Mrs
Bnrke July , * Map!! Ed•
IlardW en NV E Mikalen Rich:lo 4
Itenid tt M , MoPocald More(
Barter 311 r, . MANetn John
Howniali "has s itiLikOd L A
C.a.k Urals MrNl•boh Eilon 1
Cro, ley cl'Alrur % N,..vete Gt o A
Cooly Lar:na Ndrthrup MerNln
Carmody Farah . Northrup (hot . ; r , •
Cog. in. Ellen -- I,:.Plullid, I ruu,i A
Cat ri..r ti
Duuts trzi-s-::
LiCsa.ma John
Pnnn Thcnaim
_ .
.. .
Dillin Win 41eliaonover Jar.l,
I.IIA L V 3 "Itmith Geo ll
Elliott J 31 Sterner Johannah
Galan r Cornelius Spene,r Eugene
Gorman John SoMher John
Getman Das id . Solhvan Eliza
iirtrueii Itarp Stewart Mrs I. A
(irate George Smith hr I) I)
Gray W It 'nippier cart
.
11,ckey La wren, -.0 TI/nretuu 0
Ilimtly Victor li Vau,„ordur Peter
Mope Margaret . W /hams Chir!ey
Hanemer John Wee.t I. M
Harr). 0 1- ',I Wod , t Aa-an
11%rElf-t xrtl.4 r N l 'dizi2ol J ,, li II
Kitio-To: Jame; White tie. IL •
Raithn LI ..
• l'er•(.1o. cal:ing f,,r tibove IPltrrs %111 .ay adrer
t fk. LI. (7,"A ;Ili; d►te ut lI.L.
PUBLIC SALE OF' REAL ES
'Ail: —Pursuant to an order of the OrPhanii
t uurt or Itradiord County, Pa.. will be sold at pub
lic side' on the premi-es in Albany twp., to sod
county. on SATURDAY, the 25th day of JANUAtiY.
1+73, at one o'clock p.m.. of raid day, the following
itescrilwil real state, late the estate of John Gard
of Aloany township deceased:
The. real estate atoirssid consists of a farm suns.
ted Pn Albany twp. aforesaid, containing 102 acres
andl. Otwrches, and bounded by tine beginning at
an old hemlock con of the warrant; then e north on,
warrant line 2 05 per to an old maple cor.: thence
east by warrant line 83 per. to port cor„ of James
Warner's lot; throve south by, same 205 per. to a
post; thence west t 3 per. to plitoe of beginning;
Debug the western section of a tract surveyed on
warrant in the name of Henry Stark, dated August
12 1792. -
rhe tinpioviments consist of abtut 4". 'acres well
cleareda and Glieieu; co-utortab!ei plank house a
rtory and a hail high, with three rooms . below and
two above: a log barn; ate a young apple orchard
!wine :41 thrifty grafted trees. and a tew
p:ML tro,e. The %cell nat. red withipure
wa'er and is loi . ated within* iew roils of the Surd.:
vaa W. Erie ItAllßa.d. The linkl 14 of good quality
car aultable for ti lage, the:. ho:e of it.
Ti 101-1-11',0 to be ‘-aal when the land is struck
S5O) whetr the Kale is finally cr ntlrmtid. mud
the ha:Alice of the pnrrhiao money to be paid in
one yiar the:caner with interest; soil s.-curity for
the same. GEOhiGE
Adm'e eelato of John Gard.
RUBBER PAINT!
ALL SHADES, TINTS, it; COLOIT
FOB SALE AT WLIOLMALE . AICI) RETAIL.
. .
WATER PROOF & BEAUTIFUL,
Made trona tho very bead mateeL Two coats of
the immix PAINT aro better Wan thr. e "coats of
ordinary paint:
It is a chemical comp aunt, Which, when applikel
as paint, is as arm as horn, - 'yet tmatic, rut prafuc.
ing a 5238 c qual to menish.
• It Isar been manufa.itnred in tbo Drited States for,
six years past and %too I the severest testa, 004 lira
establiared fel: itself a ; •briti/abt reputation , upon a,
firm _built for the foil.,wifig qualities Eceded to
make. any paled valuable, Lamely: Durable, not
afrecte& - by son, .Rind, freed, beat— or water; firm
and elattie, strong and adliesive, will not crack or
pe‘l • IT; retains ils color, giving a surfa, as bright,
smooth, and delicate.' to if viruished. It flows Irian
the brus , freely and s,ttles, prezupdy. Is 1(12,14C0
to all kinds of painting on either wood, iron, brick,
or plaster. No other paint will resist water,equal
to it. nuking it unequaled for'paiuting vessels or
metal routs.
In alit the rmitr.s.h.s cta fu - st-class paint the 'Lub
ber Paint is unc:quellect It is pr p. iu Pure
Sluie, and in al, Cittace and other clilors, caroprds
lug any number of dillftreut shades. One gallon of
the Rubber Paint - wilt corer twcnty to thirty yards
two coati.
BEADY FOR tr..:E AND MOLD BY TUE
GALLON la 1,2, 3,4, 5,10, 13, 20, and 40 -
GALLO): PACEAGE.I, AT MANCFAC-
Sample cplor-cards, timrdars, retereoc-e,
lists, and uther plrticulars tu , rniah-il by the sub
scriir by mail, or on pert orial application.
• • I
R. Mf`• 11VELLEr4,
Wh01e.123, , and lt4 t;11 Aget.t..
Towanda. \o%. E. 1• - •72.
T.T0.1-41..DAY
H D Q .1 It T E Rim
W _A_ T C
SLEIGHS!
I have on hand a large assolim.eut
C TT 7R, S
;ins• utll r ti
11:luly Mary
Pa be Phebs
Pu.t. L E
Rochtord Jobahba:,
:Tbores A
S. W. ALVOILD. P.ll
, New Admtbmxints.
Mt MST PAINT IN TEN WORLD.
PIIIIE,WHITZ AND ?LT BLACK.
CHEAP. DURABLE, ELASTIC,-
TUILEIIS , -1'1:10E9
C~1.~M13 r r IN'~i
MEE
I=
For ar.ythalz; ;Le
JEWELRY,
LrELI ♦ND PLATED %VALI
Clll-7-1P AND VEST Tr.! ..cs
GOLD ANI) z.11.‘ ELL : !Lt!AN A :•‘;','
hPECTACLES
L , YE G I,A SSE
Elt A (:•I. ASS
A!.(1 a 1001
To-wind,. Dee. Di, 1,,72
SLEIGHS!!
SLEGHS.
I'LEASE7IO.: SLEIGIN f!nd
1511,.1
E TI
L C H
count r
SLEIGHS AND CUTTERS
. -
In all it; N l / 1 “ , b^ ei , f , ' tarn -.g rea ,- .l3ftble , a.
-
Of every description manufactured -the tim ed " Will :ii ,n w. k ii ,'' l3iiLio ' ry - will b t o tinde-r -
Ulf. char's , ..t
,
•
•
to order on ::Itort notice
JAMEi BRYANT
De,'!. 10, 1A72
AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS.
FOR ALL TUE rritrosEs OF A FA Imy
PHYSIC ;
j3111),Eco.npar•••1141:1, I:11141.,e;OL
F. Yrll4l.N. Heml..tc.he
Itheuruatagm. 1 rut,tionx and titiu
Bilmumtiess-, Liver Col - 111+11o, r
Tumor. n ud "alt. itheum , Worillit, (iota. Neliral
as a Diaper I'lo. cud Ft:rifyiLg tie Dluod.
k,, moat e 1..1. gative yet pt rfeeted.
r , ,, .IlerV; tlilleh they
11 t Thvy i are Safe and ph. as
:.ll t t 1.1.! rfal curd: find liv I!,
at , the letll hund.rs of the b1.e..1; ;hey shnir.-
late the sluggiill or di: -tale:4e' cy an Ihtt
tion. and they nipart laalth oqie to the
Whole htiog. They tat. e not only the t very
day complitintA c.eryhoi;:i Ent :wit:ll4:dd::
and dangerous di.waßres. Mart t.nlidelit clergy
:lllD, phys.eaLF, 1.11(1,,nr best
zons stdd certnieates
of great be - nefita they ha%r den% ed [rem these
They are the safest and 1 , t i.ll , sic for
chid:run, heCatltte Ilkhi a, "At is ft,t; (Ih,ettiah
Being Sugar eGatea tlt.s tai:?;
hi mr pain t It-v rtt t c,nt:l't:ly It ti tn.
1)n J. t'. AY1:11 & CO.. ifmr.:L. Wise.
rIiACTIC tL aSU ANALrncia.
Anti kohl by Drug, , ;:l...ts all round the world..
Pr. H. C. PORTER .1: SON. Wholesale at:ents
"Towanda, k'a., and for sale by dealers thrOughuu
tbe county. oet :10-tr. 4
FA.RNI F1)11 SALE.—The under
si.me..l offers for sale the :UM/ late the estate of
Benedict Aznol , t decea.cd. situate in Warren
township. Bea•1(ord Counts, Fs , conttit,ing Sv
acre , a 1 unproved; bat a good house. one barn
and tWo ehecla, a horse barn. corn house. a 'frame
hog pen, and orchard thezeou Is well watered.
sad .6 one of the oest cultivated lama In Warren
township and very ptoductise
Terms easy, and to suit purchasir. For further
particulars enquire or address C. V. Arno'd. llauly
ton, Broom County:S T„ or C. W. Arndt, t,-)nth
Warren, Bradfoitatoutity. Ba.
C. T. & C. W. ARNOLD,
South 'Warren. Doe. 4.'72.1,4 Ervensura.
AIRS. E. L. .‘VOODRUFF,.
BEE, HIVE STORE.
Nlrscre.'. Btocc, Tor: t)fif
Has prachas.AlPorn Alm.. H.. E. Garvin the. ettire
Etlck and riclu.ite right t..) sell in thi.,
CELEBRATED BrTTERiCR PATTERNS
Otgartn-nts for Ladieti, lien. bays, and
Clanlren. A large sutl ato:: of lat , •et
st)les on hand and constoutly LS:
MILS E. L. WOODItrIT,
Agent fJr Lutterick'a Patterns,
• Oct. 1. lan. Totraads, Ps.
TAYLOR
; Beg to call attention, this
week to the extraordinary
inducements they will -Ifsr.
zit alt their departiamits.
GLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
CLOTHS A CA:iS EM•:S,-
Ht_ _ " t GLOVES
1..\ t' -
AND OIL CLOTHS
BEI
MTh
INE
4
' W'
WM
11 t:'.,
MEE
1...
111!En!M=111411i
t I:11:1;
t•!.j-ye.t 1.2; vct
r, I 1h tt the tit .t.r1.11 the
111.1111 , 3.1na..1 Si , - •2.1:y Ikt7
!
}` .
4th that tit • (ram,. _
er In (;••1.1 •
, Ss 1
_4: nibei.l ht
MI
-LP 14.1- rt
dt.r.t to th..•
*third Wort• • • wh. w.:i
•
Ar..n - perienc ,, l D:mis r. 1.11,-
dont , in a ,•tyir a:;.t t 1.<•••I
1111 A -c. Nl:wit - L:lp . , N. , r.:.0 .111,
in every t , :iit:on 1!:
raid to tio. ni11.7,4 I
To any a: atict: m titea!•ty and dura
bllitv n,11'40
dolo.era
1 bet!, iti , of f•ort- of 311,1
Kft:lsf,L•tfoli
Towanda, An,:n! , t. 2.
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NV,
ttp .t
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tn, y. , 11:11f , 11 c
tr~:i~, , u,l ~i:~~
l!MM!ll
d. by a , rroi
from tali!:.! Iv , It ‘t .4 a: , 1
Py r 11.. e ram?
htr: - .llg , r. t1:0
IIEMEMMI
. c.' I a_
c. If. Dr•
rl
I=
s
alit( rt.r 1:1'y t
cx ‘II;..CAy ; and
co;;:ttotor to - 1:t -; l':t.Tll - ..tuon for ittteutltatt
purl
411 ....4171: ! beaqt;:y:P4 14..1 rit'Ar
has no sz:!..
5.... Sy ~,~! !i
Dn. J. C. AYER CO., Loa - m. 1., Mass
Dr. H. C. rt)11.77.E., S).N & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Towanda, Ya., and for esie thiougalout
the: ,
I , uc. i. Im:I.--.)::e,,, - .
,
I IPSIII 11:,—Chin into tin, enclog
jjl.l tire rt J. W. ':1,7h0:., of flnrlinnton, on or
st.,:t 11/. 'J•11 of 4 sc!.. IS7!, - 3- , -..r 01 , t ;110,4r,
1
t 6;-.40 . I. wth ill rt h ~ n. l'n ~, v, x ,, . . :, rf..ttiti.,,te.t
it) ermio forward. prowtw,oo..ty, "pav cl..trgcs. awl
Litt! her away or I'lo WIII t`'. dlapoi,-.1 of 4,`,....1 . 41.11.4:
!01.,w. 4. W. NlCtiill4.
.
' '
- 4.. N0v.13,wf . . .
j . AliE TROUT, seine very tine
ones, at a very low - prke. by
Jane vox & SlEitCtlt
Miscellaneous.
DRESS (4:)( )1)s
NOTIONS,
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11:e . cf:7l , t , :tl,:it.s 'Jur
U':.': r.:n .Ve~aciats
oN! - : 1,01.1-kt:
=II
Practical and Analyth!al Ch-cintata,
AND soLD ALL R0L".41),7il W.L..oL,'
Erler Note 3.
KEEP OUT COLD . -DRAUGHTS.
Hare yrlur Wind°We
.I'lo.Wa up
tixer 1:11-1.0ur
WEATHEII - ,STRIPS.
an o: ry 4ized bongs. mak
Vieth) zn0u1.1.41;;.1. They mark,
1 ' . ONE HALF THEIR . .0057
In Itirl e Cry car, and the okra half in doAo:'a
lit,ry . rtinder ,
•
SNOW. Dusr .rnOF;
And :+11)w r:rfe . ct ventilation
ire Th‘i Ladles are csveislly interested
anti by'
Dee. 4 . , , A i .Towanda, Pa
A NNUALEFJ7I.
•
Orrice ToWsBn lamt 3.lru. C i.;
• ToWAHDA, :SOY. V. J
NiAlce to hereby.etren that the annual meeting
of the t.tiii•ltholtlera of the Tirwatula Iron Mannfau
titring Company win be lictil In the Grand Jury
Room, Buromtli of Toiranda, on TUES.
rmf. DIICEII BEM. 17, 1872. at ! o'clock, p.m., at
which time offwera fur the ensuing yea*, will he
chosen. IL L. SCOT I', SttretarY..
p
m o s
NOW WECEIVINC--
r..l:_ , Zl)l)Dqr - ZABLE STOCI:i.
SEAS'JNAiILT: GOODS
sou) PRICES
• • • ' "1-
1 c• tr, 157.:
• JEIVELEY!
CiiIIIST7dA'i AND, NEW -YEARS
AT Till 61.1)! ,, TAND 1'01;11E1:L1* OCCUPIED LT
11:1Te
_lust rceived 'lar,:e asaortruent of Jewelry o
all the lai(-•t at) It a..
V.tit , ri...an and 1S vise Watches,
ci d frwn t`, - 12c..ar0 , t to tb,3 et
1.1-• , I.‘n;E , a..-zo:tment
r,0t.11-!, ~TELL
it 1 1
BEM
KM
MEI
n . ,
- A L ESTATE
ME
L it•A A E'N T S
HAVE FOR SALL: ON TERMS
SEVERA.Z, DWELLINGS,
BEE
.Sitnatea to I)ttsiness
offic e , w tit
rr ti r. .I.N SCr 1., .:1 i L;t:TING - of ti 1.12
i... St .....0...', ..,:s .:i th.. rowatula 11:1,1ct, 0,, ntpan:',,
t. - . 1 -• ti,.• ..1..r , i , .' t .4 a Pre-Id. ut. 'lr,i,ur,.r. an.! ilI.
11.11,14er? 'Ala l'e , held at the ul'l ‘ . o of the yir,t
N',..t.011.11 Dank. ~u WEDNESDAY, JAS. 1, IS7II, at
, n: , 2 0'..-:.,,,qL. p.m.
N. N:I3ETTS, Sa.. Scc:•ctary
D••:. 4, 1572.
117 . H. t
, C ir t
c ) ;:i D
1- 0
ALSO Itral EsVat.! A zh,t.i. laud bou:lht. and
ar.,l tr.iniy lo:tuo,l. de4tring to sll
1. xu,l,‘. Partnri. Ltitt, can !dace n iiiap of
sub rud,', at this .I.eney. acid
rtV on a r,-r.,0nat0,,. commisi ton.. 0111, , ,
r Towan ,, a. Pa. •
' [Dre 4 • 7'2: 51,-I:Q.VS.
WEENLY AfIiIIVXL
On the 10 . :11, Strert, wh.ch will be anbl
tle ear b. 1.1 4 , r le , g_ luantty, ant l licare3 "on
.741 t :di...at: Coal Yazd.
J 4.111'.); 1L132 . 1t.' &dust:al..
Aug. 2‹. L. S. CASE. PT:oprictor
ROBISO:\:\S*IIEPEATING
SimPte. Strong. rit*etrut. Safe and Accnrate,-whinh
make,' Ut..c of nu bey! (inns ever etlerect to
ty.q.tsmen. PrICC./ , front .4t3a to fiend for 3
to P. • Itaatient. West+ Auburn. P.a..' Agent
fir ltrolfora. Suiquelianna, Wsorximir
and Lllirrtle
I,ION E SAVED,
;IL
sToVES AND 1-111DWA1-111:
JuIYTC ,II
. , -A 114;:-
.~
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-OF
1 -
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:;ENIN' BROTHERS,
Mil
M. WAIINEI
MEM
la
Ci ,_..a o.'+e rc cre; ci :_ rcp~ red
111:61 - ENIN
Co.,
MEI
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portitqi of tir,...t.)
NOBLT:; VINCENT,
Ir. urauce _Agents.
EIRE
-cNifIRACITE COAL '
RIFLE, NEW MODULE
IA .PL'Ilk.7ll.l.l.A'N 6 Y Orli
W.l
. -7
113scellpro,
THIRD .k VIAL .CCOURE:II.E,
OF pr
LEcruILE COIIMITZEZ
gabo tbe following' annoancemints fort',,
stAsos . ts 1872-3
- , -
ROBERT COLLYER,
Date,
.Jaztuar7 3.14;r
wib,vect—f• T •
ba Icalda Track."
•
JO TIN B. GOUGH,
Datk January 21.,1811
Sublxt—' ,
•
•
ANNA P. DICKINSON,.
trebrnsryi 11, 153-
% 1 11:at's to Ilioden-i
Date.
tit,},
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
Date.. February-2i. V 372. r
• .
111=113
culi—s nt 1 llrxaY WAZD BEICIgt will be
(1) , - other fretu.ets If their Servlceit CALI bts WU/e4.-
triliterwize other 1i..4.1.11.rers snit bw,enimed.
SEASON TICKETS, $"..3 0.0
General A:dm iFmion
Iteeerved Si. at.i -
at Kilb.7 . t . Drug Stine
COM3fITItE
c0..1 F. .S.I1T,E1,„0::
8. W. ALv•-%ni;
Towanda, N'.% 13, 1872.,
. _
rrIME TABLE OF THE SULLI
_i_.--VAN. ERIE 13 A 11 -£.ol , l).—Taiting elvst 4 itla
Monday, NUV. 11, 1872.
daJZTLIWAtt/..
FIEMEri
.
A. , . ,
_
8:00 • TOWANDA ' I '4:00.
8 :JO I 'BARCLAY JUNCTION 3:50
-8:30 I ' ....MONROE -35
`3:10 1 W114:018....:... 2:4S 1
9:30 I ....NEW ALBANY.... 2:23 ,
9:50 ! .... - I MILLERS ' 2:CS
10:20I BUSBORE I - 1:30
•11:10 I BERNICE . - I 12.71 "
A. M. i
- -
E VAN'S k If IT, lilt.f,TH'S
TIIIRD ARRIVAL-01
I:R:Y . :GOODS
PRICES LowEit THAN ZVER.
,STk , cK - Tilt
FOP. TEM NEST
I THIRTY DAYS
SPECIAL DA:W.III;3 IX
E
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS
C r,:"!'l'HS
5
LANNELs
MG
111-.7 a : . 1.111 line of
LADIES LINEN 1-I:kN-DKERCHS
I, SCE
F A N CY
E7AIBTIOIDF,RED
LACE ('OLLARS
;, I: BIAS S. )
And malty , other. ueh goods s . ...itittbfE
for the
HOLIDAY TRADE
Please call and examine
EVANS & HILDRETH.
Towanda. Dec. 104.572
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