Mr. Greeley_replied by Mating that it was a slant
at only such members who refused to do right.
Mr. Schenck.—Thati., it is a slant against , such
members as refuse lo vote as the members from
Neiw York votes.
Mr. Schenck Mated the course whie.h be inten
ded to pursue relative to his own mileagz,anffthen
yoked Mk-Greely if he denominated that course a
dishonorible one.
Mr: Greely disclaimed charging dishonor bench
eases.
Mr. Murphy next.got ile floor, when, on motion,
the Committee rose
Mr. Vinton offered a resohition,' which was adow.
.ed, limiting the debate on the Civil and Diplom:d
ie Appropriation bill to one hour, at the neat sitting
of the Committee.
Mr. Belcher, from the Committee on Mileage,
submitted a report.
Objection was made to it 4 reading by Mr. Ste
phens, which objection was sustained.
On motion, the House arijotunerl.
Proceedings of the Penn'a Legislature.
• t Hatirusnuttc, Jan. 9.
Horse or RcearszarrarivEs.—Prayer by the
Rev. Mr. Messick.
The Speaker announced that the Clerk had 'ap
pointed Alex. S. Brewste:, J. C. Malory and Fran
co) Humes Transcribing Clerks.
On motion. an election was held for officers, when
Daniel McCleary was elected Serg eant-at-Arms,
Emanuel Zeigler, Doorkeeper, and Lewis Frank,
Messenger.
The committee to apportion and refer the several
items of the Govemor•s message made report as in
structed. The committee on rules also reported,
and their report was laid - over for one day.
fsn motion of Mr. Evans. of Chester, the use of
the Hall was granted to Solomon W. Roberts. civil
engineer, who proposes to deliver a lecture ibis
evening upon the subject of a great Western rail
road th rough Ohio and Pennsylvania_
On motion of Mr. Rest, the Canal Commission
ers were requested to inform theltouse how much
mosey is due to agents and laborers employed up
on the public works, and also how long they have
been due. Adopted.
On motion of Mr Rutherford, the Douce order
ed the printing of 2500. in English and 500 in Ger
man of the Canal Commissioners' report.
Mr. Eshelman introde•ed a resolution for a com•
mittee of three (to act with a committee of the Se
mite) to report upon the propriety of establishing a
daily record of the proceedings of the legislature
Senate bill N 0.7, to enable Francis W. Hughes
to sell real estate, passed three reatlings.
Mr. Swartzwelder read in
. place a bill supple
mentary to the act to encourag6 the del elopment
of the mineral resources of the Commonwealth;
also a bill to incorporate the Chartier Coal Co.
Mr Comma a bill suppleinOtaltry to the act itteor
potating the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. .
Mr. Stubbs. a bill to renew the charter of the
Good Spring Creek Coal and - Navigation Company.
Also, a bill to graduate lands on a high taxes are
Otie, and a,i,mused to the Cow monwealth.
Adjourned for want of something to do.
SrN t - rr.,—TLS journal of )esterday havtti been
read :Ind approveJ, the pennons were presented
1.%. Mr .srs. 13c-t. Streeter, and other=.
Mr. Johnson. from the Coinnunee on the Judi(
ctary, to which was referred the hill to aixtlish the
District Court of Lancaster County ; reported it wittt
an :intendment '•
T he.ful lowin2 uipA witre. pacseil :
on*:
~ • .
Mr Savery. frorilhe CiTimitlee . on Corporationl,
to which was ro ferret! the stippfe.ment to.the act to
incorportite the Byberry7and Bensalem Turnpike
Ci ,ireported.it :t unattained. if !was then taken
in
l i . ead a second time • d ordered to be engrdsk,
e r a thitil leatlin,g.' f .or
Biys rc,id iv Place.— f -.Mr. Lewis,• to ezeriipt
certain certificates of loan from taxation ibr corpo
tan° and municipal purposel t r •.
iiyi Mr. Al:minas, to auiho4ze Hannah F. Jones
.and Elizabeth F. Chambers ,I 0 dispose of. certain
red, estate 4
Hy Mr. Richards, relative to the Delaware Bridge
Cote pan y' al Pottstown", Montgomery county.
By Mr. Frick, a suppleinenflo the act to incor
porate the Lykeits Valley Coal Company, and to
‘ authorize the opening of a road in Honeadale, Wavle
COllll - v.
On motionof Mr. Konizmneher. the Senate took
up on second reaction. the billto abolish the District
Court of the city and county of Lancaster.
Kenigmaelier offerer an amendment inereas•
'
in! , the salary eif the President Judge of the Quarter
Se.-inn from ....1600 to 2000, '
Messrs. Konigmacher, Bradley, Small and Strine
.advocated the amendment, and Messrs. Johnson
and King opposed it.
The question having been taken, the amendment
was.reierted—yea 9, nays 20, and the bill was
'then rea4 a third time and passed. Adjourned.
Szarre.-.--The Journal of yesterday having beet
read and approved, the Speaker presented a corn
munication Imin the Select anti Common Councils
of Philadeirliia. enclosing the Annual Report of the
Girard Estate, and also that of the Building Com
mittee. Laid m the table.
Mr. Cribb, on leave, introduced a hill to repeal
the act to incorporate the Erie and Ohio Railroad
company. Haring been read a first time, and
being upon the second reading, Mr. Johnson mov
edits reference to die Judicary Committee.
Mr. Crabb streououAly opposed the 'motion and
the discussion was kept tip at great length by Messrs_
;",latthias. ll:rnj - f.er, Johnson, Brooke, Small and
Mason. The motion to refer was finally rejected.
14 to 17, and the bill was then read a second time
and ordered-to be engrossed for a third reading.
Johnson, from the joint Select Committee.
repotted that Friday, at 12 o'clock, in the hall of time
House of Representativel,pad been fixed upon as
the time and place to count the votes given for
Governor. The report being agreed to. the Speak.
Pr appointed Mr. Crabb the teller on (impart of the
senate.
BIM read is plea —By Mr. Best, to incorporate
tt,e Pot sville snd Danville Telegraph Co.
Mr. Mathias submitted a report from :he commit•
tee appointed to than rules for the government of
the Senate. The said rules were taken tip for con
sideration, but were undisposed of at the hour of
adjournment •
Bills Signed.—The Governor has signed the hill
relative to the ,estate of lames Coleman, deceased ;
the bill authorizing the Humane Engine Company
to sell real estate, and the bill supplementary to the
act to confirm the file of the Geri, Greene lene6•
oral Society to certain ground rents. Adjoureed •
Houss:.—nte house was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Cost.
The Secretary of the Commonwealth informed
the House that the Governor had signed certain
bills.
_(Mentioned in Senate report)
The Speaker presented the' nnual report of. the
Girard estate. from the Councils o! Philadelphia.
Air. Meek submitted a joint inMrvcting resolution
againet .flriz•zing in the Navy.. •
Mr. Winialllg offered.eiesolutiun In instruct the
Committee on .the Militia System to bring in a bill
t o abolish militia trainings and to encourage volun
teer comprutie* After some opposition the resolu
tion was wr e reed—yeas 58, nays 36.
Mr. Eshelmhn, from the Joint Comm inee on the
.subjeccmade a report providing for the election of
State Treasurer, on Friday next, at 12 o'clock, M.
Agreed toi and Mr. Stockwell was appointed teller
on the part of the House.
On motion of Mr. Little, the doorkeeper of the
House was directed to'employ an additional assist
ant
On motion of Mr. Errs, of Chester ; the Canal
Com Missioner . .vas reiiiiesteil to furnish a state
ment of the expenses of keeping up the inclined
piano at Philadelphia.
Cholera has become extinct at New York. It
in reported by the Sanitary Committee that there
have been-no casesat the quaratilihe for the last
three days.
Gay. GAMES is 10 take command of the Southern
division of the army.
111RRI.4DURG., Jan. 10
HAaarsuuxtc. January 11
DIED,
liNTlngfrehl. a ?dada', the en df ititentbei; 448, fdr.
ELE42I:II NORMAN, aged TI yews.
; ij
At a regular meeting cfkbE Arnithlie f iit4 . 0
of O. P., the *Mowing *ramble and vesphieions waft imam
snootily adapted - • • . .! 1 •!'t ;
Whereas, our worthy brother.PdArtrett Ifilbsuot.tatfipsia.
field, bas been taken from us by death t.rivereforts4, •,, „
lhesolved. That we deeply feel tbe bereavement dull lambi:
fatten us in the of our respected brother.
Resolved, Thai we heartily • sympathize with the relatives
who have hemealled to morn Iha loss•of theitaktop•friewi
R e volved. That the tneroberi or this ! t rage weer eistpe for
so days. n• a token of respeet we bear Room dertmsed Mother.
Resolved. That these proceedings.be printed in °aloof a o ,,
Parer of thnCotroty. H. H. ecIILY, secretory.
New rAbtintisrments.
NEW `ARRANGEIENT AT - 11 E
NEW DRUG STORE
In VIM ..7831111114
HAVING made arrangements with Dr. C. K.LADD
the subscriber takes pleasure in onnouncing that
the Doctor will . hereallse give his personal attention
wholly to his business.
The Drugs and Medicines will be ander the Doctor's
supervision, whose skill and espedeues in physics can
not. be questioned. jy t 6 11.
OLD DRUG STORE,
Mo. I. Brick Bow,
CONTINUED BY DOCTOR HUSTON & PORTEJL
THIS large, extensive, and miscellaneous stock, more
complete than any found in this section of coun
try, every article having been selected with great.care
dy Doctor Porter in person, will now be offered to the
public—as cheap as can be parkins! elsewhere.
Physicians, who cannot come aid exarninelour stock
can depend upon all articles they wish to send fur.
In addition to the assottment of Drugs and Medicines
the ,tick extends to Dye Stuffs, Family Groceries, Li
quors of all kinds, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, lifseella
nevus articles, Patent Medicines. ste. 4c.
Having been app.iinted agent fir most all the Renu
ine Popular Patent Medicines, we assure the public i sts
will not •offer any that are counterfeit, as we will not buy
or arcept an agency from those speculators, who, by
timer imitations' impose upon the country with their
spurious Drugs. .
On account of the great importance to the public-and
character ofPhysicians, that pure unadulterated medi
cines shoulne administered, it will, we hope, induce all
—Phyrccians or not' Physicians—to make their pur
chase. at No. I. Brick Row.
AHEAD OF ALL!!
B. KINGSBERY & Co.
STOP ERIEND! Now is the time! If you wish'
to buy goods cheap, call on B. KINGSBERY &
Cn. They are now selling good* as cheap, (if not a
Hula cheaper) than they can be bought at Owego, Bmg
hamion or Elmira. If you don't believe it, call and
examine their goods, which for quility and cheapness
were never before offered in this market. We have,
and shall constantly keep on hand, a large assortment
of Dry Goode, Groceries, 11.trchrore and Crockery.
Don't forger to call and examine their goods before
pure;
rising elvswhere. ' Towanda , J3'1.16./848
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EETINGS.—A large stork of Sbeetinns for sale
heap by .jy 10 B. KINGSBERYar. CO.
Ai FFS.—A nice article of lynx. jenette ard coney
i muffs, for sale by B. KINGSBERY & CO.
'ETATS AND CAPS.—SiIk and fur Hats, red.plush
141- Caps, Henry Clay'do., Buena .Yista and Boy's
cl6th caps, at B. KINGSBERY & CO.
HA db ALPACCAS.—The best assort.
Diem in town at B. KIM.SBERY & CO.
• pTB.-11 you want to find cheap Prints. drnp
Into B. KINGBBERY & CO.
• LAST' ARRIVS. OF
A\T-1-YrEit- . GOODS I
H. S. & M. C. MERCUR,
T_TAVE. the pleasure of announcing to the public
1.1 that they are now receiving soother large and
general assortment of GOODS.
Towanda, Dee. 1 , 1848.
NEW GOODS AT THE
CENTRAL STORE !
N°:oPeninla tteai"ve establishmentav
g eandtnt as so r t mento FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, Which will be sold m very low
rates. Business at this establishment conducted upon
fair and honest principles. You have our thanks for
past favors and we hope fora continuance of the same
as we are bound wadi Goads Cheap. •
Towanda. Dec. 4. 1819. N. N. BETTS.
THE LATEST ARRIVAL
MORE NEW GOODS.
\yr E are now receiving and opening a new and
V general assortment of Goods just from the Qua
ker City, end we confidently say they cannot be beat
for variety, neatness of style, quality or quantity ; and
they must and shall be sold as low as the same goods
can be bought this aide of the city. Our stork is full
and complete, consisting of every thing mankind sand
in nerd of. The stock is made up of Dry goods, Grp
°Prim Hardware, Crockery. Iron and Nails.
Oita, Glass, Varnish, Dye-atuffs. Boots,Bhoes. 'Leather.
Fish, Salt, and in fact everything- that is in demand.—
Persons making purchases will do, well to call and ex.
amine'our Mock before purchasing, as we make no
charges fur showing goods.
DRY GOODS,
A good and cheap variety of Alpaca-as, Gingham',
Oregon plaids and Delano', a large and good swoon
men' of Cloths Cossinteres, inttinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
sattin and silk vestings, • table diaper. brown and blue
cotton end brown and blue linen tsl.te cloth, ANTI of
all sizes prices and descriptions, Buffalo robes, Sheet.
Mg., shining' both brown and bleached, Hata and caps
of thg latest styles. wool shins and drawers,. Carpet
hags, gloves and mittens, Hosiery , any luantity of cot
ton yarn and carpet yam, white and adored on or
at,ich will he sold cheaper for
.cash, than at s'ny other
establishment in town.
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lILLIOTT & TOMKINS
Towanda, Nov. 16.
ADVIINISI'R%TOWS NOTICE
ALLpentane indebted to the estate of ELEAZER
NORMAN, deed., lam of Springfield enship, era
-hereby requested to mike payment without delay, and
'hoer having Maims against said .estate will please pre.
Bent them duly authenlested for settlement. -
JOHN NORMAN,
ISAAC COOLEY,
Administrators.
January 3. 1348
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. •
ALL persons indebted to the e st ate of John - Endtine ,
dec'd., late of Herrick township, are hereby relines.
tell to make payment without delay, and these hawing
claims against said estate will please present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
MARGARET ERKSINE,
JOHN ERSKINE,
Herrick, Jannery.3. IRJ9. Administrators.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
THE undersigned, hav,ing been appointed an Audi
tor by the Orphana Court of the County of Brad
ford to audit the administration account of John F. eat
take, adminitrator of the good. and chador' which
were of William .Benno. late of said County, dec'd.
will attend to the duties of his said'. appointment at
lus office in Towanda Borough on Tueiday the 80th
day of Januiry 1849 at two o'clock P, M. of which
all persons interested will take notice.
HENRY BOOTH.
MAIM.
Towanda. Dee, 2616, 1818
Al) I NIOTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of IRA PEAR
/1 ROLL, deceased, late of Ulster tosrnhisp, are
hereby requested to make payment without delay, and
those having claims against said estate will please Pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN BO W MAW,
SUSAN PEARBOLL,
Ulster, Danaher 4, AR 48. Administrators.
" It, • -
Lk:" a• , - •
"Ghds ifarßbnalt arelistifr - UCH: .
• - DAIARTLETT,;.. - k zift
R neer opimingli brie iibleVandetiffitailtr
iaititYbf
IGOODS; Medea aiktilharkreatrif iiiidleingid
andereval adiiiitairs in the cities Of leeir Verit'arid •
Philadelphii-taking aataniage of 1141 - iambi, eotidi
tiob of both tomtit's—and h teing' in view the motto
abriveitis ioliodiglit That tie eidAnd
oorable wipe es the ties"; ana will el:elegem to iitibm 'to
community the advantage of buying from thoselibaboy
Towanda, *art% Id4e. ' •
TOW ANDA NEW CHEAP,
CLOTHING STORE
MBE subsenler has opened a C urrninsr Snots. two
A. doors north of the Pntdie Egnme, on' Mein :tree!.
(nearly opposite the new brick tavern flow being
ed by C.'L.Watd; Esq.), where he will krepeanstantry
on hand, and for sale •at the lowed .poisiTtler priers, a
lame and grneral assortment of - HEADY MADE
CLOTHING. such as • ' "-
COATS PANTS, VESTS, SAT-BOSOMS; CRAVATS
VATS
Collars, Stocks, Suspenders, Clore. Hatiety Drawers,
Flcnincl r7ndershirts. •
He has also on hand and is constantly receiving, a
large assortment of '
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS 1
such as Silks, Satins, Merest . Um, ihc.. silo( which will
be made up to order on short notice and on reasonable
terms. The minimaxr having been a Practical Tailor'
for rho last 15 years, in the city of New Took, flatters
himself that he can give satisfactionlo ell-who may fa.
Tor him with their patronage.
His Clothing hi all made up under his, own impac
tion, and he has therefore no hesitancy in recommend
ing it to these who wish to purchase.
03' CUTTING and MAKING CP for persons who
prefer to furnish rh:ir own materials; and Cutting done
fur persons who wish to have their gar Immo made else
where—all of which shall be done with - neatness and
despatch.
The subscriber Is also agent for A. Wheeler's Report
of 'Fashions, which be can furnish to such as are want
ing. on reasonable terms. D. A. !SMITH.
Towanda, June 8, 1818.
HARDWARE, a good assortment, including Iron
Steel, Nails, dre. at No. 2, R.R. Fox's.
IRON, Iron—A good snot ttnent of Iron. for sale at
the new Hard Were Store. D. LORD.
Towanda, Nov. 7,1848. ,
BONNETS.—A choice selection of Flowner. hies,
China pearl, Pamela, Leghorn, and other fashion
able styles of ladies and misses" Bonnets. very cheap;
also 'Bonnet ribbons, artificial', wreaths. &,,.
may 17 KINGSBERY & CO.
‘OIN ER'S TOOLS .— A good assortment of Bead.
J. Moulding aid . Minch PLANES. Itiouving Plow*.
and other Joiner's Tools, jest received from the mien.
factory, and for sale by by 0. D. BARTLE rr.
Writ NTED. Beef Rides, Tallow and Grain of all
V V kinds, on all demands, if delivered by the first
day of February next. E. SMITH & CO.
Towanda, Noy.
DRY GOODS,
A MONG our Dry Goods may be found almost every
11 variety of Drys.. Googv, wash as plain Black. Maid
and silk striprd Alp Ica, figured drlaines amteashmenes,
plain a•ul • silk striped mohair tuaters, English and
F.enri kferinova, rnmrh, scotrh and American
Gingham., black, plaid and striped dress stlka,besides,
great variety of other goods not worth while to he man
mined. Gall and are for yourselves at the Central
Store. if d 4 N. N. B. , •
L,IST OF LETTERS remaining in the P. 0 at
Troy, quarter e,tling December 31at 1848.
Armstrong Miss Sarah Landon J U -r
Allen Melon . Loomis Hcnry
Allen Samuel Lewis Remington 5,
Avery Abijeh or Wm I.v man Miss Betsey 2 ~
Averill 'Palma kteDoriell Mimi Sarah'
Boyce Wm McNaught 11 alcomb
Bacon Crash' I. Merrett Ji
Ballard 0 P 6 Mallory Ja
tii 7
Bullock Miss Emma Maynard A Ear
-Casey Chas • 3 Morse Lorenz
• Clutha Robt . Mitchell Leroy
Cummins Chas W Mcirrison.Andrew
Cease Henry , Mammon MissSaphrina i i
Chapman Miss Christina Mullet' Lords • .
,
DeWitt Wm Picking Geo IW / .1'
Dorn Thomas Pierre Witill
Dewitt James Piercejkielsiiir
Dodge Eld Calvin Phillips Joseph
Email Edward Ramsey MiursEiVilll
Everett Jphn 2 Roblison 'Mira Holdah
Fleming Freight R Ruggles Leri.nard
Furman Paul R..ekwell CI
Fanning Fred H. 2 Strang Mimi Christina
Fitch & Ballard Tears John.
Hazard E W 2 'Thomas Mes Jane .. •
Homeleton Amos Webber M - Rosins 2
Hancock Miss linsaha Wood M . Lmily
Johnson Alfred Williams ties Hannah
Kline /Anson A Wolf Mi Martha
Knight J.weph Wright, N. U. ,
Knights Win White .. Bard
' 1.. R NYC:4', P. M".
. EXPEDITION TO OA I
THE undersigned are prcparin
Califoinis, and are desirous .f
to engage in it. The• welt
„know
tory renders it unnecessary fur u I
meats to join. It is proposed to t
April. and take the Sante Fe rou ••
plication may be made bit lett ,
subscribers at Rome Bradfotd c
Rome Jan. I. 1849,
Tpor EOISTER'S NOTICES. I
to all persons interested, I
Stephen H. Stites, administ t
man E. Walker, dee'd, late o 7
Chaney P. Mitchell and '
trators of William Mitchell, It
Julius Russell, admioist
Gibbs, late of Windham, d •
Frederick FiCher, Guar
John W. and Elias S. MI
Mil cr-dec'd —hare filed a
Register of Wills. in and I
the accounts of their say.
estatis aforesaid, and th
to the Orphan's court of i
sth day of Febuary die
once.
Register's Office. To
0112,711114151 N • PieUrgilf 041,2010
pity an order of tbe I rpbans' court of Bradford Co.,
.1-.1 will be exposed fublia sale, an Bquand ly. the
20th day of January 1843, An 1 o'clock, P.M., upon
the premises, the fol in property, to nit : certain
piece or perrs4 of I .d, situate, IYlng ahr! belngin Ibe
township of Troy, nty aforesaid, lace ,tbe @date of
Wm. Knox, dec. bounded on tbalinda (A ....Awn)
east by land of .1 es De Witt.souMt by land of'/Wm.
Morrison wen by , s highway .lent'Eng-Ilioni
to Troy. Contai ng one hundred um, or thersoboum
Athendance es and toms made known on dlls,
of sale. CHAS DRAKE. Administrator
Granville, I 19, 1848. of Wm. ICnon, deed.
REMOVAL ..
THE Ow . lbw has-removed his largelitock of Dry
Goods.. rocerios, eardwarei Crorkeri,,Books ik.
Stationery • &c,, to tho,New Brick .13lockreesksids
of main st
F t
two doors South of the Public Square.
his friends . the public. are IesEWSWAY laYOl . to
call . • ' . : eJ. KINGSBERY.I
Tasman , t1e....20th. Ifilft.. -
l
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_AV SBHOOL BOOKS.
3Aft-,1V0L3. putdinhal hy..the . Anseriaug Roadsy
XIV School Uoionond , far sale kr* in. qnsznities
gre'23i 0. D. BARTLETT,
to quit pi
STOP 1 INOINVITtit, ', (` T
HAVE A liVplikl)lllsAr It youari al any
IL thne iii want lit Intritg qi-ripytee . rtmit ma
its • feiemyliftithile plillei-Wat-a-D:d. H ki.i.V-42.
k av• , ft kmtesturpty.iiiiiii7divaisitteesbadle, iipd
il l
"nu tar bur to-beCia-adisitigswitios.iik seal' oilier
060' s% osuol;Brpsifsrakraustroind lam iiivlstyea
red 4 we se fessir el regretting. asy-Imardasimmins.Y
make.; Don't forget itil mautr. J. J. C.-
T9Taada, Doc. 41. I.3tri.
FORNIA.
en expedition to
proeunng persons
Inches of that tern
to hold out induce
'tart about the Ist of
, •ia St.Loois. Ap..
A pr otherwise to the
b. Pa.
: M. CRANMER,
. C. MANN.
Notiee iiheretty given
1101 of the estate of Gil
Burtingtnn ;
/abet Mitchell Adatinis-
Jee'd late of Tray:
Or of the estate of Joseph
tan of Joseph P., Men C.
er, minor children of Mark
settled is the office of die
for the coon" of Bradford,
stedmieirtralione eieni , the
the same will he preeretted
Aid county, en Mot;tlayo the
„ fur whet -motion and
BLACK, Reg.
ands, Jan. 1 1 1.849.
IBM=
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Al' 15: b:PAtt;"
Stove, Tin, J copper,
SIEr-IRIMITACIGET
TN frfontanyW New Block. shown Nem& en the
.1 •euetb Maratha public sqrrare. 4o , better wi t illotagee
perhaps, than' at any other vireo is or out.of:Surpnal
county. „.
D. C. HALL resperifullyinfo-ms his frienda, th e
that he has now fur sale at his NEW STORE.
a parrot antithuice aseettmeut of .81DV,Es, of all
Wars and patterns, which he is prepared, 1 0,4 1 4 al.'s/ 60 k"
sale or retail, or rechange fur csuatry produce ellen the
most accommodating terms. Among his stock are the
..„
Au tight Complete, (all vireo) : 'Ste tart's Air tight,
Rough and Ready do . Re rolriita Allrany
eilY d(ti. Rrpnbfican do. , antra) N. Y. Back
eye, hot ate ocen, - wills ratty toß t Prezniunt Ram ;
1%. /, 2,3, 4,5, 6, ff the most unproved patterns,:
Air Parlor gloves, all sizes ; tiix plates. all
sizes ; Cannon stooes, an ereeUent at title for lica,
taverns, stores, 0.; Radiator Parlor stores; Key
stone p atent stoves ; all sizes Band tar store. d;e.
4,000. lba. of Ronda and A MPIiCIIII STOVEPIPE.
ready-made; also, Draw an& Copper Kettles, of grafiait ,
patterns, uisether witb a general assortment of -Dram
and Copper Ware.
AL us.
600 Lud Tubs, with a choke amortfOritt of even
article in the Tin ware line, w which the attittion of
Matchanta. Pedlar*, Families and Llonackeepers gene
rally is invited.
The laishest price still be laid for old cmtings,
nipper end beam. Grain, Turkeys; Chickens. and alt
kinds of .matkeiable produce will be received in py•
meat fur Stoves, Tinware, &c.
E'er ewes, sbeetiren„cop?er sn'd dowers , , his soul.
mew is complete. lie returns his - thanks to . Itie of
customers, to whom, and the public he renews his in•i•
tadun to sive him • cell before On:basing eb.tehere;
Don't esearake the nlact—but remember H ALTP3 south
side of the Public Square. in Montanyes Block.
Toresulla Dee. 12, 111413. D.C. SALT.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE,
AT Tug
'EP GIPII4 gi aI.IM rZa TP
TUE Subsextber respectful
- ly infunns the citizens of To
sande that he has opef , eil a
litatint in the Finn Block,
one door west of Woodrurs
- - ... (lusenteht Mary) and
"diet 'eaves/ to keep ronsainitly on band, and supply
thous who wish the meats of "good liming." with Salt
and Fresh Beef. Mutton. Lamb, Veal, Pork, of the
finest quality and in the best order.
)- Candles ik Soap by the Los or pouctil. constant
ly kept on hand and for sale at low prices.
Towanda. Ans. 29.1&19. A. HAWT.EV.
NEW COODS.'.
; Jail receiving a large 9nd Rich Stock of
' New Fall and Winter goods . , at
•
e-10,„44. F.Ol 'S CHEAP STORE. '
WHICH for variety, quality and cheapness will well
coupon, with an) ttsing of the kind in the Cobo
1, Any one who will do me the favor t o call an d
ine ty of my Goods 1 think can't fail to besaited
Ors.:l r.to,
k.,. , quality and price. The stock iocludess great
t ot .. Rich New Styles of DRIB Goods arch as
, led, Blue. Pink and Scarlet all worsted
, `Filed Cashmeres, Thilatt Cloiha, l cocurgs,
-:• *laid Illad.uutan, Plaid' DeLanes, Black Plaid,
F
wed iud Silk warp Alpaca, Black Bombazine.
French and Scotch Cinemas, also, French, English,
l American Cloth!, 'Cassimeres and vesting& Sheet
i ga. Shiitings. Ticking, Cotton Yarn, Wicking, Wad
ing. Batting and a choice lot of Freeh Grneefes, Fish
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Crockery, Boots sod Shoes all
of which will be so at very low Prices, at
i sold
E. T. FOX, Ni 2, Brick Row.
Towanda, Oct, Id, 184 R.
oo Ts & s HOES, Sale and upper leather, Alan
1.1 a full assortinssit of Lady's shoes, Gaiters, Busk
ins, Slips, walking shoes. A good stock of Buys,
kli.ses, and children,: mess, youths boys, and &ark.
roan* and kip boots. Also a best rate article of La
dy's Gents. Miss. and Chikle Rubber*. selling vary
cheap at n 14 FOX'S, Na. Lid. Row.
Al i P. FFS A great variety
,of all and
.1.1 winch wall be sold at • trifling Outman from city
coat.
, i A few rich black and natural lynx. Also swans
Ow trimming. tippets and victorinra, for sale clasp
at , nl4 ?0X 8. No. 2 B. R.
DOZ tiplentfid beery bordered fine linen hdkfa:
for 141 eta. at FOX'S No. 2. Brick Row.
HRDWARS.—Iron, nails„ Liles, and a superior
article of carpenters adze, basil saw., wood Mini.
auge slater , shovels, butts and screws, files, knives
and m
r, w
kt, a few new 51 do., looking glasses. and in
fact general assortment of Hardware which is for
sale heap at nl4 FOX'ff, No. 4, U. R..
HI MERV of every description, gents. cotton and
, worsted base. lailys white billet( and colored me
rino* also white black ind slate e.dored enwiii how,
cheaper than ever at FOX'S, Nn. 2,!. R.
Cassimeres and Vesting,s. 4 splendid lot
lJ lof the best and cheapest French English and
Aniritan cloths , fine doubki ward. dee skin and fancy
casmews, and a first rate *set. of Vesting*.
Poaitively these are the ben bargains ever offered in
r.opkta. Call and are at- FOX'S No. 2, B. R.
A 1
ONS sore of those cheap and beautiful Sugars.
4 , leo T.;* at lower prices than ever and Coffee to
mar Groceries ; all kinds of Grocees fresh and in rood order,
zee article warranted.—Markrel end Codfish &e., at
nI 4 ' FOrS. Na. 2, B. Rm..
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LOB N lIITOL. ›.. .4 14,111,171 ITS.
Completion of the North Branch (Anal !
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BRISTOL
& SMITH,
AVING fanned a colannektip in the manure&
tore of BOOTS & SHOES. at the old nand
the doors north-of Widen at. would respeendly inform
their trietuls and the public, that they will parry on the
basiOese in aft. ita Inane/ma—keep on bandana. intim to
.orS r everything . ht their tine ; n the neatest manna! and
in • Jaunt stile.
eiving that they can do as gnod or heifer work
than an be. bad elsewhere they would say 10. ihdro Fish-.
log food , joareir line to give theist 6 call, andthay
shall be matand. *quirt:et tione.on Stitt notice.
Pro a d g t:e t e ul a
t et: i : 431 : m kin 't ax i! work . Hides
les
wan ted in exehange hor'BOots and Shoes end Lia - dter.
Toiepodailec. 14.18111. . B. dr.:l4,
IB : an:twder of the Orphans! Conn of Bradford ea.
N.
..y n o l i tle Fe t br sP "" i tt e ry, 1 1 134 1 7.. W at ic 'R7iii le 'e . l o oe n k. 8 p 4 po T n Ilt tl?e :4 itte.. l '
„ dui.
proapenpleeey9orrTparortionlnorx,raitidniniiiiT.
deed'.,
bitrct a , n64 ' Ae on te .
I 66 oath by Sohn - Wilont; milli& east by Willi'soi in..
lon e south by Dieiiion iit p , end itest by Main strdet,
r
containing "shard twAntyrfont,estetre folk. .
Ah al
endanie sisal, and tentortnaaa r - thb day.
d i ode—! „ . - 1411!„- inwn Or
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r o t NIEL LORD tAkes 1164 IlriCttlO ] Or itrotthirre: thn iterahitant 4 of Graaf ted asOntyr intaVtlinsijaiarato. ,
ek;untry, that he ha, remAed hibt atork to NION*P - A N. YE'S, BRiCK STUltb". in l'ulooditki
in . readjnrea to wait. opOn : hit oltVccrooiticrs.eatel it's many new .onea wish ace purr-haso gouda obi* Ili*
coat or approved credit. His stock 's Intim and conk• fa in y4svot . theroikwringartacleintvinr: !nulls
Iron. Nails. Copper. Tin. Zinc. ea iron. rroapri. SpaA VWiet_ 3l .3•P‘,ifB:,;,
" Y
...titt t
Vices. Blacksmith•s bellows and sereto phecs,Log
' Hooks and Hirriii.'Whooelrund 4 r.miTs. SowskX !c44.,cir.cul4g-ssetd:- 3 •
t panel do.. .Riegurs, C7riirls, Ilrads„.. Tricks. Butts. Skala and L . •
II agon box's, Well and Cistern Pumps, Leal •
all sizes. .1 go )-1 assortment of t'arpewer'i •
ik Joins' rs tools, 4. Muse trimmings. -
THE NEW
Devi Jelly the hest store foe Farmer's um; it is dietimpti.htsl for - the Tiheral size of its OVerrima
a'tsehed a Summer nature. upon the hurler hake of Which the waStf boiler ent, theinhy teodeti try hitt
capacity equal to a Ida 'hailer stove. Goals esn be that'll:4li I from , the fire4kot Aireetlyintat•ithe'firh
tyre, by bring drawn forward without the use of the shovri. The- top of the osenls moettetlitrattArottplete
to prevent en excess of heat Ivan the antes. baking; it can 1w remavell it the hest inedeidAtabstinesussed.
The oven "NUJ he found to hake with great -uniformity in ell ha pans. Oeet 100 of these stoves:tem been.
son witbi,L the last ihrre months, anti riven entire satisfsetion.
Persona wi..bing to purchase these stove.. can hive tltr privilece of vitamin' Orin in tow ai tine
invite. if they do not work -IS recommended in evecv respect. Alan, a venal of Air tight Cook . /Staves: viz:
The Yankee Notion, New Englind. We :torn. Fo t in. Inm . W rich, Elvesdie.l h4c PeraoriuniStocis of sit sizes
Parlor Conks 4- Drain Stover, Six Plate do., of all ma a and dimen s ions. '
PARLOR'
The largest variety CV!r offered for sale in this plare---stYing at Cad. Casßace's Self fleislitin. Parlar
stove, the best in use. Physicians recommended this store as being the best extant for sick rooms, en s eams
ti its uniformity of hest it is also tery-econotnteld of hid ; re tithing (non ohs third Li one hilliil9llll4lllo airy
other parlor store in use. -
40 lbs. RUSSIA & AMERICAN Sterna Pipe on hand !! Consrqu• n'ly we are prepared to furnish 1(4 +mi.
tity to Order at wholesale prices.
ALSOL.-A good assortment of JAPPANNED WARE, on hand. Ho will also masufortisni-idlAinda of
Copper, Tin, and Sheet hog Wars to order OD anon winos sod warrant it to give good aatisfsaissr.
Towanda, Doe. 22, 28 i 2. - • n is D. 1,4
etgal (Abutrtiaments.
CatTPEAMTO' 01337.31 V
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By an order of the Orphans' Court of Bradf.,iti co..
will be exposed to public sale at the house of Al
fred Strong. near the premises,in Springfield township,
Bradfdril co. Pa., on SATURDAY the &I dig of 'eh.,
1849, at one o'clock, P. M., all that certain piece of laud
Isingand being in said township. end i known as the
property of James T. Strong deed., and bonntled as fol
lows: On the east by N. 8. Bosley, north by Nicholas
Vorhis, west by &biter Cates and Jamas liatirnemt, jr.
anti south by adjoining land belonging to said J. T Strong
—Containing about 55 ocres, nearly an cleared, well
fenced and in fine contlidon for pasturing ortneadow.
Attendance given at the time ant place of sate, and
trams made known. . D. B NELSON,
Jandiuy 10th, 1840
SHERIFF'S SALE.
B shwa of sundry wriurof bevarlEaclas, issued out
J..." of the Court ot Ocuriason Pleas of Brad lisnrcounty.
to me directed-I shall expose to public tale at the house
of 'l'. P Woodrulf. in the borough of Towanda. on
MONDAY the fish day oaf FEBRUARY next. at two
•o'clock, P. M., the lollowinctirce or parcel of hind
situated. lying 'nil being in the township of Athena,
beginning in the centre of the need adjoining 'sails of
Harris Murray, thence south one hundred and fifty per
ches andeight-tenths of a perch to a atone fur a corner,
thence seutbeightreix degree" east.eighty perches and
asses tenths of a perch to astone for spurner on said
Bpaldmg's line, , thence north one hundred and twenty
four perches. and three-tenths of a perch jto the centre
of the road, thence along the centre of sao road to the
place of beginning. C.mtaining sixty-nine acres and
serenty-five rods of land-48 acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the snit. of John
.Harris vs. Simon Spakling. I
ALSO—The following pieceor puce/ of land lying'
and being in the township of Athens. mud bounded as
follows: Beginning at a poet on the south east corner
of Alpheus Harris' lend. thence o • th one hundred and
twenty-one perchei to a small hickory standing on the
south side of the Newtown road. thence south . 6341 -
grees east one hundred-and thirty-seven perches to a'
post, thence south seventy five degrees east eighteen
perches to • I uttonwood tree itanding.ou the We.t bank
of Shepherd's creek, thence south ten degrees east-eleven
parches to an i I a, donee south fifty-four,tlersai east
twelve perches to a aseplew thence north esioratrain de.
, /pees east twenty seven- perches toe biackwalmit. thence
'spa* sixty aelerat itui ftfireisTpereivrq to a bettor)-
. wood. the iseedrfifty-nicie degrees ee-t fiftormperchos
to • betsnownad. thence south,thlrty-eight.disrees east ,
thirty perches to an ask theses south six deareekesmt
twelve perches to a post and soma eta tinkering and
flonipenes new line. thence sail" eighty-as degrees
west along the said lies two launcher! and .isty-tww pm.
thee to the place keginaing. Containing ninety-one
acres and thbteew perches with allowance, dce. w eed one
two stay framed boom° .1111 f Maned shed. tyro frarra 1
barns sad eta airs-house andapple-orchard. about 66
acme improved. . .
Seised and taken in exetution at the'suit Whom,
r Clark, tq the u's of Jahn /Tame saikkjimud Hanle. vs.
biatonlipslding. - - „ • . , ~.
ALBO.--Ths Lllosrlog gees or,parcel.rifiami situa
ted in the township tif Merrick alutboande 4 ag f° 9142,
to-witz letrinairig at sheml w.ic a clater orN. 11. Wet
moree lot„tbrince north five degrees east seventy-eight
Islicitsa tot .-Post riortlicast cornet of said WittgOre's 1
lot, thews ,north 89° treat 20 perches 10 ANTI,
thence one& 1° east 62 9.10 porches-au • pcist, thence
math 89° east 19 3.10 pinches to e Net. thanes earth
be-east-79 pestles-10A post. thernm.nurthfire east.-96
.sad-8-10 perches to post, theism south Arta J 22 3-10
perches to a post 90 the Mirth lioi ofUther Stone's lot,
1 tbeace,amth 16° east 14 perches to the ;"nottltsest eor-
Lore of. mid Aterie'S lot. thetme.south 30° west. 6 3.,10
pembes tri a .post, thence.rrritt 2N? west. 14.. 3-10 Per. f
4thes.to 14 . 1tegiuning.. Cordeialet.'? I acres.- and-I¢B
pciehes more ouless.'withaboue„4sseres improved mid
A1m1019.6 home.tbscropMerted. j
Hstsiti - tastleirea ict oFeiti6Ort,et thO .04 at C. I. C.
7
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..; I.l q 4,,rottoTring i iiic e pr 'prone! 'prhul sites
..i iii dte, , Orrishlp'iir Iteitici*hotoilviii follows :
.„ I Nit,Prirrll. ete:Seat,lt:#,K...eoreer*Of" a lot this day
lq ir t i l ipio'4l4,i y ibpnee we .88 perches to in
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t .40 ogitbtrrof . c attar of IN App,p ace south
. r 1ue5t:32 . 11.10 Watts tri:o pi* so * moth line 'of
WORLD AIR 11GHT COOKING
SUSAN STRONG,
Adminiptratora.
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moron' lot Ne. 160. thence nerd" 89° west 64 peados
to • poet, thence north 1° net 129 perehea Ala.@ tea,
thence south 1.9° ea-t 192 perebeslo • post& nag* west
cornet of said Allen's lot, thenewscratth logannit 104•4-
10 perches to the beginning. Containing 88 eaten 48 , 1
perches, more or less, about 15 =NS javulred, with • a
double house; part lug soul part frame. 22
Seized and taken in executir . uLat the snit of
DeChaateleuc vs• Samuel G. Gray.
ALSO—A piece oliand in Springfield; begihhing at
a beech, north west corner of lot No. IS, on the 6,0
! warrant line of warrant lot No. 914. thence north 1%8
' perches to a post, south we. t corner of Jcierph Rotten
sot's Int, 'hence east 50 perches to AL posit:thence troth
16S pc/chest° a pod on said warrant line, &lice Neat
51 perches to the beginning. Contalniitg vs.acie. Nina
• 1 .96 5-10 perches, strict measure, it being late. weallad
• c . lot No. 10, en said warrant lot N.. 914, ye
.
F acres troprov. d, one tramid house audfruit keel the
,Irtritlx.
S. az--.1 and token in execution at the suit'of
David Ann, &e.. Sepiehltemirogion, jr.
A 1.;34 I—A piece of land iu Bpeurgfickl, beginningpt
i hemlock, smith east coiner of warrant ;,:it 1 1 (‘' 7114.
f mire south l'il 7-10 percheorr! eporkt.thence , ** 90
7.10 rwrche. to a post. north 'reap:rimer pil oaf „Nit.,
4
thence north 160 7-10 perches to aOA th e :eft
9 1 '7-10 perches to the beginning. cinitvaiitnltOlS -
and 119 perches, strict measure, It being Inter
th 4 whole of lot No. 19, on *arrant-1a Nii.Vl9, - *
153 acres improved, one log house and .two framed beine
and fruit trees thereon. 1
Seized and taken in execution it - the ittit 4 t H.
Dsvid.on, Ira. Abner W. Orma •
A LSO---3A piece of land• ivy tinittgailkli torintiing it
a beech sapling, the northeast comet 6f lid! . Ner.-29;
warrant lot No. 912,dieneeiatith• pretFa-te
sneth rot corner of said lot N0125;-theticit east iffilfilo
perches to a beech for it corner. thence north Tie perils
to a hemlock sapling for the north wed corneroff3f No
27. thence west 99 3-10 perches to the begienittiAlloi
taining 98 acres end 9 perches, atrieftdeasere.9lPicies
improved, one framed blouse, cue log hriusec and Booltdl
barn and 'fruit frees thereon.
timed and taken in execution at the suit of R. B.
David. on; A c., vs. Zenn RAlaningioof.'
ALSO—A piece of land in linelinstpn.-beginnitit at
II post in an old Falk root or ;dump, Ranh
lottery warrant N 0.64.1, Bernice noriktl° WAAL, )
perdu.. to a putt, rviithAer.t . corneto! tbeilEani. ,
dard lot, thence north ; 1400 per , to ii:heinlticlibr
a coiner, them* north 8P west y 1 • 10 Pr l* ll
hemlock for • ionater,,timpotlenuth ' 6- ick. .
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a post no the lottery mrsicsm line, tlseneeMilt
.:ifft
66 9-10 perches to „the bar wing.
... coantalnins,dt o lsotte
so d 110 perches, strict mestrire, it.beia",g PIO, AEI,-
Lott its No. I 179 5t0d.1,76?.. P,: . .i: 1.4 • -kl.
Sr . ised and Aalten t igleneeutimmayhisoit 0,14 1 11 . 6,
Dseidson &c. . es. Morgan Dewitt,roli t Senecia . ,:l.
and Larch's his irifsi .. ,litte torelie Dlnafllt,a4l4l Ulldtlut
of Lyman DeariihrieconintL . ' ~,,, , .
ALSO—By eirtue,talcsaldry writikor ifteiEsi;..
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a piers nr parcel of 1.... a i.. v. , 1.0.400 .A
of ltutnel
bounded nortivby landed. L 8. 4.4prwth,op,tlpiripht
by the Chemung tinetr.l4 idle ectiOPY *UNA lefoldliC
from Main strati to ise„Dtmenung thritkeanltinbsitag
ing to the Bridge comparti , and lits Ate ema.pg illietn
street. Containing etenwhress-fonetiet Gran eine r esswe
or less. with • twoottely,-(tamed heewsand two tlimpin -
erected, and a (op frpuifyv •hereetut. La.i
Seized and taken.4.easmation gk. t]te suit int wt.
Brown vs. D. A. 4 , -9-4rahmarAt • : Erlllf . , A 3, ea
A LSO—A piece or pinta or land in StanifingSteasf
bounded mink by ‘l,lLaunefa4 l ;lllth 1 14bemittakkti.d.
n , r l lenopr.assitwest by zi., Vgite , - 4.4 1 441.0 1 _14.4115=
one-half an acre , more ns less, with one named
and frkigied%bern thereon. . •
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Seizmi and 'taken to setwificiniffqtb4t. .:$4 1 6-4 0 114 1 •
lit:'&11, 1 i° 011 - isfße4;rEooka;- ~ q to ai- tbit
. A po_.. l „, r ec e of iima. igt e ho I .b.rviiiskin
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the north by lands off.l4.tonci t
... efEpts.
ri4inlirysint, south brew state ma , and west by Levi
Soper. Containing filirtssive ? 4oll!, at
improved.
imgroved. with illoigtm 1),0 blibleßligtrl Illg id
'a stostrfrtn
framed aour etedil ' • - ' -
Srizni and 'Utters ifiWtie . 4:l;kirtfie gaii. Ct. f ic to
Strait, now to 0.4 jtja 11 0. 1 4 1 71 1. : 4 • 1 4 1 , 1 1 1 3* —
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