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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04
TIL AVENUE HOTEL, N.
AT THE INTERSECTION OF BROADWAY,
Opposite madison square.

rIJHIs LOG ATOM Is the healthy delightful
this great qerop lis and convenient to the Hudson Rv
err ana Boston rAlroad depots
There are four distinct omnbusses that pass the Hoe
nearly every minute during the day and evening" besides which
there horse railways, the Fourth and Sixth Aveue
lines which Wall street aod coniinu lily
within bOcE n the Hotel thus anordiag better opor
unty for obtaining seat with more certainty land ess loss
cars direct TO the CENTRAL PAEK, which eonsd
red be the most magnificent natural p lure ground In the
world.
fne entire arrangements Of the establishment the result O
study and experience and render the m"t eomoa
bic and home Hotel In the world All the improvements that
convenience have uggested haVe been introduced
Key preeauOn has been aiken, during construction to Sc
cure the positive safety Of guests from the dangers Of eonagrA
ton SUBDIVISION double brick walls extend from the rock foun
daon roof All Of tho doors double and eParA
ted By layer cement making the entire structure nreprooL
important improvements In addition 70 the usual
arwals vEscAL RAILWAY 10 convey CUES from NE hst -
upper floors In saecese operation upon apian which ADMITS
OF no poss billy OF accident
Lofty spacious and continues Corridors forming promenade
upon each Of the SIX stories give light and air. In the
space appropriated % public Drawing Rooms
and Parlor when and the Dining Rooms there
Trand Promenaae Hall Suites PAor Chamber. and
Dressing Rooms with all modern eonvsnienee have been es
pecy designed for the comfort OF families travelling parties and
40 Exchange containing the Journals day, Aad all the
for oommer intercourse and business has been
added to the many HOTEL and there Tel
sgraph OGce connecting with all parts Of the country
Billiard and Rooms Of the most and appoint
nsnS are provided for guests and the public
The Prnure article Of use In the establishment has
expressly designed and manufactured for the FTH AvUE
HOru-
neced house. should he addressed FJrH AVENUE Ho
TEL" in order TO insure immediate attention
OF this Hotel has been under the direction
PARAN STEVENS proprietor Revere and fremont Hou-
ssn Boston, nd Rattle and Point Clear Mobile and The
Continental Hotel Philadelphia.
visit 10 city
With much respect
Your obedIent servants,
HITCHCOCK, DARLING 90.
AB DlMse, late of battle House" Mobile e. ..
H. HnCaoOcE, "tt Charles Hotel New orleans.
fuQ-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICE-IADlES

49, CHEAP sT0RG-fhe subser bars have o hand
yaea ASSORTMENT Of Ladies Congress Lace CATERS Morocco and
Kid Boots and Duskns which thy selling much les.
nrst cost Anin OF cheap CATERS will call
j-26 ALEX HILL 90. Isl Main Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04
l[SssaO,O 900 sTOCK OF FR EsH DRY

g. GOODS At COST FOR CAsH--lIaving Determined
will this date, offer entire stock
Il Frh bile Desirable Goods Tor cash. al q
which have been purchase this and them az far
oow Of importation business Is be closed aud
the dissolved shall sell for No credit will
hs given under circumstances.
and the punc assured that
wis, say the goods 10 be sold orhGih We can,
with confidence such opportunity has before
presented goods being all and entr " fresh
THOMAS ID. QUANLEs Sons,
229 Broad street
All persons Indebted to oRRNsHAw, QUAKLEs co, and
TAOS d. QGARLEs SONS requested to make imme late
payment. JN3-G
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04

MIR. G.. A. PEPLE,
TNR0M 1glu lat Of Modern Languages and Her
ature In Acadia College Professor OF tine Aris In Da
h1use College Nova scoa is desrous Of Obanir situation
eh German and allan languages well
Drawing and Painting n Educ aonal nsu Ion Of the
suh Pep fa nshed with highest certificates from the
Institutions in which he has been eupJy beg leave further
- add the & lowing Refer noes
Rev. Dr.. MISSEiERoDE, St Paul's Church, Richmond,
r. LlTlBvEE. hq, Principal Of the Youas Ladies School,
Richmond. jy4-dlaw4s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04

WE oGer TIE public truly beautiful variety silver Plated
w Ice Wafer Pnchers chased, plain The a.
teal patterns, and for sale q the lowest prices
fHos, A. BULKLEy CO.,
M ls1 Main q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04

From Rec. DR. RoSser, Editor Christian ldrOodfel
sENPLss IsyAIsLK BAEIso PowDER-A % Light
and wholesome loaf Bread biscuits batter and buekvheai
cakes purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless and hoe pleasant than soda ssau
&C. No fear Of The Of will the highest,
sweetest bread 10 the shortest possible time time labor and
and dsAppolnts N the accompanying simple d.
rectons observed Besides Virginia. and
IL Invention OF Yankeedom John Garek
proprietor Richmond know him
aud recommend It, the beve tried Get mind
directions
YOr sale throughout the State BY Druggists and sroeeu gene
rally. mills
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04

Myers Miraculous Vermin Destroy.
err Oldest remedy
MICE, CocgRoAcHEs BUGS. ANTS, MOSQUITOES. PLEAS,
MOTHS, GRAlS.wOsMs and GARDEN INSECTS.
tS- Principal depot. 6l2 BROADWAY, ny.
Gold by all Druggists everywhere. myl6-d5n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04
J.D.I. DE NYSE,
General A. gent for The United States and Canadls,
J4-1ylf 40 Ann, ST, New York.

nIsIDEND.-The Pres dent AID De,t's OF The Farmers
Bank Of Virginia have declared dividend "u Of the poh'
Of insitu last moths OF cent d,duetlng
per cent bonus to the stle, leaves So cent n T.
ptyabie 10 he lockholders. J. A. SWIM,
iyl-dfu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04

sVRRY Co Va, January 1883.
GTxuENKS: My old man. BLY, about 20 years Of age, While
hewng sls with broadasr split the calf Of the leg dorn
the bone about nehes long cutting artery II bed
profasey continued bleed until
had give him hot brandy. could up,
urated piece Of linen with Turf OIL and laid
did expect him. Aecourt u his - he able
again eopnu.d 10 the Eound three
with Turf on In six the entirely WE'LL he
at work again. Very respectfully,
w. CLAIBORNE Jol Is.
Messrs DOVE Co, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04

NICE SUMMER SHOES.
WE have following Shoes for Genenens summer
w Gents Calf and Patent lie ,ther CATERS Gents Cloth
CATERS very comfortable Gents One Calf low quarter Shoes
Leather Shoes and Pumps Gents Slippers Gents One
Des We receiving supplies and friends will
hne very complete. We shall be glad
old friends and the public PUfsEY WAITE
IJINE TRUNKs.-we ave received large assortment
OF Travelling suitable for ladies and gentlemen Also,
Bonnet Boxes, all siEes, for sale low. -
leo PUTNEf h WAITE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04

article for dressing beauyng cleansing curling preserving
and restoring the hair. Ladies' IT, Sold BY all druggists aud
perfumers. mhl3-d6m
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FOR GENTLEMEN

OOFPEE.-lOO bags prime Laguayra Coffee
" 100 do Old lava Of prime quality, for sale BY
Ie2i WINSTON POWERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04
RATIFICATION MEETING IN KNOXvILLE-THE
ID

JouS A. BEARD, Sec'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04

(SO.PARTNERSHIP.-I have this day associated with
W the China and House Furnishing business Mr. vnfoa
NJ r BaAScH, under the and style Of THOMAS a.
BULKLEY CO. take this method Of returning thanks
TO friends and the public generally both 10 tom and eoun
for their liberal patronage for past and would
solicit for the new firm continuance Of the same.
jy2-6t TH0s A. BULKLEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04

49, 81 50 will buy Of Grahams small stencils for
marking clothing with ISDEBLK IsK Call and examine spee
1--we In the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also every variety Of Brands made 70 order
A. l. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
e2-a Cor 18Th and Cary st, under Tobacco Exchange
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06
OMERA

be set on fire. Some other substances in small
quantities have been found in some of them.
That called meteoric iron " is nearly ali ircn
and nickel:
There is no proof yet, that the meteor Of
the Goth threw down any of its matter. 1t
may have all burned up, as the scintillations
flew off, and come down ingdifused oxyds iu-
sensibly. as you have seen iron burn up in oxy-
gen gas and fy off in scintillations. This
was noble experiment high in the compress
ed air - - -
"1'hi, meteor burst into two parts aud both
went on together over the Atlantic 1t so
appeared as two, on the east side Of the ALE
gheny Mountains.
The blue spot was not a hole in or through
the body, but the front part not yet on fire
1t did not stand still at all, but seemed so to
the eve from its coming directly towards the
eye aud by the hiding of its path by clouds
All agree in the great splendor of the light.
Others saw il stand still. | have told why.
At any rate | shall sooner believe some opti-
cal illusion in the observer, that meteor 60
ing so fast over Ohio, stopped a little north Of
Towari1a, aud then started with such velocity
as it must have had
That We may know what it is that scientific
men wish to know from observers, and SO be
prepared next time the meteor appears. to tell
them, | will also add the following from DR..
DEwEY's letter:
Some other things say TO You. You did
not tell me whether it passed north or south
Of you, nor how much it appered above the
horizon at lis higest point, whether 80 degrees
or 30 degrees. or what: Why did you not
tell more, aud near what large star it passed
We need 10 know the distance above the hori-
zon, not in miles, bnt degrees. Most of our
, observers though it was ouly 200 or 500 to
500 feet above the earih,-one thought il
would hit the cupola Of the Court House, 9th
ers saw the clouds this side of il. e.
YourS. truly, c. DEWEY
INCREASE CuILD.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06
G0utationaI 1fpartmsut.

Ea~ The Teachers Institutes for Bradford
County, for the fall Of 1860, will be holden at
the following times and places, viz -
For the towns Of Windham, Warren, Or
well. Rome and Litchfeld, at the Union Church
in Windham, on Monday, September 10.
For the towns Of SmithfeId, Athens, us
ter, the two Burlngtons, Springfield, and
Ridgbury, on Monday, September "a, at
Smithfeld Center.
For the towns Of South Greek, Wells, Col
umbia, Troy, Armenia, Canton, Leroy, and
Granville, Monday, October l, at Alba.
For the towns Of Franklin, Oyerton, Al
bany, AsyGm, Monroe. the two Towaudas,
Wysox. and Sheshequin, on Monday, October
s, at Monroeton Borough.
For the towns OF Wyalusing, Pike, Her
rick, Standing Stone, Tuscarora, Terry, and
Wilmot, on Monday, October -, at Merryall.
Each Institute will commence at , o'clock,
p. m, and close on Saturday, at L, noon.
l: is expected that the teachers Of the coun-
ty, will attend at least one of these gather
ings All interested in our schools, are invited
to meet with us as frequently as possible -
Teachers will bring with them Readers, Spell
ers, Intellectual and Written Aritametics,
Music Books, and paper and pencils.
c. r. COBURN.
Towanda Aug II, 1860.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

RrLES OF SELFGovEETXEFT.- s..
mex. to the carver, If you can, al dinner.
Ask 10 woman her age.
Be civil 10 all rich uReles ana sRHis.
Never Joke with policeman
Take NO notes or gold with you to fauc!
bazar-nothing but silver
YoCr Oldest nat Of coarse, for an evening
party.
Doa't play st chess with widow.
Never contradict s nan who stutIerS-
Pu. down the blind before yo1 put On !oar
Wig
MaSe friends with the steward on board Of
. steamer, there's no knowing how sOoa yoa
may be placed IN his power
In eEery strange house it IS vel TO inquire
where the brandy is kept-cnly think If you
we're taken III in the Eight
Keep yoar own secrets Tell 10 human
being you dye yOsr EhiSkerS
Never offend butleE-ihe wretch hss too
nany caanceS OF retaliation.
Write not one letter more than !oa can help
The nan who keeps up large core<poodeDce
is martyr, tied not to the stake, boa 10 the
post
Wind up yolr e0adOei Eks yoGr watch ooc'
every DAY, eIsnining nilgtely Whether Jos
are fass o: SLOW.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06
Rs,- One of the authors of Mr.. Lineon's

R9- One of the authors of Mr. Lneolns
biography relates an interesting instance Of
the latters political sagacity. He had trum-
phantly answered that set of interrogatoreB
which Mr. Douglas calculated would crush
hirc, and in return had made up his mind that
his antagonist should be presented with col
lection. His plan was to cOmPel him, by pub
lie interrogation to reppdiate the Dred Scott
decision or the doctrine of unfriendly legisa-
tion in the Territories. Before the discussion
commenced at Freeport, Mr. Lincoln informed
his friends of his intention. They unanimous
ly counseled him to abandon his purpose !;
" for" said they, " if you put that question to
him, he will perceive that an answer giving
practical force and effect to the bred Scott
decision in the Territories inevitably loses him
the battle, and be v i'll therefore reply by affirm,
ing the decision as an abstract principle, but
denying its practical application " But
said Mr. Lincoln, If he does that be can
never be President" His friends replied,
=" That is not your lookout-you are after the
Senatorship" NO, gentlemen said he,
am killing larger gJms The battle Of 1860
is worth hundred of this" From the day
that Mr. Douglas promulgated this doctrine
Of 4" unfrieudly legislation to save himself in
Illinois, he was doomed man in all the South,
and the battle Of 1860" was won for the
Republicans though Mr. Lincoln Of course
could not know that be was to be their gallant
leader.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

PRISrER RoBsED.-The Uuea Herald gi7es
the following account Of the Vobber! Of s
printer in tia. city " A pgia,rr-as printers
sometimes wiIl-got very druak the o:hs7
night, and in the course Of his EaDdeFlngs
br0ngbs up On Whitssb0ro street, where ne
took short nap On the steps Of house. On
awakening, lie discovered tha. he had been
robbed His pockets had beea picked and
relieved Of all their ccu.euts, consisting OF q
brass rule sud = wooden comb. He lef;
thoyouchl7 cIeassi out, aud thorough! dis
gus.sd with city where . nan can not sleep
on The Sidewalk in safety
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

H@ Lorenzo Dow is still remembered By
some Of the " old foges as one Of the most
eccentric men that ever lived. On one Occa-
sion he took the liberty, while preaching, to
denounce q rich man in the community, recent
" deceased The result was an arrest, trial
for SANDER, and On imprisonment in the coul-
" jail After Lorenzo got out Of limbo
be announced that, 10 spite Of his in his opu-
ion unjust punishment he should preach ct 3
given time, q sermon about " another rich man
The popuiace was greatly excited, and crowd
ed house greeted lis appearance. With great
solemuity be opened the Hble, and read, Add
there was a rich maa who died and went TO
- = then stopping short, and seeming to
be suddenly impressed, be confined Breth-
ren, | shall not mention the place this rich
man went 10, for fear he has some relatives 10
this congregation who will sue ne 70, defana-
ton of character"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

kg 4 Vermont horseiockey boastiDg one
day Of his horse, gravey asserted that lie
could trot seventeen miles M hour.
" Seventeen miles an hour SAYS 9 bystaa-
der, guess as how that's 4 thanper"
" Ny dear fellow" replied the Green Moun,
taiueer. So seventeen miles is no great shakes
f0r the critter. now for when he vas but three
years old. the lightning killed the old mare and
chased the colt all around the pasture without
getting vi;hing striking distance Of him
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06
Tow2nda, May 2l, 1850.

A PTors DoG.-They boast Of remarkable
dog dawn ia Alabama. He is g small dog,
rather on the fierce order, but for three years,
with only three or four exceptions, rain or
shine, hot or cold, with company or without, be
has not failed 10 attend divine service every
Sabbath at the neighboriRg chuFeh. lie seems
TO knoH iaStiactiEey when the time comes.-
L. happened oEce that the dog had gone in
the early part Of the week to spend few days
at a house some miles from home ben
Saturday evening" came. however, he wen!
home as usual aud on the next morning be
presented himself at church. /: makes ne
difference whether any Of the family 90 TO
chuEcA or not, he IS always at MS post More
over, when there, be behaYes himself as good
dog shoaId He stations himself near the
door, and if any profaRe hog or COW comes
rambling too ReaF, be as noIseiessly ss posi-
ble drives them away. AID what IS remark
Die, considering the customs prevailing 10 many
Of our churches, he has never been seen 10
laugh or talk, or to attract attention or dis
turb the service during all the time.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

SILENT INYLUEScE-Itist the bubbling spring
which flows gently, the little rivulet which
runs along day aud night by the farm house,
that is useful, rather than the swollen food, or
the warning cataract. Niagara excites our
wonder and we stand amazed ct the power
and greatness Of God there, as he 'pours it
from the hollow of his hand But one Niagara
IS enough for the continent or the world
while the same world requires thousands and
tens of thousands of silver fountains and gently
flowing rivuets that water every farm meadow
and every garden, and that shall flow every
day and every night with their gentle, quiet
beauty So with the acts Of our lives. Il i:
no. by great deeds, like those Of the martyrs
that good is 10 be done; it is by the daily quiet
virtues of life the meek forbearance, the spirit
Of forgiveness in the husband the father, the
mother, the brother, the sister, the friend, tht
neighbor, that good is to be done.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

MUsQrr-oEa Mosquitoes, slrs somebody,
love beef blood better than they DO any that
flows in the veins of human kind Just put 9
couple of generous pieces on plates, near your
bed a: night, and yog Will sleep untr0ubled by
these pest: In the morziug yol viii find them
fall aud stupid With the beef blood, ali the
meat Sucked as dry as a cork
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06
TOWANDA: :
Thursday Morning, September 6, 1850
seIeeteS qoetp.
From The Atlantic Monthly for September
THE CHILDREN's HOUR.
BY HESEY wADswuRTH LoSGFKLLOw.

EY HESEY wADswORTH LOSGFELLow.
E4,ween the dark and the daylight,
When the night is beginning to lower,
Comes a pause in the days occupation
That is known as the Children's Hour.
rbear in the chamber above me ~
The patter ofHttie feet,
The sound Of 4 door that is opened,
And voices soG and sweet.
.gron nv study see in the lamphsht,
Descending the broad hall stair, .........
Crave Alice and laughing AlleSra,
And Edith with golden hair
4 whisper. and then = silence:
Ye. I know by their merry eyes
They IRE plotting and planning together
To take me 10y surprise.
sudden rush from the stairway,
sudden raid from The hall
By three doors lel unguarded
They enter my castle wall!
Tsey climb up into my turret
DER the arms and back Of my chair;
III try 10 escape they surround my
They seem to be eyeTywnere.
They almost deyour me with kisses,
Tdeir arms about ne entwine,
Tia think Of the Bishop OF Bugen
Ia ffS Mouse Tower on the Rhine!
p, v,g think, blue-eyed oan6itti
R-,s,sc you have scaled the wall,
Ssc1 a. old mu>Jache s. an
!, no, $ match for yoV all
nave you fas:in my fortress,
Srs MI. not l,r yuu depart.
G-t put you down into the dungeons
n the roaadIower u nay heart.
Ar.3 ttssre VII keep You forever,
Yes. forever and day,
III the nails ,h-I crumJie . ruin,
4E4 U III tc- Ia dust away
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

WoK-H TgYTSG Coal oil is said to be 6
sure destroyer Of bed bags Apply plentiful
where they most do congrsgate. The cure is
eEect0al sSi permanent Gilt frames, chan
deIjers, e., rubbed lightly over with coal Gil,
will no. lie disturbed by fes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

% Personal resPectabilily Is totally il
dependent Of large income rs greatest
secret i seIf-respect Poverty can never de-
grade those who never degrade themselves by
vain preteRce or dupicii!.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

~A Texas psper says Of Gen. San Hoas-
ton that he looks feeble II healta- he aoS
goes upon $ crgtch, because Of la1eoess IN one
Of his ankles the effect Of Eoaad Te,siFed 81
Sa- J-cicfe.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

~ Swinging is said by the doctors TO Be .
good exercise for the health, bat many poor
wretch has come to bis death by il.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

~ Are We teaching G. sre We rot? Are
We giving bread or giving Poisoa Is It the
frui: OF the tree Of life, or the fruIt Of the
t-ee Of knoslsd-e cnlv ? which, if it makes
u Ike unto Gods, drives us OF: OF paradise at
the sane tine. which re are holding forth 70
orr pupiIs- These are monent0ls QGesuo1s--
Frg
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

E When yea have spoken the W0Ta :
reigns over yoa; bat While it il not yet sPo-
ken, you reign over IL
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

n= The parent who visits the school most
: sa-s 10 get the most Of the teachers service
Advise vour teacher bat DO uot slsuder hin.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-06

E@ Ignorance Is ever assuming aEd 1910.
erant. bgt honiIity = ths test Foundation q
-ral EOrh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-01
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