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E. 0. 0000FUCH, EDITOR.
Towanda, Saturday, November 2,4850.
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.• ' Toriai of Hoe litopoirtoe.
$1 30 per ;mime ; if piid wahine the year &cent "
•be dadaitol, br eaah paid actually us adrasee f flk , 4o r •
dedneted. .!
4Atursactsaverra, per square of wallows:AD eocti 'NW
Awn. mut .14pents An each enbartipeutinsertitin.
rrOlfieit' the 4 . Vim, 'Mork:" intik wide of Roil,
lqualwapWat demon the gradated lintel. Eakin* be*
Aleaant. Adinis' and Erecters law offices. • .
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' 4 4 1111 e Trusts Gloria 0 0111issi eel 3
t f /Vortjt.Painsili-rmixn," is in the(l''m of ,:;- tt
" aflm likes fitful, fevet.il sleepit' well!'.
tV-1‘; foAleoingot ose hopes which but a,,
tionthe since swelled. ihe bosoms of its originattrs.
So young, and yet so completely defunct ! And
ye( its end came not w ithout l araming. As certain
ly its the eandle bums into ;the socket, and the
- gives an expiring, spiteful sputter, was its end prow
nosiicated. It has existed only by spettnotlic so
tion,and exhausterl nature pre rip the effort at
last, and with a feeble gasp, after weeks of tens:
cious ',tingling, it Imogene
• Whore the good Warr. gr• 1 ,
; No kudiced or unftietully pen- should !write' its
'histotl, or inscribe its epitaih. Its conception liras
in sti uneasy and aisappointed ambition, its bath,
watched over by malignant iiassiont and ynmanly
eery,, its life was , a libel upon Inutruk datum, and
a disgrace to newspaper-41pm_ The seeds of disso
lution-were wean iri it very nature, hnd frail and
weak, it struggled ou(itssickly existence, prolong
ed. by the
. ;stimnba which overbumed Gofers;
grudgingly bestoWed until even that was , withheld;
and it - sunk into oblivion. As-was written about
an inhult.--.
you ronneA were done for .
We wonder wbatfou were begun for :"
The ostensible editor, in this valedictory, com
plains &nibs friends of the famenteiltoftesem had not
come np tie the's ork—that they have not fulfilled
the•p rem ises of support !her hid given him. This
is a matter, of mime, about winch lore have no con
cern, but we:imagine,' while the late editor is au
doebtealy correct in his present appreciation of his
friends', that the cause Of his disappointment lay
in 'the ; obnoxious -doctrines he was sennxions to
promulgate to the Democrat); of Bradford. They
repadiated those doctrines, and the men who sought
topieselyte them, and though he may not have
been backed by his friendif; as agreed upon, yet
the'restelt would not have biers different. ,
We have also heard it inainuated • that , the con.
exion of the "Regular Centre - bawl . " with the Iforth
Pennsylvania:ern a bar to its success. This we
consider a mood ungenerous way of apologising for
the want of zeal and friendship on the part-of wh
ets. h is the "unkindest cut of all I" Alter . even&
ing his motley to purchase the -materi als--after
spending his time to contribute whatever there leas
.of talent in its columns; alter sustaining it with
own means for months—it is not fair for those iibb
left him in the hirch- 7 .t0 charge all its disasters
upon him. It is know excuse for their own neg.
led and patrimony. If any of them think the reedit
would have been diflerent without his connection
with the paper, let them try theipkiimnt anew,.
and lee. If not, we protest a gain,' against their
saddling all their disasters noon the Regular. We
shall see that justice is done him.
The public are awaiting with eager, anxiety the
developement of the new schemes on foot. "Lei
-us not burst in iporance." They are tinsionCin
see what new phase the ingenuity of ambitious asel
restless men can put upon this fallen luminary
that its light may shine refulgent upon benighted
Bradford. Who is to amine the tripod given op
by Wane! Who inabilities for the honor! Echo
miners Who ! •
Aniellatiment art aperbiteßdest.
The Cinal Commissioners at their late meriting
. in Philadelphia, aypointerl WM. B. FOSTER; Esq.
as - Superintendent of the North Branch, Canal, in
two vacancy oicasionstl by the death el Enron As.
PZIWALL.
Mitt apioititment will be well received al ling lb.
hoe. Mr. FosTea has gained himself great credit
and sateen for his efficiency and zeal for the early
completion of the North Branch. Merecnrer his re
potation is so identified with the speedy and eco:
inimical completion of the work, that the inn:treats
the Commonwealth will be guarded :frith the mat
ceaseless vigilance.
Sin bone Famuttan,6;—The most intermting news
by the Wit arrival from Europe, is the story rep
spatting the fate of Sic John Franklin. Esqui
maks have been discovered • who represent that
two ships, answering in their description to
of Sir John Franklin, were wrecked in the north
ern seas in thq winter of 1846,. and that'; part of
the crew were drowned, and the remainder after
undergoing many privations were killed by the na•
lives. this story is dieereilited, and probably with
reason. Now Ameriein ships of march have been
heath from, and at the last 'deices the Advance
was aground, but it is said would begot off without
injury.
SOOTS CAZOILLIIA Euirnrion.4—All the Old meta
bets of Congress have been retained Withont oppo
sition, with the exception of Isaac E. Elalties,whe
has, been defeated by Mr. Atka:. - The; following
are the names of those composing are Smith Cam;
ling delegation to the thhipsecond Conger:L.
David %Venice, James L. Orr, lox. A. Waodward,.
James McQueen, Amastend Batt, William Aiken,
William F. Coleck. The llama asnmated in
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the order of the distiicts.
New lisittinuac Eurrion.--The Camord h.
trim publish/a towns of Toms km" all the morns
except' Stoddard, is the third Congressional district
of that State; given for:Candidates In till the cacao.
cy ace:Mimed by the resignation of Hon. James
Wilson, which foot op osiolfown,—Prkiller'Whill
sod Free Soil candidate ? AiMit 311ortimoi Demo.,
.crai, 5211—. Majority for Morrison, 22. Stoddati
win iliettir kierease that Majority. -Titialoclogio
s ths, vete of the four. 'towns widoi.m..6o,,dict
from hierrimick county.
I:tt7 Joie .1 . Nws m0k.5 4 Went- ' t
bowlful poetical
Watilbsgtoo Cif, on WodueMaiiiii4ii '
grafted Matins Senator.
- I* - 41WW`rte WrilaTtitrw,jahieh,da
bill*Warisatig,lijillifi,llllloolo644ll
- inteld 64l4 .
bligisw itiViiiptged*naiiiiiglifoinkilit their*
none eandeletee. - I,l* ikai minim litt' which vs
titre one hitting foi he inures. of the Denoin
"part 7 and of the Commonwealth. We new
.In,4:_wilkalandinkale.nsailtill..
o nn redeem di( Chitii:tertifiliiitiaral:a Min
coe inflames ear, 'be M I apart, from his mete
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r A Coleinpom iiii eating o tie t lites
is matter s
following sensible imuctswe,.....whigt#.(4.44
at esee: , ssing our view ; exaetly :rite DenrefatiO
I / 44111446164 alilArirtearAri e 6 il4t 4- I' bilm7
tnisting•dte - elatint'aftiertain gendeinew - ta to
lent this Sitinsieibit Senate-of- therUnitedyftWi
• tali. wit siti s tenantal course, and not ireetlobjec-,, , _
''tidied al anylecormti butsearbreihrenf shneld.be.
exCeedingly aireffil • Lid 'not over estitealir.the
era'n sor !skies of iaanitee. Distinguished 'public"
in ' t are easily' reiffidakored oit paper, 1011 b l -in
st 1 they ireiinspeaed at Close' eiglit;theit great
-nest too Often vanisher, for they ire iliscovered th
he men orcirdiiiiny ability. , - IPoi - representr'll lave
reign State 'in the Sens:* is an lionorthat star' man
IMight wellbe proud el, - but when it is; bestowed
- upon one inentliPeleoli 1 4 'PI? 0 1 ° 6 ' 6.
'dmoideilithe Coiaritinwealth he 'tepee* ii • 10-'
woredeittlfiven the ageipienl of the. Stier ltimili u
aced 81 bis.owk aitainanns and unworthiness.. The
American Seitifth'il the most intuit .delibenstive
bislyin the wiiid, and at times-contains motet in
lellectthan, anytither 'body. • To-be i wielther of
such a body,- is !o' be asereclited with the *lse and
*Linens—n:l be Cempiniots 'of the sages of the lle-'
public, ands the lakislrOrs ore free end happy pee.
ple. Any 'Nati Indio-as selected as aSenator who:
combinewthe qintlifieations neoessay tn'tlireltirget
• the duties with satisfaction lo 'himself Ind, useful
ness" to the peoPle - i has teethed one of the highest
and brig test places in human government ' .."- •
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One of die inosfshiking evils of the times is- the
tendency to tenderebeap the higher places in the Go
vernment. At an earlier period of the Garin= eat,
nothing but long .tablici service, an unspotted eta- -
racier, oat abilities - above reed iclrity, smelt corn.
-mend any one to Ifivor. This jolt and prosper stan
dard 'has been giailztallv Changing for years, nntil
at last the simple' trickster comes before the public
with more assurance than The most intellectual men
in the Seke; and as often succeeds f Every II:Pooh-rate
county lawyer, who, by accident is thrown inn.
Ccirigresiertorp year or two, Mon after becomes art
_aspirant fin the Presidency, and with equal facility
the way it prepared by whit+ Senators are made.
These things are hilmiliating, it is true, bat truth
demands that they should be tittered. The Cote
ruonwealth is cursed just now with an abundant
crop of small men, who aspire to ;144i plume, but
we hare great eonfidence that the coming Legisla.
tore 'will arrest this donnward course r and choose
from anti% the numerous sons of the. common
wealth, one arheis worthy and competent to dia.
charge the various important duties ofa Senator.
'Why should riot Perhsylvaida have • Senator
smithy_ of herself? , No reason ran be assigned
why she should not, unless it be that faction, or
some imaginary great man's interest, and hope
that bee election will be made—a man chosen
who roll represent the people of the State on all
the pelt questions of the day. The Common
weallli to only known by the men who- represent
her id - Washington—lf they are wise or foolish so
Is tint character abroad. How has it been in_times
pest l'
~ 41itt• record demonstrates it. There is no
lack 'oi l men in the State, but those who loos really
qbalified are too modest to push forward, and of i
course, the empty-headed flake advantage of this
and rudely push them aside forever. t ,
!We frequently hear it remarked that it is very
important that such a man should be elected, be
cause he will take carp of his friends. That is, he
will,get• them fat offices and profitable contracts.
Thisl with -mane; we are sorry to say, is the only
end in the election of a Senator. Politics is thus
malaii game, and a very hazardous one, - too, for
those who play; for the will of the people, roma
times checks and controls the actions of even truck,
ling Senators. We do not know•what worse any
member from this county will porno in relation to
this subject, bat we have no doubt that this wat
conform to what appears to be public opinion, by
adherieg first, to the usages of the party, and se
madly, by selecting a competent man and a con
sistent Democrat. All the interest,' of Pennsylvania
must be looked slier and carets far, and this re
claims something mote than a mete voting Demo.
oral.
Darius
The shop of J. E.Geiger, in this borough was
entered on Weddid iy r eveninglast, and robbed of
fifteen rifles, and a number of pistols. The bar
-
glare effected an entrance, by boring the back
door with an auger, which was left, and removing
the bolts. A reward of $5O is offered for the de
tection of the thieves, undthe recovery of the prop.-
erty. The guns were stamped opal thelarrel "J.
E. Geiger." -
FLORIDA Etccrtos.--The Jabonvilie Republicans
states that Edward C. Cabell, , Whig, has been
re-elected to. Congress by tr majority of In over
Beard.
• frr Mum C. Dtccutson, the only eon of Sen.
entw Dianinan, of New York, died at the ntiklence
of his father in Binghamton, at the 17th init., in
2241 year of his age.'
Int Gans Parr Arne Rouxai.=,The mail
rebbers of Philatlelidda did not get so 'large a haul
act tny anticipated, at.Amst i not from New York.
The Eveidsg Port syt; of all tha letters misinf up
to thislime, five dollars only have been enquired
force lost; subs Post Office. The draft. sent to
1014 New York office, are returned "tti ilia* who
deported theta? tinder a Post Clifibe envelkeps, spe
cia.fy preisred.ror der'parpose, - ?
Cos&in Mormons:ay Covem—Thellrorrniown
Watdiainn learns that specimens of coal have re
cently perm „found on tbe farm of George W. Ile
wees, in tipper Merlon township, which ate said'
to bum as well es any lksheylkill eoenty teal. Tlite
vein was meek upon white winking a Mid. stew ,
potty. Time are'sdieltiseicaliso• - of. alp* rti :
Mitaatne quarry, and of theworkiegutan any.
that Over ose has 'fintrid. -'Doubtful.
Mitowar Does t Cvstrii.toti =w.leira from
Washingtoit that Cal: Graham, -(Tapagamthinl En
gat . ear,) wba aativaly sagced - pwing. fec
Altai OM io Mos t to_amaasa tha,ditsodoa_
of TeicSaititi*AiTsaioa althiallgtioanloon;
thilj;Vottanisoke:: lidaLaliali lbw yteirni
aiiiifkifi
AN*bg 6 11101101 latir kiettoM-
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A Bitintry on Pga4rev.fhtet of the most depto- I
. table tenthineise oldie kidnappers bill; and ono to
E, F
# 11 .74 77 .1r411thi1t Ism -WM:OK!. ""
to ass
TuMmoitO 'Aibiiiiijiliiiiiifyillisiiimedi : lost.
*f 'Oils*. 1 4 1 7:0 4,11 0 - negigfifk it'll)*
. Ttindetildri* r ettiidd be beaght • ' a 106";• I
'shed' ii.heitcand_Outil . rePWiiid, . heal:- 1
.00 - (feet ;Ostaiiiiill bi - aftlis mercy: Ole Oliiil
Vit-the' 4 viiiir meWlit the coenteimity We said
wit:tithe bill :pwmathitt such would *the elect,
Ind- i _ prnof Of (Nit itaternent we quote the Aglow
--irnew,
__''; . vittiditiblitlitteedr earevidOrout-the
A'atiOk. Daily Advertiser: - 4?
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' - Aierrupt.Ciss eituce ..ine.-Foorrtve- taw —A
southern man at Pittsburg, whocante there to arrest
VI aTivenatneil lottes,,aworn that the .Irtigrettrltotn.
lie pointed eut hellbeen.his slave awo year Ogee,.
ituthad Ti* away,? ; and olaireed' his delivery *to
.himb 4 ,the "Commissioner. l, was thwarted in his
'OepOsstiirideir',ilielialtFlreid'oribilliteltig
Mill! *welt thif , leitt - . residents.'.nr:Piusburg *new,
thet Joiterhad.'llfed, in, . that, eity..fur 07.11 W. IWPIrt
Yeais, The 'claimant Wei crnirmitied. tet.priloit 'fot•7
r!tetjuiY;itid Jones' wanton • hisWity , rejnJettig: Af
ter lying in jail foes fart daya r the . cfaimant.Avaa a"
-'lfrnvedrosi.slooo litiL-, :,..: :: .- , _ .: ...
_;.
-- Thnsa.by. : the.eath.o-li pflitlfed lepantirpl, the
liberty of a• free citizen' Wisiuttih'; peril, and but
fir the iii4iikpince:Of that Cometiiistorieti - who al.
' !owe& the pnsonerhv be Mardi and - to call w itnes.
*ea ao his Ovrn atelenceroshich4twiaw - glitlnOtt.
'.quiteltintto;d9, Jonee.._nikht,noW..be. wearing '
gprli of a slaie ; and eatiiieg, , with. the sweat lir lita
'Uot;tiletid-'finhteetthei man' 'the connwfiettda'tif
ai i
i. oursaimo or eiiis..:ligett flestorrituitatirmer 14.
, tened - imaltri, licatirntioUthe.claiment, antoead
f
the affidatritslo 1. ler tritnessesi with Which it
was-fortilietc , eit he,trihe - hid Ti ' perSei'iig)a to
'40'0'66,41r* . ' Tor Stirred destofitiiies,With.
'out farther iedrip Morn n rni fyirig binvot the awn
cation, without lowing-wituesvesio be examihed
tin_ thkoppofite side,..What was..therwto prevent the
succeitsiot abduction andenka_vernent ot this free
and . well tifinvin-eitiom'of Pitt sburg . by' the heart.
iessieteindtel who I made the attempti—Eceiing
111.P0117111T Faris CUILI--411Teit r'f
Spies s —By the kindness era friend we have been fa
'tered with the perusal of a letter from' Cuba, eon
cernina 'the late movements of the Spanish Gov
emtnentin that Island, &c.. lt, a dated, Manua
zas; Isle of Cuba, Oct. 15, 1055, and saysffiat on
the 'evening of the 7th; and the morning of the Bth
of the present month, fifteen persona, all Cubans
were arrested, bv the -government and pot in prison,
charged with beingspies and revolutionists ; many
however, made their escape trom the island. The
writer of the fetter then' goes oh to recapitulate the
names of those invested; imong whom we noticed•
that of Don Francisco de la 0. t;arcia,.Don Satnri
trio Hernandez, and others of tbe most influential
and wealthy men on tie -island. Among those
who escaped was Col. Francisco Hernandez More
on, an officer in the National—Army, and his bro
ther Don Predro.
.
It is said th at these men who are arrested are
soma of the t most wealthy and influential persons
in Crtha, and though they have been taken op only
on the mere snprosidon of being spies, the whole
country around, including even the soldiers and of
ficers of the army itself ,me dissatisfied, and dark
mutterings are frequently hearth By the interven
tion of some officer of the government one or two
ol the gentlemen Were released, and managed to
leave the Wand. The principal offliers qt the
grand - army, and even some of the government em
issaries, it is said, disapprove of the courser thus
taken, and would perhaps on the: tirst opportunity
resist the government' in soloing: 'Jim writer of
the letter, we are informed, girei pewee of much
Influence and rank in the Island, and is personally
acquainted With the gentlemen apprehended, as
well as carith'all the different movements contem
plated among the liberty Miring 0 Cubans. We
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should - not at all wonder if samethia widen foot
once more. to start a new revolution Jim eelab
luthment-of republi '-^, in that l' and.—tilt:6ton
Mail, 26.
Base Sertirrin :ind of Swindling
yet is practised al ....ea m .taw York Courier.
Some mean-souleds&amps' advertise "500 girls
wanted to work on shirts' s t ud when application is
ire
made, the girls told that a depalit of one
dollar is required for the safe return olthigarment.
This deposit is made, and the cloth is taken, to be
matte into shins, at sixpence each. In due time they )
are returnee!, and the girl 4 are told to come the neniel
day, after their workthari bah examined. They 0
next day for their pay and are then told that . their
work was not .well doma--that the cloth wad spoiled
that they cannot have their pay, teed that the dollar:
which they deposited will be kept for the cloth they'
have spoiled. Thus these men get the - work tar
nothing, and mate a dollar besides; and the next
day they advertise, as belore, "500 girls wanted"
--And go through the aame operation. _ The Cou
rier pays the villainous-frauds are not dealt with
legally, because riagWrates are unwillinit to offend
the wealthy an'd' influential _parties against whom
complaints ant made, at the instance ol the friend
less and moneyless females from whom they come.
A fine ant of public magistrates, and a nice sense
--`,sues'! , ! -.
&mann Setzto-Anotiier rayediliel& Afoot,
We learn that some fortnight since the steamer
Apure Capt Wakefield, built at Philadelphia, and
destined Os was supposed for Venzitela, left Phila
delphia secretly in the night without clearing at
the Custom Noose and without papers. Accord
ingly orders were despatched by telegraph to all
the Southern ports to seize her in case she should
enter any one of them. Finally, on the the 13th
inst., anon of weather compelled the Captain to
pininto Wilmington, Nt C., in a very badly dam.
aged condition. There the steamer was seized
and Intimation commenced against her comman
der for iolating the revenue laws. We under
stand that she did not belting to Vermeil' and was
not destined for that emuitry. - : From the best infor
mation weft* obtain (and ; this iar. by no Means
precise) ohs was on 'her way to St. Domingo , and
to supposed to have been intended (Or an 4edi
dor against Cuba, 'or which that or some other
West India island is to - he the rallying place
When she was seized there were no arms or mili
tary storm on board of her.
tus . t.air. PactoneuT mull inn Monsoon or CA.
urosuma.—The Wabing,ton Republic of Tuesday
devotes a large porticoof its editorial columns in
defending the late General Taylor and his cabinet,
from the charge of oexecetkve interference" with
the people of Calitornist, relative to the formation
of their State Constitution. Gen. Riley, Commo.
dove Imes, and Hon. IL H. Dimmtek, all positive
ly deny tho they ever received.froWthe President
odii
or his t any instructions, origlirnitione to in
duce the •le of California to Pim *State gn.
veninient, t that the people acted altogether up.
ow their own *s& will. As to thorrestionwf Sla
very ; these tendons* aver that-there-war but one
"Trip
,Eersuns from Missouri, Kentucky, Mi
sutsippi, - Florida, i Louisiana, Texas, &a., voted
for its =lotion, as well as those from the ..free
Slams. - , •
lifsennuss.—The oppoSition to the Fugitive Slave
traw,iri this State hap been carried toe greater ex
tiemkthan in any other: Upon the arrest of a fu
gitive slave in Detroit, the civil authorities refused
to render any aid to the-United States officers, and
rather countenanced the mob whoseught so release
shim from the .law: kpahrm meetilg was called,
at-whichibirlifaiiie of the city raVin
Sition - to Ilse taw, Mid Coegreas' wee gerneed re
the Most positive terms bisatues',al , pessege of
such.* hilt, ~The Immo pronemoced cont rary to
the Ceniiiii4con, and - Congress had no '
tight to
calliope" 00ensto aid in therurrest of a fugitive.
ElI I
,
p} At %We Menageriei to the 2,4 th ult.; then
exbibitrogir Toweesterl . a *matt •of the name of
Payne.throstiter hind Alto - the eggs ofloopa r d s
who wenkuting thole fool, One..of the, salmalo
haiid mairdrewitiote the . ..up; mealier,
tititeliaeoitvioefr
kooldietleitiodie kiss its hold. -
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~ ..•-• ph: llntsand _ Thomail Itostiafte. ,
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7th. Chisler county—John A. Morison, Dem.
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Whig; .
hig, remlected.
..:10111, - lerfts-tonity, Glancy Jones,Dent.
lOtb. Northampton, Carbon. Pike and WaYilet—
Milo M. Dinsmiek. Derck, rreleetrt. _ ' , .....
11 11th. Laserne.Montuur r Columbia and illfyoming
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-• :il#n 0111 halieto4 , l4. '4' ! ' ' -.' rtr• i ', 1 .
.'lltli. Iliadford.Nusqnebohi knd --Titigtr=thtla
misa-A4dr0w....,,-„,
131 N. Ljeoming;ellnton, Noithinalierland, an d'
'Bnion—Jaisies Gamble, Dem.igain.
14th. Dauphin, Imbantral 'pr. Bthoylkill--1: 'M.
Bibighaus, Whig. " ,
15th: Adams and York ecnratieti-: • • ; .Wiii. M. Him
Dent., elected for long term, end feel IL Danner,
Dens.; for short rem to fill vacuity. Dem. - pins.
411 t. Criaberland, Parry &,Franklia ecineties—
!antes g. M'lmiihan, Dem. ireleeted.
:.' lltlyttuntingdoit. Blair% Centro, MIAMI, atad in.
aims—Andrew' Parker, Dem. gain. . '
18th. ilowerket. Payette & ,Preena—Joba I.
Damsolaet.n..Hain.,
19th. :Welitotorelanit Cambria iltid Bedford—Jr
iipbMitub"na; Whiglain. ' -:
20th. Washington and Beaver comities—John
AUistort, Whig._
21st. Allegheny county—T. M.4ove, Whip, for
101 l term, and Harmer Denny to 411' vacancy.
Itid. {trawler& Vsnango, ' , And kte'rcer—John
How.e..w hit: reelected. L
23d. Erie. Elk. Warren, JeKerson,M'Kean, and
PotterClarton B. Curtis, Dem. " •
Sikh. Clearfield. Butler and Arinstrong--Alfred
'Gilmore. Dem, reelected.
0:77 Democrats, ls—Whiga, 9.
A noble result—a gain of six Demoetatic m'ent
biva. We have now a majority or the atkoide dole
tation. ."
, • .
0111ENATE.
1. Philadelphia eity— William A. Crabb, glenja
win itafikias.• •
PltiladelPhia fatuity—Mg B.4are7, Thos.&
Fernon. Thomas H. Forsyth:•.
3. Montgomery—Joshua Y.,Jones.
4. Chester and Delaware-li. Ante Brooke.
5. Bells k —Henry A. Mnhlenberg.. • '
G. Bueks—Alenjassin Nodose.
7. Lancaster and. Lebanon—Jos. iKweiiporialer,
D:tnid &ine.
8. Northumberland 'and batiphin--Rolteei - Ar)
Frick. .
. 9. Northampton and Lehigh--Conrad Siimer.
10. Carbon. Monroe. Pike and Wayne—No Rep
resentative. •
Adams and Franklin—Taomas Carson.•
12. York—Henry Fulton. ts
18. Cumberland and Perrf—losepb
14. Centre. Lycomiog, Sullivan and Clintott—
William F. Packer. , ,
lb. Blair, Cambria l and Huntingdon—lecher' 4.
Arillantrie.•
1
16. I.erno. Molllop , r and Columbia—Charles E.
Bockalew.•
17. BradAini,d3osqmehaniia and Wyoming—lice.
Sandman!,
18. Tioga. Pater, kilEean, Elk and Clearf.eld—
John W. Gaerrixe!, Timothy Ives. -
18. Mercer, Verlango and Warren—John Hop"
211, Erie end Crawford—Jekn N. Walker.
al. Butler, Beaver and ha neo—Arelibakl Roa
r
edam"
22 . *Belton" Magi ' Haden . jaws Caro
thers."
Vl—Washington and ne--George V. Lana
ream Maxwell M'Caolin.
24:, Bedford and Borperse lease. lingua.
15. 'Armstrong, Indiana a d Clarion--Zaargrnas
Ahrens!.
28. .19.214111..8ndtr lonANJorraehigs J. Can
•
27. Westmoreland and FasetteroTo Repreienta
ti4i. . : •
Charles.frailey. • • .
nog =E 9F ItIEPREFIENTATMES,
Adanbi-- WW aao 111'Sherry. .
AlleglienyTkoacas J. Simplon, Soitett p. Wed
kin Jahn aireissite#, J. -Fife. i&gni Robertson. 1 :
Armstrong. Clarion and Jefferson-rJobe 8. Riley,
Reyna& Langbin, Thomas ll'Kee. 1
Bedford and Cambria—John Cessna. Jobe Lin-
rca
Barks—Alexander B. Feather. &mood F!egetr.
Joke C. Evans, Jacob Reifsnyder.
Bucks—Edward Thomas. Jdnathan Ely. Noah.
Shull.
Bearer. Butler and I . .awrenceThowas Dungan.:
Daniel IL B. Brower, Samuel Hamilton.
Blair arid Huntingdon--SdA R. JF M . ute, VFW. B.
Smith: •
. Bradford—Addison M'Kean. Henry Gibbs.
Cbester,..kAa ; Sr Bowen, Eked J. Beni, James
M. ,Dorland - ..
Cumbillenty Church, Thomas C. Sciint
ler. c '
Centre—Milliatn H: Blair.
Cleartielk Elk and 1111Cean—W. J. Hemphill.
. _
Dowatiiii ;ad Mdulout—Joba.llCßeynolcia.
Criterford Vais Horne, Serum Paws..
Daoph* C. Kunkel. AM Cover.
Delaware-4phi% M. Broomall.
Brie—Janet C: Reid. dteaxmukr W. Mane.
Payette and Westmoreland--James P. Dower,
Joseph B. OriSn, Joseph Gorey, L. 1.. Bigelow.
Pranktin-444 irLecio David Inas.
Greene—Lewis Roberts.
Indiana—William Rams.
Lietanun--Joha W. Ili/Roger. •
Lyetnning, diatom luidPutters—William Beindl
William Dunn. -
Lancarter—C.4. Misteektp , B. A. Sheriter, Rob.
erg Baldwin, iamb Nialey. lime Cowden.
-Loserne—James W:Xlioads. 8. 8. Benedict.
Lehigh aell.Ceeheli—David Lang, -William Lit.
ly. Jr.
Monroe cad Pike--John D. Morris, Leech, John
W. Shugart, Okent W
MiMitr-riohn Rea. •
Montaornerp—Wikliagn Renry,tortie W. Oa
Oliver P. Frets.
NorthimptotAkgander E. /kw* "omit
Bearex.
Northumberland—John B. Packer. . .
Perry—David Steward.
Philadelphia eity--Garge IL Heart, Charlie
O'Neill, Josh L. Gonda, Raward Arputeong.
Philadelphia cousty—Washingtcin. 'J. Jackson,
Lewis C. Oassiday, -William Goodwin. 1. Smith
Skinner, EdwardEA. Penniman, A. W. (Swine, Sol
omon 'Deliverer, William H. Sendai., Richard Shop-.
son. Andrew Haggis, Henry Maple.
130, merset—Gewsc Mowry.
ISchuylkill—Wm. J. Lob ins, Struthers.
Susquehanna. Sullivan fluid Wyoming-42zekie'
Mowry, Isaac Reckhow.
J.Mouron
Wuhiagton—Jona!han Leet, David Riddle. .
Wayne- s -Cssvasy Tassusx.
Union and Juniata.Rti Slifer. *- •
York—Jacob kt Baldeinak Alexander C. IrCur
dy.;dwin C. Tione. - •
Democrats in Roman—Whigs in A.. «:
..
dant itrynsss Cm—neW members marked thus
RECAPITULATION.
Senate,
House.
Dena. m.j. d on joint ballot,
. • .•
• Amine Near Odeans,to the 211tIsisiat„ ray
that the vote in .leis, on , the .boundagt_ question
glee, a hawk majorq faSoi
,Orlecopting: the
protaitien of the Quintal • ••,•
*Abe 41th 01 ,C 01 :WskenithiMkainlil.:
btu t ;Mond, ;_doeitased, aillbt•c,,
years Capt. ra nii-
INSAirilic eotaii iatethe tithe — kratin,
estate Tal at five afillieturef. .
41100111, --, .-7 .
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Ailams;; . ... "• .i.:''. : ';.'. ; 1,1501 : 1963 ,-, 1664 • 1962 • 11161 f '1063' . - 'lO2B
A11egbei1y,.........; . -.- .....42.40.----:-.:61113 ir • • 4236 ' 5248 4303'-- -,.:2224V • 4424
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11i1t.i . ..:.;4t.414,14'..i..' 1 '1627 . 1639 , '1671 1646 , . 1688 1648? 2577
Bedr .1
''''''`'--;- •' ' .1842 , •1833' ' , tirs t., - .: 4834 • 1842.: • 1832 1843
..4.10, 11,1:+A14.. ~•..«*. ... , ... 4 4'....-..,- , , , 0 1 .71 0 ... , , , ,-. , 37111 , ..t , , , r9.41011 ,, , , A7-37014..v.;..r.69.73, ,v,4 ,,, -2617.- - : - 5/MI.
- Blair.-: . "...;,7:::..i.:, - : - .:1;;; - : - . 1217; -- 1713 - 1208 -- r - 3731,'" '‘ 1243 ' - 1740' - 891
Btadfcird.:?.... - . 4 . - •..;i * `-..; 4 1. :1'..- - 1 -,- -2885- ,•3095 mmt . . • 212,7 •. - . 2780 , 2889
2412214 ! •••••••:::: oo ... oo 4 ? -ai•os! ~' .;-: .4922- ... 4910 • ' 1 4628 - t. 489 9 ' 4750 3373
Laugeri e6 i' • -.;--,..r.2 . .•.4; -.4, • _-, . 1 . *1976" . 2036 - • 1981 '' -. 2067 - 1 1980 3782
I • Camtinat.,...; :- " •.: , .-''., 1.400 • 030 - 1.40,61_ , - ,; MI6
. .,... , ..,; : 1462.. , / , 240 ", . : 382
Cibtat;" '' ";r712 , -. -itso- • um - , 25i. 566.-.- , - '762 - '5 . 11 • ' • 15it
I. ceatre".:..44-...4il .-:::' , ...f a - 12 1 4161 . - • .1203 4.1 2045 1207, 2049 •' 1209 - 1637
C 111 4 43 1Kr,....v...0-..!,... oo si!4' , .' 440 ..481 ,- - '.:- 4390 . 4324- ...',,..- 4428 , . 403.1 3392
,Ciiiirin - n,c .- _ r ~,,,,,,,,,,,, .:.., ..,4 61 1.L, tlBl • Cum. , ,1. , 4.1.3-„,, r 2 T. 182 I- : 11100 1292
'tleattleld.'" - '''",.....t.-.: •'" 107' 1125 ' '-' 682 1 . - k t 4143 • .184. .: . 524 921
Elinton,l... ''..1...a.: - .....144'.ii , i. 1 -i 827 - 662 -„, 830 .654 • .'„ 843 •'• A ? ,068.. '. - 1121
C010n1biti.......1.......4.11.c.4 .4 , , 1619: ~,..: • 763. -,.. (477 756 -.' . 599' . 837 1349
....Crawf00 , ,.,:it•t!.*;;,..t.,11t , •, • . 2 _,..M..,_ , . • ...2!?#.... • 2 07 5 - 2526 ;,- -868. • 2094 - ,2586
'unitibettind t ... - .... ',. . . ..... -' 2670 - . 2W ' 2664 . • 22741, : - , 6 . 72 , . 2262... -72033.
- 11aophia,•;;;A:. Pt.! - ..: . .. 9 '. • •-• ' '-:, 1948' ' '2218 '', .1180' '.. 2383'' . • 243 0at0... , 1404
De1aware,........::...:..-- •-:12914-: -- 1612 - - ~.. 1307. 162!'•• - 311' •
.. _ 1613 -. - '2169
Elk.. , . - , 243 : .95. . • 237 -. 1- 47_ r: 23 'lOl .. .303
. . . .
Erie ........ t . '......,.. .
. t , 798
... 41'77 1667: r . ; 3203." '.OB . 3176 2909
Payette ''' " ' ........-:. :'- - 3111 '" '2401 . 3164 2394 ' ~,, 134 2113 2879
Pianktin i....•.' , '' -.-' •-+ •-- '. 2844 -•-: 338 . 3' . ; 2867' . 338 ', •'• 871 3300 3221
.. ..41.,..• • • ••• •-••••
Fa1t00....-..... . .::, -- .9683 ? • 653 663 , -,,' . .1./ -, , 983 655. -.. 621
Greene;....•2.
~. '.,.. ; 11.125 . .. 1024
~.. . 2142.,-- -1 li. 1 4, 34'1 . 1039 2748.
'Huffiingdim,. :4. :... '...: .. 1375; . 175% ' • 1338 ~ .., 1i•
. i , 404 • 1787 714 Intlianti '' .••-' " '''• ' . '." ' ' 4 ' tidio - - 173 e- it to - 7- I - r.,1, : t 240
.Jeffersoq,..;,....- , • t , ...•,, • 724 489 711 . • ,tt- 763 497 . 677
Juniata ~!.....•,..,.;., ..
.......1.., , ., 1104.. ' 882*„ 1081 •. .: .ef.', it }- - . 107 ;. ~ 882. -' . 799
Lancaster:. _ • /. 4067, 5831 ' 4074. 141..t' , f . 1.;41165. , 5643 6889
Laireenie. - - ''' ..' - 829 1591' . 837 1• '; ',' - - 846 - 1612 .''''. l -2,4963
• ,-. 4A )
Lebation. . • j.''. • 1330 2095 1308 3 i,. 3323 2090 • . 1938
Lehigl,.. -.1
• • ~„., 2821 - ,2376 ' 2817 . ~., ,
,2846 2285 1211
Luzerne.....:..... .... I f y, t ii.. - 3 5 16 pus •• 4537 i . . 659 2523 • 3384
Lyemning.. , .. e , 2171 '1673 2163 16 ;lb• . ' 82 1718 . 22;9
, y .
M'Kean,.... ... . • 404 278 ' 408 • 2 r',. -
, 407 290 5138
Metter , t. . • ~1842 1989 ..: 1817 I • •,., 4646 1963 2772 -
Milllnr ... . • . 1 .- - 4.'.-` 1559 4099. - 1483 I I ,"! , 1486 * . 1175 • ' 703
.
Monroe;
..1033 111 1029 I .I'.' , i . 1073 - . 156 912
Montgomery ' - - - 4679 3450 4684 '- 344 ': ~
11697 3464 -. 3661
Moatocie.: ... .........,...,..,„ . '1.119 • 774 1131 A., -,,, '•2 I I 829 1004.
N0rtitamp10n.....'........ - 2681 - 1674 • 2662 ~1 "fl - : : 112831 1838 • 709
Northumberland,. • i ..... .1852 108 T • - 1847 • 11‘...,r''• 1 ." / . '11766 " . 1119 „ - 1412.
Perry, '
. .• • 1758 -,
983 1748 , • -'.. 4 1755 ' . 996' . 1452
Phila6elphia city,. • 4615- 7871 - 4609 -7; 2 . 4623 . 7861 5290
•• . cum:ay '
~16830 13418 . 153011 1009 • 15797 .. 13444 • fouso
• 473 69 493 r6B • ~,pac' t 49 . 1 . 547
42'i . 219 . 413; . 290.. "450,' - '2,11,4 761.‘
2722 ' 2607. 2726 •. -- 2568 ~ ' '2793' 2611 • 2154
- 954 2414, 959 -. 2321 979 2404. ' 1337
242 • .. 1149. g ' 3.12 ' . 170 -' . 3d4 , .206 . : --385
2337 1322' 2309 1315. .• 2348 , • 1317 '3223
1542 1076 - ' •-• 1091 1085 1,605 -,' '. 1098 2065
1443' -2172 ' ' 1368 2185 1470 ' 22511 1451
1222 , 690 • 1204 . 745 1221- 4 ' 727 ' 1300: 4
1087 746 .; 1082 . 742-, - - 1083 - . . 749 • 177,1
3263 -3151 .• . 3161. 33611. . *64 .:, 3152 . 2956
1155 , 592 j 1150 596. ~ : 1297 ,• 650 1687
3313 e . 2199 • 3325 1,229 1 3666 • • ;2257 2356,
816; 634 816 .630 • 829 : , 633 . 896
4323 c - 8317 , '4326 • 331 k 4324 3345 3624
Pike
•
Potter,.
Schuylkill,
Somerset 4 04 • 0 . ,.
Susquehanna .....
Union
Venango •• • • •• •
Warren,.
Washington, .....
Wayne - •
Westitioreland; .. ..
Wyoming,.
York
• -, . '. .
CAMEL. Maass* AT 'CNCIN!SATI . —Ctis Momiad ,
-..----------- . ,
night of last week. a map:mart:Ott Jpim Itiely killed 1„ . ,„ „ , i .
his time: in-lave x hins.Anti•Thomas,:tst_einein - nati, ,Further P articulars-o f the great Flood
The inciting eattse of titti riiurd4Os' ascribed to in- - • _
or • . \
temperance. Riley catkin the Itumltifty the hair . , • -
of her head, pulled her to the ficur, and.stiuch her s -I.
EW - COODS ! ;
on ihillea4 101 h itie heel of hKkpbot, tin as to pro- - itn iw• si , irlerm ir madelo v e i ng „ , . pi ti oi,
ducc4 l mos't instant death He 'made his escape, 4 IN - ' - volisir cloths, Merinos. Alpsceas, Hems- balite.
but *au alierwards arrested. He traA, a widower, -
Hi ghams, Hosiery, Gloves, Trimminsk pi a i,m,,i
militia sittter-in-lair was a wiihiwi w4h two ohit. .
plain Flannels, .likached muslins. Meetings. shittiogs,
dren.s • 1 . •• % . .7•:.: • °. . bans. tiritincs. Arc, just opcnedat thu Cheap Store. .'
,
Oct. 31); 1850. ' J. MINGsBERY.
•
DaaiAorstor A
w. 11.111.R04, COMPANY —Peter A.
Coburn, o t Loell,7 Mass, recpVered last- week
8170 dame :Ifs of the Bosteg mirk-I,owatt Railroad
Company fur forcing hirrOlffi platfo'rm of the
cars, on the'Alth of July, .1 849, ait7!they were about
starting to Etcarion.. The Cornpatik had said they
poll not falfit' passengers unless they had pre
viously purchasedAi tisket.
oacf h
Baal) Sounaa.--IThe workmen on that
portion o e Central Railroad which passes',
through Er !dock's Fields, Allegheny county,'
Peonsylea ia, have lately dug opsevend skeletons;
the remelt*, doubtless, of some of the officeri and
soldiers of General,Bradtlock'sgallaht army, which
was dreadfully cut to; piecea by,the Indians in the
I '
early Wart , •
DANGERMIS COUSTERFEIT.--.The Bank
has been taken in by .about '61'3,500 in counterfeits
-of its own 550 notes. The hand was detected by
Messrs. Clark & srt.thera, who bad some difficulty
-in convincing the officers of the Bank that the notes
were not genuine. ;Tito signatures are perfect : but
the engraving is defective. . • ,
• ~
. ,
..
Tits Citottna nt Alttnco.—The Cholera is mak
baro
inn sad ravages • the country near thelGiill coast •
At Orizaba, - in pulatinii of twenty-fife thousand,
theist had n .'it thousand and one hundred
death,. A/Guadalajara there had been np to Au
gait 29th, 3,1474 'cases aitd j : 54.1 deaths. . .
Tttc
Flasaccs or Maxico.—The finances - o
Mexico are truly in a desperate condition. The
Alinisterof Finance has demanded of Congress the
$ 1 ,300 , 000 remaining of Om American inilernni
ty, or in default of this .to authoirize• a stoppage of
all payments.
et)". Genera! James Hamilton ,has accepted . the
invitation °film citizens of Weirton, to deliver an
coin*. nppn 'Mr. calhoun,. in. That place and has ap
pomtecl•For the occuSion, thefirst anniversary of the
decease of the great stateman which will be on
the' 3 tie ofMateh neat.
Yuri
Wotuds President and Secre.
tarp of the NA4r bare granted to the• United States
Central committee - here a first class national frigate
or steamer, for the i purpose or transporting speci
mens of our products manufactures, and inventious
to the World s Fair to Loudon.
..• 0-4 r Jenny Liud befere her departthe from Phil
adelphia, gaveihree thousand dollars to the :mid
fur lb. alleviation of thcstdlerings . of those who
were lanied out of house and home or ~who log
proteetors, by the late great file in that '
city.
Patiresveuracorersit.—The A/bany Erprets
marks that air-the l3er, Orrin' Fowler; M. C. from
IhS4kistol . district, cap secure the nominal ion,there
will be 'four elerainan nmaing br ' Congress in
,
Massachusetts neit.NoTethbet."
Otr.4 gentleman in the. iricinity of Boston,
lately. intested4l9 cigaraio• be Sent to Cati for.
nia. Uleatuer lie repaired the follow,
ing: " , Yo Cigars (three' thousand ) are sold , and
brought $ 450." •
Dim or Mn
Hannansoti
- - irompntisiana,
died at Nr! Qrleatta on the 25th iustark
Dem. Whig. Ind.
16 16 1
69 .SS- a
15 64 • 4-
58
- " EiI,ANKfirEILANKSY '
("epitomes Sahli,.,, . -•Attaebtt let,s4s6tkolusi
,Attaaliaaitat il ic ... a r ig ; ,' t hi tz m e r i .t iells ,. 1
1
61111111111101 Up t . ' ifillinittiPes "' .
liabipanallti - ..
;': -'
NIA:1111,' 114 • •
r 940 94 Nom . tspaper, kit 2,0 atm. Waite alanikft
mei ieserlinkratiprpetediii 01 , 41,0:- t • - - • , -
: , c omt ak - v s zoksiofing-siods-juat" pintici,nd
-
ATt~:Aeperio~iirtiele brie `Sim'
Hatt.: Or
tiltrt leaf for bale at
•
.
.
7 -- 0171041;
11.41019,05‘14.-Olv'
Total.
143682' 13033 S 'l3 630
130974 ;,r145091
Nap gibprifiscitterits
111),ICH figured tad black Bilks, and Turk Satin, for
salami tow as tblejcan be purchased in New Yorl
by, the single pattern. riA. JaCINGSBERY..
T_TATS AND CAPS, Boots and Shoes, Overshoes./
1.1 Geitenr,..Children'e Note and Shoes, a gresi vs i.
-
riety. Also, Darderare, Crockery, Fish. Groceries, (re-
Chiding Sugars and Molasses 'by the bhl, or hhd.) foi
lisle by ' n 1 ° 1. KTNGSBERY.
113(MUS . 11511 , &2111aSTan%
NOW that time to purchase BOOKS fur tbe km;
evens s!' Persons l in wink kof Books and Sin
lionery Bea the largest stock . ev er iderel Lamle
in this borough, at the store of thilasubsgiber, ebtr is
constantly- receiving New Books.
Nov: 1,185 Q. J. KiNoSBERT.
sm. miTm.cmairerscirLds,
•
. 10117 .TL susis'srait.
AVING located in Towanda, his se rvices any
;XI be obtained by addressing a line throuitt the I`.t -
Otfiii, or hy.ailling at the offlee of ITlymes Mem
Esq. where he will be found, or where a written 4
plication mby . be Nos. I, ISO.
• ~
OVIIMit'tMIT-SML
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan's court of 8r2,1-
Xi ford county,. there wiil be exposed to_ Oldie stle
at the dwelling house nn the!premises, at 2 o'6)dt, P.
M. of Monday.ther2Sth day of November inst., the fol.
lowing tractor land situate in Ridgberry township. and
bounded north by David Gardner, west by Jas. lEght•
mire, south by . Rightmire, west by Sitrieon Dickinson.
Containing flits acritt,:moro or less, twenty-fivelan
iroprosod r one log honee.one log barn daemon, late the
Property qt" Smith Pembleton, deceased. -
Attendance given, and terms niado known on the
day of sale: DANIEL S. BROWN, -
Notember I, IBE9, . Administrator.
. AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In the meter of the estate of .S imon Sprtldmg, de6l,
HAVING been appointed: an Auditor by the Or.
phansr court of Bradford county, to settle sod
report upon the aceoupt of Byron Kingsbery, aka•
metrator of tbs a*. dt Simon Spalding. demised.
the .unikwaltsed oPUI attend to the duties of his
Psdululani, on the,3ogt inst., at 10 o'clock A. M. at th e
office of Bissell. in the borough of.Torranda
Nos. I, WO.' D. BULLOCK, Auditor.
ADSIII ISTIIATCI4I'.I NOIIOE.
A LL persona indebted to the omits' of JOSEPH
" L ' A ' POTTER, Aerretwerkleite of Towanda. township.
lam hereby requestirl' toyttak• payment .witboPt delq'
!ma those had' seam'sakainst said estate, will pkwo
present them duly mothintiented for settlement
•J. D. MQNTANYE, Administrator.
Towanda..Nosember 1, 11350.
Till IiOCIAMATION—Whereas the Hon. Horace
Z. - ',Williston Preiident Judge of the 13th !edictal
!Nitric% consisting rit the counties of Bradford Tio
ga, Potter,,W#ean and Jerre Adams 4 George Tra
cy E.sqrs. Associate fudges iit and for thelcounty of
Bradford, having issued their precept _bearing
date
the tOth day or rleptember 1850, to me directed for
holding a 'Court of Oyer; and Terminer (learnt
Quarterßession ottbe Peace, Common Pleas and
Orphans Courtat Towatffia for the county of °rad '
ford, on the . first Moiday of December next boo;
theed dii mid to continue three weeks.
Mice is therefore hereby given, to the Conmers ,
i ticeeof the Peace and Constables of the Count)?
s
o Bradford thit . they be there in their prope r p ee: f
"rlO o'clock in the • forenoon of said day 1 113
the;irecordi inquisitions, examinations and -other,
their remembrances, to do thbse things which to -
their *office appertains to he dump; and, those who.
ate bound by recogniianceor otherwise to he pros'
tatted against the prisoners who an, or may l e l ,
'the jail of said Court, or whetter, or shslibe bona
to 1 , 1 1484 r; at the said Court; are to be then and there
to prose' Mite against Mein as (shall best. i •
Jeroin artiequested to be punctua l their'ne o2 %
dance agreeably to , their notices. ' • ' '
Dated at Towanda-the 28th day of October in ill
year of our Lorttone thousand eight hiindmi 3 n
fiftAand or.* Independence Of the United S'a t f. S '
- ; the seienty-sixtb. • '
WILLIAM S. DOBSINS, Shea. •
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