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VICTOR HUGO AND THE Avvrsrv

NJ victor Hugos declaration concerning the amnesty
offered by the Emperor Napoleon appears in French in
the London Times of August 24th from which We tram
late il as follows '
no one will expect Of me that should grant an far
a. 5ih concerned, moment Of attention to the thing
called an amnesiy. In the present situation of France
my duty Is protest. absolute, inhexible eternal
Faithful TO the engagement | have made before tnv
conscience, will share the exile Of Liberty TO the G
When Liberty returns, shall return
"VTCTOR HUGO.
"Guernesey, Hauteville House, Aug lsfh"
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FOR THE WING.
orrIcE OF .ns Mr.rAL AssnsAxcr snc1rlr. }

RIcHNoNp, OH Sept ls5a
The undersigned has a communication in the
wing to-day, headed Mutual Assurance Society and
subscribed - Member
He deems 1t unnecessary 10 say more in reply than
that This Institution u under the management of Board
Of Directors who are well knoWi in the City aud State
that us books and accounts examined annually
and that she uniavoTabe reports referred TO- az well a.
any foundation for them, previously unknown 10
those engaged ia the Objects books being always omen
to the inspection of members
JOHN b. DANFORTU Chief C1erk
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john B. DANFoRrH, Chief Clerk
NEW JERSEY DIGESTION STATE covvpyr,o,.

MN JEHSLl OPPOSlTION STATE CONVENTION
TRESIoS, Sept THE Opposition Convention as.ern.
"ied IN Temperance Hail. which flied to OVERLOOKING
aud large number unable to ret in
The Convention was permanently organized a. follows
fresdent-Dudley = Gregory with vice president
from each county and secretary from each district
After reports Of committees nominations we're receiv
cd, and tie Convention proceeded 70 ballot for candi
date for Governor.
First Balot-Olden, So Marsh, 50. Rogers. a.; Por
Ter, 90; Mcdonald, ~ Gregory, IS; Hay &C.
Whole number $40 necessary to \ choice 300
Previous 20 ballong, and during the nomination the
friends OF hessrs Field and Allen Withdrew their names
by their request
Essex voted solid for Mcdonald Olden received votes
from Mercer. MiddeseS, Psssac Somerset aud others
Sussex was divided between Marsh and Oldeu
Third Balot-Olden, $40; Marsh ~. Mcdonald n.
Porter IS. 80
Mr.. Charles $. Oldcn was then declared the unapi
mon' nominee Of the Convention for Governor with much
cheering.
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Rx,en, OF the STATE OF Kansas.

IL Kansas is admitted into the Union under the VIVIAN
ando,;c Constitu,ionas she will be- il the people ratf
il at the polls- will constitute a State Of scventynipe
Thousand two hundred and forty-eight square miles
This more than twice large the State of Ohio and
two-thirds as hrGe as Italy or the British Islands
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s%THEPAIR ATRrCuuoyn

A. meeting Of the Executive Commttae of VIZ
GINA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCITTY f,u,,t,.
lutons adopted: - " "'''N '''''
ings, shall he iollaws:- - $3.50 500 s''''
Enr The h premium shan be not less than ,r
'HH" y'Tyrrs secOgd second premium no, L.
.t ts r'NH, but for the premium horse mare or
Se.Is shaLl compete who j than six year. Of agr
hrs premium shall he SaO second sion This Al
Al the coming Fair '''' "'' P'c'ah
were unanimously adopted ~ ' '"'' "'"uh''
For zach adult.
Children ''''-------.- 20
zach sukey, ............. ''-'''-'''''''- =?
Sing Horse, ''----''--.rr .
Buggy With ne hor,es '-''''-'''-' 20
Tao horse Omnibus. . '''''>-''---- 20
Your horse O.nnn
who IS not member, and who compete fpr
P,saln OF ~ or more shall 81 sucreI exb
% r premium Of Nv and upwards pay ten pT cent ~
me premium resolved by him. including th- f.. 49,. , VI
" vas further unanimously - '' '''t"'''H-
r'' IAi private -hor may b.. admitted
may lN - w. ''''''' anu SECRETARY
S-in-lt
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AWRIcAs STATE CoSvTvrIov-T Trenton. SsDts,,Js, T.
The American Convention met at the Athenaum. b.
Herbert, Of Salem, President and G. W. Toles Of sus.
Secretary
There was contest between those favorng union Of
the Opposition and those vorng an independent nomi
nation.
ne tmonsi' succeeded in obtaining the organization
and had a majority in the preliminary procecdipgs Adj
iourncd 10 afternoon.
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tN Noticc.rhe subscribers invite
me attention OF their friends, customers public
70 Their spring supply Of Ladies Genuen Boys Misses, and
chidrsns Boots and shoes, lates, style. and Of
The best quality both Of best Phil
sdeipha and Eastern work All were In
person. by one OF the nrm with attention being paid 10
The retail department. All be sold Low for cash or
TO PuHetus paying customer usual
ALEXANDER HILL A CO.
No. l2I Main
Richmond, Va
Fs-Lsfes, Genemens Misscs ChIidren's Boots
and shoes MADE TO order, usual by A III
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PARTICULAR NOTICE To opsr,vrv,

We would most respectfully attention Of In
van, Of something that Is nne and COED In way Boots.
s"ters, SHOES, or Pumps, TO assortment Of Spring
accc OF such quality and style other
house In this city rey imported by Ourselves direct nom
The Manufacturers In Paris. For sale low BY
ALEXANDER HILL a co.
Manufactures and Importers
Boots and shoes,
.,,s No. 1871 Main street,
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o, FALL TRADE 1850
ADIE Sc GRAY,

fEk 70 ne trade Of ynns North Carona and Tsnps,.ss
81 = sud complete stock ~ DkUOs MKDICfsFs PAINTs
t S ~ - WINDOW GLASS, &c. ne favorable terms
a. oi w. usual credit 20 responsible ard dsssr
We usual assortmsni of Popular Patent Medeipes 10
ssm sh variety o Toilet Article conli.fns IN psr ~
nsi Ns and footh Brushes; Shell Ivory Hsrn and Inaia
- ODD o.sn. Tobias and other choice Perfuusfy, ae
"''TN 'Afeiuy paeksd, and forwarded With despatch
ADiEA GRAY, Druggists A., tCT Main a.
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RANGE OF THE THERMomRrKR
At RAspoLPHs BOOKSTORE. isi MAIN sf, sept y.
wi.sarss s.is... OF VIVA cAerry recommended
by Physiefans.

Ausvss. Sept. q, 1855
w. fovs On ,Sirs 81 eheerhly add nv Testimony
In favor OF the RasAm- We In puim
snecens Coughs and Colds. most yaiusb.
remedy and have recommended In complaints. Of this
nature With Invariably happy results w n LYNCH NJ D.
- : MAssrsip, local Go, Pa, Aug iSSS
.snsnen Having used In prastee The
wtars hassn OF Wild Cherry with great success cheer
Asthma Ae ~ ID uARrIS N
The genuine L. signed 81 butts" on the wrapper Sc;
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MAR RIEn.
rRIatrrr mr. prsprCr

On The eh Inst at the residence Of Hseketi ESQ.,
Coleman, Mr.. JAMES IL LEWIS Missouri to Mis- ICY
X hACkkrr. daughter Of the lac Or. Wan. X Haekcti
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-10

'u'Nlh TUX SALE-By virtue a Of he
Cour' OF Isle OF Wight, rendered the
brought by Chapman and wife against
~ VII sell A. public auction, before
OF Islr Of wight county, on Monday, tn, 81 day or
sept mi next, being Court
decree mentioned This farm belonged w M Esrr
h acc a. ana = sold Tor iiyisi IL
hrrTcr Greek naNisie stream and branch Of the Chuck
iuek IN the Aforementioned county about
aud - from Norfolk city, aud contains acres Its ~at.,
prlNhegcs And facilities
would be tedious TO specify them the doyT mil,
Tor every variety Of produce and very superior grounds a.
planting OF oystrrs The houses every e.rripon ~. %
modous and In Eood repair There $50 10 G arrS Of
arabic Land The soil Of which l. excellent and ADAPTED 10 d.
oEh Of wheat oats com Poiaoe and The balance tract
wei SCI IN pine and oak timber In
. offered 20 those who wish dssiraLr ana b.,by 80
naviEahe rivers. " ~ ''''n ON
The property viii 10 shown any by Capt Jno NJ sbjy.
who occupies the pr,ulses Joset wan or "a H.
den aud Others living In the nrshborhood and any nfrm,
r ny addressing, AZ smihhrd Isle county
va uhuersEhed- ROBERT ~ WHITFIELD
C. HAYDEN
A. s. Commissioners.
y w. TCEH2-Cash for much reqnred 10 nar
ance, sc. - ''' W wv "a'
POSTPONEMRNT.-The shove saIe l. po.,poped u,,u
The hr'i Monday, th~inE the Sd Of October. 1859
TIA - RoBERr II. WHITFIELD
rF'"-'Nd" G. n. HAYDEN. mr.
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W tsaitf or acknowledgements 70 Ne. Colemsa
Ftiarr ri tl' civ, fot boz Of chewing tobacco Of
! rs trsni, shict J. e capital article And 50 far
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RICHMOND WING.
To CORREsPoNDENTs.

CIV Lsrs busns.' osdrcsAei n:for q as
~.
are torsn on BOA sfss ~ as pGsr trH not be TubisA
81 T ris q long sases-c, ought 20 Dc hroea 70 dn
G-f se IN b d<rartsS f Obituary notices osossd
tHg eigifii-es charged for advertisements
We cGzsscs uassvsrts -eted
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
b r. Y A MS
PULMONIC WATERS I


7s mod ssrtr" s~e spsedy rsssesy dtsco..~.s
tesd., As1.1sa. Consumption, BSpaoAiff. I,s..
sHsa. Ro'r.srsss Durcrn 1reatssas,
Sore 7Arcat, Dc, d.
rHtsE waers give the p,ts,e, ,..
and when per'evered with according directions never m 81
feet rapid and lasting Thousands been r,or- a,
perfect health who have tried other
and All constitutions they equally hsns curooa.
need despair no matter ho~ hong the may existed or
however severe be- provided .truc,ur, Of M "A
tai organs not hopeie' dseaysd rv.y aIe,ed .Aouis
give them impartial trial
To pocAirsrs Prsiio srrAkrr thcse water, A.. .,
vauasiei sy w In remove the mos. severe oes.
hosrsensss and their for few .y, win :, an
nerease The power and nrSihny Oh. ,.ic. ,,
lie tone, compass. and eisArness which puro.. .x A..
larry usedsy many professional Vocalist.
JOB MOSES. sole Proprietor
Rochester, Mex York.
Price IS cents boz For By respectable puu.
msis-sodAely ~1-sx"'s.
Sore Throat Plague and Sore Tn : T,,.
quah selling hold and causing the espuon OF d.pr.y,a h
tnors possessed by other medicine p,s
hey operate only upon the tissues Involved H. An.c,. nv
ne sse In aei they seize upon huno not 80 much
from preference As nom psura affinity because th. IN, .
OF he surrounding pat and which, eng on the ,l,u. n,
hoa that h around the throat region produces sore ro.,
ore nraf plague and and fy,, wI,,,
creeping In the part aneo,ed collecting ur Of IN, d.s
humos ready for expulsion hurt or weakening ,ec,
arise from their they cannot act unon
Taken early they all organic disease. Oh hox ir
w seEne's 10 use that medicine which only M a.
ease aud leaves evil behind Sold At DR.
Principal ohcs No 9ei Canal Street New yor. and n,
pectable dealers In medicines "a
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~, Ladies, Heel Caters Mt $3.50 and a.
me SUBSCRIBER have In Laes'
Gai,ers with and without aAiie from 80 10 al
Aso Callers without heels the price OF o. Is and up
apis ALryhSpyR hill 10
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400 REV YARN

500 REWARD.
RANAwAY nom IN .ub.erber September 1850 M,
dAIk complexion aud 'iammer spoken TO- No scars ho
give bc above reward Of sio II s in T 8. gray =, So,
Inl delivered to ms" or secured in in ts',I gel @ again "
viii tse give ne him scared in The civ @ o.
straus Dry Goods merchant, and some ,nys
MsieWs county, slaves Mssrs George Lans BisEs and
ssio cas sh.eserfora p q KIM SH y o 9@YN
EGRop or , RoH sAL T.. mI-sn.yays
f y, own and viii keep un5oien Apply i to
LII sDS X ta, for ,s syIss Of carriage
..o reu. ME !,Il., = d 94KEss n'Ss s9ss
INDIA HUBBER CLOTH, for Hospital aud invalid
" MEADg 4 IAKERs prescription store. ''e
'e'o ls0 Main Street, Corner above Post once.
TI'O HOTELS AND TAUHANTs--we bsv, iu.,
w, nns ' p,s % white Granite mall dishes a.,
ol o 5Hd S'0'' Rf TsR 'd s 70 20 1S1 Ne T
CASE or HhyANA CIGARS, Of the following
Tor sby WIZ WALLACE Sons
1OO.yA.,ItiEss, WRAPPING TwISE, e s:y,. .nd
300 Doz BpcKErs, q hoqg;;l a9.,.qrs .ea e. ..e
100 CasEs GLAHET VINE, for sale lav 10 clo,s
.ei9 wM WALLACE SOM
ID TUBs HHIIE GOSHEN BUTrRR, In store
= and or SAT- ~ wM WALLACE SONS
DO HHDs. ". q. SUGAR, In store, and for sale by
~ s-lV WM. WALLACE SOM
25 Bxs: GOSHEN CHEESE, 10 store, and Tor sale by
~ selo WM. WALLACE snNa
1859 PALL TRADE, 1850.
I(f recent agiva rom Fcg Ystk ana Boston am In ree
- M Van Sock, ~ Ehieh call ne attention n dcss
6 hes Borieaus Amond', 90 boxes Layer ans Assorted
W 90 mafseiNeH do sizes.
~ Us hlCa DO 400 boxes ". " DO DE-
tghtFa Erly 10 20 drums Pig.
- d0 Palm Nuts. rasss frssb' pr,r..
~ " Ieeau ~" 200 drums Stiiana Hasins.
~ DO Wanufs IN, No.. St'''
p boxes Macaroni t0 ~ssos a,gN,c. '"'
~ s-sAs CufrehN ~ do Nuacat Wine,
ty".n"' VfahE-a, ~ ifal Date,
200 cases assorted Pickles. ~ rssss n,sg8s pe,,t.,
30 boxes No Fire Crscksra 10 case, ssorts4 pc.,,e
ALqO ''
noon escorted Cigars, At from = % s1o per thousand
ALSO
DOUBLE REFtSED sTHtN CNNbfFaNv factory 4, rs, s.,,
gsc snd ~ ~ ne largest eahHshusni Of hs End souh of
adepha Which euabies " aHer W ts Trade IN yIryn,
c ~ CITY MAuf, STEAM REFINED, CRrsIIFD sugaR Cay
~, Wlraniedto stand climate much beo M N,
price, Tor 40 article of Ike standard. " '''''"
tc9-im ~ Wv InTia noaatFyv
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THE LATEST.

LONDON, SATuRDAY.-The Mems says saws the fund.-
we're slightly faier owing To the dizziness of business
coupled with the few sales persons DESTROYS
oil exchanging 20 the Indian loan The suppIy Of
money was in excess Of the demand The best bills for
sixty days being discounted at2I.2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-10

p,,,,1 s,.,,,,santh I'D fkON EUKUPE-THE ZU-
RICH coNFEHENcE-ITALIAN ArrAIRs -
hALir.S septemler s-rhe steamer Europa. ftom
we'd here last night. ~" "'' MI"
o'clock this morning! ~ ''"'' NJ "'He
the lsth in eight dafs from Cherbourr She ei, .c' J
on the following mo,uing. WV again
the Persia on the 2sA. y" ''s -''''" anu
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18

Mr.. EDITOR Seeing some notice in your
paper of the annual meeting of the State Teachers As
sociation at West Chester WILL with your permission
state to your readers what the good people beau
tul village did to make the stay of the teachers among
them pleasant.
Upon the opening of the meeting, the Chief Burgess
of the Boro bade the members the Association most
cordial welcome in Short but forcibe speech which
was responded to by the proper officer of the Associa
tion Most noby did the citizens redeem and more than
redeem all the pledges made by their chief officer All
attending the meeting who desired it, were entertained
at the homes of the citizens without charge and it was
done in no grudging way you all made to
feel at home, and if they not happy it was their
own fault then, after all this, they gave public enter
tanment at the close of the sessions The spacious de-
pct of of the railroads cleared and tables set
its full length upon which, placed all the luxures
of the season. A gentleman present, who in the
habit Of attending such entertainments remarked that
he seldom much hberaty and good taste display
ed on such occasions the largest cities of the State
All were happy, the citizens because they were making
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18

THE SURVEY COMMENCED. The surveying
party under the general direction of Mr. Van Rensselaer,
Richmond State Engineer, commenced their survey of
Canal route from Binghamton to Athens, Thursday,
August 4th This survey will be recollected author
lied by the Act of the last Legislature appropriang
900 TO the survey of route for the extension of the
Chenango Canal from Binghamton to Athens, thereby
efectng junction with the Pennsylvania canals. The
party consists of the following persons, viz
o. c. Childs, Engineer in. chief, Salina W. w. Jerome
Engineer in charge of the work Syracuse H. F. Green
Syracuse Geo. B. Gillespie, Syracuse W. C. Loomis,
Fulton ; C. Miller, Fulton C. A. Sweet Phoenix John
Evans, Binghamton Chas P. Cooke, Binghamton.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18

BRADFORD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND Me-
CHANICAL FAIR FOR 1859.
The managers of the Bradford County Agricultural
Society at the urgent request Of large number of per-
sons have determined to hold Fair the coming fall if
not prevented by failure to obtain and complete the Soce
tys grounds in tme In pursuance, therefore, of the
action of the Board the Executive Committee have issued
the following list Of premiums to be awarded at the Fair
unless due notice be given that the is suspended
The difficulty of obtaining the necessary to pro-
and prepare the grounds has retarded the action of
the committee until period which would seem to allow
scarcely time to competitors and exhibitors to make the
necessary preparations 1t is believed however that the
almost unequaed crops in the County will enable
people to furnish exhibition with little labor which
will at least come up if not prove superior to- that of
any previous fair of the Society.
The Rules and Regulations of the Society, together
with the other necessary information will be published
due time,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18

WIsE's LAsT-A letter claiming to be from
Governor Wise was circulated privately at
Albany last week during the meeting of the
Democratic Convention 1t is certainly most
remarkable production. 1t declares that Mr.
Buchanan is a candidate for the Presidency,
despite indications to the contrary, and iut-
mates that Wise's only chance for New York
is to "organize by districts or send two dele
cations" He depends on a united South,
which is to be secured by making Virginia a
unit. Mr.. Douglas will kick up bis heels, but
he (Wise) can beat both Seward and Douglas
He is very free in his comments on the political
standing of Fernando Wood. The press gen.
orally seems very much divided in opinion as
as to the genuineneSs of the letter: Some
think it can't be Wise's because too short, and
others that it must be, because SO audacious.
All agree that if genuine it anhihates his pros
poets of success. The Philadelphia Press but
proclaims the general opinion in saying that
no terms of censure would be too severe to be
applied to Presidential candidate re sorting
to the machinery wich is recommended by this
letter."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18
nag At special meeting of the L" Alpho

bd~ At special meeting of the alpha
Epsilon Society" held Thursday evening, August IL
1859, E. q. GOODRICH, H. B. MKEAN and E. D. PAYNE,
appointed Committee to prepare resolutions ex-
pressve of the loss sustained by the Society," in the death
of ADRIAN ID. MoNTANYE, one of its members.
The following preamble and resolutions reported by
the Committee -
Whereas 1t has pleased the Great Ruler in his wis
dom and mercy to remove from brotherhood ABRAM
D. MoNTANYE, creating void in our fraterna circle,
ResOlUed, That while we bow in humble submission to
this dspensatiOn of His Divine grace who doeth all
things well accept the admontion therein contained
to be also ready" and while mourning our deceased
brother, will endeavor to profit by his example which
has taught how to live to become worthy the bet
ter life
Resoued, That condole with the relatives of the
deceased in their loss of who consistent Chris
tian estmable citizen, kind father faithful friend
ReSOlrsd, That the usual emblem of mourning be
adopted by this Society copy of these proceedings be
furnished to the family of deceased brother and
published in the County papers,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18

EIGHT CHILDREN AT BIRTH "A correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune states that on
the I'd inst, Mrs. Timothy Bradley of the
town of jackson, Trumbull county, Ohio, gave
birth to eight children-three boys and five
girls. They are all living, and healthy. but
quite small. Mr.. BIS family is increasing fast.
He was married six years ago to Eunice
Mowery, who weighed 273 pounds or the day
of their marriage. She has given birth to two
pair of twins, and now eight more, making
twelve children in six years 1t seems strange
but nevertheless is true, Mrs e. was twin of
three, her mother and father both being twins,
and her grandmother the mother of FIVE pair
of twins, Mrs. B. has named her boys after no.
ted and distinguished men One after the Hon
Joshua r. Giddings, who has given her a
splendid gold medal and one after the Rev.
Hon. Elijah ChampIin, who gave her deed of
so acres of land, and the other after James
johnson, Esq, who gave her COW. Mr..
Bradley says it is profitable to have twins, as
the neighbors have clothed the others ever since
they were born. Mr. B. is poor industrious
laborer but says he will not part with any of
his children while he is able to work.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18

Col. FoRNEY AND DEMocRAcY-The con-
cluding paragraph in speech made by Col.
FoRNEY, at Reading, on the Sd inst E., explains
clearly the present position and plans for the
future of The States Rights Democracy
1t reads as follows
I" We have duty to perform in October
next. The Administration has placed its State
ticket upon plain and distinct platform. 1t
tells you that every man who votes for John
Rowe and Richardson L. Wright votes in favor
of its platform, which declares that the people
of the Territories shall have no right to con-
troll their own affairs in their own way, and
that if they take q vote upon the slavery ques-
tion and abolish slavery, Congress must inter
vene to put them down, and uphold that insti-
tutiOn against their will. | have to say for
myself that | shall refuse to vote for that ticket
aud hope that every Democrat who stands
upon the platform of State-rights, and believes
in popular sovereignty and the justice of the
movement we have inaugurated aud carried ON
will do the same. Let fossils and fogies CON-
plain, If they choose, of this action; they will
submit. There will be no difficulty about that
and after we have defeated the Administration
upon its platform, We can come together in
1860 upon the old creed of the Democratic
party, as expounded by Senator Douglas, and
and as advocated by the Democracy in 1856,
and triumph, as l have no doubt we shall over
all organizations, by an overwhelming vote
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18
8raoforo Beporter,
E. O. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
TOW A ANDA:
Thursday Morning, August IS, 1859.

TERMs-One Dollar per annum, inUarabiy in ddrdnce-
-Four tceeks preUiOus TO the expiration of subscription
notice ,oH be given by printed wrapper, and if not
ne,Ced, the paper lUiH in all be stopped
CLUBBING-The Reporter lc be sent 10 Clubs at the fol
lo,cing extremely lolD rates:
copies for. SIS 90 Is copies for. .$12 90
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ADvERTsEMENTs-For square of ten fines or less One
Dollar for three less insertions, and Twenty-Five cents
for each subsequent insertion.
WORK-Erecuted ,pih accuracy and despatch, and
reasonable prces-uh eUery facility for doing Books,
Blanks, Hdnd-b Ball tickets, &c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18

DaP BANKS IN DIsCREDIT.-The notes of the
Monongahela Valley Bank, at McKeesport,
Pa, were thrown out by the brokers' and it is
reported that the Bank has failed.
The are rumors also in circulation at Pitts
bUrgh, affecting the credit of the Crawford
County Bank.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-08-18

Dar Wendell Phillips has written a long
and severe letter to Chief Justice Shaw and
President Walker, of Harvard for being pre-
sent at the public dinner to Morphy at the
Revere House, "a place where liquor is sold
in direct hostility to the law"