TOLITIOAL ANNOUHOINENT.
I hereby announce blyttli la al/rotting man's ean
tiithite let Representative, subject to the decision of
the nee and independent voters of Tiogs countys eu
Atte faaamd Tuesday of October next, tree from all par.
ties, ritigo,"eliques and monopolleserwhateser nature,
manner or kind; favoring A system of free rall-Osakt
and a law to secure to labOr 'Repay front the real Ma
upon which the labor fa performed. These are my
Niows, based upon an equal distribution of real estate,
as against a landed aristocracy, which time with the
present ayateni will build up. • ALIABX H. Lana.
-Delmar, August 21,1872.
Cl)e Asitator.
A.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1872
üblican NominOons.
Re
roii illEsmErrr. ; • -
ULYSSES S. :GRA,Nt,
FOR VICE IILERIDENTg,•
HENRY:: WILSON,
Or
or uaesiokOsiyre. • .;
soft 7 • .
JOHN F. HARTRANFT,
• of Hontgoviert county, „
rincstirriarark: 'Jtrpor,-- '
ULYS6ES MEROUR,
of P fi f°,l
4 , ; ran 'itrnsTolX ;,
' HARRISON ALLEN, •-'
of Wcwren County; ' •'-'
•
von
GLENNI 13001PIELD. , of WOVEN:
OHABLEB ALBRIGHT, 01 WARILY-Au;
I,BISICEL TODD. 01 CUSIBILUARP.
• a
Diemai% ' Trii AT lA.TOT'Teo
WM. M. MEREDITH, - PairAniciA w aXA:'
3. GILLINGHAM FELL;
HARRY WHITE, INDIANA ; -
WILLIAM LILLY, OAIXIION ;
LINN BARTHOLOMEW. Sentrriacns.;
H..N. WALLISTIM, OvirnE;
• wILLUISI IL ARISISTRONO,I4 - commo ;
WILLIAM DAVIS, IdoxIkoz;
JAMES L. REYNOLDS, LANoAfrira;
SAMUEL E. DCAIMION, WAYNg ;
' OEO. V. LAWRENCE, WAsm - NoTox : •
DAVID N. WHITE, klaxons:li ;
W. H. AINEY, Ltulan;
.
JOHN H. WALKER,
Fun Disarms of CONOUESB,
J)COB D. MITCHELL, - .
subject dectstoia of District Conference
Fon 1/F,LECIATF. TO CtriiTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
• * ,J EROM tB. NILES )
subioct to &aeon of District Conference.
Fon lanwrioxei. Law JtrooE,
STEPHEN F. I NILSON,
staged to decision of District Conference
Pon •BEVRE.SENTATINV.,
JOHN 1. MITCHELL.
Fon PnOVIONOTAItY,
ROBERT C. COX.
HENRY ROWLAND.
Von REOIRTER km) RECORDED,
DATIIIJS L..DEANE
Fo] Comminnonnn,
EPHRAfM MART.
Fon /Alumni,
ISRAEL STONE.
campaign Ed/ition.
We will send the Aorr.freron from this date
until the close of the campaign, (November
13th,) to new subscribers, for• 25 CM , ITS
IN ADVANCE.
Tho paper will, during that time be mainly
devoted to the' discussion of the political
questions•of the dap,, and the unyielding
support of Republican principles and the
Republican nominees. Believing it will
prove an efficient worker in the good cause,
we ask mir friends to assist us in extending
its influence by increasing its circulation
during the campaign..
As the,Pripe at which it is offered baiely
covers the cos of white paper, printing and
tiers:
lion. Hamilton Ward, late member of
Congress from Allegany county; New York,
has been claimed for Greeley; but he has
written an able letter favpring Gr'alit's,,elee
tion. This fact is quite as "significant" as
Mr. Rollins's supposed defection was said
to be.
A large and enthusiastic convention of
soldiers and sailors was held in Utica, N.
Y., last week Tuesday. Here is part of the
creed of these men: " We believe that the
man who led us to victory, and the one who
watched over us from his place as chairman
of the Senate Milit wry' Committee,‘ and so,
carefully guarded our interests, are the best
men to rely on for justice to our maimed
comrades and the widows and orphans of
those who sacrificed their lives' in our late,
struggle for the preservation of the Union."
That reads like good, plain common sense.
•
Mr. B. Oratz BroWnhtt.s,lultdlkpcimeM
the front for a personal Mt . planation. He
says his liabita-,are not Intemperate, and
that he'was not drunk at No* Haven,— But_
he confesses to the tippileationVielstiin
ulant for temporary relief." That is a very
neat way of putting it, but it is not origi
nal With Mr. Brown. Andy . JohnsOn
suffering in the same way ,on , the 4,111; . Of
March, 1805, when he made his - Spe,ecb-on
plebeians, hardly less noted than Oratz's
Coronation Oration at:-IsleW Htt'ven.' At the
time, Theodore Tilton was horrified by the
evidence that Andy ,was drunk, when•in
fact belied only t4en a little "stimulant
an- temporary relief:" It is singular how
history does repeat itself
Did President (Inuit neglect to invite
lied. Douglass to dinner? Aml if he did
neglect that gentleman, did Fred. feel bad
about It? And if Fred. didn't feel bad
about it, ought ho 'not to have felt bad?----
These are the questions which are 'now a-gl
inting the bosom of - the magnificent Charles
Sumner, Senator of the United States, and
in which the people are expected to be in
temely absorbed. Itntwe fear Charles has
deceived•bboself. We don't believe the
people care two rye straws whom the Presi:
dent invites to dinner, nny more than they
care who combs the Senatorial locks since
a' certain &nestle secession. These mat
ters aro highly important, no doubt, and
werthy Surenerian investigating
conniiittee; but the peOple don't Seem 'to
care - to sneak up back stairs find. peep throb
key-holes to spy out private dinner tables. ,
They leave that dirty work to high and
mighty Senators-like Sumner.
fi has already become a serious questiol
xyhether atiy inrul 'AO has the .good • of
Country at heart can vote for the Democrat
ic ticket in view of the material composing
it. We may adtuit' that . Mr. (iieeley is as
" honest" and as "great and grand" -as his'
most devoted henchnuta would claim him
to be, and yet hardly feel safe in toting for
him; for, as the Springfield Republicam says,
a vote for Cireeley is, also a vote: or Bisatva,.
and what that means we already know. • It
is perhaps unfortunate for,Mr. Greeley that
he is linked to a man who should be "kick
ed off the ticket,". to use the language
one of Horace's most judicious - ,supportere i
lint such is the fact. 'We take it that the
decent people of ,the country do net,intend
to place themselves in . a' position whWro but
one man's life will stand, between the Presi
dency'drab"Brown.' Presidddi
have died mellow, and Mr. Greeley is but
mortal; and One Andy Johnson in a genera
tion is more than enough.
It becomes, every day niol4,:eeldebtrAtal l
tbeghtful husincis men belie Vii the elitlioi,
t i e
Of Grant necesse y to the mate :0 p 14- , 1 :r4-
Ivy of the count : ItAtoni„Vf ma
ing the public c
_dit Miquesti ned that =.
none's' trouble can, be averted, investments
r,q9.4gpa,. segßes,,.4d 4040.tett, - .49—f10c
i3nioothli in its nstural ehatinels.
tho stability of the public credit\ depends
largely upon dip result of the election is so
6bilOiiislitifiO liiiiiii:flii is-ariißitiielic
NO, a pea-nut stand,l4oesirallycitti''glOtibt
the faci. For over thr,ce , years the country
has se4thi34cse;ii3a "toil'.'ci "Aitti4 fitialict4 l
management of tho •Admihistration con•
stantlyireducing the debt and appreciating
the,riational c:tretlit,':;_so, - fitat.:,iiiiiibe bond's
are:._tsirth more than {;old.- Arid - at the
saute:t me the burden of taxation has been
consta tly lighterielt .71i0e, are NOV itacknin
.
cif jpen ; they cannot be denied tior eva
ded. ' 'And it 49 r, hnOwil Oat:
whjla i ivc havebecif nibs steadily and safely
- - - .ithing specie ,pay,p,teßts # JVlr.,,Grgoley.
iption, regardless of the financial
,„
business' ruin . 'Bach a Policy would
The
~ 2:rawne has been shoptip* .
monthiafterWo l ritii: :i ' 4 4 V he WilVecfreititilTs
to tesuirte," just as a few . yeats!vo it sbOut 7.
cd " Richriandt": That Mi. 43,ree
ley'stuletta uotioua lime not been es•eiia•
astroi2 ili Way ofles, is.aimplydaeto
the feet pat the Administration has ,nol
heeded them. But if, by any mischance
he, cod be cleated, the: ebuntrYkould'istri4
l y esc ape a financial eras‘4,--.-an evil. which
,v;cail4ffect every class and endanger every ,
branch of 'trade tuttil,prodneti - ve.indUsiry,—
It is nt, wonder, thegAttythnughtf,upysn,
ever' a Hong 1 ,4, Dlqctfits., (1 914ecate.-.4 8
eteetio . ,
•, - , it. n.
~, 1 t
c ft. `,".., ~/ ~ , +-,---.. 4 , 4 1' , :,...3J4.,,t.
. . f fiVr'CounlY„ TiAct. --", ,
Under our editorial head this' week will
be found the ticket nonritiated by tbe Ire
'publieittis-of, Tiuga county:l' It is, one: With
which, they may well be satisfied; rts we are,t
and one which deseives and will receive
their United 'and hearty support. Exceplin
the three nominations mentioned as subject
to . theldeeision of the district conferences,
the tic:ket is now complete, and sfr9turtOP.39 1
bottom—from President to County •Auditor
—it will corinnand the confidence Of every,
Republican andcompel the respect of its
strongest enemie s ' '
For member of Congress—Tioga county
names Dr. J. D. Mitchell—a gentleman of
most decided abilities, of fine cultivation,
and unquestionable integrity. As a Repro
aentative he would disehloge the duties pf,
that responsible office with credit to him
self and to-the District. A man of talent
and of eloquence, he would be heard in the
louse, and would make his mark there.—
Though no hack politician, if he shall be
finally nominated by the conferees of the
District, the Republicans . will feel that
they have, a etunlinate for whom it is an
honor to vote—one who will represent the
District with ability add unswerving po
litical and personal integrity.
Of Hon. S. 1 1 '.. Wilson, whom the Repub
licans of the county have nominated for As
sistant Law Jude,. it is hardly necessary to
speak at length. Ile is well and favorably
known to. the people of the county, and of
the District. In the State Senate for one
‘ term, in Congress for four years, and as in
eumbent of the office for which he is now
named, he has been thoroughly tried and
not_fotind wanting in nay element that,goei
'to make up an honest man, an able legisla
tor, and a capable and upright Judge. The
people of the whole county know as well as
we that Judge Wilson is a genial i generous,
liberal, kind-hearted gentleman, faithful to
twat* trait, caul competent to fill any post;
Nitsunite'Wirtn•liTs — a -- pleasure TtO't4ienk thus of
.
one who is debarred for a little' time from
meeting his old friends as he vas wont to
de: That he may lsoou recover from his in
juries, and may have a chance to prove this
fall that he can raft as well as ever, arc the
sincere wishes of his hosts of well-wishers.
Hon. Jerome B.rNiles, who is nominated„
for Delegate to the Constifutional Conven
tion, is thoroughly known to the people of
the county. He -may- be justly termed a
self-made man. Starting with no influen
tial friends and no resource but his own no-,
tive 'pithy and inflexible will, he has rap:
idly risen to a position of prominence at a
bar noted for its general ability. He has
served two terms aeDistriet Attorney , and.
two Terms in the State Legislature with cred
it to,"' self and advtintage to the people_
We i st he may receive the nomination of
the eo fermi ; for itiiiiamOvilt tititletfeltaW
in
to the ticket, and he will till the office with
hon4l to himself 'and the 'District, -. • '
Hon. John I. Mitchell, whe'is 3 norainated
as *presentative at Hurrisbtirg igalsomell
knoirn to the voters of 'the county. He has
serv e d a.sitistrlet Attoiqw and •tut prosecn-..
tin'officer and as Representativelris record
is o e'whlelt will boar, tinitt.el•asest_ scrutiny.
In e Legislature lasaiviuterit'Avaiiiiielo
istely interesfof-hKeonstittients'snd of the,
'State. His industry and ability rapidly won
for him an unusual' degree of consideration
and, influence for one holdirig his first term s
and i
laid ti secure foundation for nttre.ased
usefulness when he goes:aback there •next
Jan,n
ary to discharge the duties of a second
one. ~.
,
..
Oen. it. 0: ' Cox, our nominee 'for l 44 •
Monetary, will need no introdUction to the
~
boys who fought under Hartranit and .joln
ed in the charge at Fort Steadman. Thei/all
know wlurGen. Cox is, and all 'the people
know', too, that as he AVR4• brave end effi
cient in battling for his country; so tie has
been honest and faithful in civil offices:
His name is a tower of strength to the tick:
et. .4.-
MIMilii;I:1
Mr. Rowland, the candidate for Tre`asu
rer, is a, man not Sc) extensively knousr as
those we have mentioned; but by those"wbo
know him best - he. is ..believ'ed• to „he-73;701
ipialitled to discharge, the
.duties of the of
fice. He is an old resident, of, the connty,
and a maim of undoubted integrity an un
spitted character. That ho will. make a
good Treasurer there can ibe »,ndtkubt : „,
Mr.. D. L. Deane las been
may
and
Recorder two - , terms,-and may confidently
appeal to the record 03' , thaset i efmalp . proye : :
that he comes fully up to the Jeffersonian
standard. Tie is able and honeat; and the
.PcoPle.arCllo NlTH.nsOsflOelYith.,All.97°,o49t
O
his one artn,—he lost the ether on, the battle
field while fighting for the Republic as a
private in the ranks,that'theY nie bound
he Shall Serve thetit'atleast! one, nierP - term,
in that ofilee. And they willhave their 'Wan
)ust see If they don't.
gr . , :Ephraim Bart is named for
goner... rHe , alreadyEferyed thui.tertiri ,in'
that' dike, and the popular appreelathin" of
him as an 9ifieer 1 4 1 (1:q man u is shown by the
active support Le receivell. at 11140uSiii - ,4411.
lir. Israel' Stene`
Ye4re" past; and if the Pmple'pen-haTetitt,
choice, he .hids fair -to , remain
ye.irs to come, is linoti4; - ;lair
,eeds no commendation at our hands 4t
This ? Ilepublicans,of
vole leiYouiluPpere , :
&tin it closely-from - st,4.p to. bottom rtuictyott
willnPt.fifid,en
attpng #*t—ore vgnthY
zittiiiii.tic:@iTikat:`,l4:iiii,l44:a i tiobt i
Vi 4
MEM
then, close up the rankw nrgauk? thorough
ly in irlery districi o of tltti-entuity - , 464 pre=
Pe4l4*.get eakour,sl4l4*, ,attik we 6411,
pn the dpes.l.oabe,v prik.
Pie*lers . .d,e o a,litle .., a . 1 5 17• -
~ n 110esl6' 1
4
„m g I Nvin t - :: :to!;; h ; 4 . , th`c 'ur ~y ck
~ oh ge i, - I -'• . \ fiq",.
Civil Sehher Reform `its:.Defined by
One: of thecotßpliduts n! nor ourneal
isihraiii 7 pntlivniMAvou't rd - iii - ne 'ifeitil is
sues" rest; that they are i6,44 . 0i. ritleit'ii
up Mr. Greeley's ohl reeo f ril ang flint f of the
Diao - eriitieliiiiiKiiiiit Ali'24'iiTi;iiii iVe
living questiottsWilielidlif Alf.teeturt tnc j us - :
that nn ;question can qt jiilsetit.,,t)e, mere !I:
,talthin that rkiee'lfriti.Mii=p*,l*.Ayt - ohiA o ; ,
ry of tlie:SiosfioyMiliißiAitthlr:
i he more pertinent thinkthM - „, I#ll,lv to
.
Wtoeratie- praeiicejn;',;929.yearsAitst:litlsti
-tint•let liw.„
otarnfrom those
the- coashietuttcnt of one which aim most
tender.6 , qo o,,ell.4ihera!motitf.itd
mit to he one‘of: the s.sues-H;(3ol.Bmr
-140 ItV'Orin. The Dennierittfe' pTailforiii
:e'oritains.4 elanAp fityo - ring that
. refOrrn.
Os see Ail hat , sort 'of : if reform-, that party and
its cautiiiihicOpine to in'aitOri4; if stic
Mini
cessfuL ,
What the local leaders mean by , civit ser
vice refp . int Was evident.a fiw
_nights binee
'Wiles Professor Allen ,- announced, amidst
hearty Dento s eratie cliceis, that , we should
siimiltavAilieneridihrti-otiOf ilieqterai
federal officers and a , Piftting-in ii;Snewbries„
§1 . 194 - 0 avowal ontweigbi ',
resouttpils adopted hy a: political Ciiiiyiri
tiOn. It is something definite' and tangible
~..-"sritnethingi the 13.eilincratie can
grasp. It is the, dent old Dem:loo'4lc cry;
"To the victors :belong the Spell*" ' But
oe stlie "reform" come in These
gentlemen' of fintililfgbii 4 priietea4 l a t fil
j9tA4imt has beentlerie ekeeridefee
time r They prppose to min'it - tha t elfril
iiiiql:rmere instrument of...partisan 4yranny
' and pe . rstinAnin ThCcillicetVortlie ,
r4o ye rnmentiorw-toi them, objects laelfitat
,grk4.1 . '44:34 6 4 hiOlAiti - , ON. *OO.
tell ; us that'thek are the-rif&ilfer4;=and fireeS-
peciallY In favor of reforming the civil eer
viabc nleaning, in plain t turning
.ont.ef 'Republicans apdprilting lq.M„.s-Petn
ocrats.i This is tha-local. 'idea civillser-:
fre t reforni.
"BO let us to- to,"the
see 'Clint Mr. Greeley matins when lion talks
of - reform. __A very short - 4MM' before that
geOlernan was 'nominated at Cincinnati,
mid while Still editor qlflip.
fished ; an editorial def l onding'iind
the defection df Mr, Fenton-and .the Other
New York "Liberals" on the grotind
they bad-not reeeyedn fairelfare 611)M:of-,
; in Mr. Greeicioa opinion idtbitetitne I
a fight orer - the:f.' spoils" was importantiesi-..1
ough to justify the disruption Ref'
publican party -and the Owning the 9overrt,
meat cover into the,bands- ot the_ De 1 .49 1 * - -
cy. A short time, after his nomination At
Cincinnati he wrote to a friend in Hartford
that, if elected, he would make no discrim
ination between his kupporters, , but treat
them all • - This was interpreted by tbe,
Denioeracy and the whole conotryld mean
' - that he would diattibute the : offices ardong
his followera, whetherlDetnemmts or. Repu
blicans, (of course, 2».0 mfa,) and his chances.
[for a Democratic nomination =were thereby
Increased. „
. But, this is not all. Mr,. Carl Schurz, as
one of the original reformers, .undoubtedly
felt that Mr. Greeley was not quite up to the
mark on this question, and . he therefore xe-
Auested such explanations as would puethe
candidate's intentions in a clear'
What did he get? A. short growl about the
"alliance between the executive 'and leg,ii;
lative brattehes •of our -Federal Govern-'
meat,." a long homily on the great one-term
litigiVo,.. l ool.4-400 3 kusikultC.- 4 / 1 4011*,
toward reforming the civil • service. As to
the growl,' it is to — be rentaiked thni'Mr."
Grecley's quarrel Is with the Constitution of
the country. It is not the first time he has
found that document defective, land', uriless,
he can , find something in (lie D n eelaration of
Independence to overrule it` he defect will
p,rohably, continue- to . annoy him. As m
int • to the one-term cure-all, .our_ history
B ow that. there arcs-times when the re-elec
tion of a - President' reeelifir tieeestiaryrthat
bad Fresidentslatc*lFer;(4ecteg i tunttltat
the matter may be safely left where the Con
stitution leaves it-linifte hands of the peo
ple.Bt.4 Ty;twrt our,
~I,,e__yie,s2ffitn", , , z i. icßietht,?,
the.pOinf, lie has actually rloplan to / propost
:f6r the reform of the' service: Can.
4P8 4,3 nee4A414.11 4 044r, Irlet, 00:10,
at. Friend ofy.e.form,
.
" fdthrit - 0041 bless' yonti have - none to tell, sit:
Ontt, II defer lollie jukromain Co4grespif ti i ., ~, t.
t' 4 i ..- . LA., , .:. s•t,i Li 1 ,... ,
Andlthen he'ends with a sneer td the - pres-
entiefforts for reforn& Irair a c. " - Statesman"
aspiring to the PresidelleYitilsritther die;
i
ditturaging to the siaccre reformers, -....,,i.:;A:- .
But thift'.l4.4 A d e Odd ktflltillbarea...q ,
-Fee* ion this point. He antlered tott - ire
'fnily piepareit:stietfelt - dt :Poillitia*few
4137 i Binc`AAPVVeleIVP° q?" fi t tYr:
" In two or - thrSektnitinices.. I have been
asked to say, whether I would ni - wroakinet.
If elected, ecalintUngilfp6bilinefitti tliii7W,:t
publicans. I answer these by pointing to
.the lank in the Cinelumittplatfortn, where
in'a 1 41 11 0 goncl4,,in nig! taIueSPIPI: AMU)
set ortli.ttri.eardiallY. ' inlaid, to participate
'in their establisluitenfrsandl vindication. I
-- tievo yet heardiof a - Men IktelftVitiviteti-bli'
neighbors to help him raise nhontie, 4 4iid
proceeded-to kiekrthein-out-of Was- soon as
the roof was fairly . over his head. For my
oitla piiloi, I recogpokeyki.y hkttest num who
approvtekatid - adhlEteto thOitieirffiati plat
form as*as zo(itiboliitia,'4ctitilt i All
ly erVitirxikt,!: . iit :V' - ` iteliiiti faindly rs
,gtql." 1 -.) - ' - '4
; ;
.11iis is explicit enough. 1) Mr. Schurz
.couldn't et our " reformer" to say what he
- -" '' ' ' ' ili' t " 'I ' f ''' iiu't
meant to -do' about-, o.icivi .se r e cc, .
'WWII it Coitte to d, iltle'stiOn:of::Peni9e;doc
votes he 1 ready enough to tell just wh a t
ha
means to do with the offices. - lle means
to Use them
„ to reward the "ho nest men"
who vote' for t iiiin;;;Ai thtitircat - ctintiOnal
calamity, a, Deinoc4tic, trirfittpli,''ap.onld be
fall:, us, there is to be a grand sweep of the
offices, and the " honest men" who will have
Wrought thai l etilainftPtirti - te receive the aii
ppintments. We know some of those "hon
est men".: 4.,,,F..„..piv0p,-,_aud J o i n SoMi
rase, and katt.!. Beinns,, 'aiitf:Piirnando
Wood, and, the 4 i'iliii:WAY:#4ll - 4 ) iiir, ' and
5
Alex . . M'Clure. These are a felorsd` the men
whp' are 'supporting Mr. Greeley, - and who
tire' fb abate in GM spoils of _victory..c.. And
all in the name of Reform,
So the candidate , defines the platform--
Civil Service 3litifii4n Meitliti:iiinibiy the
wholesale turning out of his opponents and
We' placing of- his friandil :int ogiee. -,Could
any President;' ph i lprits TOX:*; . r -- 'scentidfterm,
di)* : worse than.thiSii: •Nii.iliinlinet. We
Aiew, what the RePutikiii r phie of Civil'
Service R4orm Is, for it has been'. already
; r id ilitilkivitik - :Vil *hii . ive r itneW . ,ctlfiat'
. - - •
n Is; Let the people choose
lietimeen-them. -•-• ' -—.- •
: -V t o calm (ii , . Y.) l'itireat says: ,
iiiir
infittp - o• -. i 1,•, % • i
..;,• iv., $ i
0)` 14.
4,,_ , - •e
bli itlx4l . I ottr„. i r`:t; • .11.
esti 9( .11..th:Oey, - At Siftimatieti Tweed
'*ta&t•p"ttblk.ly tiul,SvhtieOr sitid..,•thiti'iti -
1 _favpi,of:Aliiirfttk'Won: of lilen. ,•Giratiit-':vita,
tAlit ti
•!.
irtpit,illittininr77 ---- :'= - --- -•-•..- - - -
~ m l ,•• •,...,„ , : ; 40. ,.1! , ~..,. t•:,..ay- , ~. ~ '3 J
>i;' The latt.yiatos - we t " littiforable to the growth -
I, UR WASHINGTON Leiiiit' ' ...-
1: , 4 4 .- , : iitierms, Aog),./0020. ''.!o
. ' fi';'i,:.• Watt+ 418 A st...t.# itglifig,r,
~,v
Yoi, _ retkretipiindeut havingro,o4.44o,o
~....,„ ,
a co
~, , . weeks at it .MtirylittiOsiOriiiii,
, .. `"-
' 4
, 05tir - 4
phi • "-IT,' the,. :politics prope rw l l,,_*
,o; „ alf , '''idtli sail sochilAntikiikiik.
%ere the /girt:l4 l ot
.4 etl ri0t,10411114113:41' , 34
feels nlile - tii represent the Tent*fn,ol4 •
,inaity4cullot-'4lqll'4l.4,h,4'Sf44eßlS
hled In . their quiet intillients,of i.onverset-
WeitA . isbiirilural•Orli t4 4l o4tfielt
1 lifi a topic_wastheir own ptrsessions lost to
the late..svar. iiimii ottim iohii%iiiiiiiia..:
spliverislied by ,- the lossitif.slate - - , ptoporti„,
whilelieta still hold mOmetle iitlaitils,•l
,initnil rile lit'uniking‘e'demands'lifinii - the ',
1 ,
~I,.Tiitel N tales Onveremeet for .114001911::
'tion frotn loss by th*,tilitieso,4o;;:, ll .fito'd
ennfessiivOinting k Gre'ellAY PerSOUtillYct'etad ,
'say at tile 'Sante time. Mit , they'' intend -to
yote i fori or`-hilt ~ n 4 lie'patiattlic,T6 d p,.,Onti#s...„
Rise 104 :hut l b'q'ettliAC:i tll4 ; .ii)rf-9-,11.01.., 4,!; 30 0;
of undetstauding that , e viii Seeillte* paid
'fpr : thelf lost , elave.tli .' This 'hi 110% a• On&
case, no*lliel caati,nf cilizens' of any
; piatic r
tilai,oitOti: bilt [1:01ct,(1_ it te)h,e the uniform
ideit.,qf :each gentlemen; 'eolie'cled,; - 0.}41 1 11-
o e „ l i s fy , f ro m ..several• different countlein4
" llfilliiiryinhd. , ":'• Thbreniny be something
`here explanatory of the sipifiefiiitimnissiort.
- o f q o race Greeley. itt,bis Poetylittilitifeeehto l
give his views on `
the subjeit ,01' paying for
the manumitted slaysktliqrqFes,to y .tltappi ,
tPegia ire in Pmq, vil',74El4,e*ltgfilF,tls7 to
these intelligent'
,klaiYhtitderti, 04 .46t:Otili
the most PePilitir arguinelit lottli hirer.*
that of iiairit!ifer the slaves with theorn
eytof,Ae'pe,ople; butfit ' , appestat to ibe , tbe
Pirti.CariAaieni ",tl4l' ili 6Y'at'4Yllotie.iti con
cede ttsi recomoteridinihitn. - 4..*0h1,1ik0,
to know; why the ,list of'-Rebel;, schemes,.
which are clearly, tmeonstitutlonali - such as 1
payment ''of 'the , Rebel 'debt, 'die. , In the!,
speech irefpKreili3O,,,tirtioity9 , 4**lNg With
itt-the Purvient:..of;his'",infetitloni If' elected;'
while this point, on:which at; - lteur Ilus At
lereit,4 Abe fiei . ifiletdeftendsOspaSsed'ever .
.11,t•, ene44lleAleitte ;l -,lf ~itl fliermost op-,
. '4l 4.: l=is t le A Ai'g campaign 0 '3 X 4 00: , 1 .:
.bent 4 ogo, lin maitifitined.fet 9later4PaXis of
Sh'4,4inteit' where I:ilitinterestekPeople are
tezhe:tiffedted by its' ettiFiete . 6o**keietion
A t iilhA tixte . 4o7;E:':fatifti)` 'amptfai'. ot - taxte'l
tion. i!. ."..,,t,',..,,, . . .i ~,,,, s{',l- ~..1:t
NOU'YU C . /AVM/fir NICTORY,r, :.„
,y,..
1t... ha's roar beert'atitted Went by-authority'
Ilialt - .tlie,`„iitilidtil returns '6pin 84'cbuitties
stioWn inafaityitr2 50 0 I fOr C aldwell, and
that' this result can .3m YAM :.4tt 0,, Veried-by,
return from the remaintowedunties: ' , The
e}ection -tintl'Ot -are ielecteil , hithe counties,;
4. and lichee ' 4ro;enefitily;'Ettio6i l itiel*Oing
illtbat:ialvntiliiall'Alird,ro lo. ,l 3 Ne•
,-'.Tliel l e caulni no dquitt itt Pao!. victory of
Via Hetinblidtilitf,ftind that iVis a substanti4
Grail*. ';'irlc•loty,' 'Phis ,is the eon' fusion of
the New Ynkli./I:44'whleli stb4 at the head
of the ,refOrinetiliekein 0?),010141ft4. Polk
r vention.l.-It- says: -- . <.l. - 4 .4 t,. ,
34 We suppose Grant's collectors and as
sessors in , Nortir Carolina are. About average
men; and as• to thelblac.k tutin—he wouldn't
heltri averageblack 'man if he , didn't know..
:enough toltuow , that• whenite seen the man
who used to be his master, and another man
who usettte Kultlux him, voting one way,
that it is a , safe thing for • him to vote the
other." •- - ; -'• . ~ . • , • : ,
The correspondent of the New York
Wnklil and 'the
,Balthopro 'Sun has started'
ridienlousetoriessegaidipg changes In the
Cabinet—alleging that avant. his-Pr 6 inisCd,
if re=elected; to thangir , all save one Of his
adtisers. This _is of course intended Were- -
ate discontent among the special . friends' of
each otithi; f3Ccrelifries: The' statement is
so thin that, in making it, he forgets to sup
press_ nnothcr part of - his: letter . "wherein he
"manufaCii*esindignation„'lftii, the President
_fit the 'suggeition mad& py iterne'ditilfbrliV`
ans on Fridarthst, it would,4o.othe poi
parity of his Administration to • get rill of
his yet Secretaries. •He • makes-the Pr,esi-.
dent Shy that . Sti liangne hi liked• them kfitl.-
they discharged their , duties, he did 'not
think it was noybodes hnsiness., I, do - loot .
, stippose . this is. true in an : . ~ A 4.; in ~ .
out has done, : titid noon can. havtAtieft• • - '
confidence in #Ch inconsistency et. all:;.
IM
, .
Hon. R. C. De Large is oat in a card de
nying that he has , written a letter in.lairor
of linrace 91reeley'for*1'resident, as hharged
by the 14,eiv
s tori ; Wm: s td., "
In Xotv,, Y.Ork. State, , in 'eating 1 0 )bera,
Dentocratie meetingsi they resort -to : the
mean trick of ' stealing, the names of faithful
Repuhileans,, and, without their' consent, . r
signing or kintirig their, name i by 'the Alin.,
dreds;to their regular calls, :Ills not
wear,
The President, after enneulting, the` Cabbt
net,has respectfully A s eelined the iredtattezi
id Asir, ..chet;enOdge and.j,Tl,49kOt Ho*
taro. He willAtot, swing Around the Circle r
as Horace does. , ,:;. 7 C,. M..
~.: TO the:ftfpiilillitutit.o:PsnntlifiYania.
Ifel,adiiforferiii .14144csn.4441,eima i t.e. i t
.7....2f4.7 14 1 *AO. ifikOk: ii - r - ;
..ri ..• s , ~..J. . ..:...1...:1
- - Plh"ionwitin 4 Angte#l4i,tuT4..* -
The Tteliiiblititti State eon:davit ' iftt*e'
to congratulate the Republicans - Of f'aiin ,
,aylvania upon the tiubjk - iteleo....teitantly
'Won by their brethielignif oilh'Ciarelina.—
'l4*4.g a'triu mph - river .-fearfdl kisidiointritas •
'`won In spiteof the freiniuleaL • log;
ii prturtr
portddinto tbat•Btateirdni i .• estr.T ko;bP
the Tanituant ballot,btautituffers,•seli now.
lead :the Greeley' tinny; -11..----1•,11-i „ ~, •1•-•,- ~.,-
It has demonstrated theiltepatitem4
of tad Southern States central:le wentroni
the support of their -prineiphisn by , - 'the•elly
1-tongo t cit .the Republican :±tr4tois; :who:
Were- sinit ani'ortg tho rn - Lt . t3charzanci-Tiunv- ,
hulls Tiptoii and lllVlutirtrei , •. , ,th e n
.
(mu itreacheryi - but cannot w i ;foi-I- , efa,t;l ? --
It WI-demonstrated ; Aso? , that . ' o the
:inen !walk grievance* . the soreheads,. 4 4he.
idisaPpoirited•dentigoguesi:raay lie* .blo to
make ii . greatldin;.oetir their own • ,1, dontl
Ineut. Or thbir ; protestdotik they , e ' ;otind
with thew. The treachery, they '' resent'
IS Oh 17:01r-like - 81111atec.it:iloes_ , a 'teach.
dowo,t4tritii3tAutaiies;. ; ;:thc ;peopl e 'to 'not
hifeeted tiklo 2 •Yllege . nien w4ht -? I-front
us bectinie they were not ott. usil.•,-,
~ r-•,-,-; 0
• This inspiriting success In North C arolina
ivas,:weri' by Oterauitunen turd **fat, to o rk, -
1
ft could/Wet • haves been :wee':10:lill t Wes)!
essential' fiditilibts'Al ,- . -o '.' .- + . 4! t':,` : 6 :- t i:„ ;,,,; -,-;]
f Ai NStibliveditEi thiNfatti Oilireilt
, y_ their
O
exturiplti: • ''Vrifeteier•ttie 7 Wiiikef oigaign& - i
- tton-lutii. tii!etcli4o it In-Pionitylvanikt.it - lila:
been ettinde4 14 thel.Mitt 'tektite . ; Whetti- -
er it fitienbt: let_Llket!ff rtretkitia-ti, :apathy
and indifferefice - Tretall. t - ftleridsli If . this
be the 6ithi , in year ceunty;•break:the spell
at once, arid: begin,thoEssentistwork of the
eaniphigiti=''Waste. not a day ;in waiting:4-
Everytdaylhat this-Work is ileferre4•Je itii,
opportunity itoNt: ",-- -
- - , • - = - , i- - - , i
Welliewlere 'our people ' throughout- , t he
Stateitho have nut - yetentered•itito thh . spi-,
rit of this all-important contest lo.retaein;
ber the, great :interests' at' stakeii, and-low
I much' tear hang! upon ; . the consequences Id
theirietictioil. , •:• : • '')sr: • • •'!' •.- ,‘ ~rt, :- - •.,
00 intelligence from 831 tiarts of the State ,
is o the most encousaging ‘ kind. Y. , In: 'the
fenriplaces 'where' dismrection -existed a _ls
steaWdisajnieasitig, andittepartyiAs rap-,
idly settlingdown Into a ;convect end -un
broken muss. /::The Itivt:Men , whe have gone
01 to the enemy have made all:that , pos.v
Bible tint theirthange front; and hence •
-
forthlhitstvease` to' have ear Influent° in •
our Tanks. Those MAO - are es= solid-and
firm as ever, and nothing remains but to
mareb forwardlo the4rictthytha, t awaits us.
W*.Anr..99,4 11 4.X 0 vfin nag : news If.
,that we 'harp. ..er4 eco llBl Ye.
Pro* Of 4hie.ge,4 ll %nene.ttal., PaYnOlee4
.o the iittieS AA. tags,. ~ te,AttAORRO.,
nerd* , .ttewunit mole as faisettKpoint
ti.!! tn_Ve- 1 14P-tlik NOlt- State tteltct- "W 4
13 07: 11 0_, ~ 9 4.1eader are
- chosen, AnAtteder Anent Ive go ,fertk to -bat-,
tie. .Orgenswinf.Megrk. , t l aat'atk - SCAPFOn 4
aPPOltenitong t9,* ll o* F'iltnt-t4eaneit - :
- era out, of bearing ;,. 4:joOg' a
stiviig punt en,4 pyt,i_t9ol l *:).• thelork
4. 1 19Pe tg WM= ll 4 lo 4' ol , &.1 40 /
reet,eb.-hi priVate lettere, goes:pet'
'ciAltiveo: oB 3iv4Pl9*.lke Wlwk:PPliter:
, Io6e:iord.mcne: , ht earryip&lClWs AO*
40,` tiotae& on, the Alefenstve,bl Wit& enew k.
.0 .vulnerable that.out chuafpurpoeeAbotthi, '
be tO attack him at avemwealtipalate:Buck-.
record while in ,the WWI States
Senate provealdakto WWl** disloyal
•
.3". - 4..- - ' '
. - • .
Ch u rls '.• - notapanlgn . and counselor;- not
tors, but a incendiaries and
11 0aderg,k ' 10 gird with 'alma Niaga
11Z4,14nWutsl tee . cities of his l i f t
nu Pull! er AV. tr obstto the tkelpi
kindt‘defUnnOvisliL :f WlOinbe ' SleLter ,
innelleix="4ltli7rik4W-ra,. and ''his n
...,,.sprove this. C
itlintr9o solMffiye, his defender - ;
I "'''.Blardi'torigtihiticinii for Grant and Wilson
Clubs, and poll hooks for enrolling voters,
nlrst hae- 7 6114'Spielleritten , - to -lbeses - head:
4 1.5arkerC 'ltusun.l4. Ph'n„
` 4l ) t
nstniers': hisitousia extetttig nh'det• Ott Arm
• flame °Manna 4 Retch= in the Livery bus-
Itteee - wes: , dissolved °tithe 20tittlitts. Wzalltaal ton
' eettti . The bonUe Of the bite tiste fotinAt at;pe,
stoic torsetnetseut. , „ , Writ, 'ATMS"
Aug'; 28; 1872-2 w , ttrolugs.
I.l 44iiitijß,Stra f tor r .§ VV . OtIPO
Elie 0841
zatuti, foiruakip, Niuga*Tnitli
debeined; haying peen"grinted to Uie =underatga•
eta gowns hiving OMANI:ate:Am
bruutifiedlo cap for sefticupent on awl if?), per.
1945,0:0_rig.thq_igi4Inf tpjus.lie irainedbito: PaYs*urtio,
-' • Aug. wsi 1137'2,-Cw. ' - '1).;1,:111,410;
.A • •
- - -:. vittettOnv . 1 —1 : - r:'''
, ,
Tesubscriber' uteri( for ale 4i ortl4lo ' vendue, of
ureisidence In Delituir; one mile &et crow C. E.
Areivtstees, Saturday; August 31st, 1872', st -10 -o'clock
or• in 4 the following property. to wit; , ,! -,. • .:
,Twelve covro,7 r earlingei - .1 , two-ye old : he ifer, 1
' isrO.year old Ayrestdre butl,.o calves. 1 etr / tfeleaf
;31/tbst nuso. 1 chestnut sorrel. tusre.__ , •
_.., ~...„, •
Aug. , 2l, 1.871.1ww, „. . - , C 1.0 714 1 014 ,, LX 1 1:'
,
Il EP
, t
• 15, OTIOR TO TAXPAIiERO..: ,
T liETlonesig andciiiinCS4 ,
-111 meet t Tirin:Bache's
office on WednesdaY, the 4th day of September, at
7 o'clock "P
-Mkt to recch,re application for correction or
abatement of noro*Tateit: . After 'thelabove 'date no
alibis application VIA be enriaidered. By order of the'
board. • " , , • IZaikae4,lcleilk.; •
Weilitts: 27 % . ,4B:Mt l4 l/ B * - g - O W. : 'I. •
TIME Wetslgued-tive-thie l dAv to Bud tartner.•
.4. ',WV; and will equilnue the' boob, stittoutry' wad
.news buspiees under the Um name , of E. B. ruling &
Ca. -' ' • ' • • ``• 8.-B. youriG,
" • 11.1 1 /111TINu:
,Wellaboro, Aug 8, 1812.z-aug 14 8w I
, .
‘Cempaigal- , Obart. - 1,
'Theinort ittractfroind rideable tb,ing , 0 2 tT'ati*Itv ,
dngsploto,rloon of Mt lArlietf, rorrdebintf 4tiet , , the
04N rad,ft_lol9ll',ictr 6 vterxi Aar c»
error
error ':Apktiditre sfoiling fstao%
, r:! . ,
.noirarit gelid for ieloripttro circa. 4:
4 41 47 01 ,
ow.
„
Bazlkropipzi;
fe to give Dallas, TIM' otilliii - /d day '.oetitt.'
finat4t. v. 1872 a entirliutillt_Welkt 4 l ll 4o, 4l ,
Agatruit the iratate of /4 pry
in Uitccainty 'of nog% and' giateint Pairdayliatila, who
biLf Danlmlnt..'orr" this' wait siietitioni
'Dist the,payrnent of any debts sad delivery lot'anY.
prolierty.belooging to such Bankrupt to htre or, (et hie
art , the transfer of 60, property tif lan aro tdr,
bidden* law; that ikuleating'ol - the craditora .ot this
Salataidthipt,lo'provetheir'debtaland {4:octopi's 00
or morel assigneesothia estate, Milli boltela. tit Is•cotui
of Bankruptcy, to he holden at tile otilas„
Smith, Van., .01 Tiogs Boro'. 'Patina, beforieF. l
Itaq);ltegisstet. on'ttie 30th4fty bffieistonibeic
A.' D. 1872, at 10 o'clock a. in.
' , • • • A.vat._
Aug... 11. 1872-it EC Marshal.
GeV
-...
eVi -r-'---777.7
iK --g:.""f
eil , ' ~.i .“3l'
an : r
.'
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I . ' '. i ,•):, , , ',,,,,,.',.: -1.. , : 'IL ~, :
~ A
T H ATING HOUSE in taa :4 1 l e :01 1a y "° P1 1 47'
George Hastings the Mat door,' below lininnat's,fidtel:;
He has a Wand fresh Mock of lino -' t I e ,-
- s Grocene ; , , -oc onenes )
hi V •
_•.cb . ;
w will be eold cheopfvr cask' -;' , - - - "
Partiettlar attention •wili lie paid to'the Wants of. the.
"inner toaa" WARM "f UAW will :be Burnished et,
ell
eon h . o : u Fre sh O v
y e s r t y er d
s, e l c l lam y , w a be
e u p N p
aedi n n Prfaek
Pish.
.Pc., iPe., will be furnished, fbr 'the table in th e
beat style and on the shortest-notice: - Catlin enamel:
- •Wellsboro, Aug. 7,1812-6 m. \ B. F. BOBBB'FfiI.
\
TWOS. COUNTY :'S._titiOXIETWRIS
- SOCIETY.' • '
Premium List.
/Air to be held al Irerisbo'ro, on , Weclneulay .
and TAtirialsi; Stfifember - 24,' 25 'O4 243, , 1812.
All entries to tie made on the flint day'. Ample prep.
aratiOria made for the convenience of exhibitors. AU
articles not mentioned lo the list , be referred, to
Choir proper bommittee ,
~ irid be *Suitably suitably ; it
'wori.ny.or preteinro. •
Atli exhibitors must become anneal ineinbers. •
'Anunal.niemberahlo,*(adraita!fiurdly) -• . .$1 GO
Single ticket. during' • 100
Single adrniasion "
tune, .cariinge's ' "'
Doable carriage
Class I—HORSES.
itelietdlion four yeareold - Of f oreii` ; I ' -* - 15 ' • $ 4
; rl i '''. , tato yfArt old, - .
gird: i matched
1 geldings, 4. - .
° ' O4- 1101Yteler QidAnre, ' 5 -3 •
5 8
. 4 1'aingletteldingo ' 1 •-- - ' .- 2 ' - 1
* 4 single mare, -. t . ..,, : , ! . , • 2 ~ 1.
. 4 , brood mare and wit, ~, . „ $ , a '
' '4. two year old colt,
,'; -' -'2 1 '
! ..ve
' 0, .ono year old colt, • , - „ :•:.2 , - ,1
':,s , , BUciging colt., , : ., . .
... ',... 2 • 1
Committee: Chester . Robinson, .u.4.szles EP er ,E kt z ,
‘lol l lsme Cudworth._
C7a4s 11-JACky tincll/GrLES.
Meat jack, • - 2 2 " 1
- a pair mules, • „r•• 2 1
Cenurdttee: Hiram Breaks, N. T. Wet 4, Asa Bullock.
elan
Beak Alderney bull,
" Airreddre bull,' , •21
• , i4 .oDurbani, •
DiCOUs - 1. - :3 • 2 ;
ia l g e TiO ne s' 06w, • •. •
'At Te idd r , e caw, • 1 • • :
" Durham, •If 8 2
g
- Yretave. ' ;" 2 ,
'yoke 'worming oxen; ' •, • - 3-1 , • ;
A - Fair three year old steers, ' 1?:
oldF._ et(4ll, • -1 1 • 1,-
Pair '
one ;ear eal old steers,' 1: 10)( t
4 1 ' pai a r yeat old heifer, ' ' • •2' 1
• . 1 e e year (labeller, - l .2 • '
Mai Wt. I - • - - .1;1,
f , p..belfor „:
ygyd'ol battle, riotiiiiveta,- 'a
tOolMnittle: tlinistoarti.•tohlt
,geki'• aIW :".•41; :
Il i -SHE*P-1f
_ , 2
eaaraii*rootbrick, . • 3
•is 4
, 2 1
-,;
tbra , : " 1: 1
..4Yard or *kV, ten er"niue;`-' ' • - ;"2" 2'
f . i 130114Migetif APMZO
! r-krotis. • •
••• " • -
1142141;0ar4 . :. 2
1
litaw; - . -2
A -. , 1 2 •
`.'llcontiniPee: D. D..fleawasasi Annual' Baranton;Dam•
,
.pealtdlßrart ox pOultri,,lONckeris,)!. t 2
it : tatioty.o iowlp, not wp than ten, •, • • 2- . -
~1..
• ColliPkittee: 1Y• S. Nearing - Matelting: ff. W Beata.
4 Ctigt . rit-LD Mr ?Bop vett • "-, •
Out Arldn'OPtono.6r, - 2
- • ";.: • 3„ 2 •
'Hai; 4bealles elleAte,
••'•
~,,C,oritatteo: F. H. Wright;' Bohn ItirAaugb. ?doses
' Lee '• ak 4
"Beist inno oLYikeitt,, - ‘, 4. !. • 6 o
4 43 7gf ,1 241) '; - ••••• I
=ar Ohte ,
2`
0
o fta r i e d , l , •f. ,: r„ , ;- ,Oril.o
_
•
0
.t- 0, 4 ir0-ot.burAoprkelit,.! t : - ,i'. :.1..... -; ‘ i ,-; ~:12,;;;-.6 1 1-
!,... kaifitert-of potatona,, , , . '' ) f„ •nn_.--;113 - ; , -- O i l
ill'ccugestants tanyst,taska :anti) , tit the Fair, and,
nibinit:orixiftof ineastuaniatit,' quality and, quantity
la-Jittdenci D. Nifes. , loldentari' of . reti tiva ; Commit
tee.tia,tor to the 0/at dair:of;Decaohat'nokt. , : , ,I ? , ~
-_ l'.ltlastli-6 1 4.0.13.81t,rAG/STABLffq, i-. •
-
peettorao*age.jf ~ii
, 7
~,,„ 1,, - I :
' 0
,” Italtinisbetof potatoeb,w l, '• , •
'. ; ri.! 1 / 0
~ir
Ts' ietalielaf.ttts
,bamity , ;::l '.. , i -- •• -. '1.',.3. 0 3 i.
...#. Inane/ of carrots ;:. .!! -.--,; .. 1 .0/4 1
.* bits/mint tcmipS. ' ” ~ . . t . 0/4
... alebnidud •Of canons, - ",' ." 1' - om,
gi gritty of toiiiatoatk, et c.-. t ~ . .. : :. j ; -•,og
. intaraquaah; ', .1. : ,:,,,...'-- -;.. ; ' ', - .-,;'-. OHt -:-ck 4 .3'
v _lotion. , ,, 1 ,
~,,,-: , , , , . - lag: ay:
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Jest Vail% (7 oetavenr more;} , '-'1• - • :V6•• • 88
.. orgign. ,, ,• 1 ~.,,-, !.'> ,.::.;--,.., '-,,,:: :',..". ,:, -a`• - a -
.„ i...,1 melodeon,
~f,Kontnitteo: W. W. Webb, A. C. Winters, J. F. Rob.
Iniffin,litcsi. 41 , 41. &idol& Miss' May Dinktbsoti, Miss
-Natio Irstot„ - ,,% . :.'.. .i - ~ :'.. -:. ,- .." •- . ?. "i ."'. ,
iiiiddittOnto therabave, the SoOletir,doem it Pro Pe r,
aintexpadient to over the 'following...very liberal pre
miums, to encourage the breeding of speed in horses:
, Class SIX—TEST OP -SPEED.
,111 , s34„$epl; pax : 4 11pplea t 414
ne'rei trotted ( • •*'
Firit premium • $2O
,Second . • • 15
Third ... 10
Fralith .. d...
go: 2 .,:lniiso a $50. : Foidoubto Waage:
.itst .; 4,4:4 :} 25
ud preuittutt.. '
15'
" ...... :E. ' -' 10
Wrath purse'of $65." Per horses thid
never trittt..64 bettor than three minutes: .
Akita • $BO
fleeend'premium... .. ' 20
,Third premium 10
yourtil premium .' `r , • • 6
4,'larse of $150: 'For horses - ihat'l have never
*totted betteillma2:4s:. -
Firat - preraturu..,..
Second premium.
Third pr t:alum ' • ' - ... 20
'Fourth premtutn." 10
TuIUD DAY.--140. 5, purse of $lOO. For horsed that
never trotted better tram 2:50,:
'Unit premium ' , $5O
Second premitim • so
Third premium.:.... • ... ' 15
Fourth proraium, ,5
•; No. 6; purse of $5O. Running race; open to all.—
Half mile ,beats, best three:in Ave:
Pleat premium ' ... • $BO
Second 'morainal. - is
Third•premirun,
No. 7, purse of. $2OO. Sweepstakes. Free to all: ,
' Firatpromium . ' , . $lOO
Seeondpremium 60
Third premium " - -
Fourth premium-- , . 20
The above races are mile heats', ?eat three in Ave,
in harness, four ta, enter and three 'a start, and will be
conducted under the rules of the' National Assoraation.
All entries must be made is strict accordance with
said rules '.(Whiatiocon6t apply to. Parse ,No. 6.j - •
k lratnincOko ten per cent, of purse, and must ae
poinpany nonibiation in ail cases. '"
AU eutriesveill close at the Secretary's °Aloe oaTiies.
' day, September 24;4'ot* o'clochp m. • 4
Notions to be addrosited to the Secretary. ,
F,LCRAL - HALL COILELITTRE.
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C. C.l.taraers, E..H. Robinson, 3,,W. Purcell, I. E.
F. Diekinsoh; James _E. Fisk, George Langan, E. B.
Young, William Whiting, JAL Bowen, Jas. L. - White,
Charles M. Seeley, J: W: Blather, Horace B. Packer,
Jesse M. Robinson, Arthur2d.P.oy, Frank White, IF.
• Dickinson, James . , Kress, Valje a r Barrington," John
. , SO
• „ , at, 'James Carpentu - r.
U. E. Hotline; Ratner Doane, Benj. Van Horn, Frank
Deans* 'Miner Rathbun. F. E. Schenck, Leonard Har
rison. - Misses Rate Dryden, Mary E. Guernsey, Geor
gia lieeleyeMatfiefitevens, Mary Houghton, Anna Gil
lett, Mettle Barber., May Dickinson, Anna.Bryden, Kit
Seyn.olda, Mary Bunnell, Marie 'Robinson, Ella crow),
Vora Archer, Emma Elects Davia,`l.Ally Ing
ham, Ida Bodine, Ella Merrick,' 'Mary Howland, Anna
White, Minnie Reynolds, Ada Cone, Molly Dryden,
May White, Lii White, Mary Brown. Kit Nichols, Mary
Cook, 'Mary 61m non. Clara Calkins, Andress,
Sarah Sullwood, Maly Rogers.
• EXEOUTIVE COMMITTEE.
J 4 D 4 Nike, Chairman,William P. Campbell, Jacob
Itorspaugb. Obunway, M. 8.. Pripcv, c.
lett er , Pdvin liamtdond, John R. Boien.
Marshal, A. Eirnball; Assistant - Marshals, S. sitta
ly, GeOrge Gceen. • 3 ,
- 1 . JIENRY saeLlvcon, Pres%
M. Bonwr fiec'?y. 3. •
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If yoh,wint LinUeas Aftaita' antlerrare' ••
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Lf you wait nOtlOnikand trinuoinye, '
• - - , call at BALDWIFIIIShanty
It you want, Sure,
nail at BALDWIN'S Shanty
It you *int !mit. Woad;
Ryon wait Heim and caps,
111 mut Boas' and Bhons,
If you want a set et Dishes, ""
• tall at BALDWIN'S Elluulty
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4irci *wit good Teo mid Groceiles fresh. -
;; ; ;-$ ..,4m.11 at BALDVTIN% Shanty.
Il 7 4 1 11 want
.6 cc44l , made u nit of clothes,
- . • - 'call at BALD INS,, Ilhant7
It yen want snit Clothed leave yoUttrietanre. '
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•In till neat deiliable etylee at the lowest :cost anti prices. `Also
• — Blatek, 'Silks •
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t still IGWCrpry - eis tliau last c eaeon ;Arelto lull pieces at_ ,1,12);, !!,1,5, $2,00,
;$2,25i $2,75 Per Yard. . • ,
ireatNarli3ty
=We'shOlKfp a still larger Stoch tit/,4 Sear than over before, as we now have ample room to show
their New Goods Millis department received almost daily,
•
A Clothe a d ,Caasizneras.
We shall keep tu our now Satee Room a very due stock of Woolonaler.mouriud bola' suite. a much
larger atoek thait we have ever kept.
.hoop Slayton'.
We have also moved our Hoop Skirt stock up into onr new sales room, anil shaU keep a very fine
stock i of new st l yles at low prices.
• • •
t, Laos Curtains3l
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Nottingham isee Curtains in grat ; varlety, 2% to 4 yards long, at from $2,25 to $8 per pair.
MOM
• Josep Inc Kid Gloves'
itn'entlae new stoetr'of sprin cold r Move is warranted to be equal to any Glove la the United'
' _Stated eit or , to fit or quality. Our stock is very large Indeed.
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New F juts, Netig',Gingharnay
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our regular make, equal in color and quality to any in market, and still sold by ua without any?'
' ' vauce in prices, making them the cheapest goods iu market/
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Ono of the Main advautagoa to us In opening the NEW SA.LES ROOM, is the incrttsed room it gives us
for our Boot and Shoo stock. We Are now situated SO that we can keep a still LARGER STOCK iu this line,
and wO shall add new lines of Goods in most desirable makes as our trade calls for them. Wu shall sell all
work VERY CHEAP and give every one that calls on ns good pay for their time in looking at our goods
Corning, May 1, 1872:411'.
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The closest , buyers will, be convinced that this is the place to pay
' i 'tont, 'money economically.
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The. anbackibete linC , x; hoar in at in their
An ontlie now Stock of
$lO, : $ ll. $1:13, 1 520, i , 25, $26:428:
' piing
Shawls
New
, j'atranese
Stilpee and'somi Colon!, in extra qualities.
Spring J Dresii3 Goodig.
Nottingham Lace
~.)3+ the yard at 375 c, tic, 60c, 521 c, 76c: ,
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