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SOME VERY CHEAP coon,

Illuminating On !.
- Lamps for sale by II. : vpDrraa. =.
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NHE cheapest and general variety Of Boa,
Il and Shoes ever offered in Towanda, at No. p.
tons Block
April 2l, ISIS. WM. \. Rockwell
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T AIDES Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs At a y :
II each, White Cotton Hose at . 4 cents NJ. =
Handsome Lawns at cents per yard, and the ii,
cent CalicOes in the State, will be found at the S,
TOWanda. April u 1858. H. :. WFprTg,
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I AIDES Skeleton Lattice extension -
II Hoop Skirts at MERCUR,S SToSs ~
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ERUIT.--PruneS, Raisins, dried Bgry
Il apples &c, at No. , Pattons Block.
April 2l. 1858. W. 4. Rockwell
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LOST.

IN Tuesday, March %, between this pas
~ and Browntowu. a BLACK PORTNONIE, n
about seveuty-ye cents il silver and notes, one 8
$40, and S27.
March u, ISIS. JACOB NINN
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ILLINOIS Timothy Seed and Ohio Coa
L. seed for sale at No ?, Pattons Block.
April 20, 1852 WM. Rockwell
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MACKINAW TROUT. Mackerel, Co3.s
VI for sale at No. ?, Pattons Block.
April 20, lsjS. WM. rockwell
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EAUTION.-Whereas my wife MARY
" left my bed and board, without any Just cl-z
proyocaion this is hereby to forbid all persons hr
ing or trusting her on my account, as shall payHot
Of her contracting. CORNELIUS COLENN
MEsOX. April Eth. 1858.
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but higher to Judge from presen appearances, we may
ook for fair and steady trade, he established prices
Mr. Rador his monthly circular remarks as follows
Prices Of the better grades suitable Tor our own nnuac
rers are very firm for heavy ship ing leaf the demand
il very light still holders show but little disposition 10
vary much in prices. We continue 10 quote-luga &C.
IKE common, &C. Shc; good, o. lohc. tine, nc.
IKE; selections, l3c. lac. Qnia 'rcsy trade has
sprung up Tor seedlcaf the trade laying in liberal supplies
for their fall stocks added TO which good demand for
export tended sten prices and breed renewed con
hdencc in the article Nearly tho whole crop Of Pennsy
vana considerable Ohio seed leaf has been taken up
and mostly sold in Europe at remaerang prices, and the
stocks now hand arc much less than expected in
tho face of the reports Of such large yield OF the previous
CROP Connecticut wrappers are selling IN running lots al
1Sc Gee. Ohio, l3c. 1Gc In regard TO the present
crops the statements in last issue are fuy confrmed
The yield IN Kentucky will be- n not as large as last year
crop, Of more satisfactory quality The Virginia and Mary
land crop will fall much below last year average IN qua
lily and quantity The crop OF seedeaf in Connecticut Is
large, and favored by the weather for curing VIII be
good The Ohio secdleaf crop will he mixed one ana IN
Pennsylvania very little good will be packed The yield of
Florida larger and finer than last years but prices VIII
likely rule high.
WRsKEy-The sales embraced about 400 bbls., at CSC
23l ac.; the latter figure for +. and d.
WooLSales this week Of domestic $50 600 lbs; feeces
at Soc to 49, 600 lbs pulled at $780, to doc 800 bales
California at lac to 2Sc cash and six months 100 bales
South American and Mediterranean woods private
Market generally for all classes is better than last
week.
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Our Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA, sept. ", 1855.
Central American Afairs-Shirr y War or Panama--
Transr Eers-Triurph y Governor Otuliid dc, d
T1rourhoni the whole q Central America business IS
very dun me finances at the lowest cbo, owing
tir.y 20 The usssttied state Of their affairs, and viii
aucstouably remain 20 until there some satisfactory
solution Of the present GordiAn knOtled questions
The sarznac (Amcrcan) the Alert (Englsh), and The
Constantine rench) now safely and closely moored
IA the harbor with their guns frownng ominously upon
the town or late the shT4 crews have been rather So
rercy prohibited from approaching the shores Of Panama
FEARING dcuty wth the natives IN their present
rot snguariy unsettled state The merchants
painng bitterly OF the want q business.
and blame tho commanders Of The different ships for
Their prob hfory decree dcprvng the town Of the little
and only trade they have heretofore relied upon Tor sub
E.hucc.
ne passengers GOO and mails from New York by the
Noes TAYLOR arrived Panama the afternoon % the
14th. r. NJ and were put AZ once on board o. the
Golden Gate, where they waited for The Granaia. Her
passengers ESQ arrived a. Panama on the morning q the
ieth al 10 A. NJ. and. the tide serving, they ia.
atanty re- embarked, and departed nj 7. NJ Tor s,r
Francisco. Travel appears - be much increasing aud
thc public deserving " another line Of steamers
through
On to ism when the question ~ tho election be
settled there great fears 81 outbreak but,
former occasions matters passed on peaceably, u not
quietly, aud Scuu Joe ~ Obada y elected Governor q
Panama hy al majority. TOE Governor elect las not
yet entered Panama. but IS expected 10 morrow.
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Total. In ie7 SIS lse,77o 300 l45s4
Tho exports % Dour and gram for the week ending Sep
teber 20 wereSo st2 bbs Hour, AZ sos bushels wheat
and e1S bushels corn
coIrK-Ihs market was steady while rates were small
sales {" 30 bags Java were made at l5c with small lot
OF RIO at lie
Co1ros.-The market was active, with sales Of about
ASuC bales chiefly In TRANSIT while the market closed nI m
al ls3ac Tor lots 81 mhidlng uplands on the spot
acknowledgements were Light, with
oacng Tor Lycrool leo bales q cotton engaged
~ SD ana 81 10. Sea Island a. sd Flour was no.
lnns at u ID Is Cd aud grain I'd. In bags and
bulk To Ionon 600 bags seed at lis Cd cheese at
Jos, ana naval stores nominal There change
notice IN rates for California or Australia
fhtH.-Ihe sales embraced about 900 boxes raisas
including layers al 81 Is, and ~ RS at 81 90 half
boxes al 81 20, and quarters at o2tsc
IAY.-Sales q 600 bales reported at 55c co.
hos-sales o. 40 bales were male, for future deivc
~, az l5c. a Ice; old were at &c. a Sc.
liipx-lmrortcrs having offered their stocks freely at
last weeks prices sales TO large extent have been made.
our light receipts have had tendency stcn prices no
prospect Of any advance taking place OF tie
low prices ruling for leather. The sales werc-l3 900
tas via Europe, At q Ne. 41oo Porto Cahco at II Nc
2IOo Charrcs at II &C. and 1900 Bucnos Ayrcs part TO
arrive, at &c, all at six months
lEariiER.-IIe demand has been moderate throughout
the week prices are barely maintained. The rccep,s
wcre-5s,5 300 hemlock aud 6,5oo oak Sacs-62 600
hem.ock and zoo oak stock-l5t,l5o hcmlock aad
- 80 oak.
lisr.-sales q coo bbls. lump were made at 81 and
zoo do. common at csc.
MciAssE~ quiet but steady.
NAVAL STONES were quiet ana prices unchanged
ouS-lAnsccd was IN limited demand nj T4c n T5c.;
whale oil quiet 5sc 5ac and crude sperm at al
IS 81 IS
rnoyraoss.--Pork was held with more frmness, With
sacs IN lots, Of about 800 hbs including mess al SIG ~
s1 asked, and prime at Ga So si4 90 and SIS asked
Beef vas Inactive aud prices unchanged Sales Of about
zoo bbls. were made, including country slI sli
80; reisckcd Western do AT sl3 GA IS prime mess
and bec hams were Unchanged cut meats dull and
easier sales Of about $50 packages reported
NC. for shoulders and at &C. Stc. for hams Lard
was IN fair demand with sales 81 about $50 bbls lOc
for No and lie ~ &c for good 70 prime. Butter aud
cheese were unchanged
The stock q pork and beef packing yards New York
and Brooklyn, October 1, was as follows
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RsroRrrp wnrcw--Cept Webb Of schr T y French from
SUFFOLK Va states reported at Hog Island Sept
schooner from the West Indies had pu, in there, and
shore ship sboa Inlet and tina, All hands except the captain
died Of Assistance had her
snoRr Psssser-Th. clipper ship Sea Nymph, Capt Win
sor which yesterday London passed End
Sept thus making the IN 2 days which
lent passage for this season q the year.
fon FRAsrn RIvrn SAN rRAscrsco-Thc clcran, clip
per ship Gray Feather lying pier g. North River
excellent accommodations for few passengers
Those going this VIII every comfort TO be
desired l. II simpson, 10 Beaver street Is her agent
,a sg Is % s s gg rSe Ss r with
was being discharged into ,he ship Maverick belonging the
be found necessary to discharge cargo
snr PLANTER Carlisle, for Cork, which put back To Caao
par;d and would proceed 70 New York in ballast -
Snir sssrrI LAwnrscs, Psten for England which put
Ate order prvo s h u and gpus p sS p y ~ ,Ss
Chncha Islands, and load guano original destination
B.Rs jaw. AspRLws II New Bedford. has been with.
he general f,cshns business under The command Cap,
sc@ Grs JacKsoS, 81 Jonesport before reported elan
doned was fallen m with OF sciuae by schr Malcolm Hull
Sem Asesn JrssisGs, Creby, from Alexandra for New
e hs me Sa n h u ~ ~ repairs having the
by whirIwind :" OOun niaSs carried away
scss o,.ssos Wakefield a, Baltimore from Gardiner Me-
Notice to Mariners.
ss- We would call the attention Of mariners navigating
Long lsond Sound 70 the advertisement another in
relation 70 the lights on Little Gull and Captains Island
Ns;ce = hereby given The, on ou, the 4, q October
sound and EDWARDS Ray will be removed and sar buoys
substituted for service during the coming winter.
ny order ~ the lighthouse Bo.rd,
hEIANtfON SMITH, Lighthouse Insp, III dist
Boston, Sept ~, 1863.
Whelemen.
81 frum Warren sc,h bark Dolphin Norie Inrds Island
se9w NV Bedfo,d gh mp 1hNer so n nc'e"'e'
SID from DO Goth, ship julian, Vinegar for North Pacific
Ocean.
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AnoIrs in New Granada.


PsNluA, sept. 10, 1868
ssdden Dsath y ne Correspondence ue yew Tork Hsraii
-sseor otoldta's Elec'o1'-Deoh y a brooklyn Man in
o. F1gafe Snranac.
Tam sorry inform you Of the sudden death OF your
able and intelligent correspondent, Mr. Denny lyons
Soon after his arrival the Isthnus Mr Lyons had an
attack fever then may say he has never been
perfectly we'll On the morning Of the 5th INST he com
rianed q feeling faint and weak and 10 his room
az the suggestion a his friends Towards evening 4,
symptoms grew gradually more alarming be attendel
~ " Garnett. the saranac; Nv. White 0f the Rail
ross and Dr Dnklsge, resident physician. Medical
proved N No avRi-hc expired before morning M
Iyoue though but short time % The Isthmus,
dearcd r. al who him, ~ hs social afniabe quail
es anf during his incss 81 every Kindness aud at
fsntion tfai friendship could Fugge q
The fe~st 81 The rubernatora e Hthn was announces
yesterday uhada OAc ~ng0ert Ntdate) was elected
By large majority. and IA ~ ian learn excited
nslther tnthnriaGm nor dsaut8utnen $50 the much
arcsded and pug talked q r,vo.uton AS al Toz, It
yrsi.foa Hiha
syrr 10, 1883
Henry Perry, from Brooklyn, of tic IL, owaways'
who came ii Afrnwal ~ tle steamer Granada Ound rs
way a. anana, AID after drifting about week Of
destutc ~ friends and money, shipped On boa TIC
- aaac. und alcd Ihm morning q fever.
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Double Fh pesnent-yTvvo Brothers Kun
sNny with Two Sisters.
Trre !, Ii, Cleveland Plaindealer

IRE i IL, Cleveland Piaindealer, Sept ~
rived in III az last evening in an excited state Of mind
He sought i Nj rshal Gallagher, and told MN ' ,
two caught Lad eoped on Monday nlsrs Chauncey
Lewis and WAts,n Lewis. MI lioya s'iu nc sosn
they were in this city. The Marshal put on d ,h
league boots commenced walking rapidly around tne
city He fou ID he enerprising parties ias' =. 'ne
Franklin Hous Pearl street watson Mws nau a.
ready married d of the sisters and retired Tor the
ni@hi Chaunoe Lewis was making arrangements 10
marry the other sister, when the Marsna' appeared ana
took HIM and his intended 70 ths pooe sI9n. ,, ing
daughter TO the Commercial House and locked her up in
room. ,,., =. -. .. -
lourisA ing farmer, keeps tavern in Wicklne, WHICH
is very avorably known through this section II
Is located near the lake shore where the i'll.
ss,ed steamer GrpHith was burned some years since
Mr. L. some four hundred and city acres OF b.nd in
wckle and Is quite wealthy His daughters are named
Mary and laura Mary is about twenty old and
laura about sixteen They splendid hooking girls and
fasonably and richly dressed They both we'll
educated having enjoyed superior advantages IN TINS
respect
The Lewis brothers arc mceu,h, uncducated and
grown specimens Of humanity and can neither read nor
write. They hired out 70 Mr. Lloyd some SIX months ago
He paid WATSON the eldest one sl3 aud Chauncey $40
month. Chauncey Lewis the YOUNG an who didnt ge'
married and who passed the night the wachhouse Is
very sleepy and stupid appearing young We doubt
ii he knows enough 40 exercise the sagacty of common
Shanghai chicken 60 under when it rains He
released this morning. at the suggestion OF Mr. Lloyd
and requested to 'scoot which he hastily did lie pro-
missed with tears in his eyes, never to come within ten
cannot be inteTfered with
The parties elopcd about eleven O'Clock Monday
night and missed until yesterday morning. The
brothers hired horse and buggy at Wioughby's and
went TO Mr. Loydis house where the girls awaiting
them with their trunks all packed. The girls left the
house noselessy and got into the buggy and the parties
moved slowly towards Cleveland One of the brothers
walked all the way here (about sixteen mies) and tbs
other rode and drove Arriving here they stopped at the
Commercial House In the evening justice was called
in and Watson and Mary married. Channcey and
Laura concluded 10 postpone beng united until tins morn
ing which conclusion fortunately enabled Mr. Lloyd Il
prevent the ceremony Tie parties all moved from the
Commercial TO the Franklin, where they were found as
| above stated.
This tho remarkable Of elopcment ever
heard Of II utterly ecipses the Boxer and Dean case
What two handsome and cultivated girls, the Misses
Lloyd certainly could ind admire III two such
fellows the Lewis brothers is more than ina
| CINE Mr.. Lloyd and his wife overwhelmed Will
lTief by the neXrlcab.e conduct Of thor danghters
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NroTIcF To MARINERS.

IN Little Gull Norvak leland and Great Captains Islan4
Lighthouses Long Island sound
The reflector lighting apparatus az the Little Gun Isand
Lighthouse WILL days from this date be taken
purpose Of rcmcdeng the tower 10 receive
light
substitution temporary light will
composed 81 four globe lens lights and sxh order
lens light
The ah, win be third order ca,adiopuic rremel lens
with Gxed white light.
About tc time the reflector appaatu. at Norwalk
Island Lighthouse will be removed aud replaced by fourth
order caadoptric fresnel lens light OF The character
the present light with regard colors and revolution; via
yovlng red and white,
AZ Tie nc also there win be similar Substitution Al
Great Captains Island lighthouse. The light win
fourth order caadoptc fresne ens with hxed white light
Al each of the two named lighthouses there will exd.
biied during the interval n single globe lens light
Fy order Of the Lighthouse Board
y. ST G. MORTON
Lien cnant 4. r. CORPS " Fnrineers
Engineer Ccc Third Lighthouse district New York Sep
tnleF q, lSds.
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Our Aspinwau correspondence.


TrunsI Ne'os-Disaser to the Brig DramHond-YcIlo'o
Fever at Curthagena-Filibuster FEELING Spreading
Anarchy IA Central America, &c, DC.
Tie Moses Taylor arrived the l4th-passengers and
mails instantly despatched Panama. the Granada
the l5ther passengers were detained here night,
owing alone the anticipated riot revolution expected
Go commence ON the l5h the day that decided obadic1
ms the liberal Governor elect OF Panama. not that he IL
liberal bus that they call him There Is no difference
in them. thcy are all alike, jealous and rcvcngcful
The comrany's brig Drummcnd arrived on the 10th
she was compelled put into Turks Island for repairs
where part q her freight condemned and sold She
left New York 70 July last Nothing like ship q war ia
hstbOr and Is freed % almost every other craft belug
Cf fair supply o. FEVER, and hordes ana hosts OF
yaupcrs and a total absence Of all charity among ous
yellow fever i reported TO be raging carthagena,
the Granada said Ia have brought here from New
Orleans a number a casrS having occurred her way
among the New York passengers taken on al Key West
from Tic 81 LOUIS.
want rain aud desire 10 share with them FOR own
b~fent-we food any dr0ughty district with our
superfux Rains the most violeut. accompanied with
siag thunder crashes, falling here continuously
ssp-|.lly appalling AZ night
ThaS appears 20 be great change among the John
Balls throughout Central America suppose, tired out u
slI 80, nc waiting ~ share for the better
effected hy the governments OF France, England and
America. they now publicly showing their dssatss.
faction by becoming Drawing hhbascrs Disguised with
The natys they regret that Walker left the country
wishing, hoping praying for his return There =
safety for matter. Travellers are met upon The
road rot bed and murdered without comment. the
rusvt sacred matter ruTmarot, scattered ans de-
frrycd. While walker la the country, amidst The
'gfeascr war there was more safety for He security
Cor property and inyoiabiity for correspondence.
ahArges werc daily preferred by Walkers enemies that
lie Lad outraged an these sacred privileges Who then,
snswerabe Al present Surely, they eaniot consls.
tently him nov, aud somebody should be made
accountable
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also ncaNy ana easier, with sales OF JOG
400 bbls Southern lour in good supply, and prices
were easier especially for the lower grades
while the saies embraced about 800 bbs. within the
range OF our quotations. Corn meal and rye flour
qnot and prices unchanged. Wheat dull and prices
favored purchasers The sales embraced about IL 900
bushels, including white Michigan at 81 40, white South
ern at prices ranging 81 80 81 45 81 S. red Southern
AT 81 20 Milwaukee club at 81 0S and Chicago spring AZ
Soc and Canadian club reported about 81 o.
Rye quiet at sec Barley quiet and in good dc
mand with sales Of about 5000 bushels arrive at 81 10.
Corn was heavy with sales Of about % coo bushels in
GLIDING Western mixed, heated 10 sound, at Toe T4c
and small III Of prime reported at 15c, white do at
SEC, and yellow DO at sSc., and Jersey yellow at 92c
Oats steady and prices without change Of
mcnt Vim. q. Cutting, IN his circular of to-day, gives
the following table OF receipts and exports this port for
I'M naI,x nnl.-
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G1 IN REwARD-IOsT, on LEAVING THE FERRY
GIDU boat foot OF Fulton street, New York,
7oclock Friday evening oct I, large gold watch
10 little value but the
ing OF the engraved the inside Of tho
pledges his honor that the above
be paid delivery Of The watch the Herald Office, no
oteaffo 81
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The following a comparative statement of thc imports
Of foreign dry goods New York FOR the past week and
since January -
Tbr ne peek 1856 1857 1854
Entered at the rort 81 2es 2el 81 oe7 200 81 All
Thrown on market. 1,32s,s34 $4,000 14os,63l
Since Jan. T.
Entered At the port s7s31 SIS ss2o7o5 e2 si7 7es Ola
Thrown on market. T,s51Ti7 7s,2so5l5 IS BOG
BY the above table will be seen tlnt tie dry goods
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luE.-Sales q leo uerces made ri 3hc a 3a4c
The stock " rice hand Oct 1, 1885, iO5 casks
Carolina and 2b3 bags East India against 2ss Caro-
lima and 2,1os bags East India last year.
srgArs.-1hc market steady, with sales Of about
500 hhds Cuba muscovado chiefly within the range Of
CSC Sc, and 70 boxee were sold Tc four months
Mcssrs H. l. a. Stuart have established the following
prices or their refined goods for the ls Of October. They
have reduced the prices for their bard ard soft nc
per lbIoaf sugar, 10sc; crushed sugar 10ac circle
crushed sugar, l01fc; ground sugar, SHe.
TonCco--1he market ~ quite buoyant with considera-
bic dong The sales embraced 354 hogshcads Kentucky
M lie 14c., 60 bales Havana M soc S., 100 bales
Cuba at g. 230 scodlcnf Mt 1sc DOC 1853
Mexican for export, nj r. Thesock u Spanish tobacco
October " was Annexed
Stock August Hrrcnd. Cuba Sagud Fara Cfcnfucgos
3l-balcs... 1894 5,533 1850 800 LIZA
Received since. 1888 4ss IS9 132
-
Total. ........ 1907 en31 1sso 032 1874
Sales tOScrt 30. $500 ,0s9 T72 49& $40
stock Oct. L.. 3s91 3oi2 1907 cas- 325
The monthly statement o. stocks IN the New York To.
bacco Inspection Warehouse as follows
keatacty, VIZ. d " G. Ttdi Hhds
Stock sept. 1-hhds. III ,2s2 3l3 III 500
Received sinoe....... So lI9 1l33
Total.............. 1890 4s2 1272s
Delivered slnce....... $50 los eS7
Stock Oct. 1.......... ~ .35J 3s7 l,74
The demand for leaf tobacco has taken turn for the
better, aud for sorts the market not only 6rner
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
lrt

ASHES quiet and nominal at &C.
BREApSItTIs-Flour-The market was duh, and closed
II fun Their decline Of about DC. 10c per Dbl for NEST
descriptions. The sales embraced about 1900 bb!s
within the following range OF quotations
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the 26th September, were as follows
.ie se4 900 II 2ss ,e26 cess ,5s4 10 .oS2 sos

be following the foongs Of the Boston bank state
for In e week ending September 29:-
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The demand for leaf tobacco has taken for the
better and for some sorts the market only 6ruer