G i ve n tinder my hand and the Great Seal Of the
State nt lianisburg , this fitti - day of September, in
t h e. year of nor Lord one thousand eight , hundred
and sity-one, and of the Commonwealth the seventy-
Oh- ~ /
Be TOS-uOTILIINOR; .A. 1.. Rt7f3egLL.
-Secretary of the Commonwealth.
To months, or nearly Ilidt, of absence from
ant`, are thus terminated, and the people of the
state as ked } in' almost as tnatil , Wordsi to give credit
to a man whose whole course of condnnt has.ex
tobited nothing, but tieglebt ot, hittlcotiteMpl fori the
be „ interests of the State and of the Union. , A very
m o n ; 'eipoldtloti of the ttuinbag eirpedientillad.
e d i n , i cotitalhhd }C olumb ia ve able speech of Sena:
t oe Ratan*, . of
Democratic meeting at Blncilesb9rg, in thgt county,
o n the I lth of August. We copy from it as fol.
t o ws, and hope our readmit will peruse it carefully,
wing , as it does, so forcibly upon the new at
tempt of JOHNSTON to deceive the people. After
lam n i a. me with great clearness, that the
skin: Fund project was invented two-thirde le'
of a
„ dor y ago in England, and that the idea urn
rhich Jonoros bases his last appeal to popular
tapped wan actaall first embodied in a law in
Ma Stale in 1846, by y
the present Democratic can
ihilate for Governor, Col: BIGLER, in the Senate,
ind by the Hon J. M. Scrotum, of Westmoreland,
y en in the House, Mr. BUCKALEW goes onto say :
But, the ant of 1849, contains some sections ad
inional to those already mentioned, which are,
ahem any doubt both original and' extraordinary ;
iihnugh they constitute no necessary tart or the
;'tetra contemplated by the act. Its to these-ad
"bon, to the sinking food, that I desire to call your
entton particularly, as phere is good reason for
St
Odin to Johnston the 'claim of their paternity,
ngthing like them exists in the legislation of any
witty on the globe.
The 4th section is in the words:— ,
I , Section 4. That it shall be the duly of the said
im missioners (of sinking fund,) on the first filen
y of September in the year one thousand eight
mired and fifty-orre, and on the same dap in eve
third year thereafter, to certify the amount of the
bt ol the Commonwealth, held by them to the
tenor, who shall direct the certificates repre.
rung the same to be cancelled, and on inch can-
Patio issue his proclamation, stating, the fact of the
linceirliment and'final discharge of so muctLiof
principal of said debt "
row what is the true significance oFthis section 1
it has an occult as well as an apparent meaning.
it be kept is mind that [he fiscal or business
r of the Commonwealth begins on the first day •
December and ends on the last day of Novem-
This division of time is found convenient and
msequently recognieedin our legislation. The
mg up of the annual transactions of the State at
date perm.ts all the various public officers to
their reports made up no lay before the Leg
ire at its meeting in January, and such is ad
tingly the practice, The Goverrmr, Secretary
he Commonwealth, Auditor General, Canal
tmissioners, and State Treasurer each commu
te to the Legislature at that time under provi
tof the constitution and laws; the first by mot
and the others by reports. And the Treasurer
Auditor General in particular, (the operation of
or departments are. very much connected,) re
fully upon the subject of the fmancies - ot- the
71cinwealth intluding the operation of the Sink
• und.
(hy !ben does the 4th section of the act of 1849,
h I have
S uet read, provide that a report shall
a de by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
iolitcta/ time instead of the usual time in Jan
-1 Why on the first of September, during the
rear of the State, and not at its close? Why
leportio be made every third year and the
repart exactly on the Ist of September, 1851?
m-pose was to re-elect Wm. F. Johnston! Rec.
the act was passed 10th of April, 1849, and
hese reports spoken of in de 4th section, were
t made at the end of every third year. But
rears from the passage of the act would. ex.
iiiihe !Oth of April, 1852, six months after the
Bar's election this tall, in consideration of
ticircumstance doubtless the time of making
port -was pulled backward and fi xed on the
September.
v beautifully the matter was arranged to ef.
to purpose intended; and how clearly may
viral section enlighten us as to the intention
apose entertained in 1849. The main object
at to befriend the people of Pennsylvania in
merit of their debt, but to re-elect an Arm
tem ty lawyer—the father of fie' ie! Notes and
itii 01 Abolitionists—to the office of Govern
nu will observe that this triennial report is to
not to the Legislature, where such reports
:lately belong, but to the Governor; that up
tam of such report the debt paid off is con
ward, and draws interest; that upon re
the report the Governor is to order the can
n or destructiori of the tertiffc.etes of debt,
the actual extinguishment of debt shall ttp.-
I ii.s act; and that thereupon, just six weeks
he electron, he shall' issue a flaming procla.
to the people, announcing...the payment, of
of the public debt! And then.we are told
;.Johnston and liii tvdnderful Sifiking Fend
fle the whole business! And that the fi
abilities of the Executive are at least equal
F of Alexander Hamilton and Wm. Pitt. Do
Perceive that in pursuance, of the intention
r, the Governor struck the key note of the
liti speech at Lancaster, and has been fol.
bii his tile liialiers all over the State, in a
of praise to the Sinking Fund 1 It was de-,
to direct the public mind beforehand in such
her as to give a full and salutary effect to the
her proclamation ! That wonderful a oc,_
tenilemen, is soon coming, in all the beauty
type and under the great Seal of the Com
atilt. It will soon become us to peruris it
villainess and gratitude, and to recollect that
production of a sublime personage, who
•ntre - cl a prof-ct fr6m his competitor, and
iiln for electioneering purposes.—Pennsyl-
NIITIIRE 4LIIIANAC-1851.
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SE
DNI,D AT,
L DA T,
MOE
___
! sire i Pare !
00 . 1111111Itti ! application received and Insur
es 'fleeted by J. E. CANFIELD. Agent for.
'fin safe and popular companies
Lndson River rire Instumnoe Co.
;to
j.. .......... ...6200.000- •
e It
.orenee Company.
cal .. ...... 130000.
e Zmpire State .ConepanY..,..
hal ..... ... .... ...... ..1 .... $200.014.'•
Washingt,on Company.
tal over .. . .............. 512ClUtOW •
te ralttlai At .livirtiSba 11 ...i a•
tl lA t rice Capital .nd large inentaii*
Preasylvania Company .L " •
ltd Stith Life 111101111C0 AMU* 1 Trust
Company. _ _
new ....00 0
Plinciple by winch the insured 42so partici.
Ike Profnu'.
J. E. CANFIELD, Athens. Pa.
To raunknggex
taga some comp MlLetent person to COntrael fur
FOUR LION FEET OF PINE
two tracts of lend lytu.on Bit and. Little
The logs te be ileturauga in the Booms
of
eon. Lycomimg sopoti, thoPelntos spring;
them sooner if praoisabl4 Dr, a eon 4,
he entered into for collint sl2d &limin g the
th e Pi:44logs on QUO or both of the above
`he roads and Windlass are of the best des.
-Good references as reprds character and
sill be !squired. Apply to
dANUEL B. /L. VANCE,
at Kelton's Hotel, Williamsport, Pa.
RATE ossortment of, Hots at
CAMPBELL'S.
Day of
Son• Rises Son Set&
5 57 6 3
559 . 6 I
6 • 0 6 0
6 1 559
6 3 6 57
6 4 556
6 5 6 &S
22
23
24
25
26
27
New .cAbnettiscutents.
- -
LATER FROM CUBA
*zecution of Loposi
i STILLlater news via Noir York & M. R. R. or the
ordvalet a .very large. stock of; Menhandize at
PRINNEY & 110 WINANS No. *Brick Ronywhich
they are prepared to sell at wholesale or retail for Cash
or Ready Pay, cheaper than the cheapest § from tbafact
that they purchased jbeir stock for teak in • very do.
&11Z9state °rale market. Don't mistake the place,
d ßrick Row next door to Ds. Rustona.Drog store.
T oti ,
quota of Pamphlet l ce.
airs for Bradford County
.1. for the,Seetions of 1831, have been received at the
Proffionotarja Office and are ready for distribution to
thOse entitled to receive them. .
ALLEN MCKEAN Proth'y.
Prothro' Office, Sep. t 5, 1841.
glo the aoHeaters.
THE Collators are required to be prepared to get
their exoneration in the Ist and 2d weeks of De
eethberCourt.•and likewise to settle up their duplicates
in full and save cost, as the drafts on the Treasury are
such as require prompt collections. The several col
lectors will please send in by the return Judges, tdl
monies collected.
M. PECK. Dep't_TreOrrer.
Treasurer's Office, t30p..20. 1851.
General -Election Proclamation.
WHEREAS, by an act of assembly of the Com
monwealth, entitled, "An act relating to the
elections in this Common wealth,Nt is enjoined
upon me to give public notice of such election to
be held, 'and also the enu,meration in such notice
What officers are to be elected, I, WM.B. DOB
BINS, High sheriff Of the county of Bradford, do
hereby make known and give notice to the electors
of said county that a general election will be held
in saidC otinty, on TUESDAY, the 14th day of Oc
tober in the several districts in said county to wit
In. A lbany at the school house near Daniel Miller's.
In Asylum at Jacob Frntcbey's.
In Athens boro. at E. S. Matthewsoa's.
In Athens twp. at Julius Toner's.
In Armenia, at John S. Brecker's.
In Burlington, at Addison Mc Kean,s.
In Canton, at Benj. boolbangtes.
In Columbia at Jame. Morgan's.
In Durell at the school house, called the centre
schoolhouse, neat 8. Decker's.
In Franklin, at Wm. Deerner,s.
In Granville at the school house No. I at Gran
ville corners.
In HerdCk at the school house near Daniel Du
rand.
In Litchfield; at R. Park's,
In Leroy. at the school house In_Leroy.
In Monroe at J. P. Smith's.
In; Orwell„ at the house lormerly occupied by I.
H. Ross,
In Pike at E DoWoles.
In Ridgbery,at S. Harman's. .
In Rome, at L. S., Maynard's, •
In Sheshequit mitt. Drink's.
In Smithfield, at A. J. Geroold's.
In Springfield, tier. Wilder's.
In Standing Stone, at Simon Steven's.
lIn South Creek, at the school Noose near Asa Gi-
In Towanda boro., at the house lately occupied
by George Merserean.
In Towanda twp., at the school house near Al C.
Gregg's.
In Troy boro.,at the Eagle tavern.
In Troy twp., at the house of V. M. Long, in the
Borough of Troy.
In Tuscarora, at the school house near James
Black's.
In Ulster. at S. B. Holcomb's.
- In Warren, at R. Cooper's.
In Wells, at L. Seeley's.
In Windham, at E. Russell's (deceased.)
In Wyalusing, at the house of J. H. Black.
In Wilmot, at the school house near James
Foster's
. •
In Wysox, at the Academy . c At which time and
place the electors am:said will elect by ballot.
One person for Gooelnor of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
One parson for Canal Commissioner of this Com
monwealth. .) •
Five persons fur the Supreme Judges of this Com
monwealth.
One person for President Judge of the 13th Judi
cial district, composed of the counties of Bradford,
Susquehanna and Sullivan.
Two• persons fur associate Judges of the county
of Bradford.
Two persons to represent the County of Bradford
in the House of Representatiies of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania.
One person for High SherilTof the county of Brad
ford.
One person for Prothonotary. Clerk of the Court
of Quarter cessions and of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer of said county.
One person for Register and Recorder, and Clerk
of the Orphans Court of said County.
One person for Treasurer of said County.'
One person for Commissioner of said County.
One person for Auditor of said County.
One person for Coroner of said County i
And in and by said 'act, I am 'further directed to
give notice" that every person excepting justices
of the peace who shall hold. any office of profit and
trust under the government of the United States or
of this state, or of any incorporated district and also
that every member of Congress and of the State
Legislators, and the select and common council of
any.city. or commissioners of any incorporated dis
trict is by law incapable of holding or eiercising,
at Ate same time, the office or appointment of Judge
Inspector or Clerk, of any election of this common
wealth and that no inspector or other officer of any
such election, shall' be then eligible to any office to
be voted for.
By ther4th section of an act passed the 18th day
of April, 840,' it is provided " that the lath section
of an act passed July 2d, 1839, entitled " An act re
lating So the elections of this Commonwealth,"
shalt riot be so construed as to prevent any militia
officer, from serving as judge, Inspector or clerk, at
any general or special election of this Common
wealth."
In the 61st section or the act first above mention
ed, it is enacted that every general and special elec
tion' shall be opened between eight aad ten in the
forenoon, and continue Without interruption or-ad
journment until 7 o'clock in the evening, when the
polls shall be closed.
By the 18th section of the act passed 3d Feb 1846,
It shall be lawful 'for the inspectors and 'judges of
any general election which shall hereafter be held
in the Armenia election district of Bradford county,
to close tbe polls of such election at 5 o'clock, P.M.
it is further directed that the meeting of the Judges
at the - Court House jet 'Towanda, to make out the
general, return, shall be on the 3d day after the
won, which will be on the 17th'day of October.
4 'WM. S. DOBBINS, Sheriff. .
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, Sept. 18 1851.
ri HAIN RUMPS, for sale at . MERCUR'S
C
Bepteti3ber 20, 1851.
la AHD WARE.—A very large and . general assort
-1.1. men% of bird-ware of every desenption,including
Carpenter.. Joinerif and Blacksmiths Twig. - Harness
and Carriage Maker's Trimmings attil Tools, Building
Metesialsfitc.: constantly on ihnd pod for sale at very
low prices by. MERCURI3.
IRON AND STEEL. —20,000 Ilia. awned's. Kenai
can ar.d English Iron of every shops and size. Al
so, Cast, English, Blister,German, American and
Spring Steel, Crow-bars e., just received at
sap. 20. • MERCHR'S.
150 KEGS " epicene Nails just re ceived at
MERCUR'S.
(UWD BROWN SUGAR. Also. Qoffee, Crushed
and Powdered Burrs, now arriving and for sale
at wholesale or retail very cheep by ?ARBOUR'S.
r 7 CHESTS YOUNG HYBON.ll?periel;Byson
1. I Bluelied Black Teas. Also 15 Bapßio sad
Java:Coffee, just received sr 51ERCURI8.
UTALL AND WINDOW PAPER. Borden and
Fire Board Prints for safe at MEROUR'S.
LOOKING GLASS, s large assortment it -
rep. 20 MERCIrB.
PA RAtSOLS—A fine workout of lined end other
fashionable styles, at FOX'S:
Nevi .pibilatisancnts.
Oriental ads; 1141121
•
I\IONE Genuine unleseiceomptnied by a firc simi.
IA le of the above Engraved Wrapper of Dr. E. L.
SOULE & Co., upon each box..
In offering to the public this ja . sdy adebretedBOV.
EREIGN BALM-OP LIFE. it .as not our. wish 'to
make any false memento or wild assertions of their
superior efficiency in restoring to health the sick imd
suffering. well knowing that their reputation as a
STANDARD mgplairig is of itself sufficient refer.
once for the afflicted.,
Many proofs might be Ora of Melt valve en peer,
but we prefer those anacquainted with them to satisfy
themselves by enquiring of living witnesses and trying
the Pills. They wi.l find them perfitetly safe and roil•
able in all cases, being purehr oegdabk, and a medi
cine worthy their best confidence and patronage.
The following certificate was sent us for the public
good!
Hrourrret, Monroe Ca. N. T., May 10, 1851.
We the undersigned, citizens of Henrietta. having
used personally Dr. Soulee Sovereign Balm Pills, and
witnessed the health•restoring effects thereof, cheerfully
recommend these Pills to the afflicted u the best with
which we are acquainted.
G. M. ROBERTS, G. H. DROWN..
M. D. PHILLIPS, D. 0.0 PIS,
H. A. TIBBETTS, LEWIS HEED.
P. B.—You aro at liberty to publish this for the pubs
lic good.
Bzwasi or Co . ZITS ! We are not aware that
any one who is making a spurious article has yet dar
ed to make use of our name; but some of them has
had the impudence to imitate our boxes and copy our
Circtlars, Certificates, &c. Unless the public are
careful when •hey purchase, they will be deceived.
a 3 The genuine Sovereign Balm .Pills can •be hail
wholesale and rote, of Dr. SOULE & Co., Euclid,
°numbly% Co. N. Y•
Sold by HUSTON & PORTE R, Towanda Pa., end
by their Agents in every town in the country.
CLOTHING.—A view assortment of ready made
Clothing just received at MERCUR'S.
Sept. 9. IQ6I.
DRESS GOODS, The largest and best assortment in
town. of Merinoes, Cashmeres, Pop!. Its, De Lanes,
Alpaca's, Printed Velvets dre at ?itERCCR'S.
Qll KS. an extensive assortment of Black and Culor.
ed Drew Silks and Satins, also Flora nces i pf ovary
cclor will be found at MERCER'S.
FRENCH COLLARS, Sleeve., Cuffs. Edgings and
[wettings, a beautiful assortment and great variety
at 111 E BOER'S.
IT A TS, Caps. Bootaand Shoes ; 6 cases new style
ef Hats and Caps, Also a large mock of men&
Women. end Children Boots and Shoe! jug received
at MERCUR'S.
ICID GLOVES warranted of tho. boat quality, all
sizes L and colors, Threat, SiNeand I Worsted
Gloves, also a variety of styles of Infants, children,
Misses, and Ladies Lace Mitts, long and short, selling
very cheap at FOX'S.
HOSIERY of oil! descriptions, Ladies Cotton, Silk,
do, also a variety of Misses and Childrens Hose,
at ' FOX'S.
RICH FRINGES, new styles, also Gimps and ether
trimmings at FOX'S.
NEW F 'IM.
THE undersigned having associated themselves
together under the firm of Prancisco and Tom.
kind, for the purpose of carrying on the
Carriage 'Making . Business,
Respectfully solicit a share of Public Patronage.—
They pledge themselves to make as good work and
as neat as can be produced from any other estab
lishment.
We have now on hand a variety of finished work.
and shall endeavor to keep constantly on hand a
good assortment, so that customers may at any time
be accommodated with a carriage to their taste.
• All persons wishing to purchase work of this kind
will do well to call and examine for themselves, as
we will sell as low as can be afforded in any other
establishment.
Cl' Repairing done to order with n^atness and
despatch. J. FRANCISCO,
Towanda, Aug.2.l, 1851. N. C. TOMKINS.
New Arrival of
FALL GOODS.
Ti S. & M. C. MERCUR are now receiving .
1.1. very extensive assortment el Goods for the Fall
trade, whith will be sold at wholesak or retail cheaper
than at any other store in the County.
Towanda, Sept. 4, IRS!. ,
More New Goods.
H& A. CAMPBELL. are spin receiving • large
assortment of goods for the fall and winter trade.
Towanda, August 28, 1051.
IXTHITE Fancy Colored Hickory Shirts for all
VV prices. at H. &A. C.
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, Ate. &e
at H. & A. C.
A NEW supply of Hats and Caps ; hat boxes, In
fant Turbons, Bosoms, Collars,.Craysts, Suspen
ders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Mittens &c. at C.
$8,368 WORTHof Sheep Pel H to .
ar. wared c.
.for
Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated in
Wysco township Bradford conty, about 3 miles
from Towitida and 1 from the river. Containing
about 120.ames, about 65 or 70 acres improved, and
well watered, with several good springs of water. The
buildings upon the farm -consist of e Large frame lam,
and log house. These premises offer many inducements
to those wishing to purchase, and will ba sold at a bar.
gain. Credit, will be given for one-half of the purchase
money if required. For forth - et particulars enquire of,
of address the subscriber at Wysox P. 0..
Wysot. Aug. 10, 1851. WM. D. STROPE.
rmsportl4 Athens Railroad Letting.
TOWANDA CHEAP
CLOTHING §TORE.
GEO. H. MINTING, respectfully informs the pub
lic that he has removed his store to Col, Means'
building, one door below Warner's watchshoto, where
he will be happy to see all who may be in want of
Good irid Cheap Clothing. Helot constantly adding
to his stock al) the new and desirable styles and pat
terns, and feels confident he can satisfy any onelisrlio
may give him a call.
Just receiving from New York, a large and seasona
ble assortment of Spring and Summer Clothing, made
in the best manner, and which will be sold as usual at
the lowest prices.
lie has also received, a large lot of YOUTH'S &
CHILDRENS' CLOTHING, to which. he invites at
vmtion and which will be sold at low rates. He has
made arrangements by which he can send for any sr
dcle desired, with the certainty of procuring a good
article.
Cutting and making up, done as usual in ihe most
fishionable manner, promptly and to order.
Towanda, May 8, 1851 y.
Paper Itangings. • .
E only complete assortment of Paper Hangings, Tßorders, Window Paper, and Fire board Views,
kept in this region, end at prices u low as can be
bnind at retail either in or oat of the principal cities, at
May 8. 0. D. BARTLETT.
CROCCERY & GLASS WARE.—An unusually
large and fine assortmentenow arriving at
srp 26 MERCER'S..
tegalltb ll66 , ll o4
,NOTICE
ALT. persona indebted to the estate of JAMES
11 rens; deeseiedOste of the-township of Wello,
are herby niquested to make, payment_erithont . delay,
and those Moline Adair against,said est ate, please
present them duly authenticate for settliment.
' • MARGARET FRIEB, Administralrix..,
Weßs,Msy 24, 1851.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
•
ALL potions knowing themselves to bo indebted to
the estate of DANIEL torcecamea late of /San
tee tp., sirs tent,' iliptested to make immediate pay
ment, indite:we baying claims against said estate will
plowing present daly_ authenticated for
pettitment. l',
UPp. LYON. ,
. Mcmrolf;Aiii: dininiatretors.
ADMINIz 4TOR'S NO: ME.
ALL persons indebted to the estate,of LEMUEL
S. MAYNARD decesied, late'df Rome town
ship, are betel , requested to make litaythent with
out delay, and those haying.elaime against said es
tate, will please present them duly and authenticated
for settlement. WM. E. MAYNARD.
- JOHN PASSMORE.
Administrators with the will annexed
Towanda, Aug. 9, NMI. •
EXECUTOR% NOTICE.
L
ETTERS Testamentary upon the last will and
testament of ELIZABETH MEANS, late of
the Bora' of Towanda, deceased. having been grant
ed to the subscribers of said Bore' all persons hay
ing claims or demands against the estate of the staid
deceased are re . que.ted to Make the tome known to
us without delay, and all persons in?tebted To said
'estate are required to pay the same forthwith.
THOMAS ELLIOTT.
MILLER FOX.
Towanda, July 28, 1851. Executors.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of MORRIS
El MALONEY, deceased, late of Monroe township,
are hereby requested to tfiake payment without delay,
and all persons having demands against said estatb are
requested to present, them, duly authenticated for set
tlement. ' JAS. 'V. WILLCOX, Administrator.
Monroe, July 10, 1851.
FALL GOODS.
ET. FOX,would respectfully inform his old frienem
. and the citizens of Bradford in general that he
is now receiving a full stock of FALL GOODS, which
he is desirous of disposing of at ■ very small advance
from first cost, being satisfied that his goods are select.
ed with as much care, and bought at least, at as IoW
prices as his neighbors, he is now anxious to convince
his customers that they will be sold at the right kind of
prices. Please call and see, as there is surely no harm
in knowing how cheap some folks do sell goods—call
soon. Corner of Main and Pine street.
Groceries.
6 11W D. of Sugar at prices positively lees than any
here sold in town within one year, also, Vl°lab.
ses sweet and good from 31 to fio eta. Rio. Laguirs
and Old Javo• Coffee that cant be beat. Fine bunch
Raisins, 'Pepper, Spices, %lentos, Ginger, and a gem
coal assortment of groceries ; alma full supply of fresh
new Teas warranted es usual, good and right or the
money returned. in all.ances ; just received and for sale
at sep. 12 FOX'S.
R ICH Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Leise mid Crapes al
ap26 FOX'S.
2/1 BALES OF SHEETING, common end fine
tho 104 ide.r'A nice assortment of Bleach
ed Geode, bleached and brown Drills,l Crash and Dra
pery, brown and bleached Table Linnen, Checks, Lin
seys Ticking, Cotten Yarn, Batting, Wicking and
Wedding, selling cheap at FOX'S.
EMBROIDERIES, A very large stock of Swiss and
Muslin Edgings and Insertinga, Swiss and Mus
lin Bands. needle wrought Collars and . Cuffs. fine
wrought Linen Handkerchiefs, and in fact the largest
and bed assortment of Embroidered Goods ever before
offered in Towanda at s FOX'S. ,
BLACK SILKS, the a few paternal of fan? Silk;
which will he aohl cheapat FOX'S.
HOOTS & SHOES , a good assortment of. Ladies,
Gents, Misses, Childreos and fora:its Shoes for
solo at FOX'S.
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, a large mock of
feted for sale by FOX.
S COTCH YARN very fine, also some common quail
ty at
DRAPERY MUSLIN. a large and splendid assort
ment at very small Omits at FOX'S.
BROADCLOTHB. Cassitueres, Kentucky Jeans,
sheep's gray cloth, &c., sold very low for cash
by nl4 B. KINOSBERY & Co.
NOTICE.
TE undersig ned would 'inform the citizens of
. Towanda an. vicinity, that he has arrived here
for the porpose of enabling those who wish Dago
reotypes of thernseilreo. Or (dead% to get them. Hav
ing had a numberof peers' experience in the bmii
ness, be. feels confident thar-his pictures will give
general satisfaction. Likenesses of children and
aged people, taken with perfect accuracy. Those
wishing pictures would do well to give him a call
Room over Didion Kingsbery's store.
Towanda, July ts, 1851. R. G AI.
175 BUSHELS RYE dr CORN for sale by
July fi. E. 'I% FOX.
COITEIMI RZIAIMETAILDIL
AN assortment of READY-MADE COFFINS will
be kept constantly on bond at Nye's old stand on
Main street, where the subscriber is also prepared to
make and repair all hinds of :Famiture.
Towanda, July 12, 1851. C. WELLS.
-4
BI.AS POWDER.-50 kens Blasting Pow.
der, by - flB MONTANYES & CO.
CROCKERY.—The largest stock. In town. Full
dinner and tea /ens, of white granite and blue
ware, which will be soltt cheap at FOX'S.
NEW CHEAP
CASH STORE.
Shapley & Lewis,
ESPECTFULLy )inform thesitizens of Towanda
It. and vicinity, that ttley tak n The wore lately occu.
pied by .1.1. Ward. where they now invite the attend();
of purchaser. to a large and choice stock •of
New Spring & Summer Goods,
comnsTnin or •
DRY GOODS, lIARDWARE 4. CROCKERY,
GROCERIES, BOOTS 4. SHOES, 4.c,
comprising thettsual • variety, 'with - many ardclest n
styles not to be obtained. elsewhere,
Their assortment has heetraelected with care express
ly for this market, and purchased at prices which wjl.
allow us to sell u cheap as any store in this region of
country. Cash custonwitsuri knifed to call with a
Promise that they shanig4llo.afratiOssatisfurd.
9:7'.ltetaciabec, SHAPir,E,Y .&..tEwis• new store,
next south of the Ward Mutse, Main street.
Towanda, May 29, 185 f: • ^ "
NEW SUMMER. GOODS.!
freinneun'77, l l:gd
from o New York with hii t&ird e
for die season. embrecinii large invoice Of Piney, and
- Staple Dry Goodt&c..-Which .4helf Positively be it]
cheep. .Towanda,
MORE NKW GOODS
J t ralhiCh rat i p .- rif
'efts which we love hid l thypteasirritlfintmdeeirightto
this market. The eadtpaying public! mo mired to dit
mamioation. 1 . 811APIA 1 14. LEWIS:
Terraria, June 111, 1851.
LOOIC,IIERE!—We ere new selling the best artl
''tkriif *Wu et 311 eenti per gallon:
180APLIN & LEWiti.
Tedstllls, juni,l l 3, 1151; •
WilLollll l l
GRAND NATIONAL CIRCUS,
COMPRISING a double Equestrian Troupe and
Dramatic Corpse, from ?iibles Garden, New York
and National Amphitheatre. Philadelphia, will perform
at Towanda, on Tuesday, Sep.23d 1851. Doors open
at 2 and 7 o'clock, P. Yd. Performance to commence
at half past 2 and half-past 7 41ock, P. M.
LE WIS B. LENT, Manager and Director.
O. D. BRISTOL, General Agent and Advertises.
F. W. W HITTA KER, Equestrian Director.
8. V. W. POST, Leader of the Brass Band.
Distinguishing features.
M'mlle. MARIE, the beautiful and youthful Parisi,
an Equestrienne, in tier truly artistic end .brilliant
school of Lady Equestrian. pre-eminently distinguish.
ing her from every other Lady who has herechfore ap
peared in this country.
The youthful Prodigies, 111'lles. ELOI7ISE end
FLORA, appear in Juvenile Performances rarely, if
ever equalperl.
Mena BE:NOFT the great Parisian Jongleur-a-Che.
val, will also appear on two Horses, with D. RICH
ARDS, in Feats of the Hippnndrome never excelled.
M'dme. ROSA LINE ugNorr smears in;her beau
tiful Equitation and new Style of Horskemanship and
is now becoming the model of all the fashionable Lady
Amateurs in this elegant art in America.
THOMAS NEVILLE, in his etopendous feats of
Hcrrsemanship, riding backward and forward—danc
ing, pirouetting, and aamersetting during the rapid
circuition of his Steed.
The great Vaulting and Trick Horse GINCIN
NATUS, performed by Mr. S. P. STICRN EY.
The Troupe of Trained Ponies. embracing the cele
brated Twin Ponies, Romeo and Juliet, will be introdu
ced by Mr. Whittaker.
Prof. James H. Nixon and his Infant Artists, Mas
ters A lbert and George, in their graceful, classic and
wonderful gymnastics.
Mr. D. Richards, the wild vaulting Horse Man of
the Pampas, on his fleet and hounding Courvr, with
out saddle, over barriers and five barred gates snd
through balloons.
Sports of the Hippodrome. on four and sir Horses,
by thoelbrunguished Eqoestriat, S. P. Stiekpey.
Sports of Atlas, by the Giant of Iron nerve, Herr
Lee, who performs with real cannon ball/ of 3S and 44
pounds eac! , .
Two Clowns--Sam Lathrop, the Stomp Orator and
American /eater, and John Grrmaidi Wells, the Eng.
lish Clown. j
In addition to a f. II and unequalled Performance in
the Circle, will be represented the Grand Romantic
Spectacle of
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON !
With all its splendid Accessories. Processions, brilliant
Arniors and Banners, Historical Costumes, together
with a full Cast of Characters, accompanied with all
the original Music, Ire.
Two more brilliant features distinguish this from all
other CoMpanieb., The Interior is illuminated with
Gas, and the Exterior with Prof. Grine. Improved
Drummond Light, rendering the premises ligh: and
cheerful the darkest night.
'Admission 25 cents. No half price.
Por full particulars see large and small bills at the
different Hotels, .5e.. •
•
Cane above celebra.ed Troupe Will perform at
Troy, Sep. 2241, Leßayaville:24, and at Montrose 25th.
Aug. 30, 1851.
11116.k.114 rbllll'.ol2ll .keritlZeilro
Adams & Macfarlane,
11 - AI - MG entered into co-partnership in the practice
IA of law, have also established an agency for the
sale of real estate in the county of Bradford. Persons
having real estate which they desire to sell, by calling
and leaving a description of their property with the
terms of sale, will undoubtedly find it to their advan
tags.
Persons desirous of purchasing can perm where prop
erty is for sale--a description of the UM with the
price and terms of payment and be informed as to the
validity of title. i. C. ADAMS.
Towanda, Mry 2,1851. J. NI A CFA RL A NE.
TrrHOLE SUITS, Coats, Pants and Vests, all t for
NY $2 00, at CAMPBELL'S.
An extensive stock of Staple
AND FANCY DRY GOOD •
Just opening et_
111,IONTAMMIN & COIL
TIIoSE who wish to purchase Good Articles at
cheap rates, will do well to call.
Towanda. May 1, 1851.
NEW GOODS,
AND REDUCTION OF PRICES !
TH. PHINNEY, Jr., is just receiving from New
• York a large and general assortment of spring
and Summer Garb, consisting of airman everything
usually found in a store, together with
Groceries, Hardware, Paino, Oils, Mire ' l,eather,
Bbots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Cr ockery,
Glassware, Salt, Fish, ire.
The subscriber would return his sincere thanks to
the public for their bountiful patronage the last, winter,
by which the increase of business enabled him to offer
his goods .his summer at still lower prices than they
have been in the habit of buying. 'All persons wishing
to buy goods for cash ma ready pay, would do well to
call at No. 3, Brick Row, and examine the stock and
prices; as the goods are bought and must be sold.
Towanda, May 10831.
BOOTS & SHOES!
•. John W. Wilcox, •
AS removed his establishment to H. Mix's store,
',corner of main street and the public square, and
will eontinuertheuanufacture of Boom and Shoes, u
heretofore.
• HO has just melted from New York a large.assort
mentlof Women's, Children's and Missear Shoes, which
are 01Tered at low mice. ? The attention of the Lsdiei
is psilcularly directed to . his assortment, romprising
the Tellowing new etyleir:— . Ertamelled Jenny Lind gai
ter bergs; do. shoes 1 black lasting and silk gaiters 1
walking shoes, buskins, &c. Misses' gaiters and shoes,
of every description. - A large arnartment of Chiltl. - cn's
fancy gaiters, boots and shoes, or talllrunts.
For the Gentlemen, almost every style of gaiters and
shoe* This stock has been personally selected with
csre,land he believes he Ceti !free iniierior e'niclea at
• ressonshk prices.. ". • • •
acpr•thei owl= pot to Manufachering.
' endtingles, by 4 oft sf f perk well to merit a C , 1111; , , 11-
11.3C0 of iht liberal Wureetert be two h,lthcno received.
T wands, May 8, 1851. .
I s.
N' AX of
LES,all sizes at . - MERCtill'S
;
_L ' September O. 1851. ---
Ot!d spring ;t h y!: m at ol es . kin'
. bats; alaitl4.exF,hso.
JAW' rece_teljamtothet bum assorunani of thosi
.!heap BwTB and snots at ,
No 4 THINNEY'S.
.LASSCIILASS.—Beet quality at FRENCH GLAM. for
.—Bert
sale 6 7 SHAPLEY &
Magill:n*lm. &I.
NEW briti*G7ooolii
aardauniz
Ts now remising a rich and beautiful as s ortment ni
Dav Goons. Geocsitss, iStc. to which he would ;
particularly invite the attention of all Cash Pwrellitstvi;
and will make it an of to them to gitielanit
es he is determined to sell hisgoodiJiir Cilia as low
as was ever before offered in the market . Having Oat . -
rtl no pains in procuring the choicitt article, the tiuh
scriber feels fully confident that be can give entire sat
isfaction to his customers. April. 26
COME ONE, COME ALL, and examine the Nevi
Goode, which are now being exhibited at I
ap26. B. KINCSBERIOI.
CHEAP NEW GOODS:
. .
T. now receiving direct from New York a large and
splendid-assortment of Goorrs Which he offers for
sale at prices whi7h cannot fail to suit the clasp t buY= .
ers, for CARO, PRODCCE, OR ApiROVIII CRIDIT. lie
respectfully asks a call from all petWoiiiskshingtp boy
goods cheap, as he is determined not to be undersold:
Towanda, April 2,1, 1951.
assess Goods.j...
RICH FOULARD, Chant - alean Cherie, Brk Drew '
Siikg, French and Hamar, Defames. ■ new article
for summer dresses. French and English Lawn., Silk
Tissues, !Armen Lustres and any quantity of giber dread
goods at FOX'S.
EVERY one knows that the place to find the largest
assortment and heat cprility of gloves of all des:
criptiona at sp26 FOX'S.
Q(IDOZ. Panama , Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Caned!'
01./ Strew Hate et 91526 FOX'S.
BL Z 4 illt and Hi'k for MANTILLAS at .
ap26
I - IRV GOODS—A good assoii.n.....t of Aerinoer4
11 Cashmeres. De Lainp, Alpacas, and prints now
' , ruing at jlB , ERCUR'S.
NEW . SPRING GOODS !
,HE subscriber i; now in receipt of his Spring put'-
, chases of New Goods Which Makes - Nis stoat one
of the most extensive in.the Country—fa sale on the
most favorable terms for cash or approved credit—cash
buyers are pari:•nlarly invited to call and examine the'
stock. myS 0. D. BARTLETT.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
F virtue of sundry writs of Venditiona
B
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Bradford County and to me directed, will be expos
ed to pubiic sale, at the Court House in the.Borco`,
of Towanda on Friday, the 10th day of October, at
one o'clock P. M.. the following piece or parcel of
land' lying.and being id Columbia township, Brad-
ford county; and bounded aiddeschbed as folfolie
oh the' north by ldnds of Franklin Baker, west by
M. 8., bandeld.south by Austinadd Robbins, and,
east by Criah Ferguson and U. Bobbins. Contain.
ing one hundred and fifty acres, more or less, about
seventy acres improved, with:one framed house, one
framed barn and apple orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Wm.
S. D'obbins, to the use of John C. Adams, vs. John
Benson; also, John Hall, to the use of John C, Ad
ams. vs. John Benson.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in South Creek township, bounded and des : .
cribed as follows, viz: north by the y o ry st4tefiri4 .
east by the ma in s road, leafing from limy to Witipla,
through South Creek, south by lona o( WintVirog
Y. Gline and Anson C. Ely, west by lands of George
Durham and James E. Vancuver. Containing about
sixty acres more or less, .about twelve acres
‘ ittt'T
proved one log house and one fram e d bonsai/hereon.
Seized .od taken in ezectitiop at the soil of Jaye()
Arnold, to the use of Dyer Foote, vs. Elliot Suffern...
ALSO—The following lot, piece or parcel of land
Situate in Ridgberry township, bounded and desetits;
ed as follows, to wit: north by land now in prisaga l .:
sion' of Peter Evans, east by land of David Bart,
south by lands of Horace Hinchman and tfaiid
Burt, and west by lands of David Butit....
ing about sixty acres more or les,abijut. twenty
acres improved, one log house thespan erected._
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Mark
A. Burt, vs, Daniel Brack way.
ALSO—The following lot of land situate hr Ath
ens township, bounded as follows, to wit: on the
north by Shipman's line, on the east by Weds of B.
G. Rice, south by the highway leacfreg (tom' Atheni
to Owego, and west by lands or 0. 0: Shi preen: Con:
mining one fourth of an acre. alb improved, with'
one, framed house and some fruit trees thereon,
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Stine:*
on B. Kent, vs. Charles W. Irefdin.
Al.'o—The following tot of land striated fti
Athens borough, bounded and described as follows
north by lands of 11. 0: Alien' and . E. HerriclF, east.
by land.; of Wells and Barri s; south by canal street,
and west by lands of Phineas Rogers. Containilig
fifty feet on canal street, and eighty-four feet deeps
or back, one fram ed house and framed barn and fruA
trees thereon.
. .
Seized and taken in execution at thcsu pf Wil
liam Kiff to the nee of Bradford Richmeaf dit Co:
vs. Abigail White: • •
ALSO—The following lot' piece or parcel of lind
situated in the township of Smithfield, bounde d
s and
described as folios s to wit : north by land formed?
owned by Leonard Pierce. east by lands of Enos
Smith, south Ihy land of H. Crowell and the highway,
west by lands of H. Crowell, contaisiing about one
hundred acres more. or less, about fifty , acres im
proved, one framed house one framed barn and fru4
trees thereon.
, ,
Seized and taken in enettlion at tbe Suit of C. F.
Groveller assign of Seth' Salsbury vs. Charles Olin.
stead. . .
AViO 7 -The .following ,lot of
.land situated in
Franklin township and boonded,s,A, follows to wit
on all shies ty lands belonging,tp the hairs of Merl
rick Crithilnll deed, Containing two acres more of
less t al) latproyed, with.an old building formerly ow
lamellas a stave machine.
Seiied . gpd taken in execution at the suit. of My-
Me.rill and Jared Root vs. Asand:Fairchiftl.
A t..SO—N.piece or parcel of land in Athens twp.
hounded on the north by John F. Sancrke, east by,
lands of Shipman and Backus, south by Paine st..
and west by lands of Shipman and Backttii. Con
taining one half an acre, all improved, with somd
fruit trees thereon".
Ai.sin-+line r th , .r 1 , 4 it A, , h-1.; fn. 9.,Titvfe-,111,•!..1
Baeku'. :• • . • o , lf f an acre,
improved. 4.c; , h a framed house thereon.
Scared anl Oren it. execution at flte suit of Levi
Morse vs. Charles W. Be!din and Asa Beldin.
WM. 8. DOBBINS. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Towanda. Sept. 12. 1851.
BOpT - & SHOE DEPOT.-1000 pair at prim that
cart de fy all Campetitiop.
Zerniary S 2. MONTANYES & CO,
VlBll FISH ! blarke►cl by the Bb'l mud
Arls, Sitiekiravr Trout foul White Fish by
sr! ArLtv IF LEKLIS.