Potnititaliitiiiis -- reiin:
The Washington correspondent oftb i e Herald givesi
e foiloFing incpar
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Washingtonkg:— 6 . ii % sl Tit'ueur v
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Lewia,lhe Collector oi...the Moslems lot. the 'district,
t h
of Philadelphia, is once snore trium arkend.will:
!eosin hisplace, (torn which there ave,been' trej
t nendotorefforte matte te'hairif - him irioved': - Mr;
Senator Cooper and. he Wifig Comeditee*irtibeen
defeated.' , , ~ r _.
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flei e, 'iii W
The joint 'tinier' , ..gicretaries, ofi k ,.
ham Conts,d and Shim; been set at naught "by
piesi4ehl Fillmore. This' has had its effect, and"
INIv: Webster seriou sly ‘ thinks 'of resigning: .To
Chit course he is advised ;by . Mr., Senator. Cooper
Me - Whig Committee. . ,
The Whig committee haie learned nem Presi
lent,rillmore the reason why lie retains in office
Collecter Lewis, „ .
flov. Johnston has addieSsed.the President also,
anti lies declared that tie will not le 'candidate
for re•eeation, if his friend, Mt. Lewis, isnot re
tained in his post as Collector. , To this President
Fillmore bas replied; that the collector shall be re
tained. Mr. Cooper told Mr. Fillmore _that this
pledge to Gov. Johnston wastt pledte to a coati
rion with freaqmilism and that the , Union men of
Pennsylvania would all so treat it.
It Is further understood that Mr. Cooper and his
friends will now oppose no obstacle to the "tontine
lion of Gen. Scott for the Presidency; at'the Penn
axlvania State Whig Cooventietr, tvhich will be in
session next month, whiff!' Lewis and his friends,
have • pledged Ihemselves to - preietit this. Mr.
Cooper gold the `president that Gen. Scott would be
nominated by almiiist unanimous rote.
me Webster wilt not be a party to this ;coaliti on with free and will not remain to assist Mr.
Filltimia's Cause 1 but it is said that he is deter,
Mined taresigi- , leave die Cabinet, and step up
himself... ,
Settees Fairauvr.—The Rocheiter American, of
Tursiday week says 'a few days .since we chroni
cled the death of 'Prof. Webster's child, and to-day
we have to'note another mast awful and unfortu
nate occurrence, that has overwhelmed a large lam b .
ly with grief unutterable, and sent a ,pang to the
heart.of the entire community. On Saturday after
noon, abotit 2 o'clock, Louis A. 1)., youngest son of
at Hon . t. F. Smith, was missed by the 'family.—
Sealch was made, and during the' entire of Saint:
day night, Sunday and Stinday night sVes maintain
ed in every part of .they . city. The- bellman's cry
was heard every where, and parties of men track.
ea every street and Visited every pot *bereft was
deemed possible that the child might be., The ca.
nal was raked and canton were fired over the wa
ter'in the hope of recalling the body it death by
drowning 'had taken place. A thousand rumors
were afloat that served only to add to the general
anxiety, and deepen The,anguish of the family and
friends. Yesterday morning measures were taken
for a more careful aid extended search.. -The CI&
tern, well and outhouses were again examined, and
the yard was thoroughly investigated. 'I he result
was the finding of the body of the child in the cor
ner of the yard, six or eight rods distant from the
house, head 'foremost in a deep post hole. In play
ing a bout, he must have fallen in, and have been
unable to attract attention by his cries. And there
half belied, as it wems and suffocated, this little lel
folk met a horrid death, within reach of his home.
TiltnAtaph AN HORNELLEMILLEAmactso has
had its name changed to the Buffalo and New
roar thy Railroad. ,It is to cross the Genesee
river less than half a mite below the village of
Portage, at right angles.--there being straight tines
on both sides.
The river is to be, passed by a Massive Trestle
Bridge, built upon pieis of cut stone, elevated
;dove high water mark. From the bed of the ri•
verl_which is solid rock—the structure risesl3o
feet to the rail, and is to be built as strongly as
wood'and iron can make it—it being estimated
that it wilt require nearly 2,000,000 of feet of fin..
beetcrcomplete it. The span of the river is 500
feet, and the bridge into be extended a considdra
ble distance on both sides, instead of embanking.
The -project of ,throwing over, at some future
Jay, a Tubular Bridge, like that, over the Menai
Straits, has been discussed. The whole work has
been sublect, and 2600 men are now at work upon
the - different sections. The Boflalo . people hope to
head o ff Dankirk by the -Construction of this toad.
Devionitt.tAcatoxxv.—Franklin.Lyori, a young
man about seventeen years of age, son of Widow
Mott Lyon, of East Green, was drowned in the Riv
er at this place r on Wednesday last. He had gone
out ins boat to eio his eel. lines, just at evening,
and was rowing along above the dam, and below
the piers ofthe bridge, when one oar became en,
tangled and Was tom from its block. The boat be;
jag sinmanageablei was taken by the =tent and
swept towards and over the dam. As it pitched
over the fall, some four,or five feet, ihek.2boat filled
and rained over. Lyon then left the boat, and
swam resolutely tow:sills the west shone; and had
almost reached it, when he encountered a strong
tackeurrent he then turned and swam back to-
Wards a dry part of the dam, which he had. nearly
'reached, when he sank, probably froat exhaustion.
its body was trot recovered .until the followi9g
morning. - He was in the etriplity of /Clark-Lewis,
Jr, and was an industrious and'. exemplery young
man.—.o3ford
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SOUTH tsamea.—The character of the recent
Convention in south Carolina, appears to be misap
prehenAed by a large portion el the prelim'. tit - was
no convenfionol the people's representatives, bet
of delegates from the Southern Reda Associations
within that State; and the address of the Conven
tion is not to the people of the States of South Caro
lina, to those of the Southern States, but to the South
ern Rights dfuocialione of those Skates. in its char.
serer therefore, it, bad no higher 'dignity than ,would
attach to a convention of , delegates from affiliated
associations - for any .other purpose; and was field
with the authority of law, or of any , or the pre
lrevisitee necessary to give to its deliberations the
potency. Of rhe sanction of either the government or
the pmle of the. State. It doubtless represented
the Tedlo,'desires and purposes of a majority of
the disohiomsts within the Stateof South Carolina;
but it is not clear, tboogh it is possible, that they
, constitute b , maiority of (hostler its chin& -who
are tiossOfeil or the-tight to vote..-eV. Y. Courier.
ICN Ap CL'l^o'itntoo.—On-Sunday steitioon trur
city was visited by a terrific tornado, orbicti - catps
nearer*, descriptionsgiven of those-in to West
Indies Than any that we haite erne' , befirt set At. - Its'
coarse .was about a mile and a half long and not
more that :twenty •yards wide. It hail been rain
lot dayihot .cauged between three end fear
o'clock, whim a dark funnel-shaped cloud was Ob.
tveti in the *petit West. There was linle or- no
'wind lithe -time; bat the n sterrn came down upon
suddenly with a Mighty -nisi,. 'Rouses were am
'cored add proatimed, trees torn up, fences carried
• azayi but oo lives *ere loste. ! -Raleigh.l l . C. Stand
-
Custom Primoxiicui - .=-We are inktmed, by . ,a,
genileirian who witnestied the PhenoMenon
htm
belf, (safe the . Winchester Republic*) that there
was s mock sun• observable lathe sky - on Sattmlay
tneming bin, about the-- hour-of-seven. • There
seemed to.be-tatisnns„the artificial one present
m' 0,,a solid and brilliant appearance , and scarcely
dtstitigaishable• from - tha true One. The distance
between thVi two might bilis : been lee deg r e es to
Me eye, and they were at libMit equaldistance"
from ant' horizon. It _must bare been a curious
TherSii,l,•olli. in an artie e,headed 'Cal.
livalott!e Tarpoie," utates that under no citrutn.,
stanvea.vial,hnbe a ppdiditte for the 'Presidency.
It torOter elks Ataf hp,..retirea from -the Senate ,a
poorer man thin f arher ; he entered it, and that.,he
Will return to St. Lahr/pad support. himself, by his
own individual, exetilipta; . Under fio circa in Ain. -
v et 4
_will he amiantus Abe petitioner -ore '4 14 "
friends.
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..neshequin C.evitro, May. 1 ,4(b jy Rev. ... titt.
eon. Mr. Nstoon J. Howron to Miss /onto . Ann
~• Ilersus.
On the 12th inst. by !the Rev.Eidei Lathrop. 11ft.lto
; 1514.11 VANASIMS o f Wyalusing,', to Miss Poitit
Beassa.sm. of Asylnio, Bradford i.Otounty:'
Bbeshetinia, May ,14th; of .consomption, Miii
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Ems..3looas. millet Skid-year of her age., -
- 0 Yes, yes. the one; he God who sways •
Craft:wars depths had bid me mote n
'To seek the realms that hymn Nis prkisei, ,„
• The franelufted soul's eternal home." • -
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North Branch Penisy!vania . Canal,
,Q,EALED PROPOSALS Will be ieeeived.at ,the •
Engineer's Office. in Towanda, until sunset of
MONDAY, the 22d or June, 1851, fgr enraPkliD3
die following work upon the N'orth Branch, Penn
sylvania Canal, to `wit: Vain No. 1; Scetione Nos.
1. 20,28,44, 65, 85, 92, 97, 100;:110,128, 138, 150,
155, 160, 172, 181, and 184- ftetber with . .the lock ;
aqueduct and Culvert masonry which maybe requir
ed on any of the said sic,ions. Alio the towing
path' sections above dam Na; I. and a lock at the
head of the . pool of said dam. - The work *Wrests.
'"ci6ed is such as was chiefly done prior to the sus.
P4rision of the Nnith. Branth Canal, in 1842. and
that remaining consists offinishing up die sections.
The requisite information in' regard to.the, planner
of doing the work, with the approximate quantities
on each job, may be. obtained upon ' application
the office aforesaid., three days prior .to the 22dprox-.
imo. WM. B. FOSTER, JR.
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Towanda:May 19, 1851. '
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
ATOTICE ishereby even that I have been appointed
IN an Auditor by the "Orphan's Court of Bradford
Cciutity,lq_marshall ,sects And,distribute the feuds in
the bands' of the :administrator of Smith Pembleton
demised, and that I will attend to the duties of my
appointment-at my office in the borough of Siberia, on
Saturday, the 14th day of June next, at 1 o'clock, P.M.
at which time and place all persons interested are re
quired to 'present their claims, or be debarreZ from cum.
ing in upon said Ina. 'N. M. STEVENS,
May 15. 1861. , Atiditer.
BV virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of
Bradford county, will be exposed to public sale
on the premises, on 'Saturday the sth day of Ju ly,
at I c l Ciock, P. M., the following property, late the
estate of Lyman We user, deed :—Bounded on the
north by lauds of Rogers Fowler, on the east by lands
of Enos Varney. and on the west by lands of Hiram
Fairchild, and Britton Baldwin. Containing about
seventy-three acres and thirty-INF° petches, about
fifteen acres thereof improved, with a small framed
house, thereon erected, and a small young orchard
thereon. Attendance given, and tennifinade known
oa the day of sale. T. T. SMlLtir,
L. WARRINER,
'May is, 1851. Administrators.
Stuttering & Stam O
mering
tesCured in from
40 to S ISinn.
THE undersigned having purchased of S.C. Math.
ews the system and privilege of pnicticing for
the cure of Stammering, will consult with and attend
to curing at his residence in Conklin, Broome Co.
. Y.. those Who may be afflicted with impediments
in their speeih, that no pay is required until the at•
moot satisfaction is given. Z. BLAKESLEE.
Conklin, May IV, 18.51..
CERTIFICATE.
I do' hereby certify that 2. Blakeslee is capableoi
coring any cases of the .above impediments, and
would recommend him to the' confidence end employ
ment orall those who may be afflicted with Impedi
ments in , their speech
8. CARLTON MATTHEWS.
NEW, " - SPRING GOODS I,
T„g, public are invited to call and examine the
large and magnificent- stock of new goods.
which are now being opened at . thr store of the sub.
scriber. It is unnecessary to add that they will be
sold cheap.
Towanda, April 24, iBSL. '• 3. KINGSBERY.
An extensive stock .1' Staple
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
lust opening at
asomegoargit & cois.
HOSE who wish ,to parcinise Good Atticles Itt
T
cheap rates, will do well to call.
Towanda. May 1.1851.
NEW 'GOODS,'
AND REDUCTION OF PRICES !
Jr., is just receiving from New
J• York a Pero and general assortment of Spring
and &snow 'Garb, eansiiting of almost everything
usually found in a stote„together With
Groceries, Hardware, faints, Oils, Dyes i Leather,
Bads 4. Shoes, Hats, Caps. Bonnets, Crockery,
Glassware Salt , 'Fish §-c
The subscriber would return his sincere thanks to
'the public for their hoentiful'otronage ebb last winter,
by which the increase of business enabled him 10 neer
his goods-.bin summet at. still lower prices than they
have been in the babitof buying.' Allperinns'wishing
to buy goods for cash or ready pay, would do well to
call- at No. II; Thick flow, and essorine the stock and
prices, as the goods are bought artdrocist be sold.
Totrattai,iblag , , , ;
MI
/ffl3/4;r1IIM AMOAc—:iStsi:
"•
'Alay:l44b be
Neui caborrtiorments.
Orphan's Court Sale.
17[71:13AT. and FLOUR,,«a Inge quantity for gala
NV at , PHINNEY'S..
SAFETY PLI B E.-10;000 feet just 'received en
for sale at : my! • PaINNEV'S.
LUMBER.•—An goauti *anted: for -which - th e.
market pace. will belakl at, . PHINNEY'S.
HOSlERY.—Lidieit; . minter, ' end children.,
worsted and cotton whi te ana.cokned Hose; oho
genes and boy's misial.ftinini and' Idennhal hilt hose.
cheapat' • . eV: ..Forkk',7
SICIEETIN GEC& 13MRTING8, brown intik:A(44W
kJ—tricking, Corbin Um; Carpet warp end Batting
wholepale and 'Wren. it ' • t'lny2 /FOX'S.'
QUGAR, entree, liice. Fish, , :Massseii, Rains,
sitas,-SpieekOilly ibis#est in torn. at
May 1.1851. - • FOX'S.
.11:5CHESTS zoom of thoooCh ur eop TEAS; sar
ranted to suit or the money
,ro nod ,
ID/2 ' '
.
H.S:&MiCi.MERCUR
Ain Dow receiving Riau • •
Second general soot OtSprnig.4oodst
whiCh are offiled.fiwilde i lli . illiflOLEßALßOß RE
TAIL-pit even loiter than their! nasal` Flees. t They
say to all coakpurthasera, come and sow cat atlick.and
you will find goods and prices right. May 9.111151.1
*ant eon I, 'grin r
tiliicOieMoodenuf Esiglith and Swabia boa .1...
Aoxi, Agent's! assortFaent or 141 *tun of Inand,witate
Mbar, band and hoop, uonf Tee#ved, and !grubs )7_
tpaior/ or Wholliiipiannt, at' • - MP,R01:11r8:
CMCI2I
NEW SPRING:C*OBL'
•TBnoi Lt.:
- lead.. 'illsonebiHn.t . - 0 .
.1. Dim.Goone, ; (l.4siOns, 41k,e. / ei,lehleb h0. , . ; .w0n11
Inniieds*Jneihijbeeltentioa
it int 940 to 1 41 01 .400 4 , 141 4. , 0 "Rif,
al he , hide:chained to 011 hissnocktecicisi , ll.4o , ll
is wu iVeitie6ii 3 Orered in ihe market.. 'feting sir,
e 4 na Wei 44. the clinked nitic*4 4113 1 1
scriber t O li iiilly,ecniMent_that he an • give entire
5.
en!y,__
isfeetion.ni his enetpmeni. .• ' APrila
7 ., 1i :
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7'13
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7 14
7;1"5_ ,
7 Id
s. J. Gib.
Re•
CONE;COME ALL. and eistwine • the Now
kd Gods, wbieh tip now beikeeihibitea at
•5p26.,- , 13. ICINGI3IIERY'R.'.
• ' • •
011:EAP - -,OOODS.
. - 4-, 114 4-V,Olt •
ellet;;Heeeivist direct Yorks large end
eptendilesaaitokent 'Of Goods which be offers fur
tabki eatinet fail'l6 suit abed:east buy
ers; for Cage, Peoevcs, cer lleSaaves Velum. ' He
restateifellir sake i call frourall personairishing to buy
goods cheap, as . he is determined no; to be weleteOld•
• Togroida, - April 24; 1851.
RICH FOULARD, Chameleon Oben% 'lrk Dress
XV' Silks, French and Delves DeLanes.'a new article
for summer-des:sem Frei& and English Lamina, Silk
Tissues, Linnen Lustre. and any quanfio et other dress
goods at : . • •• • FOX'S.
41vpiny 'ono knows that the place 46 find the largest
.lassortment and best quality of gloves of all der
criPti°l" eP26, -„ - • FOX'S.
Top !I, and Crapes at
1-1% •,ep2ti' ' •
OZ. Panama, tegb orth Patel Leaf and Canada
31./ 113 Straw Hata 'at ' ! OP .
Irnuaak cnd lirk Bilk
.Lace for MANTILLAS at
ap2B • .
9111116 '26*.E.51119 ASIMLSTL.O2
rostill I n O peration I
THE enbseribershavimoved to the new building on
Pine street, ode'doctr belotelifercurs store where
they will keep on hand and 'make_ to order, ploughs,
stove
.and milt irons of almost alhdesertptiong. 'Turn
ing and fitting oP work, will he done also on reasonable
terms as at Elmira 3r Owego.' Old iron Will be taken
id pendent. JOHN' CARMAN & CO.
ToWands, April 26, IBM. .
DRY GOODS— good anorttnent of Merinorta,
. Cashmeres, Do Leine, Alpacas, and prints now
opening at , jt 8 MEROIIft'S.
ALLpersons—without respect to age or condition
—indebted to me. are expected grid notified to
make immediate payment. To setisfy' them that I am
in earnest, I will Just state. that I have engagements to
meet, which will require me to have pay of those ow
ing me. I should prefer that they would do so volanttri
ly, but if not, shall without delay, invoke the assistance
of thelaw.
Towanda, April IR, 1051. D. C. HALL.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between. E.
Toxin," & Box, and .Gso. W. Parcae, under
the Arm of Tomkioe, Son & Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent., • - The books and account' are left
with .1. D. Goodenough for settlement, linden Persons
knowing thenwthres indebted to the above Eno are re
quested to call and settle up.
, TOWLINE do SON.
April 14, lei. •
aro. W. POTTER.
Spnng' Siumier Goods.
lawn , XXooBl3,
A Rg noer receiving direct from New York,l large
inuMrtfitent of New
SPRING AND SUMMER'DOODS,
which they pledge themselves to sell ai low ma the low
est. They inme the attend= of _purchasers to tine
stock which has been tionglp, at low prices, and will be
sold at the lowest figure.
Towanda, April 180851.
NEW - SPRING 'GOODS! ,
THE subt t ryt N er ow ii now ,e l ttwi rtp m t
t t i t i f es his his ap oi r t ing p on ur t:
chaos
of the most extensive in the country—for sale on the,
most favorable terms fix cash or approved credit--atab
buyers are particularly 'Wylie@ to call and examine the
stock. my@ • 0. D. BARTLETT.
Paper leanings.
mint only complete assortment of Paper lion4ings,
-A. Borders, Window - Paper, and Vire board Views,
kept in this , region and at prices as low as can be
found at retail either ; 'in or out of the prineipal cities. at
May IL • • •.0., D. , BA RTLETT. •
ADIES' dr, MIRIEIES I .SHOES—a good assortment
14 of ladies' sod Woes' duo allot* boots and Bailer;
sari to please, at 0. D. BARTLETT.
W'msport & Athens Railroad Letting.
CLOTIIING STORE,.
VrEO. H. BUSTING, respectfully informs the-pub
lic that he has removed bievsore to Col. Means'
building, one door below Warmer's Witch shop, !them
he.will be happy. to see all who may be in wstrt of
Good and Cheap Clothing. He is constantly adding
to his stock all the new and desirable styles and - rtst
tuns, and feels confident he can „esti:4 any one who ,
may giveldm a call, • • • • ' - • •
Just receiving from. Ne York, a large and *casette
ble assortment of Spring and Summer ektking t made
in the beat manner, and which will be sold- as nasal at
the lowest prices. • ,
He has also received, ti-large lot of TOUTH'I3 &
CHtI.DR4NB' CLOTHING, toes which he invites at
tendon and which will be, sold lOWlates.. He has
ftiade.arrangentents'by which he can send for any ar
ticle desired, with the certainty of procuring -a good
article. •
Cutting and making up, done 6 usesl in the matt
,fashionable manner, promptly and to order. •
Towanda, May 8, 18617. , , ,
BOOTS-..*:* HOES!
Ookti VW. ' Wilcox,''
TjAB removed his establishment ve.,lfelifix's. stove,
11 corner of main, street and ,the public square, and,
will continuo the "misinfactUre of Boots and Atlaelp as
heretofore.;
Ho has just received foom New York a large sworn
went of. Women* cliNtren'l Pee?oa..*tijett
ere offered at low paw. tie scleititort .
Ladle*.
is iisHenierl directed
tkelbliowing y
nese° styles te:
ter boots; do. shoes: holing,intillOhttuitesitt.
willtingehoes;husking,Bo: idiom' gaiters Latish*.
ofevcry ilescriPtioti.A liege assortment of 'children's
fanei . galters;boo4 Sad Shoes, of all kinds.
For the Gentlemen, alievery style of gaiters lad
shoes. This 'stock his 'been personally selected "with
care, and he intheves hit:'earraffet attparior - artielar,at .
reasnnable ptieitt_
Trills strictest attention'paid to Afininfacturseo l
and hi hopes briinitsg-Warit weft to Itnerit *cantina.
anee -of the iiberaipatronsge. bolas hitherto received:
Tewsnds, May 8, 1851. - • y •
W orrwifs,MAllALA Ita;lttia day left- V
my bed .nd board without may tam ei prom.
cation. 1 hereby forbid Any person twinning -, of trait.
Mg her-on my aeconnti aballvay isslisbm of bit
Contracting, after this date. : •-•
•-•
IDnrell, Mawr 3 , 133tsr . BA4IIIOIUN
ARABOLB=IIne atifetnieaolisned and ado!
P
fashionable &Iles, at
••• . ,
riIIOCKERYO—The largest dock iinotours.' !Full
V dinner aad tes..sette.. of , whits- irOitatink blue
were, vehieh will bonold.etteep at, , +-.....t FOrik
IVAILS., IL% 10
oro piileiel7eil, foi isle
11 ton• pdan jd
at ,
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Incuh4l* - !.
WM
Dress Goods.
Zmportsuat,, and Wm?
Dissolution.
TOINANDA CHEAP
_
titan APPOWDOltillargnellthatiliC l
flirt ditkiarienionieinitiini r ein
NA airman ailloinisi Wares tad Idettikandinn in
1 44 . .r.K.Amdrof&CuantY_F for hel). lealczeitk.the
algtonarducencekei:eimpaptiezed.:_ ' ;.
" - •Name* of
—Retailey, -
albani;::.gowland. , •.#6,11!). 6 , 7 0 0
Asylum! 14 "7"00
y !;•101 1 !%"uor0h.,., - 14 . 7 00
_ ••• WM;Terry.diCa; " 14 7.00
• Eillloilil oll 9l4,' 4 " 14. 700
Athens tp.:•Atoson Bridletitan, '• • ' liq. 14 10 . 80
• - Daiid Gardener; • • no OG
I. Mains: " 14 700
*Awiro.:Wells lo go uo
'• Deo: A Perkins; a 13.,10 _, 00
'" 1 14. 7.00
M. Welli, ' • i* 15•00
'Olin. Kir.' • " 19 10 00
.Barlington.ktclrein , lig. 14.10 69
• ,' 1ig.,14 0 700
A. &8: H. Morley:, • " - 14 • 700
M. C• Komori: • ; • - 14 100
11 Newman, - lig. 1,4 : 18 : 15
• C E Rathtxme. .•• 1$:
. 15'00
Vandyke'& °Win o , "1 4. ,10.50
• F S Manley,& Co, ' 'no lig. 14 7110
ColumbizA B Austin; „ . 14 ISO
D F Barnes, , U 14 y_oo
:0 Dodge,.• "14.7 00
Lorain Dodgejr., • lig, 14 110 50
Huron U Moody & 'Co.. • no liq;l4 7 on'
0 D Chamberlain, ••- 14 .7 00
J H Cowell, • , lig. 14 10 50-
Pranknn....l M lifercur k . " 14.10 .50
• BilawleY• ' no liq. 14 700
Granville ..l& D Taylor ' " 14- 7.00
Herrick...4Ell, Bronson. 44- 7 00
Leroy. Ezra Holcomb* .147 00
Parkbiusi & Lamb. •• ".14 7 00
M0ur0e....8 M & • I• Blackman,' "1310 00
d 8111m:dap: liq. 13 13 00
John Hanson. • 13 15 00
11.1 Perkins, no 14.13 10 00
' 8 W Alden, ' u 14 700
Brown &Rockwell, .14 7 00
George Smith, ' " 14 -7 00
0rwe11..... :1* Humphrey " 13 10 00-
E C Walker, -" 14 700
Pike • • A 8 Smith, ' IS 13 10 00
G H Little. " 13, 10 00
D Dailey & Son, " 13 10 'OO
W F Robbins, lig. 1 . 4 10 50
Ridgberry.A H Vorrhies, " 14 19 50
C T Murphey, is 14 10 50
B F Birk, " 1410,50
. .
' C P Wilson,' ' no 1iq.14 700
Rome. Washburn & Shatr. ' ' " 14 700
Maynard. & Woodburn, " 14. 700
Judson Holcomb. • " 14 700
S. Stone...ll W Tracy. liq. 14 10 60
Means & Storrs, " 14 10 50
E W Baird, - no 1iq.14 7 00
Shes)iequin.D Brink & Son, " 13 10 00
1 Kinney & Satterlee, liq. 14 10 60
Marley &Lyon. " 14 10 50
W g Campbell & Co. no liq. 14 700
Smithfietd.l E'& M Bullock& Co. " 13 10.00
H lit •Hall, - is 19,10 E OO
B C Tracy," 13 10'00
. . ,
Dailey & Fetcher, liq, 13 15 00
Bpringaeld.ebancey Blakesty, 14 10'50
Hiram Spear, . - no,liq. 14 , 7 00
S'th Creek. John Reed. " 14 '7 00
Troy boris..B W& D F Pomeroy, liq. 11 22 50
Stephens & Hopkins, 12 18 75
Herrick & Pomeroy, no 1iq.12 12 60
CI F Reddiugton, , " 12 12 50
F Maxwell, " 12 22'50
Eli Baird, -
. 0
3 1 3 3
1 1 0 0
0 0 0 0
E P Ballard. •
.C R. Spencer dr, Co., ". 14 3 SO
14 3.00
..
.8 W Paine.
• ,I W Phelps. 1
0 14 a 30,
Towanda biliontanyea & Co., " 10 20 00
•
H 8& M C Mercur, • " 10 20 00
F. T Fox." 13 'lO 00
.
4Rinttsber7. " 13 10 00
0 D Bartlett, • " 13 10 00
N N Hess., " 14 700
Tracy & More, , liq. 13 15 00
L W Tiffany. , " 14 10 60
- Patrick Hayden, " 14 10 50
Barton Kingsbery,.. no 4.14 7 00 4
Dailey & Nivinil, 0 14 7 00'
3saac Post, ' 14 axi
H& A Campbell, " 14 360
•0 H %Mktg, (Domestic) " 14 350
Hall & Russell, " " 13 500
H C Porter. liq. 14 10 50
S Huston, " 15 10 50
1 H Phinney, • " 14 10 50
Edmund Whaler., • no 1iq.14 700
01110'81ain. liq. 14 10 60
1. Bristol, • " 14 10 50
E Keeney & Co., .. 0 14 10 50
M Nestor, ". 14 10 50
C Coleman,l , 14 10 50
Uister......Wells & 0., , no 161.13,10 00
Peckham & Mather, " 14 700
Guy Tracy. • • _ " ' 14 7 00,
Wm. Gibstni.' ' !i f 14 700
Warren...Benj Buffington, (domestic)" 14. 350
Jacob Ide. • " 14 700
Geo. Talmage, " 14 - .700
' • Robert Cooper, tiq. 14 10 60
• Marcus Tyre!, •• ' '' o "l4 10 50
Wells.... John Roberts. no 1i4,14 700
Wyalusing.Whelock & Medford. " 14 7.00
M H Wells, ' ' 1 0 14 700
A Lewis,' .f • 's 14 700
'' • Elisha Lewis. . ' an .i 4 700
Cyrus Autry. " 14 700
Wysox... Myers & Allen. " 14 700
V E &.1 B Piolett. liq. 14 10 50
Fainuel Cooßaugh, *, 14 10 50
. '
A List and Classibeation - of the beer houses,eating
houses &c., under under act of A s sembly of the
10th of April, A. D. 1849, entitled An Act to create
4 Oinking Pond, &c., in and for Bradford County,
for the year 1881, ,
Residence. qNstnes of Poisons. ears*. Ans t lac.
Athens Do.ll Career,
- Geo Merril, - • 8 5 00
John neat. .. , A-.• 5 00
Canton., ...Borate Tuttle, , 8 00 0
Towanda b.Miles Carter, ,8 - 5 00
Troy boro..llorden &Case, ~ - il 5 00 -
. Palmer & Adams,. 8 , 500
A List and Classilleation ofthedifferent Distilleries
in Bradford County as directed by act of Assent
big'', of April 10,184 ' 9. , . i , * „
Residence. ,- -mimes oiPeriottit. - Clem Allfl Lie.
Athens”..G,Toger & - Ce,j, •.- ./ 10 . !8 09
1
Albaiiy;....Janiei Paine, " 1 • IU - ' , - 8-00
Springfield.WiniDrike.• •"'-'',..' ' -: to' '' • 5 00 .
Sheshecen..B . Newell' & Co., - '..'.; • 10' , 500
B.l3tunt:.Janies.tiordon. • • .18 ''- - 'IVOO
Troy...-:-Ir..fobil B . Goodricti, 10 - ' 'B'oo'
„ • _ ._ ~ _
ATisi and ttnisilleation or Ate persons engaged in
'lnk 'or Noltrtittis, Paten( Medicines &p., 'in Bid&
foedllounty;inder seiliflsinitily of the Roth or
'April; A:1):1819." . - ... _ '
Residence. Nonni s e(Neei i ins. , . ' tisk Anit Lie.
AthillrOStoi:e II Berri*, •'' .-' '0 ". 10 00
, ~ 'II A Perkins, - ' •` 4 -'•5 00 .
Towanda ... R '0
Porter, '.' ' . ' 4 b'oo
.
N Huston, '' . . : 4• , b 'OO
Troy • Eli Baird; '- ' .'' • 4 bOO
. Xing, & Vcrsbnit; :- ' 4 • • 500
Lerof i - .ParlthiirstALiribb, ',' • ' ''
4 . -" ' 3 00
Notice, is, hereby., giien that an appeal :. will he
heldBt tintorrirnisskyter °Mee on be4M1144.1r9t
Jii:ll , . nest; at which tii7te end ,plaCe ans,perOn ag
giieved; by die .foregoing 'elal.kiications,c,a,i allettd
ir dick thin ' proper . ' Wiin e se niS , ltaid at- ',., s . ~,
TowalKta,, 4 be 1,4014ay or Aril. A. D. 1851, , , .
. - . I: G. ' '
'
• .' - lairciiiile Appriii*,...
EATHER-11e and Up - pit. Leatherf alio-Kip
-1-4vatid Galt forpile tir'lllBo &
•
TRENCH Merin! es and Pomades of the moat do
Bitable patteetts Ides Winded'Plaids for tresses,
astern as childretedWeist,i for este. , titesti hat dash; by
' Nov. 7. !s CO;
DittirgED. rbinsetiovvra_o4,RWN'.ll6 Weil*
LVlrge cs 4 s 1 4 * f Csaeoei; Ditrics
&'6o. z
r,
~. ._
_~`'
IxtratßßOCM„:ju4' ieosived saitoisi4Ol
tly' die /Olen at MOM.
,3 0 .
STATEMENT -<,
rate am nt, deseritniOal an4,4iitue-or .the mit aim/ 'pemaidtteitorly;ttadas:aidneniipatiess and
3, •4e.. nib& iatraMe bpi the`aat
,Orthhhim ‘L r.. 1040. aid the acti 'Paned
subsequent r Oohing the *Mount' of propehr assent' d and *fed for ComitY`iiid Pate perposes
each * o lp heMethin the County of eradford. and the appordeimiat thereettaceording to the
assessment de the.year 4850, and approved hy l the Riardpf Revenue contisiesiohers,ifarah,,lo 6l .
akheind relax' is theyaluatinn of propeny in said connty Ontilihe next meeting of theaesid as 00.
enied6be -
tp~.:frt > ; kt
41. 1-1'•: -.. - -4%4:
i ..
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m'
• • a . : 43= 4 ,..,
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9•1;"".'
t
• '• 79'
Athens Isprongh,
,$61,220 $18.36.5,
Athens`tnwnship, ' 200,440 26,033
Albany, - 6.776
Armenia,- g 12,418. 1.691
Asyulum, , 62,301 , 8,821
.Durlington", t-„` 131.613 20,543
133,933 19,266
Vinton, 1, , , t.. 99,406, 14,662
Duren, - , 62,094 11,159
35,652 9,016
rerank. 60,035 . 11.238
Herrick, a 45,303 7,001
Litchfield. - ~d. 66.)28 9,494
„ 52,868 Bop
Idonme. 91,014 15,1q0 . ,
99,649 12,3 M
Pike.. „137,886 .21.427
Rome. E 70,281 11.106 ~
Ridgkury. (: 70,261 13.399 '
Sheshequan, 149,385 15 658
Smithfield, ; 128!448, 17.960. ' 300
Springfield. , • 89,173 16,388
,South Oreck. 37,819 5476
Standing Stone, 33,890 8,744 100
47,817 6,864
Towanda borough, 135,725 14.310 1400 3509
" township. 88,806 11,853 1
Troy township, 102,144 :7,305
Troy borough, 43,080 8,637 1800
Ulster, 76,103 10, 791
_ _
107,224
70,904
102,392
113,536
71,455
31,615
Wysoz,
Wells,
Wyalusing,
Warren,
Windham,'
Wilmot,
$3.025,118 $441;120 $2200 $6750 $6222 $82,315 11 46 20 510,881 86 $14,76E1 50
".A."' BRADFORD COUNTY, 88.—We. the Commissioners of said county, do hereby certify the
a. a. above statement to be correct, according : to the returns made by the assessors of the several be
‘..",r%iroughs and townships in said county. Witness our hands and seal of office at Towanda, th 4 fitla
day a May, 1851,8D1EON DECKER,
. .
. . A. 8. SMITH, iCommittoners.
STURGES SQUIRES.. - -•-• •
Attest—E. M. Francs, Clerk.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the seem Of ALLEN
MOODY, silicoses& late of Dirndl township,
are heiebi repeated 'to ' make payskent without de
lay. and those baring 'claims against said estatti will
please present them shay authenticated for settlement.
The subscribers wili'attend at the house of the deed,
On Friday. the 9th daY of May, 1851, for the purpose
of settling the business of said estate. •
FRANCIS X. HOMBT,
HENRYr KINNE."
Dare% April 24, 1851. Administrators.
-- -
GOODS SOLD FOR CASH ONLY!
POWEVELY NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN,
After the 20th April, 1851,
AT RUSTON & PORTER'S.
• 0:7 Notice is hereby even donate, the above date,
we shall sell Goods for Cash only, and Credit need
not ba asked for or expected. March 29.
1,111111011.11110166111C2 31E-AXIIIGUIL711".
GOOD TALLOW MOULD CANDLES,
ITARILINTICD,
At only 10 cents a pound, by the boa, at DR. POR•
TER'S Drug Store, south end of the Ward Rouse,
Towanda. Match 21.
20 RBIS. OLD YORK STATE WHISREY,
just received and for sale in large OT sarallqueo•
Cities, at the lowest market price, by
March 4, 181. 1.. W. TIF FAA Y.
New Chair and Bedstead Wareroom,
JESSE TAYLOR,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that helias
opened a shop at his new house, corner of Main
and Paine streets, nearly opposite Edward Operton's,
Towalifla. where be will keep onliand or manufacture
to order, Flag-created. Cottage, Windsor„ Fancy, Cane
seated and Common CHAIRS, made of the best ma
terials, and of superior durability.
He has siso for sale an assortment of ilsnorsns,
at low prices •
Repairing and Seating Common; Cane-bottom and
Flag-seated Chairs, on reasonable terms. •
Cherry. Basswood, Whitewood and Cucumber tam
.her taken in payment for work.
' He trusts that his long sequantance in this county,
and the durability of big work as tested by many years
experience, will secure him a share of public patron
age. Towanta, March 1, 1851.
,CLOVER SEED.—A superior emelt, of both the
k-1 large tad mall attl, fur ale-cheap by
Mirth I. B. KINGSBERY.
Bool' & SHOE DEPOT—MOO pair at Prices that
tan de f y all' competition.
February St : MONTAN YES 1c CO.
D AINT ! PAINT!—Obio and Oneida-county Tire
Proof Paint for sale very drop by
February 22. NIONTANYES & CO,
'LTA RRISOWS COLUMBIAN INF. for sale whole.
sale and retail at Philadelphia prices.
February 22: - ,.I I 4ONTANYES & CO,
CASH PAID. R )FO OLD CASTINGS` at the Cow
.
%./ mereial Worki, bJ
February 22. TOAIKINS. SON &
FURNISHING DEPOT !
trim subscribers having just reinsert a large addi
j tion to their stoch, are prepared to furnish a per•
son with a " cornplete'oulet," consisting of
Overcoats, Conte, Pants t ,Vests. Shirts, Undershirts,
Drawers, ifaliccapt,'Stesjientiers, Cravats,
All of which will bit,soid ibeiperlhan 111i:cheapest for
ioesa/ & A.CAMPBELL.
Towanda, Ilareniber 1 / 4 11100..
BIIOADCUITIII4-: CaiiiirnieWS.::/Psitueky Jeans.
sheep'S gray elashilke.' tery tow for cash
KINGSBERY str, CO.
I§LACICSKTHNo
; A DAM E$ WINE the Pub
.a lie that ha nowt neettnlec therAtlVlehere him s elf
and brother hiimfer 'vim worked: nearly opposite
Tomkine Joni:dry, lettere:be to do all work
in his line, 411 formatly,,in dm:best manner :.: He is de
termined - thel'repototion tor„hiS'intaiinal as *skilful
Workman shall not kilter tiY-iry nefleet-of the inter
ests of imitotriewarby any in - attention tolinsineta.
TOOLS, monaGiclured .to onler--niaebinery 'of all
kinds repaired inlite best manner, and every kind of
Repairing and illonufacturipg will be slooe at short
holism; and, in , the style degre4: • •
iforse ShOeiwg, on reasonable terms. - 'Me will also
take Country Produce in romans for work, but ob;
le!teelseentlYtrftlealt- ' A
Toorandi;JaA. !i. 18M. y
School for Tow Mom.
.
rISS' 'WET,LB will "sea a school for goon;
'LLI' mimeo : Mond* MN!, ~on Main ettrect, secoof
'story of J. King sbery *atom.
• - ?Livros r,sla semiov vacua waists. t
OrthafraPhy:reading, writing, geegreirtry, and
mental arithmetic. ....... 42 00
The lila;Mitt Eaglisis_Oirtarai; Miemied
arithmetic, and Towles 2 00 :
PhileMPO,ChMerietri,Pbyekehea;Astrieromii
•41Pbrii ,1 2 4 20 11 sad ramaieaciumeotti.'.! -, 3 00
Seaga& chweirmicokawieg and astmiulay,
tt A• • A r • iL •1•1111 re •• .4 t
itholorwin dui half iitaati
ter. MA dedacelms cot abeeematunleas thmurtell
by iiithemrs, May 4-1951, • : • •t , .. .
Moo it At
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1 1 . 27 i h l 2 .
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0 106 - 01171330
90 4to I
200
200
200
13,775
14,915
12,363
12,665
11,431
4,300
Pay lip! Pay Up 1
frt DORE who know themselves to be in swears with
the subscriber will take notice that once in a grew
whir . . I went my psy just like other people. and that it
it does not come of itself, in such awes I send an offif
cer. Ido look out. di 1 0, D, BARTLETT.
TITHEAT. Oats, Rye and most kinds of Produaa
VV taken, for which the highest pries will be paid
at dec4
REMOVED.
WA. CHAMBERLIN has removed his Clock.
. Watch and Jewelry Store to B. Kingsbery &
Co.'. Brick block,(whera he keeps on hand a very
extenlive assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry.
Fancy Goods, to which he has just made • large addl.
don, received by express from New York. ne
BURFORD EMS IE
st. - . - •
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71 1 5 ,
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495 • 2
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125
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3250. ,
4252
549
350
591
2290 .
7440
4000
1145
3270
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18699
500
775 1
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• 236 ' 1
200
Mil
930
860
165
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ILO
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770
30 7 5
2870
200
270
100
a% DO epaawc.
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
taken the large it,nd commodious house konnedy.
known as the " Ward House," where he is now ready
to accommodate those who may give him a call. Hs
is determined by assiduous attention to the inmfort of
his guests, and by catering to their appetites In a proper
manner, to merit the patronage of the public.
The house being one of largest and most convenient
in Northern Pennsylvania, with every convenience of
Stabling, &c., attached, it is believed that general satis
faction can be given. Towanda, Dec. 26, 1850.
1.111 5 4=g E2l l 42no)=l7re
11111 E largest en I mnst complete assortment of school.
1 blank and miscellaneous BOOKS & STATION.
ER Y ever offered in Ibis market, and at very low prices.
now just opening at dlO O. D. D.% RTLETre...
agency for Books, eft.
OD. BARTLETT wilt take orders for any Book
. on sale in New York city ouiT supply i at shalt'
notice, and on reasonaLla kerma. Dee. IG, 1850.
ECONOMY, DRAB ILITY AM) NEATNESS.' -
Saddle, Harness & Trunk Manufactory.
JERE CULP dc Co., respectfully inform the puMie•
that they have taken the shop lately occupied by
C. F. Harder, on Main area. Al few doors below the,
Brick Row, where they will keep on band a large
stock of
ulaturimta; cat;01 , 330 05=21504
VAL 11574 WAIPtc LTC. '
All articles in their. line manufactured to order. and
made of the beet material and for workmanship cannot
be nut passed in Northern rnmsitivarria, They solicit
a call fiern drove wishing to ) purchase, confident that
they can give satisfaction both:as to quality and-price.
Cr Cash will be paid for Hides sad Sheep kelia,
at the highest rates, at atrCalial 4 •
Towanda. November 19th, 1850.
6111113 Sugar and Molasses , also 10 cheats more of
that fiest'new Tea warrant/4 gold of the tanner
returned, .:Coffse, Saleratus,Riee, PM' and Tobacco, el/
of which will be &pi cheap at FOX'S. . .,.
NEW BtACKSHITII 8110 P,
THE subscribers respettfully inform )ho public that '
they have taken the , iitiop fonneily Occupird t.
Adam Esenwirtei on Main street, nearly oppoane:
Drake's wagon shop, where they are prepared to do alb
kinds of 13LACKSMITIIING upon reasonable' to/40*k
They are determined by doing their work yell aw,.
promptly, to merit, as they hope to recehe aim cif
pgblie pattensp. -
HORSE-BHOElDiddone in the bast meaner., Alti
kinds of repairing Machinery, executed in the mostsktl
ful mariner:•
WOOD. WORK for wagons will AM be mad.. and
repaired when , desired.
Ail work &nut at their shop, will be wawahopl ,to he
Well done, Mad manufactured from the beat materisda.,
The public MO TequestrA to else us a iri s - K and j u d ge ,
for tbernielves. ESENWINK & SEKBOSCHfia
, Towanda, May 1851" • -
Mr . N2W-!R'.W.T' 7. MWWFg;7 I !I
m=:i
Adams Or: Tiltaciluisule t .
H'"
'Ce entered into eo-partnership.in tbewartice
' Jot lie, ha.° also eitablished an sonny for tlio
sale of real estate hi the county of Bsedford: Persons
having real estate which they dense to silk by ceiling
and }ming a desaiptien.of their property-with the
terms ofsale,will undoubtedly &ail to their' le rap
(ago. : •• .
Persons &skein of porch wine ran kern where Fop,
ctty for description of the mini with the
price tostiv terms of payment sod be informs/I as to the
of title. J. C. DAMS.
Towanda. *lvy 4. I RM. J. MACPARL k
.
• Important alLlntereisea t •
TlE' IlabeerPaer takes meth t 4 t o dir oil o ot pt ill
thine who are indebted to Mei. I ,e do ind"
immediately. as it,wiil be of-mtol, b ene fi t to him,. sod
for the interest or those inter: a t e &
Towanda, Aptil -- 28 c
•
C 4 ta P rie r r il s: sl f. l
. ;4o Pla a r to7Ctlt c. anl674 1 s"" :1
jail reorrivid. sag for sale vet) Iow , DY
1R ; 0. D. BARTLETT...,
10 000 IBS * B " l t ridar "'lobe' MON
- revivals
Alq 7. .IOISVAISYEB & COT,
N. N. BE'ITB