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E. 0. GOODRICH, EDIT(SFL
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Towinda, - Saturday, November 30050
Tns rxtos is fixes: two* nervotts,aged
l a dy been arenstomed o rend the vapeitirigs of
Quattlebum, or the •earitiv4 warnings of Northern
dough fare-, 'w it le great tritntlatjrm ani F. mighty her.
tor of ll it .,. t .A .stnpendonet evils which were tit open
as from I . a/F.l.ga%; box upon our glorious country—
she can quiet her fears and in a cup of stmng lea,
drink confusion to the agi.atinn who disturbed her
tranquility and NH the rovintiy in danger. The
business was done at the Chinese Museum in Phi.
ladelphia on Thursday the 20r just . that nhl Fed.
eralistilon. ions Scrionsicv, presiding over the
ceremonies, assisted hr most of the old fogies who
have grown fat and els-honesataru the government,
in the shadow ul the United States flank, with oc•
casionally a vender of t: pe and buttons, codfish and
molasses " designed expressly f r the Southern
market, "- Mr. IhTll NA N come himself,
being now *waged in a kind of K iltenney cat beet
with 11.Ett Faszr y g at home, which keeps him
busy,-but he sent a king letter, which is no credit
to him a scholar or statesman, Letters Were re
ceived from Messrs. C . LA V, V.it j Lkancl others
Gen. Cass was written/ to, but the " noise and con•
lusicn" of 11. e late eleeliorr in Michigan prefented
his . answering. Resolut Wins . wt re read by lion.
G. M..Pit•Les, and :1(11/tell, and the meeting 'ad
journed, the old envies to think elbow fat others
when The South shat! have them to di;tribote—and
the merchants to anticipations of ittereascil custom
and enlarged profits from Southern enstowiers,
A like demonstration has been made in Fanieul
Hall, nt Roston, and we now hope the song is con
cluded, and we shrill not be hereafter stunned. and
annoyed by the incessant din ef i those who 'Airy
so prove the " Union in ilanqcri f . Profi!s ar.il pa
trimism have dispelled the cloMs, and Congress
slimild vote a meilll lo those alto hare thrown
themselves into Vie breach, in commemoration f
their valor, embellisherl:wirliall the different appli-
antes perlaining to the various occnpalion•
Tur. flew Voris 4 - Et.r.crios.—The Harrisburg
Uoion has an article about IA New yotk election,
winch contains a display of great intallitzence, con-
ceming the political atlairs of that State. The ar
nt4clo concludes its britliatit commentary as (01
lows :
" But although Mr. linnt Ira+ succeeded, he has
done so and nothing mole. Ills majiiiii" Is small,
and he owes it 1110:11111e55 to 1115 ctasiec:ion a•uli
Greely anti Sewall', and ills supposed taint of abo
litionism and opposition to the luginve slave Insc."
By what sotto( logic this conclusion is arrived
at, we cannot c,omprehend. Mr. font is the only
successful candidate on' the Whig State Viet, and
the average Democratic majorities are agoot 6000.
Thu tact is Mr. Hunt owes his election to the very
things here chargeiltupon . him., The haberdasher's
gathering at Castle Garden, detested the Democrat
ic candidate-kw Governor, and gave SENT ARD a tri
umph he before had not dared to hope for. The
determination on the part of I) S Diestxsou's
friends to insist upon his return to the U S. Senate
lost the Democrats the Legislature, and these ex
tremely saptent gentlelmen will •now have the
pleasure of seeing from that State a Senator exact
ly similar in sentiment! to Seward. We reg,re9ex-7
tremely, in view of the recent Union of the- party in
'New York, that Minh a result should have occurred
—but the patty haretdone nobly, and if they will
now discard some onquiet spires who exist in NrW
York city, and who were active in the Cotton De
monstration, another elee'tion will see the party
thoroughly united and certain of victory
fl,:r The NoiTtt PvisgyLVAIIMAN Still Sleeps in
the quiet of the grave, the horn of lie reyorrection
not baring yet sounded. '• Rumor -with tier thou
sand tongues" has been telling of new arrange•
memo, by which the ooneem was to be galvanized,
and tried again as good coin. \Ve await whh great
impatience the developement, to see what new
scheme the ingenuity of man can invent.
. Query-fir the, Larrycrs.—Are not the responsible
publishers (if f illey could be ascertained) of the
late concern, indit•table under 'the statute for obtain
ing goods antler pretet me, by those who hare
paid a• yearli subscription in advance. It could
not have been expected to continue the thing for a
year, and taking a year's sub 7 sckiption in advance
was gross fraud
We hope time who have Vol - ten caught In - that
way, have got the worth of tkeir money, for they
mend about as good a ehan64. of Peeing the bal.
once refunded, as they would of having a Tom an•
da or Susquehanna bill redeemed.
Otr- The Wyoming Democrat treats us very car.
alierly. However, we•suppose 11'usrpr has more
lucrative business on hand just now. The Stand
ing Committee of Wyoming county, at its late
meeting; unanimously nominated Jon* Barque,
Esq., of Tunkhannock. as the Wyoming candidate,
notwithstanding Wtsovrhad announced that tie was
in the field. Against their action be demurs, and
files his objection 4. He will " stand out" too, un•
til the
,proper apiiliancoui are used to bring him
straight. The great tmuble is if Mr. Balsam should
be the nominee, he knows WIPIDY'S Markel value
Ise well, that we are afraid there could be no $l5O
\. made, by this Bennett of the Country press, in the
operation. He should " brag Itig,h' i r -as that is a
familiar game, and perhaps KWIC over anxious can
didate may come down with the dust !
BRAD7'ORD bootie is now occupied
by the long and favorably known host, %Vat. Hawes,
whose•name is a sufficient recommendation where
ever known (and that is almost everywhere) with
out a word from ns. To strangers, however, we
can recommend the Bradford Hotel, as a stopping
place, better that which they will not often milt
with. to
VALLLY R.ll.l.llolD.—The new nark
of t h is road is now complete from Chembereburg
to Carlisle, and will be GaintheJ to the connection
with the Volk and Cumberland railroad by the first
of December. The trip s from Chamberaburg to
Baltimore will then be' made in about eta hours.
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sast•s•s /petal. •t Si. Leal*.
Cul. Barrrosi's late speech contains many things
at should-be glad le publish, bat wilicoaten -u
-seless with the following, which is best calculated
for this meridian. lle is, in these remarks, paying
his respects to the fishonest men who are snarling
upon his path, at hnme
"Anti:Bentoteril Anti Bet ton party ! A new
mode of designating a political party, and mote
worthy ql demons: than of merit To char:reit-tits
a party by their love fur a nem—their zeal in his
muse, nod detotion to his success — to give them
has stable, tin slim tier-omit, is natural and common,
and may be a...nimble i it not wise. But for a party
to ehararterizei itself by its hatred to a man, and to
con-crone itself to his destrnerion, is not only un
natural and-nm on, but diabolical and infernal
Conspiracies aga rs t a man are indictable, and pun
ishable at law; t - are condemned by the moral
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.r.i4ist of the community, and I the terigiltn of all
nation., arid this without arty tyrant to the eato•e of
the hatred, and of the conspiracy—even though it
be against a ball man, who may have bad Oriel
sea. But when men . band .bernselves into a patty
upon the principle of haired and conspiracy—con•
melee themselves his haters, and conspire his de
'erection, not for taut but tot good acts--because
he may shunt in the way of their criminal design--
-then the iniquity of their designation becomes"
atrocious and revolting. This is the case with the
party in this State-1 only speak of the conspirator
o.‹—which styles itself anti Benton. It hates
Bentonixtcan-e if can neither seduce him, nor de ;
ceive him, nor persuade Lim, nor scare him. into
their nullification designs,. and they eon-Tired
afzainal him, to kill him off, with lies and defama
non, because they knew. that they could tint do it
a ith Kalb in the open field. They have deceived
ma; y good men—got ninny good. men in their
ranks, pot I, assume their designation, and even
to operate with them in Public meetings. and in the
elections. But all thee° deceived citizens will right
them-wit' s. They will see tine everything which
hold 114 m about. the designs of the tristutioniA.s
last snot er, is tine 1 . - and that everything which
i f
the conspirator voilhfieta said against me,is false!
These two great Luis being seen, the ileeeired men
will tight themselves. The deceive Ts will be left
alone The real nellification idemocrats will be
-left alone ! and alohe they ' , limit(' forever star..)
Neither Whigs nor democrats should affiliate with
them. Both parties will be stronger and cleaner,
without them. They were tint about a dozen in
;he last Plenerat Assembly, and about the same
number in this. Most of the others aret . rn the
bench, or in the banks, and in some " nullification
presses. There are but few besides. And be ween
them and me, now and forever. I say again. as I
Said once before, a high wall, and a sleep ditch !
No frllowship, or communion with them.
This is the only true doctrine—atered as only
Besrox kanwiNtow to utter_it. There is no use
lalk mg about "rompmmisiag" with men who are
destitute of moral or political integrity, and whose
motives are envy, yeakrusy:or sordid calculation
Iligli edits and deep ditches should divide all hon
est men from them, as they wish to keep them
selves uncontaminated, horn even the appearance
of evil.
AURICULTCII.II. IMPLPMV,ITA.—An establishment
adapted to Ihe wants of the Fanner/tot the flourish
ing enmity of Bradford; has been (or a short lime in
operation at Athens, and we take great satisfaction
in calling attention to Mr. WF.LLE . II adveriiserneht
in another column. Great advantages are offered
to purchasers, and we are sure the convenience of
always having silt+ an establishment, in our own
county, where Farmers can readily :supply. their
wants, nt reasonable prices, will persuade them to
give !inn a liberal patronage.
Ille.MocßATlc STSTECENTEAL Co:43itiTcr..—At a
rnee!ing of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee, held at the Merchant's Hotel, Philadelphia on
Wedite.-Alay evening, 20th inst., Jona HIVE MAN,
,of West Chester, in the Chair and Dr T J.
P. Stotts, of Phil*lo tie, as Secretary, the follow.
lug RemilittiOto Wt.re adopted :
Resotrril, That rj Convention be belil at Fibrils
burg on the second Wednesday iu Jnpe, 183 . 1, at
10 A ' 111 , for the:Jonrpose of nominating Demo'
cratic canilidoes ler Judges of the Supreme Court
of Pentitylvaiiia ;Alm said Convention to be com
posed of the sameimmber of delegates as are to
compose the State oriventicn to nominate a Dem
ocratic candidate ft# Governor, and to be apportion.
ed in the name ma:pier.
Rcsolred. That ife,Convention for rmminating a
Democratic candidate.for Governor and Canal Com
missioner, be held at Reading, Berko comer, on
he lat %Vechieskla3i inJgBie. 1851, a: 10 A. Al.
JOHN HICKBIt N, Chair'n
T. J. P. &route, &QTla► y .
0::)- The three cent: piece, lately authorized by
Cougrei.s to be coined, has been irwre4l hum the
mint at Philadelphi i. It a beautiful coin, 11,1 v•
ing on one side. the %tents " United States of Am e r. ica," in which is • circular wreath, includititt the
number 1 - 11l " On the reverse stile is the Liberty
Cap, inscribed • its the word " Liberty," and sur
ronnded with rays. Underneath the cap are the
li;utes " 1850."
(yam We learn front the Greenstrnsg Republican
and the. GreeMiburg Aigus, that on Friday of week
befo9e last, the Irish laborers on the Central railroad,
Cot Mtn a dreadful fight, which resulted in the
death of three or lout of the combatants. There
were some eight himilreil engaged in the combat;
and the opposing parties fought with guns, pistols,
pickaxes, bw., It is strange that arm were
not killed or injured. ,
lIMOM
,
Tue. Sittlig Akiviencier.—A meeting of the
committees appointed to receive contributions to.
wool. the erection of a 'finable monument over
the remains of the late Governor FRANCIS It. Silt sic,
will be held at the Ttappe, Pilottgomeiy county, on
Saturday evening, Dricember 14th, at Si o'clock,
to adopt a plan for 010 monument, and take meas
ures for its immediate erection. Architects are re
quested to lurniiii plans for a plain, solid and sub
stantial monument ,
1 1 11 R C RNSUS C i hiss MOTS —The returns from
the various counties in the territory represent the
w line number of inhabitants before . the tat of June
to ibe 5.193 This i said to show an increa-e of
neirly 50 per rent. the last year's entimeiation
Recollecting that onl three years ago, the cannily
was known merely to traders and trappers, the pre
sent amount of population indicates a very rapid
progress. It is thnught, from reports of intended
emigration, that during this year the number of
'inhabitants in the territory will again be doubled.
Inn. or Tilt U. S..Sttie Yoarrowa.—The Qneen
Li'
rpoo
\lab, arrive., at L i 'l rt the 3 tat'of Octob..tr,
reports that the U: loop of war, Yorktown. was
Imi on the North tof Si Jagn ,
Cape de Verde
Islands, on the 25:h f September--crew saved.—
The information was derived from the royal
yacht schooner Aerial, from St. 3520, which was
spoken on the 2d of October, in latitude 11, longi
tude 27.
trr Pelitioni are in eirctilation in prevent the
establishment of Catholicism in England. The
Pope's twill hese:awed much excitement and alarm
among the EpiScopal clergy It is said the Queen
is prepared tu receive an address Irorn her people,
and to tate Meismewt, check the bite, Terence of
the Legates ot 'Rome.
GREAT LIMN The Calvary church, New N . oik .
in addition to 'i. , WO salary, has given : it is report
ed, ,Dr. Hawks, its Rector, $15,000, famished a
parsonage house ;
and interred his life to the amount
of 5.10.000. Tiiis is probably the largest living.
ever bestowed bpon any clergyman in the United
States.
Flaxseedlois of the Brodlran" County •e/1.
eel So*ilety al Its quarter', Session.
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TOWANDA, Sim 5111,1850,
1 tutisneiSely met tit the " W Int Houstei us the
botoogls 011 ml-wide prnassi to public. 'Afire. and
vrag catlwl M unter j by br. Iluwn's Pretsislenti at
o'siork I'
i)st mishap of 1)r. lloscros. H ern. rewilerivl
mott,ly. ih:t the thaol'. 01 this 14 .( fete be te•ndprrel
to Dr. PATTEN...cm. of AMstomy in the
Ussirerprty Vork.lt-r hit• ritrodassre at this
borough cm )estesthsy, for the purpo.-e of; &likes•
sista, them.
The society deeply regret the mi.take in public
print as to the day of their meeting, and cordially
extend-61 him the to meet with them a.
smne !Ware period and aildvens them,
The society also solicits tl e favor of using his
name as au honorary member.
Resolved, Thal Drs. Lion & 'Maw; he a eons
minee to transmit a copy of the above resolinicni In
Professor PATTICIRSOII, amt 11..rertilitl at what time
he will be able to favor ns with en aildrews.
Ott motif), Dre. I harries 6r. Porter were admitietl
Members of the society. • t
On motion, the following officers were electeil
for the ensuing year.
Po esidrni —I); F. P. A 1.1. RN, Oi ST h fiel,l
Piltsithogis —l4. 11. K NAPP, of Orwell, lrro•
112 M. of I‘lonroetim, LAID, of Towanda, AATELL, of
Trriy.
'Recording Secretary—Dr. D. lloi.sins, 01 Leßays.
villa.
Corresponding Serretary--Dr. D. N. NEW rox, of
Monnoeion.
Trenivorr—nr. lina - romk.of Terry Town. 4
iCntsnrN C T.. 11144, (if Lell..py,lhntrotr, 01
Terry Town, I). N NERT , N, (.1
On mottos Ors. AkAna, lAnn lit l'oa-mit, were
elected a cnonnitice M dralt a plan 1, r a Library to
be prepeniml at the nest meeting.
On minion, the sneiety adjr.tirtied to meet in the
evening VeTell nekirk.
7 o'clock P M.
The society met pinsruint to adjnmumunt, and
was called to older by the Piessilent.
On motion 01 Dr. klasoti, Dr. Rice was admineti
n member oh the society.
On motion Dr. Rlnson, Horton & fitild were np.
pnintett a commineu to examine the ac ounts of the
Treasurer.
On motion of Dr. Indd, it W 34 rewilvo I . that a
tax qi one ilnAler per year, be levied on each them
ber In be paid nnaiterly.
11.0,olyed, Chat Or. Hinton tin diverted In per
cha•r the journal.; of the proreedinv,s ill the arneri•
ran '.lrlediral Ak.ocianott fur the years ul 1848, '49
ami '5O. ,
Re..olveil, That the motion of 1)r. Allen tin NM
over wail the next meeting of like PorIP 4 Y ; Mid d rat
it lie published with the proceedings, EA this meet-
jot. Allett's motion is, that the clerzy who sm•
rain or favor Quackery in any shape. shall not be
favored wi:h the eratuttonA services rit the retnilar
physicians ; but pay the regular fee as is customary
with others.
The committee for c cam in ing"the Trem.rtrer's ac •
coning. report that they find them correct and a bal.
!wire in the Treasury of 4.00.
On the r.oriely attjninned to meet again
at t h e ir w ar d "u e" in the borow2ll of r
on Tuestl.iy Decembi 3J 185 n ('ar-t week of Cl/1111)
at t o'clock P M.
Alien , DANIEL HOLMC 4 , D ; Secretary.
Dealb of Garret D. Wall
Genera! Garret D. Wall. late I - tined States Se.:
ator form New Jersey, died last iii 4 lo, N0v..22d,
at his residence in Rurlington. N J. Ili. disease
was drop-y on the chest, and his health has been
declining fur two or th co years We may salcls•
say that no mart in New Jersey coted be more
generally lamented than General Wall. Distin
guished not less for his private virtues than for his
high patriotism, he commanded the esteem arid
ate rtion of all who were acquainted with Ilin.
General 11%111 was a !vatic; .of New Jersey, and
has resided there all his life. He was a lawyer
by rfession and strioil at the head of the bar its
his native State, while he continued ni practice
His career has been oue of little incident, from the
fact that lie has uniformly declined taking a proms-
neat part in public affairs. During the war with
Great Britain, he commanded a company that was
in service, but since that nine lie has remained in
the quiet pursuit of his private business, esceja
(luring one term in the United States Senate, to
which he was elected dining General Jackson's
administration. He liars uniformly declined all
other ollic.es,,, p even that of Governor of New Jersey,
to which lie was elected by the legislature. .on
more than one occasion. Still, notwithstanding
his chosen retirement, he has shown no lack of in
terest in public aflairs, anal his views on great qnes
lions have been given fearlessly, and have always
commanded the respect of all parties.
In his early life he was a Federalist, but left that
party and j ed the Democrats at die time of the
war of 1812. His patriotism, however, always
shone above his party feeling, for having no polig
Intl aspirations of his own, his motives were never
questioned General Wall was 011 i-seventy years
of age. He leaves a widow, in atiloenee, and
several children.
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A -Niw Lao 0111C0 IL 1R C Locit —Wit hare teen
and examined a vet) , singular piece of Mechanism
in the form (.1 a clock, or time-piece, invented ar d
manufactured by Dr. W. II Steriton, practical dent.
nit. It will keep the time of tiny, clay of the week,
day of the month, and al-io the name of the month.
But the most peculiar feature it keeps the orht
days of the month, and also leap year, and also the
odd minutes of every moon, so that it never re.
quires any setting. This se believx has never
been done with any other time piece male in this
country. The striking properties are no leas re
matkatile.
At either side of the temple is a door, and at the
hour for striking, the figure of a Kniv,hl fully etrip
pelt in his pantiply", walkes out of one dor, which
immediately closes swain, on a semieiiridar a rea ,
and wheat in front of " the temple, lilts his hand and
sti'ares very distinctly the hour of the day ; he then
resumes his ejfenjl, and when he approaches the
other door ti opens for his lives* and then closes
as Men as he gets into the inner cola There are
several other unique mallets connected with this int
gettious piece of mechanism which we cannot now
notice.
Dr. Stensen never filmed a piece of brass or steel
until his attempt at this work. He planned and
worked out its intricate combirations without assis
tatted, and has made the whole of the structure
with his own hands--mostly at night doting the
Est year Baltimore Patriot ~
WHIG ELSZTION FRAUDS —The Grant; Jury of
Philadelphia county, have found three true bills,
against Jame, Brady, for issuing fraudulent natur
alization papers, and two bills against Benjamin
Lynda; for forgery, in altering the election returns
of the district o`-Southwark, while acting as return
clerk. The two? men belong to that !any which
is always charg . i.bg the Democracy wt election
frauds, but most frequently is caught in the act
itself.
Tne GeN. TWIGS lIAIR DYE —As several of out
readcrs have expressed an anxious desire to test
the merits of Gen. Twraws' Hru Resio'ralsve, w•e
publish the receipt. It doe, not dye the hair, bat
reems to operate upon the mots and restores the
original color. The recipe i. as Is:Mows:—
"One drachm•lac .ulphur, half drachm sugar of
lead, four ounces rose water. Mix them, shake
the phial on using the misfurr, and bathe the hair
twice a day lot or longer if necessary.
«'t I.l.llTltenrr AICP ELMIRA RAILITYIAD
Northam papers stales that arranac wenn; are ma
king for the completion of the Williamsport and El
mira railroarl. We doubt not that the time will
soon come when we shall have a conhamotts ma
ma(' from the veal of government to the New York
State line by way of this marl. Wu would advise
our notthem friendaro push on this work lo comple
tion.
Emmen Mils.
The match of AestrPri and B amian troops into I
the Rectorate otilessit.Caset has.heeu °rinsed h at
the otaemoble permute( reaturisitthe Eleittior re
cently driven out by a ritvointion. The mil cause
iia-cribed in some gutters to the jeAloosy of Aos
nut i.II the growing power and extension of Picssia,
whose imei vermin in favor ol a cointittitioual gov
ernment in Hesse Carel is supposserl to be merely
a pretext tot taking part in the affairs of the Electo
r: to frith a view to further eprandizementa A tun
ics' darlent of the. London Times, writiorg from
Col
agile, after speaking of the momentum s and post- ,
thins of Im.pa, perverts to ray :
" Haring detailed the -military p'epaia ions r f
the side °I the l'owero most ..xpmeil to the extrem
ity .4 war, l recut to the causes of the - present guar
eel, oil the diplotr.aitc aspect of whieh.i may give
a version different from that wmally attempted. het
one that prevails here in the best informed circles
and apparently with good reason. The Constftei
tional in Electoral Hesse is not the stumb
ling Nock of those wire wish for rare. l'ruasia •
Is quite in accord with Austria and Bavaria respect
ing the necessity of not allowing a Minister to dil•
pond for power upon a parliamentary withholding
of supplies. In fact Germany is not in lit state for
discussing any ethernet' of constitutional law. She .
has gone back to the middle arses, and the matter
with which the people am occupied is the choice
of a good flimsier, while the pretend-err to power are
anxiously watching one another. Serious onbra.ge
has hero takeir at the extension of the l'rorsiati
troops in fiermsny, the natural result ol the events
of the past Iwo 3 - ears.
" flanibregh Is virtually in Fressiniu7 neenrsieinn.
Holstein week, be too happy to accept a l'rerrian
army. The little principalities ol Ilelienzollern oc
cupy the venire ol the Black Fore-t. A hessian
corps holds the passes of that eliaiii, and. with the
Grand Duchy of Melee, nmitivies the whole length
of the Rhine, from the Dutch frontier 'to Switzer
land. It is for the pnrpose of not allowing this ex
tension to obtain prescriptive tight that A i.sria and
Bavaria are in such consent' . Cassel turned its
kernel Elector nut without causing an irterrention
and might {linen again were it not for there carrienr
ent circumstances Here, then, comer the Polo,
non, w hich, dent immediate. will not be d is ta n t
i n its operation. rrnssia will give np limmburg or •
(kitten, or both, and will be allowed to (weepy what
share of Cassel site pleases. Bavarian troops may
also enter to save appearances., and will Oren retire
in pearefel radar The Ranier th i s
. - de, i n t r oesea r is
browlit about the better : for all business i. at a
stand stilt a• long as the uncertainty remains—a
fart for which the low rate ol exchange on Eng
land inefficiently vouches.'
. There ore reports of an alliance between Russia
and Austria in relation to tills question, and it is
raid the Czar has invited the Emperor of Ansi; ia
to meet him at Warsaw to ernifer upon the subject,
and that lie declined a proffered visit from ihr blunt
of ritilS.la who rretmate.l a desire to meet him at
ilse Fame plar-e. The Czar complain. of the riot
&let of the inrifisters of the King of in rout
tirmitez to excite the terolni ~,,, try trelieg in (her.
realty. 'Floe siumforence of Russia hr this ,natter is
nee 01 the twist ominous sylnptumscntutrryedWith
it. .Irrozitit and imp ;toil. in tone, yet derided in
her mcaanres. rhehas come from her triumph over
the revishr ionary sprit in I len:vary Milo( rinifidesice
in her (Will ' , trent:lll. and rww...eik4ell with an implt.
cattle Ito-tilt!y against everything thial may look
lik e p iozre ,'‘ im truf f s Cwnt.ttin,ional •nwettimettl
The gene]. Of De•p-itisrn has in Me Czar
its most form i dable imperSonatiort.—Bilt. Airier/.
Can.
CLOSING SC EN ES OF TII E Cirsvexvir.m.
November 18.—The Convention as
sembled 61 . .4 morning, at 9 o'clock. After a stormy
debate on the rei:-Itt of die Committee, it was fi
nally to-committed.
Mr. Daniels, of Ca., presented a resolution, in.
coking, the South to cell on slaveliolOing Staten Itr
pmtection to person and State, when denied by
anthoi its.
The Committee being in session, the Convert
lion took a recess of Italian hour, w hen on re-al
aembling. the Chairman of the Committee report.
ed the original preamble, but striking out all the
resolutions, attl aubraitutirry" a series, declaring, the
rnachment oldie SoutheruStates to the Conetitu•
lion and the Union ; that it was the purpose of die
Convention to prescive it oninipaiteil, believing
that the Unirm of Stales was the union of indrpett
deli! sovereignties--that alt anticipated evil had
been realized, filially recommending the South not
to go into national convention of States. leaving
Cong-e-s to deliberate and act with a view of at.
resting further aggies-ion, and restine he tights of
the South- The reading of the report being conclu
ded, the previous gnestion was called, and all tits
cus-ion cut ofi.
The Tennessee ilelelptes here said they would
dissent fmm the report, but not being allowed to ex.!
plain their views in Convention, Messrs. A. 'V, r
Blown, Nicholson and Donalds3n declared thrii
intention t address that constituents, ilecfariti::
their position, and the reason why they still stood
011 the Tennessee p'atlorm.
The vote was •aken cm the previons cinereinn,
which was sni4ainril, and the question geranium
on :lie report as amended,. it was adopted, the de
ie2alinn, li mn the pi:owing Mx States tonna in
affirmative. ri7: Alabama, FloriilaGeorgist,
South Carolina and Virginia ; arid the del
~;arum ham (excepting Mr. Donald
son. %iJwi ruled in the atfirmative.).in theme/poise,
Mr. Donaldson then moved for a reconsideration
ol the vote on the adoption of the report. Ills mm
lion was not sits:nines& He took occasion to pp.
nounce the pnweedin. of :tie Convention as nnlinl
lowed, mid expressed his determination ol separa
ting himself horn such unworthy proceedings.
A scene of indescribable contusion followed this
tirade. Some of the members were very much
excited, particularly Mr. Clay, of Ala., who is the
author ol a portion of the report adopted. Amidst
great confusion, the Convention adjourned sine die.
DREAMT!. STEA3A-6OILRR E‘PLOMON—TIINEF. MEN
KILI.F.T, AND TIMER MORTALLY WOUND= --On Sat•
today morning, at 7 o'clock, while the men on.
Wald the propeller Resolute, tyke , at- the foot •of
pier No. 13, East ricer, were at b reakfast,. the bot•
tom of the baler burst killing the engineer, Wm.
Sliepatil, oti the spot, and scalifit g fire others in so
dreadldl a manner, that Iwo of them have since
died—narnely,,S. F. Hall, the cook, at the station
house, and Woodfield Campbell, at the City Hos
pital, whither lie was conveyed—imether with
Thomas Wars, Joseph Plummer, and Woodhull
Harman, the captain. It is not expected that any
of -these will live. The skin is peeled oil their
bodies, and they present a trighful spectacle—
Charles Maltony, a boy "was slialitly injured The
bodies of Shepard and Hall, lie at the First Ward
stollen house, where the Coroner is now holding
an Inquest as to the cause of death, which will
doubtless result In a verdict of death by the explo
pion of the'boller in question. But there is anoth
er inquiry to be held as to the cause of the explo.
shin, which, it is said, has been produced by care
lessness,. There will be anotherinquest,:beretore.
on Monday, when the boiler will fie examined, and
scientific men **Ai-termed to give testimony. The
propeller has peen removed to Brooklyn since the
accident, but she will be brought back on Monday
She is considerably injured below. Had the men
been on deck they would not have been injured:—
N. F. Herald.
TEIPIPLE LOPS or fare.-4 despatch from Con
stantinople, dated, Oct. 23.1, says that on that mor
ning, the Cepitan Pasha's line of battle ship blew
np In the Arsenal, killatv; upwards of !OM people,
who were on boars'. She had only arrival from a
cruise two days since, and , was just landing her
powder.
Car iisrmairA—The cranberry crop is undoubted•
Iy short, and from the whole Upper Missisisppi
country not exceeding - 300 barrels will be exported
this year. The growth :n many ;whorls is a total
failure. Lam season, or during 1819, over 3080
hands were shipped trom Wirconsin and Mir.ero•
in alone. The fruit lei now worth S 8 to 810 per
bawd! al St. Paul.
The roily s et ibe N■aa*k Party.
• WOW, 1110411,fions lo . piosereelhe ity at*. '
rtylf cm* Sti% and to etretigiten it - - then 1-
itiortef *or of:Pitnilar sentimihrte. e Nike
liffered toolzioch.iii Pennsylvania by seraeseiiles,
nut Ickbe weans that this is the oir'y pulley wbieh
Con prarmaflently,raecure the asetnithmey of the
Democatic party..
The Anti-Masonic escitementytwerity y can nor
revolutionized some of stout Best Democrats
counties, and the uneselet of the Whig-party its the ,
interior, has bfien made up of those who, cider .
Vie pressure or fanaticism, gave up the broad prin
ciples of Democ racy, for the narrow prejudices of
t Still later, within our own reeol
lecti•m Native Americanism has performed a
like Nal itt this district. and the intimate onion of
its fortes (comprising a large body pi men. who
had termerly with,Ltie Democratic party) with the
IVh;gparty, has repeatedly given the victory to an
acme' minority.
• The iesann of 1848 is too recent to be lorgteten,
and ilie . harmonious and us proscriptive action of
the Deincerre , y df Pennsylvania, en. its Iwo last
campaigns, has secured it two lariats, victories,
after the untimely defeat of our Gubernatorial and
Presidential candidates. The same policycrictly
adhered fril will sive u' a -Democratic Govem'or
and it Democratic Joidiriary nest fall, and in 1852,
a President of nor own choice. Onr vidories have
Her-r barn premier/ or succeeded by no pally meeting's,
to &stood, divide, and defeat Ike &mom-aloe prirt9.
One sided action, proscription upon ally one
p;int, on which the feelings and opinions of the
Democratic party in the several States (idler, moat
hies itab y defeat it, not only in its State, but its na
tional contes:s, and place the pestver in -the hands of
a real misiptity of the people Do we, in Pennsyl
vania, require a fierce and unrelenting encounter
between Democrats, such as is going cm in Murals
rpppi and Louisiana, which, if not settled, will kill
both sections, and place these Democratic States in
tno Whig ranks! Cleat ly not! Von cannot gag
Demo r•ks. but by a prutleist:sind conciliatory coutse,
you C.tfl la* apt Unite them in the supporl 01
what is essential to the ultimate success of De
mocratic principles—the regular nominations of the
p o-t 9. •
We have looked around es, anti we behold the
strongest et ideft 'es of the absolute necessity of
such a pot cj- at h s ctisi-, in the stem tree Stales
of I'm north and west. which MUM Beside the nest
Piesidesitial contest. •
General Cass neither voted Cor i nor advocated
the Fugitive Slave hill; pin we fear that the action
at Wash' ngtcm ha+ revolotioffitrif the Congression
al Defecation of this Democratic State, and entreat
ed its riesidential vote m the . . House of Represen
tatives to Whig+. We were not prfpaseil Mr this
det6t, for we hail confidently relied upon the great
pripnlarity of net Lite candidate for dei Piesitfenty,
and the fact ; that he had studiously avoided eon
necting himself with si fiat appears In be-iit most Ste
popular measure in the Deiticchttic States of the
West.
In Deroota• Wisconsii• the same spirit ap
pears. -let Ohio mill Illinois there is nil itiimilkiuc
public sentiment ; stud tr the State of New York
it i+ clear that ilitee-li.ortlis of its people me Doi
only (typo-ell to the higher extension of slavery.
hot some of the peace measures
ni Mettrir.. Webtder 111111.(.1.1,
Itv r•oireiliat ion and unity we have gained two
Whig liaues--New Jersey aunt Delaware. The
sligleest hreath 01 pro.cription, or :nn of harmo
nious action amongst our Dem•oeratic friends, will
re:oni them to the Whig politicians.
By this ruse policy Democratic Pennsylvania
has been preserved untouched, nod her tnajmities
Ihtv e teen icrea-ed by WI ig Are
we to I new them advantage by an amalgamation with
the %VIM! devotees of Clay and Web-ter—the ba
ler, norelet.ti or and uttspaiing fries M . the immar
tal Jackson, the hero of New Oilcans, arid the vic
tor over the hank ariAncracy—wlin would have
thrown the people under the wheels of the jog.
gernant car of the miormstimtional Bark of the
Coned States ?—Sprit 4 Ike Times.
Mos - I - ova fami iVocas —For several month's
pas! : says the Danrilk! Iritelligetteer, the large An
thearite furnaces of the Alontitom crimpatty have
been o nt lergoiail thorough repairs, multi II:e 4. apes.-
vi.iuil of the Alle..zra Groves, and will . nJw snort
hr really f u r another lung, and we hope a prosrer
ous blasi of two or th re years, without sera us iii
terruption.' In allition to the repair+ milting td
the .lumace•s, the Mouton, comp my have lately
made another large addition to their mammoth
rolling mill, thus extentli g its caparity for busi'-
nesP. Far seine time past the mil' mill has been
moving on in the manufacture of raernad iron,
%sly ittestlily and successfully.
flotuten Sett-inc.—Freeman Tor ker, a'i old resi
dent near 'Montezuma, Pike county. IH wits-fone.tl
(lend in his bed on the moniiir_ ot the -sth inst. He
kin' spent the night alone in his !loose, and in a
fit of mania poi'', as is supposed, he seated Maisel!
on the tlor t tr, cut open his abdomen, :onk out Ins in
testines, and rut them off in exart lengths until he
had obtained five pieces. He then raised himself
up. as the prints of his bloody hands on the floor
plaiu.ly ant-Aril, laid his knife on the table and
siren( to his bed.
FREEMEN'S MASS MEETING.—The
Ciur•ns of Dradford. 'without distinction
of ',any are invited to assemble in. mats umeeting
at Me Cop rt Home, ow WEDNESDAY EVENING
of the 4rdt week of Court in December next, fur the
purpose of expressing their views relative to the
FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
' It is confidently expected that there will be s ful
attendance ; abd that the freemen of this county
will come prepared to say and do whatever may
become freemen in the prts‘nt emergency. If the
law 'is Constitutional and just, let it be sustained.—
Dot if it is such a law, Wm no man who regards his
allegiance to his God as well as his country can give
it his support, then let such mea'nres be adopted as
t
may seem bes calculated to procure its speedy re
peal. Let us d nothing rashly, or for the sake of
agitation only •rat her let us submit to be slaves fur
the sake of ha ony. But let us do our work de
liberately ;an when the interests of freedom - ive in
d.nger, as they ow are, flan the encroachments of
slavery, let us tect those interests at all hazards:
for they arc the most sacral interests of men and
must not be given up. . MA NY errizENs.
THE DR ‘IIFORD COUNTY MEDICAL.
SOCIETY. will hold its quatterly meet
ing at the " Ward House" in Towanda. on Tues
day the 3d day of December at 1 o'clock P. M.
~
A general attendance is most earnestly requested.
November 19th 1850.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING —A meeting
of the Bradford County Temperance
Society will be held at the Court House on Monday
evening Dec. 11, next. An address may be expect
ed frouithe Rev. Mr. Landon. All are invited-to at-
tend. By order of the President.
C. 8. RUSSELL /key.
RELIGIOUS N OTICE.—Re v. huyler
J. Gibson will preach the Union Mimi'
at Burlington on Thursday lth (Thanksgiv
ing) at II o'clock A, M.
AGRICULTURAL. M ETING —The
Farmers of Bradford con ty, and others,
having an interest in the formation o a County Ag
ricultural . tgociety, are requested to meet in the
Court House, Thursday evening, December 3.
F 1
'fiber Particulars of the great Flood
NEW GOODS!
NEW Caminteres, Bronkloths, Vpitings, Prints,
111 Mohair cloths, Merinne. ,Alpaccas,.Meun &Plaine,
lam:hams, Hosiery, Mmes, Trimmings, Plaid and
pleb) Flannels, bkached muslin*, elternugiwattirtings,
Inns, tiekinrra, 'dm., just opened at the Cheap Store.
Oct. 30. 1830. J. KINGdBER Y.
HA9.B AND CAPS, Boone and abaci. Ovenehaes,
Gahm. Chi Wren's Boma and Oboes. • Irma vs.
riety. A bo. Ilanbran, Crockery, Fish. Graesties. (en
chiding %gars and Molasses by the bbl. -or hhd.) for
'ad' by nl .1. misubtmty,
Married,
By the Fier, Johns rosier, at the Presbyterian p er .
enotlitiOn Ibis borough, on the Stith inst. (h„,,,,
WA01411111411 BAHIOI of Tioga County Pa. Sullins
Ries ntMAT stem 003011 iv an.
lei,
Towaga September 27 11350, M tat r prat.
duet.
ter of .1%. kN. J. Kaassa aged - I year I i c y
it 16 dale. •
!**ol.ancll n 01...3.0.nde0" 14Sr.ea
fa Wysox Nov. 17th 1850, of consumption, Ita nit h s
Witt rowar, aril 25 . years.
Mr. Whitney's kind and obliging hispanic's,
agreeable mannetwomnly drponmeat• and intelli
gent appearance, gained for him an extensive CIF.
de. of friends, who with bis numerous relatives
mourn bitentlisely deal*: -
In addition to bia many rnilum,he was a g oo d
ezatnple bcrth In life and'death, of that pure religi on
ifieiusof - Nazareth Whirl will eventually, purify
the hearts of mankind. . Jlilthu' many wrong n o ,
bound hint to lifk he relitiquiobed them Without %
teurmnr and hid/ adiE aid those around him, in the
full hope of being rebnited to all that was de ar n ,
him in this world.
fri:Thindaff, Stioquehartna County. Pa, on -th e
29th of October. Mies.liitstue Fur. NT, furmerly of this
aged 69 years. Her•death was ve r y am.
petted. and has produced a painful sensalion in this
village. where she was Weds regpeete,l for her i na .
ny ereellint social qualities, and chrisiiad virtues.
—pfpusit Ctrarier.
a Mrinrrit. dtt WedneStlar, 27th No:ember. at Me
residence of her grandfather. K ITR, second laugh_
terof Col. D. M. Bull, aged 15 stairs; 1 m ar *
4 days.
• And the oeil
hr ill ceeniinglr ' s
rqvitrig and inonoceilii
Pei etrlT in die."
ititd liSifftttihnctits:
FL MASON, M D.,
& 6.IZEZI3ZA
ljk 'on kaki street. Inge dbiti Wain
inniet, *bete !Ai Niiay he fop I. when not phi*
sionaika engaged. Towanda, lionr.3o.
'AW EILLWASTIESTo
PS. . MASON. would respeilfolty • inform th e 1.
Towed& iftid iicinity, that she hi opm.
ed a MitHillery estaidishineni an Mehl' sprig; kir don
below Bridge at., in the house fortherli ocrapinl !y
L. M Dull: Khe has on hand sr Weil liefected nary
of the most fashionable Millinery Goods. aliotwis t
arcenerd the sereires of it firshionahle Milliner, Wit ray
the 4:ite, she fs•J,... is confident of giving 1 11.1!action to
those echo may extent, to heutheir patremace, .
Sleuth R inch (leaned and Prated in the near est
manner, on sheet WOW?, hy a 'new chemical
which glees ORM a brantifol whiteriank, erithout,isits.
ism the colal. I/menet:dyed . of emery co!of and
Towanda, Novenitire 30, IP50;
ECONOMY, DURABILITY MB PEATNESS.
Saddle, ss'& Ttan.k kana(aciort
JEIIE CI:I.P Aft Co., respectfu ll y inforin the . p u W
that they'have.taken the th , p Litety oeruped by
C. P. Harder. ort Main street. a few drebts Wow ilia
frriek Row, 11 here they wit keep on hand a hip
al ock of
!farness, Saddles, Bridles. Trunks, ruVrta, •111;is,
4.-r. F e. •
. •
All ort;eles in their triannfiketored to onlet,o,l
made of the he'd material ; and: f.r wcifkmanship. can;
not be surpasaed in Northern Pennsyleirtis. They
solicit a rail from those wishing to
dant jhat the" tan sire satisfaction both as worlds,
and. flier.
It, Cash .rill be paid for Waes and Sheep rot,
at the highr:t .ates, Stour shop. •
Tog! snail. Nov. 494., Ittv.
C
UTI ON . .
AAI persons are hv cantionei posh*
mg . a vermin 11 rE . given to D. A. Install
barer, thirtr.f.mr dollars, do. eighteen mambo ifs,
d. t d Pike, May. Ind, 1 SAtl, as and nate sow
tii* from the whet/Aber, by frond and misternsi.
taffirt. 4 ..
Pike, NOV.22d, IMO; RAIN RES, h.
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DISSOLUTION: •
TOTICE is henehy given that the panne*, kro.
1 1 lobate existing between the subsrultersher btu
diasolvMl lye mutual mmorni, the Books and Arnim
of the Firm will be settled by the Finn. An penos
hitting .nisettled accounts ape re quelled to call rim
tie without delay. J. B. SMITH.
GEO. 'AMC
The, business will hereafter be conducted I T GEO.
SARI Mortroeusi. Nos. '2sth. I R5O.
•
. ADMINISTRA'TOR'S. NOTICE.
Apersona indebted to the - seats of MIRK
PRESTON, deceased, late of Rioliotbe ter.
tug hereby requested to make payment without 411 b
and those baying claims igainst said estate I nn pie,
present them duly authentirated far wettlesest. •
JOAN V. D.VAIELB.
Burlington, Nev. 30. Joao. . Adeinistossr.
• _ _
DANMITTA AMATir 11111rifil.MY.
. Bllesons. Goss es !Warpath
VOULD respectfully announce to the demo d
V Towanda and vicinity, that they bais trio
rooms and are bow operating over.lKonasery's um.
main street, where they sKr Furrowed to take*totro
in the latest and most improvedatyir. Children haw
1111 1 1 ny ate, Family Groups, separate pietnors Wee
sea, lockets, rings, dm. correctly taken. Satisfy: lo
even, or no charge made.
Prices vary fromsl to 410. rorenoron light IW'
red. Hours foe chikleen from 10 .%.U. to YP. A.—
Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to eallarod rt"
mine specimen, Twos/ands, Nov. 7. I ,450 . _
WiallVM"
WINTER GOODS!
T. FOX has just neeri . sed another Ism, d 4
of WINTER 1 4 to which the stenos
of the public is invited. Nor. MU*
DI.4 I BOLITTION.—Notioe is hereby aims. th e
partnership bemtofore Ceisting b e tsers the re".
scribers in, the Harness and Trunk making byelaw °
t h i s day ilassilved by mania cart - sent. E. graph
Son will slet the hominess of the late firm_ Thos
hadeleed Most make immediate payment. and dew vbe
belie agreed to pay grain. ate notified that union 6P•
livered at Cm time agreed, Cub will be expertel
E.,BIIIITH.
• • C. T. SMITH.
November 15, 1850. • JERE CULP.
SA~ES,i MD -TRW MANIFACW
swum iv so!
g"PE U11,3.1f- inform the , public that the
will continuiribe business at their old mod, ceet
side of the Ptiblie wow, and will keep on barsi,. l . l
manufacture to order„ every variety of SADD i, f.:
HARNESS, TRUNKS, VALICES, dke•, ol.l h t _l
aniefiale and of workmanship, not to be slur'',
By net mention to - business, and prrirel , "* ° ,, •
fuliallallruttlagements, they hope to continue lb"'
oral patronage they have heretofore enjoyed
tartar/ma Tainiviso will lie done on
in the neatest manner. -
' All kinds. of Grain. Produce, Bides, Sheep'
will be taken in exchange for work.-
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amaLies a ca.T.Lirlr3: 2lll '
N'wis the litee'to purchase BOOKS for
tin w
evening's! Person., in want of R,..kir nod ;
timely will find the Warm emelt ever .411 61 -i"
.
in this bomugh. at the store of the st)Olot•
coilitantly receivi New Books.
Novi, I, 1850.
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.000 Pitits j ; 11 ::::"
99
FOR Weill the highest
.price in GAM' will I'M
by H. A. A. CAMPIO,II"