ALL NATIONS: • • ra n lob= y!. it • -health ]s rapidly ta<iring.,- v —lt isaaid that Fred: Doughta employs a white imbrues.- ,; _ —Donaktion was not lad! seat • over when , lie fell out pf Ids banana ; • 10 - r . ewander,'htic written stove' esttlateier it:Atstsersi* ibe marriage of the Duke -Edinburgh wliktake Owe In Weernber.' - ::, The Bielriingtonii are Spain, ith rifles, end ars making fortunes. • Jiniata riYor js to be: auk 'Plied with Inure black basr. l -;L-A fourteen pound mdmon- was iiao. near Milton,, the other day. d , Inumbir ‘thige houses are gonigluk at Crescent f3prings, —lie west branch of the Pennsyl; ' verde canal was so 4 Wedneedny. Hall died six different ways, ac g to "eye-witnesses?. - Ada` Pozler, a‘ - rotund Vermont maiden, hasp winning:weight of 29$ pounds avoirdupois. ; , , - woman and_child' at. Angola, N. Y., have lived in s bogahead for two ninths, being to poor to pay rent. • , —S tries sof . Johri Hancock and 'Samuel &dams aro to be placed in- the new Memorial Hall at Leningtuu, lbws. - --patn.e. Hannah Inman, nirok! form years old,- has be keeping rand ht Rhode rsland for three-quarters of. a. century. Blitz is dead again It _ is a western paper that kills him this time: . The Signer is now. revising his obituary, • Alfred E. Back, of the Autilidan legation,. Vienna, was recently, mare tied, in that city, to Wile Muller, of Hungary; . l lhe tobacco trade is very- dull in Latiaaster at present and growers look blue over the, prospect: • - j t —the Watsontoin shoe .. factory peg,s.away r.t a business of !x"o,ooo year, in •;; the ioio interest of manufacturer and wearer. ; liancasVer ha an imbecile who imagines be is engaged to Miss Nellie Grant, ti,o President's daughter, ' —About fifty cat loads of wheat aro shipped daily over the.. Philadelphia and Erielreilroad,hromErie eastward. ' , • —lt is Baia that in some partsl BO,leicounty a "barrel of, water costa mo te than a'barrel of oil. —A very large panther was seen in Union township, - Cleaffield county, a few days ego, but escaped, - R E.napp,, of Northumber land, to cap the climax of his successful farm rtlises 225 tons of - hay this season. , . 4-The expense of rummg the I Philadelphia pastor:tee dieing Beptemberwas $46,732.88. I . —Montgomery boasted of a eOw from whose milk thirteen pounds uutttr ire made weekly avid lad,,' named Bloom, is credited with the snakes in one day, recently'. • •. —The poet Broiling is a short, dapper little man, with al tendency to embon point: —whatever - may have • beconie of Levy, sew york complains that young Carlton is "out."' '- 4iehest Titian in Denver- is a Mexican, with air Indian wife. and she lioadS the fashion. • - 7 -Thpa, engagement of Lied: Fred Grant 'and Miss Kitty, dangb,ter of H. D. Cooke, is annonneed.' • ' — , -Tho'young son of Marshal Mac- Mahon is tote a priest,. and' the Pope wants Rim educated at Rome. —The Pope has been presented by a Roman deputation with an albnm containing 20,000 Fignatures. --.Hon."John"Law died at ' Evans li3diann, Tuesday morning, October, 7; "aged seventy=rline years. —Hrs.:Stowe is Writing a sequel bil"lly Wife and 1.;" in which oho Mils of ''Onr Nt'Aghli-ers and We." .1 • . • - Cowper says. thatmost o the members of the house of lords are bores and the remainder are fools. --'Madame Virot is . the leading milliner in Paris, and'she says that .American ladiei are her best enstomers. • --.ThS recent. daring robbery of • tlie villa' of the es-Qtfeen of Naples was planned and executed by an American„ General Bristow, late connected with the T-exas Pacific railroad, has &sinned the practice of lawiln , I . --Whitelaw Reid is, to deliver an addresp, before tho Delta Kappa Epsilon frater nity at Easton college on the 16th. • -- • —The Indiana, . the third. 'of the American steamship Company's line, has gone on her 'UM! trip. • knitting manufacture has been started in Corry. Making hose will soon be the stockin' trade of that city I, I • - —Nearly every jeweler in London exhibit 4 in his shop window some 'ornament said to 4avo becn - _owned by the . Empress Eugenie,. - -Brete - liarte has either worked out hislvein, or tho "Eilisodd of Fiddletown," concluded in , pctober ScrOner is an abortion. ' I —General 141asey has become convined that poetry is his trade II and has let _his beard grow rnd his hair wander. abroad over the l earth: . • . • —Gen. Ben. F. - Butler .delivered the atli'ress. at the New Hampshire Btate Fair last ietie and discoursed on the disadvantages of debts. . _ - • irnothy, Hay, brother of Maj. John flay, of the Tribune, s to edit tho Mowtng Machine; anew Granger paper to'ba published at Milw j anke'e'. • -. I - I (Beecher says that if he lives till 'heir 4minated,for president, he will bo so Old that Methoselah will he regarded as a. yoring Chap. , ... ~ . —jamb Singtbas , of'Strouds burg, MM. roe county,is said 0113 worth $3,000„.: 000: He is building, a house which has already cost huh .$190,600. 1 , - ...f. --- . . —The Key stone paw and steel __works, Philadelphia, owned by Henry . Diesson & Son,l torn olt $1,500,000 worth of saws, 'etc., annhapc, • - 7 -Threehundred and. - -thirty-eight poundsof butter is what a Montgomery county cow has enabled her owner to relize from the product of the lactdous fount. ' -Mr.-William Johnson, a soldier pf the War I of 1812, died: at his residence in rotineaut township, Crawford county, on the ' sth insti, aged eighty-four years. ---,Daniel O'ponnell was applied to by a fri l ! l plied : 'Sir/ never send . autographnd for his autograph, to which ho re s. Tours, ' Daniel VonneU,"/ ' • ,---,Bella Lockwood, long a prom _ , _ inent adiocat oof woman Suffrage in Washing ton citSinisibeen admitted to practice in the Supreme Cotirt of the diettict. • ' Davenport' -i - c• —A servent girl has • , brought suit , for $lO,OOO diosages to .character against the wife of a protement citizen, who told parties that Oleic-Fri had stolen under= ;clothes. I . r. 1- ' .. ... _ .--it is ru i tuOrdd that es-PreSident ..Johrisor i 's admirers are get up a setbscrip tiodm Compmeate him fore heavy kiss- by thelailere of the Pinit National Bank at Wash ington. .- . _Mks. - - Elizabeth Thompson, of Nonistotria, is ninety-Eve years lof ,age, and is still active enough to do-her own washing and other household work. She is the widow of a soldier o' /812, and a goverrimrpt pensioner. - —The Merchants !of Norristowii closed filet* places of basioss on Ifonday in - respect Co the memory o John /May, the oldyst of their nuniber,st was biniecton that ,: f da:r ? .. -,,.- • ' J, l ~ i- I .... , —The' oldest church in Philactel• plaia is the Gloria Del, which was erected 13117- . 00, on tho tame - site an its predecessor, which waski, of logs, and served the don' le put - pi -.6L. , of, place o,rworalika ard defenio !stair:sit I Alto' Tv' ens. - --... "1 _ • - ~ ' . . , --4Villiditi . GIBS/4 bon : Of: ex ; r. reler of the legislature from : BOY r eounty, 1-same f ntosioated for the first India," time of hislife On iiitardaY. - .On Sunday morning he hicarao , Try,sick and turned black all over his - I''';lY, ttr 3on Hondity bodied. •- . . . ---' Franklin: at a , literary reunion ip '.l'.rie where several original articles were . rriut, no unde,rstanding French, and vrishhag t,l show himself appreciative. resolved to ap• plad4 Iv , eliovez he ruse Madams Boulders, a friena, r low . approiation. Miter the - minim hie littl ,, Son said, '*Papa, you applauded every. . thing : .. mbro than, anybody _ritee„miters they . praisel our *, .. . . . , . --„ ~-. _ x~~~~ _ Y ~ 10~ Thursday, Oct. AcVIS. EDITORS t 000,111C11. ' S. W. ALVOnli ATTER Tnz BATTLE. General apathy seems to have talc , en command of the repu.blicauJor. - des — bilWethintron r ffirealay. - -A very light =voce yea t:4lo4l, l iindtbe indications are fth4t C. XlfrsszarOlave been elected. *ide thi3'telidt - 6 di gracelai 40' our imuty - andlisttiatedEgleikillrebi; it may The State and, Wince 4 the .county :ticket 6 eket#34l:l4 I,3iiikrithm! 'ranging froth ,Oftb).Ae o o. *lted.naaji3r ides in toviashipq :tuouctfirem, for WWI - lid TRW. • • • • DIICEM7rEt. •''' ,j '4 • .• "_. ...MD Arinearia.•:, . • • ..c i 44 • Albs Bare-, ' ; 4 1 ithruiTvp' - • _ _ ..... ; 133 Attain .. . •esto• Batolky - ).r .......•..w...• .123 Burlington.. v i 3 Darlington Boro' - - Burlington ... • • Clanton Oudot Twp... ". " r •• • I" . 909 Clohnnbis Frankrri c lin. • ' ;11 He Dranrale• • '• • ' • co ,k..... • 6 • • • ' • . 24 & ...... ... ....... 11 • • ... . ... •• • • Moroe. Twp .... .. • • 'al dm l Monroe Bora' OrwelL • ' • • .79 r•• r • • . . ... .14./13aZi•1 ........a Sprtagdeld , • 'Some Twp..'. ' • .Ikoma Bone • - • • 2 . South Creel... 69 - 13 Fhealltgnin l• Standing Stone • . 09 Terry Miranda Twp.. - • .. • ' .16 Towanda Baro.:diiiiiiril; • 31 , • " -• •• 9kl Ward ;.11 . " " . 34 ' '•- 37 • Towanda North • ' • • ' 9 ' Tuscarora ii Troy Twp • , 96 1, Troy Bozo' • ,119 Warren.... . : ... .......... . ...... 40 - Windham ....... . . ...... ... • Wyainaing • ' Viso; • • ........ •• • •• • •• • • Wenee 31 . , i , .- 141 - run.--:FulletrePorts mcate the election of WZBB .b,y a -small majori ty. 1 The ' above figures are ;all re ported except Warren andOverton, which we have estimated. I - M== eLosions vicroas rs PEMPILITAELL --101 VA AND OHIO I ELECT THE =PUB /SCAN TICKET! ---INIEGOZi DE3IiOCHATIC, I I A very light vote was polled -op Tuesday, brirthelitepublican ticket is elected in Plinsylvania, lOwa and Ohio. - The majority in this State is about 30,000. , ciurncit /LSD STATIFLI The other day when. the! subject of "Christian Liberty" wait .being discussed in the Evangelical Alliance. Rev. J. L. M. Carer, L. L. It. m ade the, following telling Las against the union of church and State. The expiation of the time , allowed speakers prevented the Rev.; gentle man from finishing his remarks, but the vast' , ' audience loudly called • ; upon him to, proceed : . Has not every person a {right to worship God free from 4ivil mo lestaion.? Liberty is not tafrestrain ed licenee. It, imposes ' haws and obligationsis ! well as gnarantees privileges. The right'of -freedoms to worship is -sacred: • When Church and State are United, the State praotically as sumes infallibilty, abrogatest the right to say - what Shali be the church, and not unfrequently uses civil officers to enforce religions discipline. liberty was not considered by the framers of our Constitution as anything but a right. [Applause.] Religions liberty with us is no longer an experiment, but an eitablished fact, meeting the hearty approval of every religious denomination and political party throughout our broad land. [Loud applause.] The union of. Church and State is Wrong in principleand injurious in practical operation. (Applause.] The ,estab., estab lishment of a union would be an in jury to the State. - The church, when thus united, offers a premium upon Hypocrisy, for men affect religion t i z i . icirder to become sheriff, magic or gain some civil office. Under ;such union a man's right to worship exod , is not God-given, 'but' a political' grace. [Langhter.} 1 I • A union is wrong to citizens gen erally. It robs them of their pro perty, for when a mornminit takes from thepeople more than enottg,ll, for its legitimate affairs it commits robbery, [Applause.] It is a wrong to our holy religion,because:it makes Christianity depend, upon Civil power., It-disowns the Hob+, Spirit, and seeks other enjoyments o f peace. irruoVoli the tight tinier, may postpone-the building of the Bract,r , • ford railroad for a time, there is no doubt of its ultimate conititiction. , L President 'Hemp&• has been u ntiring in his efforts to put the enterprise before the public in its tine light, and, to secure the co-opefration of capitalists. ' Through his efforts the New 'York State, authorities have granted permission , to his ''cOmpany to Ilse the tow-poth of the Plena' ngo Extension between. Bin - o=ton and the State line. This grant riS worth many - !and will thousands of dollars, , be a strongliidacement for the early commencement of the woik.• The Binghamton Republican, which has been a strong , adrocatenf the road, inn recent issue refers-fn-the follow ing flattering terms & Mr. lifeinmn: J. & Madden, Esq., President of tne Bradf County Itailroad Company, was at the CaffertY ord Boum last evening, being' on his way home af ter attending at the meeting of the Canal Board in Albany, where the resolution was pissed per scatting the use of the canal extension tow-path for railroad perposm. Mr. Madden teeis lunch like rejoicing because one of the mosV Import ant objects of bis life's labors Is acconiptished; and - past visions - are llkely to be veeitly rea lized in substantial 'biota.) Tha litatlibrdicrail- ; road has been with him is absortinc theme since the Albany and BusquehatinihM4soad was opencetto ghlirtitoti. Relies sinaslabor ed in his own State,a_gainst oondictilig intends. to secure' from the Legislature the charter of blkoompany ; and when that was procured tre turned his attention towardprocur WO charter for'a northern connection in this kitate. For the reason that his interests were II with the Interests of this city, ghlunton Luis hail in Lim au 'energetic wori t t far the new railroad. . . Mr. Madden's attention will ridirbe tamed t owar d the b ; .g of the twilinad of ;which he Is the President, through Bradford county: ),••_;-,- 4- TeIPRIAI • , - 0/11, ' FINANCIAL ilrros President !: t • ' ..7 , ti toitverea-• 4 - 1 1, ; -'l' . ' .' ~'•• - i r,:'Wf ' :' '' ft ' e • 4 ,- 1 1, ;-, - - yz:, , z . ,:„.. ,;,,;_ x !" . ,:. , - , : ~: .. •, I r , : , • i 1 . 21,_ i 7 I . , • ''.- .i , 4 rii - t'''i iana4C ! Mn g - 1. : P C) , . ' PI . n igrU l P• t • In the first plack h: -thought th ' the panio • rgenertilly through . the lAn...,ta*L—dig.lrtti:J l :•: . ^ ' • ~ • ' ..' cause: and — effeerfro .77 onir'' . dri ll er . .*etit.o-Whieh he It: • knowledge. Mein p s • ,• 15 • ; :: , `' • . meta sioned as to the COT:nog in tirchla don. • Every ono' ; in possession of •etemeteriett,.. - .•:., - • - i'. - -:.-:. mi.,: Witkit oripimd it !itlt. : -1.• itattisi Osiris) niannetsf: - /NOLAOifi.: 'a . I, a •'• i'inetead 'l** •I'l l ifill t• lOottr,lia t ' cOraing...isfir ifabl&:: - t, - -,:,2. I ::In..niqiottentieli • ..-: -,.. 11 , 741 0-' B l l bl, hececkillikt 7 4li o t• ' ri.asthg eYarilis . the flint, tdOs ',lc*: . - azesamptien, ler the: reatOn. irthotj. • ;;' . '' reni beirtm;lvaiiitiAlitt- ;••'.• , • .',lk - - *OW, 'parity, such as #9 .. the .rfafictretl .csops,oren.::".., •••.••••.: -,—lfroml abroad} dm. 1: In ihiklastee -• i iWpaniii - Thits ocean* iii4he : .."':•,, of thegreatest '..geninrai-,pro*rafel.- -, Heibelievidt'hg I was born* teosayinit . tteit; our ati• 1 port!. since ,; MA i ningn of , th .present fi sMtll*. ti eiene'do . ._ ; imports, .thAritOO• .a • :Bros • • -• • , VOILIAISIThay t tIOii , tioni.-the *ages single 'item lot . , ;. , was not mov .. mg:. -: EverithUigi . : : *duce' - iti. , '•. great Attruidaziee.en . ltiedemilid-fe it abroad .:itt. &lied , ,the supply have lloAsPhir&• ; , ' iniarnifeoterik are prosperou&l:i dAnany:isstkdee 'which have; bee n; 7 pcirted.l*.t . o . : f ee large exh334,,-Ixtot : o nly , being - :pro dated at .hOme bit , *pally tom, peting in the: . inpn 4 foreign marl, et& : The 'lid !' zaecntlY...rendered i 1.., • 4 : purchise.tif i' - ;..tinitsually large 14 y nuraber of bondi .. - &Si MA: iio , intail reel almotaL I, . h -Sit is, : the Pres ident . midi' the : j• • • nei, cortratione of Abe:Ake:in* 'i . . • become; steih4 pededand ;in turn :tailed andrstaiii4 lided.the Whdlo• • • ; ; try-:•:' 'Had - no the !Avant* , : .1:-.. -.lle aid them in . some way i., hi frigh would hi - vit.:be:. come -, mord . gen r :and 't he'; cenee• .quence_tol the Co ..ntp•-niere lataL As it:was he really • , Ve,d: the effect : . was: going: to be.. • nekal in -- man • ways to the . ioruito.. at , large, though. the cost WI sortie individttals r - deeetv ing of. a 1141.34 hits , maybe - heifer& ' A retnni to .a,:epecie basis can Div er be effeeited j ee:* t by a shrinkage - -of Nike - 8.111118 . 4 ays,wOrks hard I 4 1 a large 'dais Of .' pie, who keep . all :they are 'worth ' : margin,.. thi shrinkage hm3l now taken place ; di: asters to iindividuals .have alread overtaken ithem; I,and; he sincerely hoped the adVant t age : might, be tabled in Order to media solid fin . Zia basis. -;• Alrendy the 4rrency has - appreciated about ;par with'. silver: Hie theety was ,that; the ' country could abs Orb -frOMAWO. hundred 'to th ree , h ut id re 4 .' .. ' i'4l 2 : :of i site. ' This would prove a great ,-. benefit in 1 sever a l ways. -' It ,Weitld • • 'eztuPply:ii .market : for; e MO . er OLyears fora produet.otkinf ..' . :: new beComia,'• g a.drit`g..:. It .would take the 0."43'W - 'forty millions 0, --.. f ra puenal: Amp .rency, about_the .ela:"%?l,4;°f' change that ' experif 1 4 58. ''Favvd.'tb• l bP . nec e m .,T for thensaction at buili .2ess, and would be me the crOeney . which would ' beh oarded in, small u l l - c t . quarititie& He be laved that,' silVer 'once ,more; in. iiiip tion, greenbacks ' would never' at . a 'discount. All fluctuation frOnt hat - point .'worild be in appreciation f the value of our paper money. i ': ...I :., ' 1 - . ~ As tolegislatio , _ the President said he hid then ht. - much: on the • subject and if lire ere • not engaged in - writting 14_ p al message to 'Congress, he sfib recommend pos itive authOrity 4. eissue the forty ' four millions of cry,e, a free bea t : ing law with .the, e ptetectien to bill r holders as 'lnc ,- a. repeal - Of. the . clause requiring . reSeryp44 -._,ifai) e r ' lcoteetic4. 6l .14.9' I'oP 3 F-aP.a:r *id' age of ititS,, other. erve to be in god and thatiticrealied in. a regular:ratio until the -ii 4 hole reserve be in gold. This conlifbe solely effected by re quiring such bniti tietlete .sOye the ' - whole or n large met:att. - re Of the gold interest wail banks ° on their bondsbY the Tie er of the,United States for the Ptot ction. of bill hold ers. i , -1,. •I , . . He also : favored absolute preisii ' ,hition to' . the..Pnym nt of interest on ' deposits..;; The President did not contend that he Would be right in these reipmmendlions, - but- they 1 embediedlhe 'ri.ew which his reflections had hrought to him. There was no_ ques t on but thakmnch demoralizing and *,,, jniinus . &Peed's.- . ben and grabbing Nras causedby the accumulation Of capital in large cen a tree during a 'po ' ion of the year '• when money ii. not..required for flit: moving of prOute S. - -.Bpthe . pa rl meat of iiitereSt on • depo s its! lea. : • country bltnkere, *relents and oth era to deposit in : lybankscprilici . pally in New ',,iYer .0, Make thi: money earn 'some ing during' .0 . : periodwhen they 4 . not, Wish le us: I it. : ',Etaidopaying,, • terest on , depoS, its eannok affOrd hold the . .'mone • idle, henee gainblin in inney , steaks paying„ Millions of whiCh, - an inveatmen. would -not' , stiPPort kindly . even ; ' i. the - most! econom i ; manner, th • • 'building bf radro , that, are no `Wanted and which ,entmot for year: . pay running leirpetise& etc. ' _ Su , garnblin enti t i spec lion, he i trust •• ed,. received' laki :froth -which .h. hoped they ii - ier W 'uld recover. '- ta ils ! The President, a d 'that. unless li; mind should lunde e a. change ,hi Would recOimnend, Post Office bank. 1 This . would give ninstitutien_ i . which everybody "R' aid have ' grea confidence, . and b e 'thin the , reach : • of every one :rWho. Can approach . money order - Post ' Ca. He thotil. recommend thai pa ent of four pe cent„ to depositers, and the coiner .. sion of depositnei -er - into oritstancl ing.United"Stifenb nds Or into-new four and ti;half per ' t. • bonds, and the - taking_ up i: of leorresponding amount of-those o! i anding, ~ • Ter. WAY TO lj^ ' IL , --Th late financial flinry bas , ad a very de , pressing effect,, on 11: public ' enter prises f' brit none hive suffered more than new . :iaili i isity reject's. Among other new roadrt in process of cop struction that I Were to use • the lim page ~- of ,L Chief : nrieer STEEL, i l !'brought 4p-sisiul g! by , the :finite, cial-arisiOslha Be ' °Min' ty .- .R. aili read; Mr. 'l3lllehe - .e. ed- el meeting - - e.f . the oontrectori,', et ained tit-theta the eonditiim Otthe company; , start= lug • th at -$.1fi0,060 IV Ilid complete the road to slittimgtOn, a.,' and offered iit io themAne bills, in - .; rions . .amounts, secured bytia OW , i elollars of first mortgage :; . boridii, i ithey would go on with the work -. ': fter discussing • 1 the pi c eP9aitioii "for' Seine time; the , -.contractors.miohied- Lei accept it, and : •• the Work •a..- : -1 ......' , - "'i: ..- ~ i.. - :_,,,,.. ..L,:: „ HONOR„ i liinifilittONOTll.S nuE _ . .:.-;;... i At the -k , . , ' , .:."-.:•-. *derCd too patriotic .; • * s. ; (4,' tteour &atm -- ' '. • '''•"*.‘ i '” . 'vain life ei - 10110. - -;•-^- '?%. , • _ L .. .. 1, . j '' . , , . ye ailinne ••. ' . . ' s ,s , ytt ..., t • • g notice ' of 3:11 ~;14 -4) , et.. - ~,,_ w 7- i • -v - - , .; • - i - ' f ; , .. ... . .. , o • ene o ...,•; ablest ..u. ...., ' . • otic public officers th • Keystone State haS o v e r We are lust on the eV/Rad/Al illk , portant send. k _ and, ; as is ..: - .. ,- 1,73 - r•- o --- -.-- --.- in fo r • • • .: t ot i i Inkl i ceiliiCis' Cons*iti't .13 4 - 0 1 fiefs Mite ' d 0.. ., , • • .-+ ... E r h: rilizEie:i•T' " ' :tl V! e: ' 2 ' I critacism - hardlY . laitte . - setembi l iter.i..:4. , r,jIT - i, :ye Llis l e - RaktlintrfwisLiSithitied,iii hil*: •••• • , •thigtihiftbasi beeeti; i •accostorfildtoithitt iWrtti•ttblitire di , r...ll3enatine Caineibi churl)** .01' tioallY:lrionipialeituicibrF-Motilo flie r, teas: . :., .e. , 131.1, - int tiltilatt •Lilikeil .kua•lraa. ~...,. a,:metalrforthn itikott.of leery. 3 'l . l.llf:UM,:i ,141.4 :044.'f:e.;s3b i t , 'ail • i ; . ,f,. gib itapOseilßehlui 1 Niro - • ,• ~., ent.:4nol:ol,ltnnt.efii,l4 prorninei . , - • ..bf the gireatf:StatOill Penn: • L k i ; , - ked3ltyiYesl4o-T•ttienti; fire ' Yr" fotthis•tline hi haribesulq •the ..'•*:. • fOotimiliektitublectitif4 nation. ...,.•NJ•tel , )..1e1r.. - :e .-1. 1 11 tie: o ',Fiction , ' to Ilete - tAktiarori Seems . 'lbe :. that" • be f' is . •titiceessfttli •• .r, • , 1 life as a ., ,Poeir r boy, inil'a priiting . .ffieelhe has steadily'itiareh4 , ed con,: , til !heihni.iietaehedi, i a diSi tinetioti 3 togetheiencilibred lifi-'ilL i , -He iii z illtultratitani eneeeki ingl 'of our y•fo unategonel-j.of the-f working ri f v liti cal finStittltionit ) 1 f- - 1 ,' , :'' • :-Withti t money, without-friends. and '•'-tri - ::Moderatel . edneatienel eideantit_ei;le ban'sticeeetleemiti-im preseing his:iiidipidnali ty talents most- et! . . gli - on the minds; of .- raen., in - is , . nothing to . 'say . /th'iti , the ri bct :who Went toLVitreshikyt, on'a mune ~ iiiirprinter,fmbrolthen . fifty yeedelagikis'noiffdtte of:; the leading sta'teism:.. 'Of the country== one of th: iontrolll . g - inieail , .;,t -. the " !Unite' • :Stafti 8: sat 6- • 12 .1 r''' t '' r• ' -. titenc $ . ..eroiOnaxeer '• is iaix in ispiratili. :IM4 an admonitition, ;to young' " en of the 1 age. I On ptii,illue trated •t . °her featuree ciPperiercer . ance;olrokti ridep of inilnetry,• . ali •eapacit • forlinantiging'Sintes.• , ',. ' - litany Yeareceinte r uthe heist w .: proudly made,' that General Ca ni er e. never i. nedhis back 'Upon •frien ; or foe. it '.i - this loyalty i•to •th: county, his' delity to 1 frifide, thi: . intrepid ty in the face' of danger thit ha made him forraidable, an he shin's . tieday, one Of ":, pnr bas illnstrtt one of independent man _ hood an elevated' statesmanship. Let it be remeinbered, that -irt th: : Jam of .• any diseouragements, sup forted •y the Wisdom o 1 the'- Presi • dent, • - th the able co-Opertithiti 0 , the = :. : tart' of State, Glen: ;Calmer on ban. ... Tried :One • of , the .;.Ds' , 1 , piecelso diplohacy ilio4-, sAr! Point ' :h aft e ver k it l../4.:tne , rier ft tiati.. oftho w t • trig oil Treatyorei 'the: a l t oe..otm: . t•of , he' •Ali t bda k t aifE tt a , t i m :. •,-. • ...: . „ • . , il A :- ' •-: f oie . ernes in ;sinew 'era' of states . manship When the . Sword 1 is ha. aside lo the Pen, and the 'yoke ite reason a id justi ce is heard and obey ed. Wh.n ;Cameron • was' cal 1 •ed to th: chair manship of the Com mittde ... FOreign Relations, 'thi: : adjuster.) .nt, ' was scarcely 1 de eme possible but the result proires tha ; our . Pe nsylvania statesman WA' equal to . he emergency. , . - 1 At to . eriod of his long'and *heti arable c• eer, h'a's Gee. Camaro. , ' been so : Tong in his own State, • a ; he is at t 'is- moment. ' His modem , tion •• an.'„,oe'neral good_ sense; 11': advoc; • of Republican• principles and his support of the President _ have ma. e' im Very popular: - 's '- , If a ch. nge_sheuld be' made in th . Cabined, as now ;seems probable ; w: should .:'glad to eee , Gen. - Cam. .. ' called Ito the aide of our :bero-Pres idea.. :: • , 1•• i• , 1' .1 • •• • :••1 . , , t TUE C • ' NANGIO EXTENSION AND • sT • RAILROAD PROJDGI'. • ' The p oplo of Owego. and Bing ' hainton lire as much, interested i ; the new railroad project esl the eiti zees of t is county, and th,:l paper there are directing attention to th• project.. rom th© last Owego Tim • 'we clip t e following on,the ;subject , ' When it became evident' in 187 . that the tate had resolved:never t, finish, th . Chanan,go Canal - Exten sion, men • naturally tinned • the' ; thong,htslto how the lands thus up _ propriated might be mridelof som , use to th part elf the State throng, _ which it .tends. A. railroad was th only sup °sable way of utilizing thi big ditch, A bill was passeid by•th last leghilature , and ultimately: be : came law' , by the signature of th _ Governor, granting permission to la a railroad track on the too pith o s the exte sion. ',The , permission • 6 the Carui Board was neeessitry, an : efte,r• a ommittee of Statti •o.Tee 'had visit the line' and•reported a.. _ vordingll. the permission tuts grant '' eft, so that we 'may slow anticipat , t , seeing the railroa.d trains • coursirt. along were the canal ,horE4 was es • pected to toil through the long de, 1 - 1. t The B ngleuntrin i ll'epublictt eays. • .. , ~: We mentioned the fact that th . route for the rieW railroad to th west had been settled on the Towan . da line. It wasso settled, as far a the action of the Canaly Board coul, . -decide it„ at ainieeting held in Alba ny, on Wednesday evening. 1 All th • officers ilomposh?g the Board wer t present, with the exception of Can. Comnsissioner• Ea.y, and he !was un, avoidably absent to, attend the Vti. Conventi' n. H is known, howeve to favor the action taken' by, th Board. he following is 4 copy o , the resol lions passed: ; I , .4 ' Resolrerk That th cement or thhit Board i tetchy gilt tinderl,and.by virtue Of cluipte 833, of the we of 1873,, to the Dinghamto. Daahore an Williarosport radread;lto lay th - track of th railroad upon the tow path of th Chenango itonsion, as provided is said as upon condit on that their railroad, so made o paid tow pa , indite connections, shall Fan jt ' the bitrimin us coal del& of Pennsylvania, an connect Val the Pennsylvania Central B ' road. , •._ ' • - 1 • • It app s prObable riewlthatth i . • road m be built, after the lin leaves th to* pith at NichOls, upO , the line the Bradford county 2:a}l road, or *bat iibetter hnovin as , tb Madderisarcey, passing through t . W1PPL 8 9 11 .443 fula• 'W,Y I P4' '. Fang' .TONitaiKUe' ' 14 i :1')4''..;T°1 17 4'4“/„q PFr yfaliti.f , ,ir I a ,- ;ton, 761/eisl.P . i4cf !. Ivilflie ' fOrtiiecll viith - , c4 R - ,Noriuor • Central•A'ailrn:id.' •.,,, ... 1 ..1 • .. , By ,i'leliiiiili Ot tflo riot reior,r4cit. hi' - tbe 1 .lation,,the railroad com p a 4 le db ged to; lay 'its track npo. the , few - p tli within two yours fro abbot the first of last Uny...l It wil probably 4ce nail next !spring,;ri make au ~ ,perfeet*,arrangeinent. a ,k ? conk. trite ail;. the ; read *and ' begin th hark: •. 'cre, i` :4 1 4 1 7 ' . !'0 1 ,,4 0 1 0 4Fit o wth what is usual far roads of - that . , :te ßf a e ,- dad it is the opinlepthk . wi*, who is perfectk*2 l - ti'!' , '.. - =re , :-3 0 , ••• ,-; :',,..., .. . , n:zat , ~...., ~,.r . : v".. - , )fie ..• ~ tie ‘.. :,:-,, -.,...:,: ..i' . - , , 1 ra 8 , 'aterpii i.. , . Cher 4111:' - - = ' j = its will scarcely hinder th h ritt i• = ! n this line, as: the leading men eon- -.rued in it are ;working with the , 0 1. . ' • g i f 3 ,4 4 14 1,n4...the. I', ,',9,nnivl - - littilitittaV.,thiipaily in • ...i •••••• ...' • ... , --thamustrzcsativill: . llobiPly r ha ail 11.: 11.: thialst,i n_rm= re mit ittiehtliiviialtheitiel hated. 1 yL $ I I 1 • 4 • ' .' , . new t =ank p Ime between ; alert, int'AftA. tlittittiiirit . 'o9o w e fax o .w iri tis ffi t * .inxi m , thr ii ef tto ore . !:• ;it a it . 0 7 ,cs n i .. r! - ...!... ./i 1 ' e iiiaiiik; Alithit'iternisi of 016 Vie, iter;cf:p*Widioti,4!iioiintt..,bil e - iid,'..o4l4;;:kiniplit44 401isiiait.it ' . earain-Whialftoflbaliditeroad and ': .:.4kitk .: 4l l 4. 6 # l 4iptiliOt*itliAteu 4 ',. ~ ~ ...iliat,lOni-dir Aracsiit ill probf ' WAlaj': IhifPliitaglvaniarOrf; , , Will ' l'ilaicitsiriiAvijOik, eonaPaiiiititii 'Mate line- twilit at: neo# • afiVi#icitid ' ' 'i5r,,..444C.0,00i ,,, ;15 . 44fi i izit 424. - : . --4 4 lentils." ,1r.:."! , ...1 , ,t 1-,%....,' , 1 :,.. , ;--,,,:-:, , ,-, ~ i , ~,, , t7 f l. „_ er,l l , • 1 "'4 410 1:4) , i1;.4 ,, ! , "!rt . .1'.:;:::.,i: . .:.4 ' rittio t sr . A TRAIEDY:I4`,I I #4I:4W- . .., )::.4........,,i • 1:- .1 f .: ',. , •;f . 4 i . SeintfOr ' PonitioVs 7lo(s l(ZOrc inber am": • . • frayL.plonieitt. not ."Ser4Ott* •,,F4 urged—A4 , , -•,' - 4 4ouretiv-iViiudefiii. "thii Pc l K-tponteeo,..re!. ' - ieasieit OW ;10,0010. .7)4214:; ; • , •1 ." '' ',. ,-;;;;":. ",;:i ii ,:-.:',;;;..:.., , ,,,..,.::tii .: :::::::1 -i -•"i ' c''Pl.aoterre;;; , p , 0. : ,3.Pc5; 1.1.:-- : ;-;,ibqu‘ ton iilln***.thOt I' o.'oloCli r Aiii'.o44r , • . 1 pa F ,a; . Ex.Sermtor ,Pomeroy f of -Mani - skrOatirshot bilkL? . P:'lPMaiy." . .,ltn '4iii-intanibil -Of.: acingreesiTfiom- .that 1 . State. . - -.l 2 .OmerotWasi t..:ws.dkiet.; Op he ;corner.of Fourteenth street he . $W' lork.'..S.vetinCi 'earl, 'Wheii:rnear , ''. '• 0 g9,4#4..iviki , drew , 4: . lgte:.' 4o- 1 • : o,2 l3*r ettil4r.e llil'a: d 'ti ' llree"A in hete .'il!. ' '. ,Vitn l l :ea of i'Aii.oli took-effeet'in,litfriglit • reast. jUst below- the nipple. - ..4510h• :.ay. then 4=titrupii hia . ;PilitOl and itart :, -to- walk. i 4. • , Two 1: gentlemen,f P . -, .'.; ''StilliOr i.'4it. ...:44taiiO.t ;.:dj ' itieSiei - tie - aeetini mhiCh acs= : ..npied Oly:e"feW,seconas IMMeli , , ' ' WY - stopped Conway, .AaaltiO4, . ei-i ' 'l ddittting "Stop , sir, you have-shot:A 1. .. in 'did must.-gitY. year reasons for ' - : 0....d0ing.7. : Conway ; replied, .! He :' - dined myself 'and my family," :He , het surrendered -liis:pistol to'' . -.Still-, i -:in - and.. aceompaniedlhat, gentle == intOthit'Statiort hottSO:.,' a . -.. Pomeroy, , who • had. fallen to' the , .aVereent; was' assisted to ti 'carriage. ;;:driven to his- hea r se in K street; t ,i ear 14th, where physicians were im-; -. .i ediateiy sifranioned., ;Doctors Bliss ,; : red Verdi made an examination of e 'Orneroy's :waned, and 'propo ,, iiixa 1 . r*t_ simply , an abrasion- the. ball • assed thronal Lo 'thicknesses . of 4 . - ,f ' otherrill - (10at, , .fil,s6;. his Vest ..and .rrt, andits force was thereby so i, at'" pent • that:after penetrating ,the. v: -kin, it was thrown off by the carti ,:. : -. ge : of one: of his , ribs, near the - end: ;f:whichitlitrack,: , The':"Wmuid • hag -. ;. ,led very little and will'cause no in ....*exitattee: Whatever.. :.:;One of . the -: ' tree shots fired •by Conway passed . : 'trough Poratfroy'Y hat E closely graz f '= g his head and another missed. him -! Itogether, Although fired within .a • Yw. feet of hire. • ' Pomeroy says he 'has never .. had s ;=y controversy With . Conway,..and - I: as not the most remote idea. of the t attsy of the attack, S • :..Senator TOraeroYattys . that. Con way met him a few days ago for the -. .i= rat , timein 'about - two years, and aid abruptly, f‘ I am oat of money; " S' to'which Pomeroy replied, "I know '.. then how to appreciate your . sittut :' lion; for I am .nearly in that position .. yself.". 'lbis 'was all that passed , etween them at thislinterview,.. and ; a-day mot ' i s- 'word .was spoken before 0. 'onway comilieneed-Azing, surpfia... e: ,; g Pomeroy more than anything that . happened to hita.before.. Pow :-- royis emphatic in . stating that he' ,-,. not'.. had ' any ' controversy or ht,. ! . vend n fdr the difficulty with . . Con liver, 24 , - ay. On the .contrary' he says that ' about three' yeary ego he and Senator • Sumner got Conway'; wife a clerk - ship in the Treasury,Department on a, her representation that her .husband -,.. Would not suppcirt her. 'Subset:putty, s says ' • Pomeroy,- ' Conway - tried to " Trustee " or draw her wages at the 9 Treasury Department, and failed to .. accomplish it, . but he'says Conway, = • d no controversy with him:on. 'that 2 Subject, or any other. . ' . , o Conway .is a native of Baltimore; ~' Md., 'a printer by trade. He'studied ✓ law, emigrated to ,Kansas and took • - part .in the . early straggles of that. e ' Territory as ;,free state man. After hi serving.es county judge for a while, e ' he was, ,elected . to Congresss,at the - e . first representation 'of Kansas. At e ' the end of his term he was appointed . by President Johnson Consul at Mar ie, milks > , but was removed by Presi-: y: dent Grant soon; after the latter's in- . .f auguration. HY has been living in' .t . this city. for several years, and dur, a ing that .time is not known to have participated in Kansas ; politics. : . • . , WASHING'rOI , I, D..C., Oct. 12.:--;cion- . I-. way.. vas taken. before .Judge 'Snell: 4.3 last ovoiiing and released on $lO,OOO bail, Alexander A:dantsom becoming .! his bondsman, a certificate of a phy- I. eician having been produced to the ' . effect that the. wound of Pomeroy was very slight. Conway Was labor- . 0 ing under very great mental excite ; e ment. It is said that the . cause of .- the shooting is that Conway has had 8 - frequent political reverses in Kansas d which -. he- attributes to Pomeroy. = - His counsel , have .- advised . him to e make no Statements,,and on 'being e released, he was taken- nutty by his , friends., - - . ' . . , ", - ... . . .. , - • ...."--- • • " • LETTER FROM 'WASH:MOTOR.. e ' • wasamotnn, Oct. 4, 1873. f , Mn. Enkron:—the financial Storm,' that at ono ' time - vas supposed Co be over, appears to have re , . rned with redonbial fury: sad with most thaw i s trona results, as the last few days have proved. ✓ ith but , one or two exceptions, the banks and , binkfog institutions of this thy have been forced : .to a 'suspension, from which It is feared many of them will be unable to recover.. 'tanks of many pii '. standing, that had the reputation of being a . 0 arid sound Imola the possibility of a doubt,' d . . bin, to midst theft:my et the . panic have been ' ' • bligna to close. Most prominent among the num • ertras the Washington City Savings Bulk, one of e he - moit popular luttiklng houses in the city. On e .A:ridri , last, this bank, after the moat determined i , Sorts to sustain' itself , was finally' obliged, from '' . , Contintied ran upon it, to go Into the hands of a ' . weeivcr. So far. this has beta the mostprominent e .f the recent failure. and as which, among the aboring clause; win be most iittrerely' felt: But he•lois Cad wthlatie -to • be , sustained by iti 'dot. k ••. •• Iv} Aftbouttb: heavy: atill'in no iniy , ctbnpne .; kt.tt,, 4 1181 OcP.T. Come 41.0:5 . : ',' .' ~- . . .. ,_'3 f ;; ~F. h cyitiro of thfs., - .lchil ' e it reaches almost F 4 very nliiiit,Otliii:Coiamniity. Intl'udes Wlso the ...' innthertovdient tiasnelations. 'lMcfcites and in- O ' ortreiitted bedies;Anitny 0 , Alai bid. yery brie ' ..e . ill:" l' uti lt d tt e tn s et Sth e la" ll . ll; :b ung .. ' 3 A getd in larg e" mina ass : !multi,: art also depc26ltora to a large extent; to. ether with many g,oretitinCitt employees, who, at 11 he clone of the iuouth, if they bad anything over .. Q • .t.p9a4tures, bad no hesitancy to plating the same i, n their keeping. Although the report on the eon , i i , , Rion of the; r affairs an given s-hows welt; and the I t roponlx that they have made to their creditors, pots fair, it is . notuilthstgding, p r etty 'generally ~ ; - they era peadbly;Mast under the most bearlible dreurnatanees. Si be reiVv-tatewkro. re is si sort of poetiejtubce in tlwf; , 741 - 1* --- ‘ll,OllO lathe emoattof “ treAtio vi illian , haid 14 0164 w Piot = ~ __ '... Ifli*ilde r i lt * Arniffe. t! 4111411- 4 lel; Mbar a k ' jelPi t a4 l, iitx 4 1 0 01 4 111 0 4:. adr bi- - 1110001/0,0 1 10 1 001014 1 1 - ,2102.14.24 , ~ :each bad *eqwwebsaiibteAblijathive bean #617 Wb' hurl. viable I ralklaatf. at a cell tali mite* might Mee hittbettedbfisellre are baud to the bast. hterever, bilk -- stalking leSe, than could affect a decline in prices *lie Writ ayttini ei ;:iewTilidirebseis, inatigtir 4 • sled st thebrehisibig of the web by A &ablution a thi bulks! dc'eh/c 4 Ri c l e .... e!.PI3 of mach 100k_ .. - iiitSitifini:lMil itteles thei sic - bolts& , . • ii, , ellowitweetk ~ . than so mat blank Parr ; AU Isibrra#i intirthless in the traallietion of bisliMi. Wbit iteage arwbai bra: ell to be derVedfaiiikie baika a' certain bank p !Maw polneselfn,Gli mail ID* funds whilliabWise.Wiihinibiti are unable. to pwr over, is more than Ire can inidentand. .. _ certified .'ulna, but * pit Int; o rp al y vr AI te tt a ru t h pr esmnt have IOsf;: lallaUtlaff 1. 12 * . h0 bkblef all_ 014 fatal.: IA i'" i 1 i z MA rah% iherawill bolielbalelkkawaeala .leil .edWidedo6 eillit-imiireili of 1 timilm'' OW* . tillh • disititieis ileakitiinnsta foi - tivisb' ° liilikiat* epectilatien in *icy if Mil and non-paying rib'. roil& Will, for a haw it bist,bl materialtyntseolted. The hotel regithas Atm the arrtvid of , quits !V number of, Sena BOpreassitativeg., whq we, here. we snppl litbe Snrifaeai l ae 0 1 11 ;011 de ': strata° 4 40 0 0 !. Pla.ibtOmielsea sad 4 0 4 811 i,Ill uth i , the wilitar•APhatlitk :a MO.. aagawib Pf ,IPZIU I Ii has ken oilille . 140:0 in tht.Paat ittla ,eine. lea b woad' appearthiii Chem le is much trcallg ‘ ii ialPeq . , peed ea ever in 'Obtaining 'imitable a:Commode 1 tions. The den4nd Deena to keep folly up to the'. supply. ' While quits ii. lige Wits" 9f ,Inir be! la lore hare 0;10 br.tbilloffairla hi:macaw agreb l / 7 ' those posse.'.of,plentl,of of; , stin a large' I ramber„essi garner of, cOlinte,arllat aerial urn: main: and Wei suppose. in, /nib:lllation of the de, m nd that the Icing session will i'Mabi, hiviiituted "rooralstuitlng 0 caisiderabll in' advance' of the We hare kid* eye:bias 11i2 that tine, In Pe hail / a tither mire humble way; and,' • although e at' it . Member." wit am filly understand their Wide, and can, condone them in their 'tribulations; Boom-alibis in iessidarton st this, - or in fact at any Beaton of tho year. is not very cheerful riverei- Alen or sight undertaking. - his warse'erren than the 'ordeal of a, citEllsorrice exandlistion,' and abounds with veratiene bat a waren:olM or PraaPectin increase of palls barely imehient to soothe. A effort is audit/fa to ru6tlt thercooket temper; t i tt i tre have rio hesitancy hil asserting that the weay.t of minds, however' strongly fortified, or disposed tb latik at things linen a philosophical standpoint, will; In *I Very lihle thrKhe found as etched and µfull tai tLreatat i tusa al 1111 E 641 k °a his way toparaiecti4 . - Badness, yes**, and the day baron Wall .eW ,- tirely suspended by our Israelite 'citizens, and both days devote& t 4, fasting , and 'payer.; Testerdal with him ' , beak the Sabbath of all Sabbftths, the attendance - at 'pita: Templeind BY s was 1 =Luca/ large- while the services throughout were conducted in 11; moid.lemli ant isoriVesidro Elan! a nor. Many Clirlailansl or perhaps we: should say Gentile's, were ;present; and although at fleet they wore doubtless 'drawn tlt through mere carloalth soon becarae - vtiFy much terested in their peculiar and solemn ceremonies. . ' ' ' The candidates nominated for the District Legis lature are beghtsklng to make' some noise; but there being no igsaeitat 'worts ace before the people, it appear* to be rather a dial matter to create much excitement. ,c few outdoor meetings have been held, and • its! excited& speakers have been endear. oring to creabi some entlinshianz for. their midi. ages, but all io no purpose., The only real ques tion before the people is whether the publlo In, prove:a:Lents shill be p rosocisted to' cdpailehon, or prnaanently attindoned. As Um few 'who - are op, posed tether tionipletion—who express :- diseatiafse. Wm with the present management of affairs6-eri to be found print pally among the,chroniefault.Anders and the old bourbon demo rats of the city, there is bat Ettlafeeling manifeisted.. with no tresPed That there. will be 'winch of a contest, in the awning e!Cctiol!' ! ld. Tan Cif county section in the new ConstilatiOn, has been ,amended so as. to require a vote of the people be-. fore any county can be divided. If the Convention ever got -through their labors and the Constitution is ratified bye the people, we shall not be trouble 4 with any more division schemes. Ne Advertisementt AUTUMN. 1873 NEW Gi.CIODR.' OPENING -AT MONTANYES NEW STORE. September 0, 1073. A. NENT §TOCH. OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS ;TM lIECETyED AT B, A PETTIS .4 CO., A. the Maniaf the big Sonnet. aPPc dta th oDmirt Molar, 'Towanda. Pa., oonatet ' ing of • DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS, DEOIPN, itIND BLEACHED -MUSLIMS ivATEEznoprg. Puna's, FLANNELS, SHAWDS, DRESS GOODS, ' • DERMAIiTOWN YARNS AND RUMS& 'A full 1112 ... e /,>r - • , • HOSIERY. GLOVES, NOTIONS. &0 . .; &e.. &c. „„ large andicomplete stock of • MILL . ;INEE,Y GOODS For the cortl p styl itting ill of the moat desirable I 'es in • • NAT'S AND BONNETS AND TRIMMENGS 1"017SD nv TEAT LIST. October 1,1873,, . • NEW . ' I inrw 000Ds. ARDWA.REI • - The area:in or , ItIDGWAY, ' lt,t 4 / 2 TONS 'Cri'l4.l3CD *a= • -ISOW LIM 'RAILS. - ! 'WYALUSINd. :, Stoves kiiida, at lower; prices for cash, ihan any establishm ent in 'Brad,forqunnty. - Blackwhith's :and Wagon Atakei 4 B IVO ut,aut, f t o 'Boo you: . sepr 8).- '73- Vin4LUMM F' ~~~~= .~ • =kir 'AMU! WES IZISNIZII Olt • `,1i:i.,t,'i0,()'.6°,0::, ; : ME=== FALL AND • NatiMER 4, 3Da i.atr) I'7 A YTnEPAII2II22.q. CO , "Please call and tcpudne 41211 tie. Militer;at thittiB & Towanda. Sept 94. 1 878 FROST ok SONS : 1 I Would invite the Public to call and e ine their ; 1 NEW, STYLES OF FUItfcI I TURE OF nu= ow' nurture They have now on bind LARGEST AND BEEP , ; t ASSORTMEN OF GOODS " Ell 7 lll TOWAIIDA, i Which will bo sold at Wholesale pike' . t • We aniadsOprepared to do ; 11 trNDERTA ^ ING _ ' • 1- te ha the most i •• terms. • We also keep in store and mike : 2 'ord ll er , ) if SASH. I iWI ) S , I 11 pooßB , , AIOUL.DING , FLO° ' 9 OS, &c. J. O. Mt :roars. Qct, 1.1873. 'ooD 'PEI! Inn - 41411> " L4.'060031 D r ltv.l 811 0 D t .!..i : CLOAKS 4 • : • • Atip t agEtiblat • - ! • • LADIES= SES S : OES'i • . WIN CM= I CARP*, CS, &C„ 11Ire A 'NMI` •avora.! September, 1873. • 1 I THING OF •BMA I ' A JOY FOBEVEII! Aka • HUGENIN'S JEyVALAI: Y TORE anis door • • t northl oPa • n's 1# blast the plactito .fly the most -atttiful PLATED AND §OLD? or, I JEWELRY - , To be found in any of catab shine .ta 'out ride; - of the largo cities, Our, tuck of ' , CLOCKS Al D WATCHES cannot fill to suit tbo l most t thltions bcth is to quality and price. 1231=== if you went anything in . lir line , from theamellest ring to the beat watch, give um a mill before pur ch Septem asing. . 11117 BROS. September la. 1873. • 1 ' . 1 1. W 47 FIT:ANT - lig. STblikhi 1 . 1 . : . - —t--• • , 'l. 2 . H . • 'JOSEPH HINT Si. • „ • i " 1 . 'i , , •., 11.s r s now opened a,l 81f Furniture Store esi I I , BRIDGE' STR]ET, TOWAIiiiA., I i IF. \ Whmieho will beep en hand , A _13;117.11.14, ASSORTIIINT 01 1 ' ITT RITrRE, ' ' " IWhich will bo c01d . ., - II , . AT PRICES TRAT•CAiOT tIL T ' PLEASE \ I I • All who may favor ' with their petrons‘e. • '1 [ ! . ' Whetever may be wanted ` !n n the 1' bus in., b ! „..„ ;, : . . • CALL os' itLITES'' ' -. • - 1 1 .i 1 , „ , ' --- Mid examine Oxide midi priCee hefor, purchasing elsewbers. - . 1 1 , "I itey21.11173. 1 61 /bLiSlaits 11. 0. - CtA,WING, I ..& C ' .t I; ~... ~. • .1 11. -., •:- .., ' ,:. • - - 1 1 ...1 SEASONED' In= plir. AND rI4•NE ,',. •'-' ,i :': '-• l ,' oa cra _:-• ItgIAWDS. FLOOLIW i ZG. SIDIN . f ' 1 I ', •'-... _ I L I And a reriety of fee Boards f l or sale, - , Webers now in opers a,now. 'beery. elx-ioll Planer, and other mac ery. combinhig all the recent improvements, and of the moat iraie 3 rb work mirahip. :Running by 0 never-felling tezpower. we are able to do work All peon ae it to sented;-- do It cheaply, and bestow ell tho care nectar/ay for doing it perfectly. 1101111 n tberark end orders: vie w ill satisfy everyl men ,38 t o price ant 'work. 12 / 12 , 111 /4 4 . ' l' , ' I • •I _ t 1 1 U. B. r °RAW. Ouo7town, April T, IS .17 ~t , f . 1 , I alealkinealai% ' • CO; - - ,• - iwoosoir* tog , ALL ANI3Mg ITesion & cb. OUR *P OTACTA BEVE ER HE . I • i o oDDI 0;40180 r E l ~,, tt s of i 1 4 ,3 1 ‘:i40 ; , n;fety Paern, 001tlitiCi- 11E4. ING OVES, I • ' OBS, FIB PLAC , • •• •• • „ They 1114 ioffigN.. :.:•1 : a : . a`G, - ra : i ylaiToN :.. 0 • PER' ' ._ h F itIN A. ES.' 11 , Boatt rth..:s:,:• UEI RCH DA • ; , /BEA() • • PLA. ' = POO SAND , FOB gLOTHES R 'GE; I! ••.iviii, -AIMS, :RIPANNIA COFFEE POTS, 1 Gli. CAN. 1 LiSTIC 112 TIONAL OFFEE POTS., lit OK'S P o STABLE CIDER, KIE • '8 H 8,1 , c , f, • T EIMEI POC Eget:RACKET IREVOLV' R, FLASKS, FE4THII DIISTE Pi Tom, 4 LA TERNS. LIME CEMENT SHINGLE 'LOOKS A D .111 IN 0 , ; T VARIETY. "awl' NATE) Mi ME 11 LORS, V. ;N.IHES. •, STRAI CUTTER" mLsl '•: f CORN , HELI,,EII. AI 1 kinds of obWork, .as ripe, Fi#rtres n d Plninbing .n short • .1 •
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