L. 1,173 MONT NATIONS . . —lnew hotel is'to - be bnilt on Capitol Hilt Washington, and is to cost ts7oo:- -The ( great international chess match at Vienna bits beep won by. Hen Mein of London. • • Tito' story of the, disooveu)Of , Priam'sfreastire box in, he ruing of ancient Troy is a hoax. • Agues- has married a gentleman of, Buffalo, aad intends making her home in Paris.' —There are only sixty thousand iiMotsein England. Thatjdoesn't agree with Mr. Carlye's estimates. I • —Ballard Smith,itnantiging editor of The Ipuisr ilk nntrifr.Journai, is not twenty-fire years old. V - L • -+Abo'at $59,00 wts the price paid by Col H. S. Busse Providence; for tho stallion "Smuggler." ' -L---Why, are 13oston , boys destined to'Make h .noise in the world P erßecause they - are •"Mub"..l3nbs !. • -HChiinion 18 divided as . to whether the new bri4 , e at St. Donis will interfere with thr traffic on the xiwest- - ' • tlfienatoi 'Wright, of lowa,. t biguified his. intention of nosering 1118 back pay int6"the treasury.: ---t ChfirleB C. Talbot, the I newly app . ointeSro, stmaster. in. Brooklyn, will begin deuce Oztot.l .•• - 1 -=3.l:Aristarchi,the newly appoint , NI Turkish Minister to Washingtign, paill,;) on, the 20th inst. for'l4.Zew York. • • • ! . • ; county will realize be: ' tween 1300 anll.sloo from the liquor Iflriell im poinfraf gie last I crm of court. - . • —A. intssing woman . of. Abington, _ 14..*uvrnhi. county, bnpposett lb have•committed baxide, eloped itith a - horse thief. —Le7is Smith, of "Fogelsville, thigh counti•. was crushed to death on Fri dzr the caving in of a:sand bank. —Edwin Booth had to, promise dead-head ticliets to eighteen Aldeimen before he could get a license to play in JaCkson, Mich. =Citizens v;-hp - came over in the Itla. : ll.)wer will ha glad to learn' that Plymouth. M 45.5.. has made a gain of f•loopeo on her valne4ion Taft year, • —Philadelhia Masons -willidedi . edt . e, he,l4st, of the ,rnouth, their mashificent ficw temple ; Lae been Eve years biufhling Sad e(;:-;t1:1,475,0001 ' —Te man z - .Rho was' recently ily?iched bad thoroughly trained Lik ascti cliaiirpn in the burglar bnair.ess. sd !Ley ru.„l-rfit left destitute. . . . . •. . . litiniat Catholic priest has >eitSo prison for . a ,fortnight Prns•ia Tor phtilidy preaching ttat marriage among l'rwl. , ,,tants. ilicro conctibinage. . • . - Apgar, who was eon itected.uith tie executive department of N. Y., drifieeGovernor ..Hoffman's administration, .10 tio 4 v edit : r otThh Worcester :(Blass) Press. The --President has appointed „ „klexan,l,r Shepherd to be Governor of :the .District vii te Henry ])Cooke, ' re:tgmri... 7 1 f s-----zl.ll incendiary flue in Chana --4 im , Friday night, destrOyed the Congregatirinal Chursh, Loss Sal,ooo. anc'e $10.Q0.0. • • - - 2 Fl.—The • plan for consolidating ni h xtie adjoining-villages. is vig,or -. ously Dy the minority of the commis tjica who ha - ve reported it. tt., ' . . . j ' • f —Ti V.:, municipality of London to give a dinner in bonor of Watson, pre~irkntotthe Erie Itailway,. on h e s arrival that. city. ' , is .stated,sd that the official' te the hooka of Collector John T. tight Illinois District, shows , 11121 l!ls r.ccount is eit,rt about.sloo,ooo. FreaTick -1 a, noted bass; !tr..licd itethielv , o4' 14st week. lie was' iclit years of but alyrays spoke of orrag . . , The English Sparrow have vir.:4err...u l f families for the season, 'the 4 . 1:t ;rain:4 . ( , r age v.ery row gauge <railway .from Lake pinthwardithrough Ohio, Kentneky,. EZIE(I! nr44.tf e And Wc.stern North Caro4.ia is ~ • . . ' - —A firtn.iu 'St. Peter,; 31inn.,1-av , packed 1:0,001.1 aknirdis of hotter thiz,: tin , ~,,',; iii,i.;: , ~1' wlr,ou they will chip to e: , l7l , .rnia.' ~! • il Vall :t • . I . ‘ rr : , 10 r , ip . . , • .1 - I : -=,lplin Serloin has challenged H.' ii:ellev.-1-of Err-0.11,g,, to fight Ihim for fp) to . .t 1 1,1%:6 - 711-i.le. As, Kelley is of opinion that he ....n "eh , ',V .III;" that Serloi% s &{:i, he will' ac . c• : 1 , 1. . , ,_ ~ , . . . . , Capt. NV. tV..Diehl 'of heading,; na , 0. ,, A.li,i 'vcr - ,. st:. , l,:e.t;v on Simu.4, or apoPlexy.l 11 , 7 , ..;•la . (;1 with.cr..;ill in the 'Mexican war, landl 1,1....r.'.n tho.l3ni, , i , rank... du:Mg r ,' the late rebel-1 ..- la. i .f.', • 1 1 , —"lf Ge'orge had n t blown:lnto (the romtile c.f Lis gun," si6t,4l a rural widow at the 1 qieral of her husband, "be might have • get plot ty of . iviirri 1, ; It was. such a '. - good . , :ay ,ror‘,ll:, 0. i i , . . ... . . , \ ---•TL4 ~I nli., h t shining, thronithi a • . • h'l. 0 ' :.:145 , ,g10b r t tilled with water actc,d' as at ?tin , gtass, and sr.! fire to the. sleeve of a lady's. dreef, at N,ew. lia‘ c-11, last Wednesday, hurtling , a. large hr,t,,, , 1"..r.:rr it was CIIPCOCi'da: . , 1., • --41.1. iS t . Belle Lee, .of Ui . iti.jle, ,;;..,-; ;; ;4,1s L.,t :::. , Initned.to announce that - she 12 , 4 !•;•rc. ,, T.1e , 1 in raisin.. eighty-five br mze . t:ir1...4 ,-, , n-tid •:: se ll them rer tie dollars a .:. , :..---Latly • Le.chinere, the wife . of • .•Edrilend Larhrat r.., 1 rt Wcrcesteralaire, land , , ;-111;ui wnin. , l l : L['isl., ritnali , -tti - circles, 1 has j..tct , 11...:.:,- eo,n,:mrt.i m. of tlit (hen . ' 4.1•tur:... t ' i , -,,/i1 . . _ -. • ,---4. ihn l'anl. the red headed, stnt -I,ring (...;Teilpf..! ; ,il 2 l I of the 7ribrine, left San ' Franr:seJ 14 - ..e.eu , e he 'undertook to whip the ,• m; , nmiti;.: .!Por ot the .ii , q! , .fin .1..,r stiprressilog -one n-f 11 . 1..••,1;torials. - • ' . I 1, • . . ,---I.ll'e blitin(le . Urine of 3 . '6 lin .Rupii, :, :,, , ...nyz, W,..hington plintcr, ' ha. - .: gone on a btlhil t....itir.ll)=.l:lrove, She wnnt Pone, how ‘.l.-..1-',-anti. t. , ..1. i.1,0'.?0,,i,f her husband's money w]tb. tar. ' I," 1 --ExlMliti.St.C:f .Motley stns entirely 1,. covcrca:.,..ll,l i' r Ittldrrltan , l uill - Sail M. this c. , , , iontry:.b. I the t .::di or tbt., Feu, Br . this tun— he 111- ri.:l44 , ,cc , llm , ,rican papers contain his obituary. - Aid vaAt .Of claws dibtiniAine; the annual 3.ield, and tht , y , ..trneetit.tititp - d-Ithode bland- mr.ple arc :t id th:tt the: h:'..ve to ahl t tition thetr .Izoi ole craml,•bke -1 - -- O 1 -Jean) Robinson admits t wsboy, lrco tA big eiretts. le finds abr.mt thousand ‘• ne}zsbovs " in 'every .little vilkge, Ed he tLiul . .,r that ilia - f)retql 't et ing to be in the NVOrld. i • . --Proftt:SSC4i King,i the . teronatit, La collected ;enough moncy in • Buffalo, by zitiscription, to but:3 a and will make ti :Ace:sign- from , that' city,' accompanied by other persons, during this month!. —TLe_coßstion 10 constantly asked the Cunard line steamers never meet with , - theaater or Serious accident. It can be com prehensively answered in eight words. Their ~ fiiccrs always are on the lookout for onc- • —The pewisbur g Chronicle- says ,t,:r.t Phillipaffirg,teutre county, people give grans lieps"jian Saliba h evenings, and -sug gests that it worth' not lit. ont of place to tend a tow naiWtlaaries over tiAert: — , t'harles Peiffer, of South teth f• helm, Northampton county, has .been son ... Axed to seven years in the penitentiary for cmptir.:;; to ct,mmit.a rape on his daughter, f Ihutcen; s,tut rce{Siving stolen goOds. nal - ices relatiye to the ,p recut ontrages on the. Rio Grande, show that ;.111..1 murders most were accent anied by most barbarons.pfutilations, of which ibr J,tsita are nt suited —Chester'eounty has a' "House epers Feciable." , : The I.4mberst hold mitet - jogs, and instead of taking about their neigh 'hors, discuss such matters as, "how can grass -tetus be removed froth linen ?" "how to make !.-.. , 01.1 ``low to took_a beefsteak," the. i—:-The body ofn - ehild buried eight agO was eihume,d in' Chester county the ether day, and the outside coffin found in that o , :sition it occupied when deresited in the grayp, while the limes coffLa was standing at aa..rgle of thirty-five dermaes. , Singular. `—lelle Tahoe, Nevada, has a cursity. Daly alrnde from shore a tree stands . t. , ....=rveldictilsr in eighty feet of water. It pro r_tk ten feet above the surface, and is fastened ;:o firmly to the bottom jthat it -affords safe nit rage t9.ltelargest crafts on the - lake. r . • L. —President Jam& • Marshall, Uf , 3'flailread• Conductors'l National Insurance eplciation' has issued - a cart ter a National • convention, f to be held. at Boston, Oct. Bth. members have plied during the year, and i to their nearest relatives the Association has $1.90,818. esentation ifs made to the , :ry BAartmetitthat the coinage act of j ;Ouch lher l pound sterling ;tere!T from 81 to $1 8 1 3 GS - 100, will . ii.crear , o the protective du ies upon imports . • 11 - t,ja Gaeta Jr.ritain th the On ted States by a nvu-x:, ban ont:-half 4f os per dent; ' • Pagiiiiittputtr Towanda Tiursaigi . Bept: 18, 1871 zni . , , rons E. O.GOODRICIEL; S. W. 'A/MORD EEPIIEEICAN - STATE TICKET. FOB, ErrErvimustrap,. ROBEBT W. HAWLEY, - _ OF ALLEGUY Cowry. SUPPI2O. JUDGE, I4AAC G. GORDON, OF jErFEBSON COUNTY'. REPUBLICAN COUNT' TICKET. I fog limuzsmwrivEES E. IL. NYE.II, esEtWrsox, JAMES H. WEBB, or SNMEFIELD. • FOR ASSOCIATE RIDGE, _A J. W.IINGHAM . , or WUZIOT. f I • TREASTIBES, , MAT. MAiIiSHALL,. or. FRANELL% 1 COVviSgIONER, ABRAM SNELL, OF ATarn. ur cosnusarasts, B. F.IKNAPP,,or Coiumme.• AIIDITOI6 E. B. DriONG, of TOIVAINDA, Noirru ROOSTERS. CoI PIOLLET reiterates his charge of "rooster" against Mr, WEBB ; in the last Argus, and-includes the name of Mr. 111Fpai. His article is carefully :worded, and well calculated to de ceive. He'well knows that Mr. Mrnn was not in the legislature wheL•-.the 'Sunbury- and Erie bill passed, and if that gentleman owned aniof the stock a few years afterwarcli he un-. dOnhtedlY paid for it. It ,is more than suspected that the virtuous. Colonel had some agency hi the pas . - sageof the bill abandoning the North BranchCafial,land that he is ,a stock holder ams di l rector in the Pa. & N. Y. C. &'R. It Co: His weak attempt to throw Oispicion upon our candi dates sequas very ranch of the " stop thief " 1 cry, like the real - culprit. Col. Prouzr has grown rich at the ex pease of the national and State gov ernments, and having been discarded even by his kwn party, as an un scrap:dons, corrupt man, , seeks .to drag down to his own level every one who possesses the confidence of the people. His reputation is too well known in this county to give his statements weight, so he makes use of the party organ to pro mulgate his foal slanders. 4fr. efforts to compel the railroad compa ny of waich PIOLLET is a large stock holder to replace the Caual makes that gentleman_plrtieularly hostile to his re-election, but ho will find few simpathizers among the people, who begin't6 look with fear and trembling upon the. encroachthents railroad corporations `aj.e making upon their rights. Messrs.. MYER and 'Tani are . both plCdged to 'oppose a 11; monopolieS; and will use zi.eir influence to secure an of freight charges on all trea'as. • I TUE ; mountain labored and brollght_ forth a . mciii.e.": 'The liquor men of, this county'. diet in council he: • Monday. last, in pursuance ofr n Secret- call issued some . time since. i We - do not kdoW how large tte attendance • was but learn that., true to their natural' instincts, they endorsed the democratic - .candidates for the.legislature and pledged them their united support. ' The local op tibn -although far from being perfect . , is a source: of great aunoy amp tO the wlusky seller* who ; while lo c udiyiprotesting that more . „liqUor is schd.new than before the . PaS.saoe of the lw, have determiied to spend 'their bottom dollar in ProcnriUg its repeal. :Whether they have any posL itive;pfedge from TEnai--*nd GRUTINi or :‘‘'heiher they. put tribir faith in theM as democrats to trust them on this- queStion, we are U6t informed. ll'Veare glad they have made the is .a.Ml hO. - they Must abide , the :consequence.. The people of this untT, :by.* large majorit', last win decided in favor of :ne ai4l the law has worked adniirabiy 1. i . • .114 all. ,the.,rdral.diStribbi. and has 'largely curtailed the. evils bf intem . I ranee in thelarge_ toives, : add lye believe ,thepeoplo will adrhinister to t.he men who now attempt,to thwart their will such 'a rebuke as will not • soon be forgotten. Will that,portion of the democratic party Which pro fesses to be in favor of temperance tultifithemselvea.by voting for 'Mei pledged .to 'repeal. the local option law, arid open up the hood . , gates of intemperance again? • • .. Tar, AtEens Gleaner, in order to ake a show of independence, insists - that the several_ candidates for rep resentatives shall ,"frankly express their view's and let the ; people know "howl.,they stand." - The Ostensible editor Of the .Gledner, C. T.' HIIETON, was a delegate in the democratic. county convention. Why ,did ho not ask, the passage of Mr. RT!soiT's yes- Olatioir against division;? , because Mr. .11.smarc and Maj. TERRY fOrbacle!'such action. Our candidates f4r reptiesentatives have "frankly ex piessedi themselves " against any di vision of liradford county. - Can Mr. groici say as_ muck of the men he helped to place in nomination? bne pf, them,' Maj. TERRY, was in. consul:. tation With .HERDIO on . the evening of tbe convention,-and it is an_ admitted fabt that Waxt pus and Ai DRESS were bOy all, day arranging matters, and that they were satisfied with the re salt of their labors. Your assumed . independence is too thin, Mr. Wenner. 1 rit.oi M. litrrerssox democratic [ 1 1 - ( 1 nominee for State Treagnrer, i . :s6n- I i [ in,law of G. W. CASR, one of the i , leading* Tailroa4 monopolists of this. leading E { State. , i , . N - - iltin DieloFAAcv: i . - 1 .• . The Bea#ir Bai,ici#, in referenee to the nominations and platform of the Democritie I Eitatc bonvtation, re. reg i mes marks as follows::. ' . =The ticket is a . table . .nie, and. posonally - the (Cm are rues= neptionable. 1 The Ponvention re.; adopted the 'Ohio Democratic retro-- grade platfOrra, with the . exception l of the tariff plank. The candidates henceforth! represent -not personal `qualification, but ;principles land are standard bearers, of their pa rty, with whom stalida_ or falls the use they uphold, as ;the.isE* may be ; favora ble or otherWise.l I It is not probable that Democratic ;!orators or papers will imitate thi disaitrons course of last fall and Wagel another bitter and personal campaign. 1 They have not forgotten; their. 14 humiliating and crashing . defeat t.io 'soon to repeat such folly, What sort o an issue then can they rale° ? The platform t? ) is an attempt- to:revive e`past: and to breathe new RN into th dry bones : of -, the old State :Rights emocracy `of IWenty years ' ago. T e Rip Van Winkle Democracy has , just been awakened' from ifs long epose, and ccming doWn frO.M the/ mountains, where ni'd change occurs; into the val ley of wonderful :growth and devel opment, ; does not quite understand the new order of things, and i ts out of all sorts with that modern progress that hanntade everything so'strange, but it will . learn a new - lesson next October,'viz That the old lineations that ionce divided the country are settled and new !ons are demanding attention. l The war established the fact that - the Unionis supreme over the Statei, and the 'doctrine 'Of States 1 3 Rights Mast be so interpret 'd . as not to conflict With or impair th nation al ettprernacf; 'the Republic n party extended the application of liberty to thr black race land securtl_ equal rights to all!male ‘ citizeng of whatev er,race or celor.; The national debt, being Wisely managed, is noW placed Lt . upon alsonnd basis for' gr ' nal ex-. tingnishtnerit. ;American industry has been ; fostered, taxation educed, internal ~ limprovements begun • and t, • carrie d . magnificent forWard, and others project ed on il l magnificent scale, and all difficulties yith ! foreign nations ad justed. In regard to all th se issues the Republican Party has b en faith ful. ' The same spirit that prompted' it to perfPrin such noble wdrk wor thy of praise, animates it now and qualifies , if . to enter. upon .the discussion and settlement of ne'i is sues of great importance. Thc; Dem &ratio !party casts its eyes back= ward, hank4ring after the flesh pots of kgypt; the Republican: thoks for ward hoping for the falfillMent of the prophetic aepirations 'of the mas ses that lahor may have its full re ward, 6,nd all legalized wrongs against the well being of society be abolished. The questions that are uppermost in mind and discussion are melt as re late to politinall economy or the ele vation 9 f tl.O laboring class, and the Republican .:party is anxious to 'pro vide remedies "for whatever in this respect needi curing.. She advances towards 'th:l Consummation ,:;slowly but with wet cdnsidered steps. The Democracy I finds !fault, picks. flaws, and grumbles, but propose& no prac tical mensusp of relief, an:ljiS with-1 tut power or ideas. The people will not trust a p,arty so helpless having no sympathy With.modern progress, no practical ability to manage public affairs, ;whose very name has become 1 . offensivp tO loyal citizen s. ' What advantage has tbe Democratic party over the Republican that ' power should beeintrustecl ! ,to it? Does its past recOrd" inspire confidence ? Is its negativeicharacter to be preferred? Is its total depravity 'a retommenda tion? Is its general tendency in the direction oft more freedom.and equal ity for the tpeOple!? What are the means by which, it can vecure ade quate legislation !to carrY out , its plans? The! party is hungry', for pow er and the !spoils of office, ! and it is an easy ! "thing to; 'flake gren.t, promi ses, but !quite a different one to ful fill those, promises. Whoever , leans upon the Democratic party; ) for help, will find, tht the aSsistance'rendered is but a tbroken reed. The Republi can party 4as' the power to execute its promiseS; it ha made great ones heretofore and kep . them to theiet ter; it nevar breitlc a promi.,..e. The prosperity gf th country fo-daY is due to the party!iFpoweg, and why should it' not be. Corinued4n4.Psver? No goad Kt!aso;ml etn be given and, therefore, no onecan doubt the re sult of, the !elections this fall. ' . I • ___.!___ . I 1 l; ANnwttile on, the subject,' of in • • l. comes, , how queerly men's fortimes are cst:iinal l ed, which anywhere ap proacii ; a Ilnilllion or more:, Al thoug.i i VAINDERSILI,, - I STENART add Agron tire [placed t $1,0d0,000,000 each, there is a grilickdoubt if 'either has half thnt amonnt. Iti' , ,vonla be safe to estimate Asor's weillth, 'with all hislands. and le es at $lO,OOO,- 000, lvbilei *EwAirr'sl cannot show better than $25,000,(t00, and., VAN DEIMILT 'MR - 1,)O fokunate , If, he leaves $30;00,000. And one might divide llI4Es •TArLonts .$20,000,000, i JAY GOIILIA slo,ooo f ooo, JAMES LEN NOX'S '64110,p00, A.'310,5 R. *Thios' $7,000,000i ROYAL PpiLks 0,000,006, M.A.n.ss.a 'O. ~ ItoßEarrs' . 1 $20,000,000, E. D. Mon i oar'sl4,ooo ODD and other • i ? , large estates, by two, three • or four and the quotient worild approach nearer the actual figures. The glit ter of gold !blinds the eyes in'estimat ing most i cases of great - wealth: lii OAKEs 311q3' estate has already been :belitttpci tO $2,000,000. Tru;.S t iEi not a principle which was - at stake in the elections of last year but what is ou'iSsue in 'these of thiS year. 1 &it as it was absolutely necessary t.o carry , the October elec lion kit- rear, :in order to secure . victory November for the Repirb lidan Cause!, so Ms absolutely neces-' say this Year to win in Ootoher in order that i the full endorsement of Rspublican administratiOn, State and National, mayle secured. This I • truth :enteirs into all contests at the polls, the most insignificant of *lnch: is st straggle for Iprinciple, which Can l ot be lost without doing • , more or le l ls injury, to the general cause. I TnEj resfat of Mr. frequent visits to the easteni portion ofjthe cotitity. is manifest by the oe eaSional deblaration of a Clisappointed republienn 'that the wholo'r-ast is for 43iisioy. The 14th of October will undeceive theft Self chibuled frieu.lq of Mr. 4 .`G5....051:1•' i • Tacna IOW) tail It: IL. 1 - y We last weekTnblialmd al letter from the Bmg . : .. ~• I/kilt:Won wr itt f *:.by Di: § , I . ' giving II de iteriptionixf the ~1 . • eyed for lid Bradforir- : ... Below we :may`lUMMltili ' - the• : . ~-„ ~. ~...,,-,, same pen, which 'lifill be '.:' • i "w ith - interest by - m • r i• any of ortr read° s , : • ' mum, tleptember 0.„ I closed my letter , to . on: on Thursday, eve. with a gaslight view of • . borough. Iwish I conldegive my fdends daylight ,view Of the phtwand its surroun , . go; wortby of, the sub ject. The skilled artist can suoceolun7 rePreo sent natural 'scenery by canvass knit colorer, Mit language. at least my wn,, is , imidequale far any intelligent .deSaip n of the imprints of io nature r and her fortes bleb ire so strikingly exhibited here. The 8 coehannit. river, which firs t pays its respeete Binghamton, is pasif ing to the sea, sometinzewnarrowed by the solid monn, Mid again 'widening oat bread and deep, ted by rich and fertile fields and-farms —its cbaracteilatio meandering feature is still' prominent, for in a (Patti:tee apparently not exceeding two miles thlt eye glances across the stream - three * times. he mountains which tower a thousand fee above us, themselves hewn out of more dent 'mountains, are freighted with iron and;c.Xd, inviting the ener gy and skill and mechanical appliances of man to distribute theires hir and near as the trerai zi growin wants of el , - tion may at present = g din future time de co I. • .• . Towanda has been own to the pioneer and to the hunter, sinceTo early Watery of our country; but its era of development com menced with the working of its . "soft •ooal " 'mines and the building of railroads to 4trans port it to various and distant markets. The capacity of this quality of coal for making steam has given for It a demand for railroad and all machinery requiring s ti to, and which is daily increasing. The Erie way own orlease the Barclay mines, and thi s coal for their locomo tives and machine shop is obtained from that source. It is transported from ..this place to Waverly, and from blience , distributed to all .points on the Erie and its branch roads, There are other mines producing and mark eting a similar qualitylori coal to . the Barclay, which axe actively waked and are capable of Traducing an =Smitesupply. The Sullivan Anth le Coal, which is ial 'ready mach used in B inghamton and is: valued for its peculiar quilt!; the beat of which is t that the fi re...never goe out until all the coal Is consumed, is reached t 7 railroad - direct from Towanda-, twenty-two Iles. Towanda is the county seat of Bradt°county, and in its geo graphical relations is li orally central. An et fort is being made to 'vide the county, and with sections from s ounding districts form a new county, but suck projects are not at all favored here. It Is and , that three hundred dwellings have been erected the past year. What I know of jails is of little account, but the now buiklingtor-tliat par Pose, just completed prthis place, at a cost of $67,000 seems appro iate to all its appoint eras. 'rho hotels are Of the first class, taken ours (the Means House), as a sample. Afriend as kindly furnished me. a list of some of the business firms existing : Towanda Tan ing Company, capital $lOO,OOO ; Towanda Ir n Manufacturing Com ' patty, $BO,OOO ; Eureka Mower Company, $lOO,- j 000; three thousand of these machines are be ing made for the.mark t next year; Humphrey Bros. & Tracy's Boot and Shoo insnufactory, $100,000; Means &Mc well's foundry and ma chine shop, $50,000; ,rost's planing, mill and .-furniture establishment. L. B. Itedgers & Co.'s planiog mill and sash, door and blind factory. 'I hlve not tune, neither was it my purpose to embrace all the intere tang items of this thriv ing town, but simply' t give some of its leading features, and to say:th t shotild the' Bingham ton nod Canton railr ad become a reality— which I most earnestl hope it may—Towanda will then becoffie a nei , hbor and an ally, whose enterprise and real wo th we can all appreciate.' I am indebted to Mr. Wm. ll. , ?llorgan, of To wands, a skillful and trusted engineer, who has surveyed and mapped the, route et, the Bradford Railroad for the - information I have given you respecting i:8 grades and distances. Mr:Morgan, has also c-ivon mo a statement of the tide water'elevatio sof certain points which li send yon; DDAD/0111) ILA 1.1:95.D 11901 T. • , Eievatioris above tide water, assuming water. in'Towanda Pool, 750 130t—Canton 1,220 feet; Towanda 707 feet; 'very uniform grade 26 miles; Summit, 17 mil .B from Towanda, eleva tion 1,100 feet ; section 31 Chenango Extension, 71 miles, 872 feet ; Bin hanaton 900. " cuocoNur AND IV ALCAMO DAILDOSD. • Laporte.'rSullivan county, 1,020 feet above tide water; \ryabasing, i2O; Summit 1,500; Binghamton 900. lam sorry that frier is who had contemplat t•d making this trip with me, have failed of WI pleasure and opportunity to acquire informal tion respecting a question of great importance to,l3inghamten. ' For myself I can ; truly say that evo-pilhere I have been met with kind ness and courtesies and my acquaintance with the intelligent end i enterprising people of Northent Pennsylimni will become one of the' ,j , pleasant memories of y lift-. Of ,the untiring zeal and i perseverenco f my triend, - J. S. Sad den, who has been my traveliug• companion, it would require the wring, sof a great book to do him justice. I shah part with him cherish ing, a high appreciatiOn of his character and real worth, and with the hope that the theme of his life May soon be realized .. .. . . . _ In-giving ion this narraiive, hastily sketched by the way, I have only to say that the half has' not been told. Wishing to CODEIIIO my uotings more particularly to the proposed railroad, I 1 have omitfed many in 'ideuts and • pleasantries. by the way. You will =se, however, if I do= tin yon a little Linger to say that in my jourr rey I passed the gray of "Sam Hill," a name often upon the Englisl tongue.: , To live on, in the common language of •our coturfrymen when oz e's mortality . has long slumbered in the dust is an honor many strive for, but few obtain. With the hope that have net wearied the patience of your made s, i 'I remain, etc., E. G. Calms. WII.tT OT! ERS THINS. ri The • B . earer' dical, : one of the ahleSt and most mlependent repub lican papers in' the State, refer to the nomination of Mr. \Vans in the following complirnent s aiy: terms : The Republicans of pradford county honored themselves and the narty throughout the State by unanimously re-nontinating lion. James H. Webb for Assembly. Mr, Webb served in the House dye terms, was ipealier for one term, enjet•ect a reputatlili" firmness and strict integrity among men of all parties. It is not probable he will b • a candidate Vrtipeaker, especially if 3lr. Aye' is, lot if Ie should be his experience and hi h el.‘arett•r 'would make Lim formiikible ist any. - c.v:clidate that conic.] be named. Whatever the - ob i jections to Mr. WEBB- may lbe in this ~conntY, it is very certain hislarg4 experience and reputation for strict honesty, ability ankinteg'rity't4e him an invalua-. ble representatir . , THE WM Cheder ilmerican Ikpub lican, referring to the favorable no tices which the r i i-nomination . of' Dr. BAILEY, of that `polity; has elicited from the I press, concludes with a " moral," which will be, appreciated by PFIZER, Dr. B.'s colleague last winter, but wise has been "left at home " this year i , " Who will say the f it:s not bettrr to be hon est while serving in representative capacity and . havo the public peak thus approvingly of yonreourgo, than o (play the rascal,, take bribes, and despise y ur own mean sent after wards, and forever e teptain conscious 'convic tions that the 'genera pliblic are imbued with like tender feelin g s and sympathies toward yon? 1 , - rap 1.4, A WEsTFRN exehitnge has this ap posite little narrittive : It is a, very old story, that about the two' little frish boys look! g -at a mud-turtle,: when one says,' ", Ickey, is he dead ?" And - Mickey re lid, "Faith,' he ikp that ;i dead as al, herring :" an d: observing a slight Imovement of the tail quickly ad sd ' ll but he doesn't realize IL" It i,. We said , , a verPold story, and 'We hopel the Detnocratie: party will forgive us for alluding to it. Mr. Wupa:siiS , offering to snake; wagers(Pim payS all the bills) that : 0 , I I i Mr. Wanes znajcr i ity will not exceed i I five hundred, an that he will favor a. a division of the !county before the eiPiration lof his' terth. WinuArati knows better; but brag is the princi-" pal, argument a Mr. HERDIC , and hid, 'tools. . I • • • 1 PrrEs Ilian7W}ll leave no stone ; , unturned to secure! votes for l'ilajO TEEM Republicaxis who desire the welfare and perretlltY of the party l i And th'e preset. 'atiou of wit- noble county :intact, h old !be active in opposing ,the i ici, . iton;r I.!'llont'egz 4 1. IWnin end his oo s:_ - DEATH OF. DL WILMEE WOE INGTON. Wier sumo, i3eps. pr. Wilmer;Worth a F in Mat digital of Weall MoUr.,, died this afternoon, at. four deloikat the resift - tea:Of Mires% intik ficirough: biAVarthington was 70 !On% lof age, and NA for many years ben well known in public life. A. stead ied! Democrat up to the time of 'the Kansas agitation, - the deceased joined his political fortunes with tke anti-Lecompton-Douglas wing of 'lis paity, and supported the Little Gia' ut for the .Presidency in 1860. On the outbreak of the war he espoused the cause of the Union in the most de termined manner, aid allied himself with the Republicans, ' and acted with them up to the time of his death( • . He was a member of the Pennsyl vania'nouse of, Representatives, and was afterward in the Stab? . Senate, over. ' , Ouch body he. presided as Sliteaker. After retiring iron) the Senate he was appointed by Presi dent Grant Appraiser of the port of Philadelphia, which _post he. relin quished to' become secretary of the Board of State Charities, and this office he held at the time of his death. 10f his profession • Dr. Worthingtim was by no means an idle " member, and, before the stirring times of isqo, hid a large practice.. l Ho was at one tithe president of the,State Medical Society, and for several years was the presiding officer of the Chest i er County Medical Association. I The deceasedivas highly esteemed throughout the State, and his demise •Will be generally lamented. CArriLovErr . , of Danville, has been nomina ed by the - rePnblicanS jof Moritonr county for 'Member of the. Legislature, and we 'learn from a prominent democrat that the pro a bilities are he will be elected. e hope so. - L. is a man of e= °Lied abilitfand . unswerving intg rrty. His election would be an hoior to little Montour. ' Tun republican convention of Che &lung county, N. Y., met on Satin.- day, and nominated Hon. E. N.inigs mg for, State Senator by a votelof 112, to 28 for his opponent. If the Other counties in • the district coneur in his nomination, Hr. F. "will conc ur elected by a'largo majority. 'No +t ier man could be chosen. Tun Republican party has shown from time to time, that it knows low to break its own 'idols. No mad is So high as to be above the most severe and searching investigation, and, if found wanting, is at once put aside, however long and distinguish ed may have been his services', -- 0/ivcr,P. Morton, at: Athens, Ohio.i E. S. kfcCooK,' Secretary of Dakota, 'Territory, was ' assassinated tit C.' publfc ragroad i meeting in Yank ton; on the 12th inst. His murderer is P. P: WINTEMIIITE, a b o anker 4l / 4 ef I that town. A disastrons flood in the .Itio Grandy isreported. The, dispatch [ says there is an almost unbrOlceni "sheet of . water from . BroWnsvilloi , . ,: Texas, to the Galt - ' ' - 111 Osi hundred tons of American ir onto was sold - in Liverpool on Monday; [,; TiEE 3,'" t enon , fever is raging fearfulln r:lt Shreveport, La: Nov: Advertisements. I LIST of letters remaining in 010 'owanda rest Office, for the weekending liCpi, Xl7, 'a 1873: 6 ' Angel, E. J. Malley, Rate ti Bennett, E. R. Merely, li• R. ~ I Barnes, Frank J. McDonald, John •P . Briton, John McMahon, Rosa I vi I Brown. C. W. !Goren, Mary 1 k' z.,' Burnell, Mary . Phillips. Ada I • Curry, Celia Paterseud: Brown : ''.l Cox, G. W. ' , Pageta. G. • I j.I . Clark, Belinda . Peekharu. S. M. ,L; , Dougherty, alike Qaegley. Anita 1 R, Driscoll. Goo. W. :, Ram:tall, Win. I Forgarty, Kato Ross, Josephine I .4 . .1 Ferguson. Susan Rice, Lawrence I ,'•,, Geary, 11. W. J • Regan, Aggie 1 -,,, Goodheart, It. W. Butte, George (Madding, Harn'l Rice, Mary , 1 , Ilolbrook. Maggie Stales, Clarence 1 .'i Humburch, parry Smith, 0: 11. t 5, 110 F. Mrs. Thos. Smith, Sidney ii: Hick, Daniel Sherman, Tyler Horn,Oliver R: Frank, Roes P Hendelman, A. ' Upham; W. J. Johnion, Jas. Vanness, Prof. S S. Kingman, Mrs. • Walker, Rate: i,l, Kennedy, Patrick Wood, Alethea '-', Lynch. Patrick '- Wilmot, T. W. ti l • Leo, William Walbridge, Sam el :-.1 Lagan, Mary White, Michele' '2 Lee, Kato r .. Welsh, Mary Lee, Emily. • , Wieland!. Aka: MeNaman, John . Walters, Abbey , Mohan, Bridget . , .. .„ f., :i Persons calling 4 . r any of the ribose letterS will please say adinrtisecl, giving date nfi st. .:,.4. S. W. ALVORD; P. M. ,!, A THING• OF BEAUTY IS A 40Y1 FOILEVEIII ena ' iIUGENIN'S,TENVELRY STO tE,4.1 (olio door north or Baltr's Block), Is juat the place to buy the moat beagi PLATED ' AND SOLID I GOLD JE RY! To bo found in any of theestablisbment, out elder ; of tho largo cities, Our stock of . - I , CLOCKS AND WATO :I ' • cannot fall to'init tho moatloatidnotta bo as tc; quality and price. , OUR SPECTACLES . are or the best mamtacttiro and aktpteil to all ee t.: ItEHEMBER - .THEN;'N if you Want anything in our line, from the smallest[ ring to the best watch, give as a call bef Tour:" chasing. . - M7OE:TM 11 S. t• September 16, 1879. .., QTE.ta HORSE POWER o.lr kJ SALE .— The undersigned offers for a 08 ,c ,! Gorse Petrov ravine and Boller, togethet Ith a?, complete let of mechinery for a circular Saw 31M.'; Will be sold,chcap. For further Information linguini, of Means;-11ockwell at Co., cr the tuedersi&ed aV it Owen's, in Wysoz, Pa. Sept 10,1973 E. 0.0 - . h EIV FALL GOODS., THIS WEER, kl -AT EVANS & HILDBETH'S. Bridge Street. • September 11. 1173. . . CENTRAL COAL YARD RE-ESTABLISHED ! In consequence of an attempt to shut me out pf the Coal trade on account of my =mum WAY - or trannia, in sztz.mro COAL by CAB LOAD, I have concluded to 1 • • RE-OPEN MY COAL YARD! So as to be able to supply all who May wish to buy well prepared Coal, either by the can LOAD or watt `Lou. at fair prices ; and In any desired quantity ; or delivered at any station on the Pal & N. Y. B B. A fair'share of public patronage solicited. ' Towanda, Sept 4, '73. ; R. Ptif.•WP.LLES.; • THE CITIZENS OF' PENN SYLVANIA,—Your attention is spechilly in. vited to the fact that the National Banks are now prepared to receive subscriptions to the Capital Stock of the Centennial Board of Finance. The funds realized from this swum& are to be employed in the erection of the.buildings for the International Exhibition,. and the expenses connected with the same. It is confidently believed that the Keystone State will be represented by the name of every citi zen alive to patriotic commemoration of the one hundredth birth-day of the nation; Tim shares of stock are offered for $:0 each, and subscribers will receive a handsomely steel engraved Certilleate. of Stock, suitable for framing and• preservation as a national memorial, Interest at the rate of six per cent per annum will be paid on all payments of Centennial Stock from date of payment to Ja nuary' 1, 1876. Subscriberswho are not near a National Bank can remit a check or'post-onice order to the under signed. 311335 K. FBALRY, Treasurer. Sept 4, '73. 904 Walnut St., Phil'a. CHEAP COAL ! H • , • For thirty days the Salliviu Anthracite Coal Com pany will sell FRESH MINED COAL,! Direct from the //Ws, by the car load, delivered on any of the sidings in Towanda, as foliows: Grate and Chestnut, 53 50 per gross ton. Egg • - e... 3 60 - Stove • 41 44 44' All orders must be acco ttied with-the money, and the cars must be unloaded within twenty-four hours after their arrival. O 31. SANDERSON. t Towanda, Sept 2, '73. . President. BRIDGE LETTING.—SeaIed pro posals will be received at the house of - V. M. Long k Son, in Troy Borough, on WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2i, 1873, until 2 o'clock, p. m., for the build ing and compleding.of a Bridge across Sugar Creek, in said Borough. Specifications fbr the same May be seen at the Conurdsidenet's Office and at the en tice of W. H. Carnochan. in Troy Borough, for one week previous to tholetting. . 1 :1141 C 1 1. • . :4 , 1• 1 . • t 001ZIMISOnterl• Commissioner's brace, &tit 8, 1878. ratirgormalnin is respectfully Informs that the Book-Bindery had been removed _to the "Re Buildin, third story, where will be dons porter" g • • - 80-OK-BINDING! - - In all its various branches, on terms - as reasonable as "the times" will allow. The Bindery will beim. der the charge of a. Q. warrsimo, • . • • An experienced Binder, and all work will be tally done in a style and manner which cannot be Made, Magazines, Newspapers, Old Books, ke., bound in every variety eV style.. Particular atten tion will be paid to toe Bang and Binding of i ~• • . . BLANK BOOKS, • To any desired pattern, which in quality and dant- MINT will be instituted. ; . • All work will be may for delivery when promlied. The patronage of the public is solicited, and per- Rd: Satisfaction guareanteelL • Towanda, August 2,1886.--tf • VAN - hYBIS BAILBOAD.—Taking effect Monday. Nffv. 11. 1872. • -A. at ~; 8:00 TOWANDA • SAO ) 'BASALLY- JUNCTION 8:60 -•• 8:30. ; ....YOBBOS ' 3:30 9:10 ' WILOOIII3 • 2:45 9:30 ....NEW ALBANY.... 2a6 • 9:50 Yit.LLBBB 2:05 -10:20 RUMORS 1:30 .11.10 , • • BSSNICE.. , 12:90 A. LI. ' ' • • P. Me • - " B. F. GOODMAN,. Gaul Passenger Agent. I{ OR ` . .SALE.-34 house • and I lo situate in the northern part of the borough o Towanda. is now offered for sale. cheap. .7ulyEl 73. • ' J. UMY WATTS. ~1 'IIkTEW GOODS . ! T : !LOB & CO;, HAVE 1H ST OPENED A .• • _ I LANGE AND CIPILPLETE STOLZ 'OF I FALL AND WOMB GiquD§! DRESS G00,D4 BRAWLS AND CLOTHS, . I CLOTHS AND C - 14S3IERS, • • LADIES AND MISSES S OES, CAIRETg,. DOM.ESTICS, ‘'c., Stc. . i : i A FINE AbSOWLI,t ENT ' - i .. 1 AT LOWEST %IMES. ' .i • •. 1 • , il Il • C. A D September,llB73. SQUSQUEHANNI COLLG q TE. :INSTrrti,Tt .__ I . ' I . . , The falter= of the Susquehanna Co egiite Insti tute will conipience MONDAY. 411011 T 21 073, under the following ems of instructore:- EDWIN E. QUINLAN, Principal. Latin an Greek Language, and Theory and Prelim of eaching. AIIIRA J. CRANDALL, A.M., Comme ial Branch es,fc Sciences arid 3lathematics. i EDGAR H. SHERWOOD. Instrumental Muelc. Mae MARY E. MEERRI.LL, PreceptresS, Common and Higher English. . • i 1 Mss. MARY A. - gIIERWOOD,i Math mattes and German un_Plage. I_ i ' M. J. LZQUIN, French Language. I' l .....,' Msg. C. E. CRANDALL, Painting ant Draping; Prof. Crandall comes recommended in the highest terms by President Allen, of the Altredi UniVeraity, Prof. Ford of the Elmira Female College, and by several boards of education by 7hom o has been employed during ten years of active rience in the school room other I ' I Of Miss Merr il l and tho in !Niche s, their rec• ord.in the Institute ts such that It n de no com mendation to those W ho hive patronize the 'school. No pains will be spared to Mainn " tile high standing of the institution.nd by care tilly looking to the interests of each individual Stu tto make l en its work even more eMcien'Each to ' er will have his 1 speciality, and use /every facilityo make the topics interesting, and to secure the lar est possible results in his , department. . 1 1 •• . r - A:Teachers' Class will be organized a t'the com mencement of the fall term, The coin of instruc tion will include not only School gdve meni. meth: ode of instruction mid other topics auxiliary to teaching, but also daily drills in the branches taught in tho schools in the country. tuition n this class, eight dollars. , 1 i . I To save expenSe, text books, the es ese in the county will be 'used In the EngliSti b nches, with the exception of Geography. 1 To make the sojourn of non-reside t students more pleasant, the Principal will use bis house— situated put a few rods frorn the Instit to building —for boarding puppets, Where , . roe s tarnished throughout and provided with clothes closets and other eonVeniences w ill ,be furnished f r the young ladies. 1. ' :' 1 I Theban rooms in me Institute will e furnished and assigned to the young men : 'air 1 . board at the house of the PrincipsE- There wit be I easeful supervision on the part of the Pend and teachers of the manner in which students eznpl y their time. -Price-for, furnished room and board,' 'deluding fuel, lights, and washing' not to exceed Big pieces, Et ,iOO per week.' Students will' ft:milli their own toilet and beheld accountable for Rini furniture in their rooms. ' Tuition from Four to Ten Dollars or term, ac cording to studies pursued. ; For further particulars or circulars . ' address the Principal, E. E. QUEILAr. Towanda 'a. MILLER. FOX 41814 Preet Board Trustees. T HREE CHEERS FOR 1314. 1 4 . . • . • . RED, WHITE AND /37E... .• • . , .. • • . ~ Th e undersigned, having ruralise • the `interest of Mx. Johnson in the .. red, white sini blue " store o f n B r dogeb Street, respectfully solicit the patronage o t, . . , . . ,Our Stock of , 'II CHOICE FAMILY GR CERIES. ' is equal to i any in this secticin, d vie' ' .DEFY COMPETITION IN P OE-4. ' Wti make a spbcialty of 1 TEAS AND CO, FE . ,.''. • • • And invite attention to our Stock. • ' Our Motto Is : i [ i t "QIIIUK SALESAND SMALL PROFITS."' . , , • , .1 • WILCOX .. RIDWAY: Towanda, Sept 4,' '72. . ' ' ypw IS TitlS FOR i. 4 tW L ' I iWe offer DRESSED LUMBE R at the following rates: • , I .. Hinniock moortrig,lchoice).'.... ...... . $lB per M. White. Pine 26 .. _pit c h .. *. .. - Id - 1 a - Siding " " ' --:•.:./ ito2s .. Picket. from $2 to $l, per hundred. , 1 . .. - PLANING. kelvin's°, nz-ss. •ntaL .te . - .. . ;Dime at • moment's Make and by . ;best; machin ery now made. We have on band', I - ME HUNDRED THousAlm mkt' . BY EIIRDED : We barb' in the Mill Po • . .1 , _I • THREE BONDI= AND I" , T UOI.IBAND , . If EZT 01 DUNDEE I And are' constantly Nan • . • ; sir Parties . who can reach-. us • foolish to go near theratlromt for Lumber, as rind • anY clrcum• Omen we can BELL IT •I'• • : : least the coin of transportation from bere to . . e railroads-- My $2 to $3 per thousand. • I ' n• R . coml.:, • . lions 26,13. • :. 1 Camptown. - STRAY.-Caine into th :. eneloinre E 'of the undersigned. in North .' .da twpt.; , cm or about the 20th of May, 1873 TWO Baur le The owner is requested to come I forward, prove f .property, pay charges. and take themiaway. - .111CHAU, LYNCH.. 1 1North Towanda, Belk 10,1879.-3 ' .. , cODDING, RUSSEL I 1 • 1 .1 Aiat the attention of bfl Ua to their groat vallid7 of old find ziew Patterns of; I • 1 - '' COOKING AND :EATING STOVES, A cES, I • FIRE PLACE TEES. BEYI4IO , L L D r es i NVROUGIIT 'IIIION, OBIEN BASEIBUBSING, AND BOYNTON SA LAMANDER F 14; ACIES. KEROSENE. LAMPS.; •I • ' C ' ItURCH 4 RS, SILVER PLATE D 'o4§,tiND ", • F0p,11.13; • CLOTHES'; G E S. BRITANNIA- 1 'C`FPEP,', POTS, HICIH CA, 1 1 iEOI I O.I I iS, 1 • • NATIONAL; ;CO, • FEE POTS. HICKOK'S POR AB CIDER , I PA Kg:El - VS &Ai Skt, T GUNS TAYL E. &I CO. LOGES AND LA. CATS. All kinds of Jo)) Work, as Pipe; 'Gas Fixtures and Plumbinglon shott, notice: ' ea iu I.- hey Cleo Bel -BRA4* OVAL VAitT RS; r GES) 4' • SHL F ;B ACKETS, • 1 I ItEVOLV ',..I'LASKS, IEA.THE i t 1)1..T 7.11415 .Pl, 'TOL ' 11 1 • LIME, C 'KENT` LATE, SHIN iLE§, CIS GIIEAT. - 'TYA 1 • • i • I _, J JEAVPTT,,§ LEAD] • NATIONAL LEA si i OiLs, i COL i t RS, VARNISHES. STRAW 0310 FANNING MI Sr CORVOL • I, k.eau, L AB' GEI34E, l i°' '. - .1., H . • D SIRAI LE I LOTS! , • , , i 1 • • I ,___l TES y' al!tr or ' i . 1 t I . COL ( .' . • MASON, i ' s ide of )dying on the ftzs t sae of 1 e oad ycl in Towanda To ehip,'fras e di vided into ' '• • I riVil-AefiE LOTS, And these lots! are I now offe e for sale at great bar Ons. The lot l s f ont on the road r leading to. Mon e ton, and they arb veWidesirablo for b ild ing lots. It ' is the last Oypo tr&tity - which will be j•i , ffe+l for •S ct&ing good sized lots ; t reasonabl 'pfice.a near the basin s portion 1 the borough. Also' ~ • t ..}3, - 75 TOWNI LOTS • i...,_1 \*- On' east side of ,road. Also t 0 rge 1 1 BRICKIII:TELLtNG HO 'IE, 1 ,i 1 With V .; acres o laud, the ho con tains all modern iL4provene is and is one of the ;aost, desirab e re,i deuces in the county. Also .he LARGE SfEA.MIFLOURIN t )FILL IN T I ' OW , ] i, t i AN A 11pR00011. 11 n ew 'The Mill is ns i kirly w and capable Iti ' 1 ic of doing the hes wor . Al: :o 1 , - . VALUABLE LOT L _ Adjoining Lualta Hose Co. •riddirg .in Towand BO'r7gb. ' I A map, cit . tbe otS may b: sen b) i coning l on- l i the i 1 nu,signed a cV c of Bartlett &Ti r ey,l or J. A. oioriNi';. Tor further !p rticulars ,a 1 lon or addresS t ,. i , 1 i Fi . H. I E L. SCOTT, 1 stet. Towan4, Jnlyi 3d, 1.873, I .--1--t-- , ElN r Erip,Y! , i r fi E WELid , I • • • . ! • IJ; , ..,.: '.. .. f • ‘, - . • , ' 1 • . , . il , _ i , • lIRISTALISI , ,INII)..NEN\ T I T 2,A, - E S .- - i ,!' .i f , . ,-- • , • . _-. i , , - I -r, , H, . -.•• , . ... .. , , 1 - T t j . .. , 1, .. .. ~ Filial:lEl;4lN BRGTH •I S. '': ,:[ 1 . . r. , , I,' '.: • • i.. 1 . : 1 , . • • ; ,- ~ s 1 '• i .1 1 ' . 1.. . 1 1 I • , . • . T TRE , OLDISTAND roittm.r.p.LY o :.c I T lEIt 1 ' I . A I I ht. li .' Ailzt..P., . ,• :- '., , 1... I , ,ji i , •. _ L I • ! , • , vad, 4. ave just rcela ac- , ,_ e icrtiti , r.l ~f J z•.' tlt .1". r - ,f • I : the-latest ftyles,,, I .i 1. . 1 '.l, 1, .! . • . '''.• ; ' ' 11. ' I . I H. ' " . ' .. it . AmerieftO, itrul :q. tvi;s!.; I ate', es - ;:- - . 4- . : . Gold end - iiiver,;: from id chcapeit to •tiv... l l , , istf. Also a Lirgb assortment, of I • 1 , "ri • •: • .• . . CLOCKS; (101.1 p; AND! STEEL' Si'• ' 1.(I.Ill, - • 1 1 • .1 , I • • I I i• ,• 1 , - Remember:the place tn.' , dobts so tl.• of Ic7cll 1 , Co.'S, ToWantla, Pa. . . , 1 , '1 t 'i ' t I i Watt:lie% CiOCL4,IaL4 J ..•stAry f 'caret fly rei . •..., 2 N0v.20'72 I ~ . I .1 . IfcGlliE - I- Dr.fi i.. ---- ' ' . .l r r ' • , T Q01;7.. HERE!' -. 1., -11-4 L .• .i It 1 , . • . .-! W. . ' A. , P:ocii.wEi.l. •- 1 I ,a - -. . ........ ,Has as large, andru lete,st ttilbt I 1 f I . ) 1 , • GIiO(2ERIES ;A. •j R,O V I SIO N S : , • i, .• ' • • ; • - 0 4 i , . as there Leith t nsn •lccrupri -in • TEAs; , C ) F. .E E(i 41 ~ S. r,' s, ' rt_. --.-, ~ii• ~i- - - .: PORK A E ND LOVIt. {i.?..Fp cot - INTL. - •''lloi , u.:E. • , ' -- 't• ' ,:,' _, • • . 4 . f 1 : I ' I I ...tdr.4.P 11 ..., , 1 , T. 144 CT:AM , : • C l ' ;•It 1 Geode dt;l;.'otr.t.d ; 1 4.1 -rte .01."' the ro - .-..;;.•\ Irc.. of.ehatge, ' l ', I , I•I. I , .A.',l - ' .• ' 'I 1 . 1 I --' . . ' • 0:1:1'.1,1.11.11Vp -.1. µlilitt. , ! , tr:,l N:71.350410 tir ,' ...Ea.) ei..ietp-nrcss . q, , .-and azopity itaoy§ Ma i .tzt.Co iicoi p.Fn I a noS.'.‘ve, by pscoi,d , - ..y ptim.ia • ly4 L in c i , ',.:.)•,.i'y., - Is, yr 'Ty 10.17,y I • ' 1 I ' ' ~ •. ..:Ittvu 3.l.tria . • ~ . • Q'\\ - triAli.§, :4.;itatliti, ••5,H01, - .) • in.).l,vsi 1 : 1 1 ' tl_ . 1 jo 4:o s pa.. 71 r . , : .. . • ' 1...t.f1.'11 - I.AV 1.) , }1 ,- ....‘ ya p.). l io..l :4 :sar . I XII Mal_ :ro • I •'i i .1 11 i't E 1 o:kTHk ) ..„ 1 . . T c, - ; 'ILLS, t y 1 - 191 ALL 1111:PYTriniFSt . Of FA. FAX: Y 1'111'4.:..,1 Curing Costiveneesi 4.or:dice; Dye psin.' lad , ' .restion, Dysentery, Fird ItorGaclL and c each, E - sipelas, Headai:lio, ',Di . e l s,lEhi4;tunatisu , Eropti..tns afid Skin Dikoiers,lß•liolisneiss, ,Live rol•la 112: - 2 . Dropsy, Tetters, 'Tint:fr l e a i nd Salt Rhe ti ,- Worills. Gout, Neuralgia r as a pif F ier pill, and rcc ^i:3 ing-t.1.• 'llilitel2d,ara therm:it c l ohpbnilalpargative c per f , til. l l l I Their effects abliudin IT 51,0„ .1 boo' mu .1 they c ';'rel I all'other Pills.' They Ile safe land pier .i.' :It L''• l'.l•''. Ibut powerful in enre.. :l Theytrge out I t le foul lit:- more of the blood.;.• Giey• iltim. ilate the s,ilvt:lsh l Icy disordered orgnr; IMO action; Lind they i o dart Itlint and tonelto the who l lo,lbning. ~They cu - t. not only the every day - comPl l aints bf c . 4try bodylint formil ahle and .dingerieue 11. di l eases" _frost ski l ful 1 -43.!•- • c ians, most eminent) I 1 i•; ,- yro l en, end c 7 1 1 best c.:; , ::- I zents, scud ee.illlitL...s or cues perfo • ed ar,,Per t , ! • i i d _, :, 'great benefits ,lhey - lial i v , e 7i veu frony,ttes,.. l . pills. They are tko sa i fost l an .hest , physlo for ,thrildren, hs- Cause Mll4 as 'atilt e, 'Ceitti s + Being s l y tar zoitzl, they are easy to tai r et, and being pure" veect - ,ltlr• they are etatireit i tiar , 10 1 4.' j ' ' I ' I . - Da, J. C.,ATERt AG., LrI I ....WELL, 14 ktit , . , ' 1 ', Practical 4, i! •111r413iical Cheriil t . • : " ' Sold by a l l Druggists . tuillltealera in .. 'cies ' August 2S '"- 1,. :. i : • , 1 c-f------- NEw FIIRis M ERE ST it • - i. : , ' i , , i -,. - . ~, , .. . h , • _i . IT7 ,- , , , JosEt II ', IIIN . D.S ' • .i i , • , nag new cote r ner is t.elvFrt9itere S T er: ~.. , , BRIDGE STREET, Toll; • N DA - . : 1,, 1 i . ,• ...., • I I e l I i 1 Whom b. will keep' On hand • ' : , 1 1.. - t I i I A GENERAL, 4.tistillll/ENT OF Ft . I “l f t*ltl., ; l I „'ill - ;. WI ietr; be sold . • ' ' t i t • ~rll 1 - ' I 1I 1 1 . 1 I 1 , • AT PRICES TITAT AN OT DAIL T ' Pt..LA': , l.; 1 ' 1 1 I 1 l !I1 • . AU who may ;ATM ililp. with_ their p tont-t; !;111 1; • .; Wriata",:ett may ho; lant/A.l in the Fdrut .1 - i' IiS.Q, [ li I i 1, - I' 1 - - dl , . , . . . • CALL4N HIKE S I i i and exaMine goods land' prices before tirclia&in,t; elsewhere.. ' i l t 11 Itt i • I May '1, — .167 'j• -- .1 110LiNING, AUSAWING, ki:. • , 1 ji,_ • - i.. 1: 'I -. • BILL LE'AILPR I'ANY.F.I.) TO OLD It, - . ,',I I 11 . : • I f •-• SEASONED WI.ITTF IrINK A.3../p PIT 11 pt,SI: , I 1 i • I ' , ' ' lt 1I - 1 . , •-•:, 1 , BOARDS, I I•O4 7 )7O.viII, SIDING ~ .. 1,1 f I , I lloa • And a varietiorgetritoci. rile foi, sal , - -, ,t, t HI We have now to oppration a new, lies ,y, z,it-7 , ' ,1 Planer, and otherilmilehtnery, combini 1.., all'( recent improvefointii, and of the mostsu; N.l) , ilO [ l, ' manahip. Runnit4hY a nover4alling wa or - Por r • , we are able to dowpSlo a 8 soon 'as it is p ~,,1it.41 - ilo it 'cheaply, and Itentmr ill the care tub sszry for doing It • perfectly.),l )111 in tlie•work an I er, , ..rs: wo.will satisfy everyl.Me,n ; as , to prirce nd nod , ti' .manaldp. . , I,II I • -- li , . 1 ~.., EA3I. • i' • ill 1 •• I • Camptown, April 11,,';1 : 57:3.tt1y f 1 I 11 .._ BDiGRIDGE . LETT ,:—Seal a prO• posals will helridetvod atl the house f Enact , " 1 miller, In Asylum tWI, Li on TUESDAY, SEI, 'EMBER, 88, 1873, until 2 o'clock; p. , m.iliot,' ttio ha - iline : t 2l2 ! completing of a lite, across he . month f lu,irf . o Creek near slid pia . I Specifications for :ICe. san.e inny bo seen at thO•POtnmisetonere Ofrt e•arl at the bones of Ruisslll,3liller for ono week Prevl ct " to said letting. !•,' , t , t - E.IC. EELL)GG,. _i • t ,II - i , MORRIS Sit EPARV.. I, ' , : : : DENS. KUYKENDF , .. e ' • ' i' • i 1 ,• Commis line • , 'Commissioner:s SeptG.,llce, t, 1573.1 • l i l , , t' . s
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