d i aivosvls AnAute-'•;.The neira.friim Cslifotia
shows that the laws are suprenie in San Fran
d a ao, and the fearful assumtpion of aothority 6 , ,by
the Vigilance Committee is no longer, inscognisel,
The Committee now assist the aothoriues in arrest
jog sifenOrs for the courts to try. ,
Adams, the burglar, having been found guilty on
trial, the Committee of 700 members were caUed
together to pass sentence; seven-eights of those
present voted to turn him over CoOrt offlessioni
for trial. The Grand Jury at once found a true bill
against him ; and 'when brought up, for trial be
pleaded"not gladly," and asked for two days to pre
pare for trial. stating that he had no counsel.. The
Court provided him one And when the day of
: trial
eame on he withdrew his plea of," not guilty," nod
pleaded " guilty" Armature; another of the gang
brought on and implicated by Stuart's confession,
was also arrested by the committee, and by them
delivered over to the Warts. T. Belcher Kay. who
w as also implicated, has been forced to leave„and
so has Mrs. Hogan and others, whose names are
conspicuous in the confession of Stuart. In Capt,
S.'S. Gallagher's case who was tried for the murder
of-Lewis Pollack, thei jury disagreed. He has been
remanded fur.trial. Judge Barton, of Philadelphia,
defended - the prisoner, and his speech is described
as a most powerful defence; the court-room Crowded
to its utmost capacity, almost every-distiuguisbed
person in town was present.
•Business in California appears to be still depres
sed, though a slight change for the better in prices, was
noticed at the last advices. The mines continue to
be productive. the returns being quite favorable.
There is a project now being discussed for a polit
ical severance of the lower and upper portion of the
State, which is boldly advocated in the Southern
paper'.
DEATH or DUDLEY LICAVITT...—The New Hemp
shire Statesman announces the sudden death of
Dudley Leavitt, of Meroilith, N. H. No man was
Heuer known. by his works, in New Hampshire,
Than Leavitt, having been an almanac•maker, and
a favorite one too, for more than half a cenhiry,—
His first almanac was printed in 1797, and with the
exception of a few years, be has continued to pre-
pare and publish one regularly every year, down
to the present year, for 1852. R was, also, a
.school teacher of considerable repute, and carried
on a small farm, which he owned, on the shores of
Lake Wittnipisseogee. Ile died at the age of 80,
falling dead while engaged in washing himaalf for
breakfast, on Tuesday morning, 16th instant.
,FATAL RAILROAD AcessEsrre—Cssrasitan, Sep.
• 22.—This morning, a terrible •accident,occiirred on
the Cleveland and Columbus Railroad,' near this
city; There were two locomotives- attached to a
heavy freight train upon the road, when the boiler
of one of the locomotives exploded,'and a large por
tion of the boiler being thrown upon the top of the
ocher locomotive, instantlytkilled the engineer. nam
ed 8. Rooth. The other engineer was injured fatal
ly. Both firemen j were seriously scalded. The loco
motive was coMpletely destroyed, and the rails be
ing torn op considerably the passenger train was
delayed five hours.
DETIFUETIVE FIRE IN:CINCINNATI.--CINCINNATI,
Sept. 254—Yesterday noon,
a fi re broke . out iu Cod
dington a extensive chair factory, in Vine street,
VMS totally destroyed, together with thirteen adjoin
ing buildings, mostly second class dwellings, be
sides which seven' other buildings were considera
bly injured. Mr. Coddington's• loss is $64,000 on
which there is:an insurance of 815,000 The total
lom is estimated at $lOO,OOO, on which there is
only $25,000, insurance.
fr A son of Isaac Nichols, in the town of
Nichol., aged 12 years, fell from a'tree,into which
lie had clambered after a squirrel . , his head com
ing in contact with a sharp stone which cut a hole
into his skull, out of which a portion of the brain
escaped. The, injury was supposed lo be fatal", but
sun lying unexpectedly to all, until the (the
day following the accident,) Dr. F. Nye, of :his
Tillage was sent for, who dressed the wound, ad.
rn,ntinering aqme gentle, palliatives; and, to the
=piss of all, the boy is recovering.—Owego Gaz.
Tut PENNATLT ARIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR -CIIANGIC
or Day.—The Executive Committee of the Penn
sylvania State Agricultural Fair, on Tuesday last,
had a meow!, and resolved to change the day ol
holding the Fair to the 20th, 30th, and 3181 ol
tuber. Thi. is on account of the Maryland State
Fair being held on the day previously fixed, add
the Pennsylvania Society "desire to reciprocate
Cirilmes with, and promote the success of, all oth
er Societies that have for their object the improve
ment of agriculture and the mechanic arts."
Nvcr IlEr ENO E Scnclitc. —h is said that Govern.
or . .lortritsros is about taking out a patent for new
way to lay olj debts" What heclaimsspecifical
ly as h;s invention, is that all boys who play a 3
cent zame ninepins, shall pay one cent towards ex
tmgoishing the Gettysburg tapeworm debt ; and all
men who eat a levy's worth oysters shall pay two
cents towards the estitiguishrrieut of the Kittanning
Feeder debt. Both these debts are legacies which
EIMER left for his saxessors to pay.
Pactrtc Rantioast.-The County Colin of St.
Innis has ordered an election on the first Monday
, 4beioher next. to test - the sense of the qualified
laSlmeri of that city and county as to the pro
priety of the County making an addittogal subscrip
tion at one hundred thousand dollars to the capital
stock of the Paae hailroad.
(* -- Adamerrrty ias elected Einn..l. B. DAN:
NCH a Delega to the'4lll of Ptlitrcll Convention.
Re to understood to be friendly to Mr. BUCHANAN
MINIATURE ALMANAC -18 5L
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TCESDAT"
I W CWIESDA T,.
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28 6 7
29 0
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30 8 51
6 11
2 6 12
3 6 13
4 6 14
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Died.
In Monroe, Sep. 19th; at the residence of her so&in
law George E. Arnout, Axis! a Witeox, in the
74th year of her age.
In Durell tp., Sep. 9th btr. A. W. B. V..sooangn,
aged 47 rears.
Many pleasing associations are . connected 'with
the deceased, he was 'loved and respected by all who
knew him, for his uniform kindness, ebeirthl dispo
sition and many amiable hettilities. • His, family are
called to moonq his loss, but not without hark', •they
can look forward to a bright and peaceful uniois
with him in that world where death can :serer enter
and ,farung be no more.
aution.
JlLLJlLLperso ns are he ron
y ceneione i l iegoinet pitrebas
lag • note Elven-by me on thE 18th Jay of At;
guil 185 1, la WILLIAM HARDY, fin fifty dollarr, se
!bate rec e i ve d no n i ne ( 0 , said e t a* sad - tbereforo do
bot consider myself morally or IMO, bc"md to pug
it, and than Ilia do so. unless compiled by taw.
_Remelt. 81. p. $4.1411, r A..L RVBIL
tray, •
rime to ae enclosure of the subirriber TOWan.
k „ . k , da township , on or about the tab inst. a RED
"' E ER , Iboui 3 Yews old. Said awn has no portico.
lag
k The owner is requested to prays property
_Psy charges. . WILLIAM. AUSTIM.
rowana.Bep. 23,1851.
AL itD MINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
L
Petit:ma indebted to the estate of A. W. B.
sw 'Monier: dec'J, late of the ituroship of Dore!,
webs , ;agitated to lash, percent without deisy,
114,1 there haying claims award Ai de ate will please
r" eat them duly authenticated -Ibe set t,""nl,,,- • I
MATILDA VANUuRDS
- September 22, 181114 Administratrix.
-
WHOLE SUITI9, Costs,Pitios nod YouttPt for
42 00, at
.11,iiiiI/DEI•L'S.
- A ,e....
• ' Atli is aq EbiliekerYl
Ititi K t 7' B - VE
• Or, *in* •
This kedietWeinliclinj SIO iiiratin7 l 4 Ogler
M . utiiatiubstame:`, ispus :Vs
This sowed,' fbr Worm ismiteAr
dimly, ever used. Is etreitually eradicates.worms of
all sorti from childrenimd adults.
Thousands perish= by worms Without the real cause
being known. Some other reseal is assigned for the
sickness, ulna Waikato are the teal
What inmate', responsibility rests upon the patent
who does not know, and the doctor who doesmot on
&intend, the complaint which is destroying ) thole pre•
cions flowers of life—children.
What should be done
The 'newer is plain. Give the Yermifnee, which
will be4Ure to do good if they have, no worms, ■ai if
they here, it will destroy and eradicate Them with a
certainty and precision lowly astonishing.
There is no mercury or mineral in it. MerCury is
the basis of most worm remedies ; and the remedy is
silmetimen worse then the disease'. tto never use loz
enges, but rely upon this. Every person will be con
vinced on one trial that it — is the most perfect cure
ever invented.
The immense sale that this Vernal:me has, is a sure
test of its value and the estimation in winch it is held
by familial, it would be quite too expensive to pub
lish the volumes of certificates that have been given
for ibis tinkle, and the users of it are requested to
'spread the name to all persons whom they think will
bebenefitted by it.
Speak of it in all families, and you will do your du.
ty to your follow creatures, and feel assured of the afs
probation of all good men, and will receive your reward
in heaven.
We call on all good citizens to make knows the of
fecte of this wonderful remedy .
- Remember, and ask for Orrick'o,l'ermsftsge.
Startling Pacts.
Hundreds of children and adults are lost yearly with
worms, when some other cause has been supposed to
be the true one.
'lt is admitted by all doctors that scarce • man, wo
man, or child exists, but what sooner or later are
troubled with worms, and in hundreds of cases. sad to
relate, a supposed fever, scarlatina, cold, or some other
ailing carries off the Bower 'of the human family—
while in truth they die of woims ! and these could
have been eradicated in a day, by the use of one bgtt le ,
°V ORRICK'S V ERM IFUG E.
}low sickening the thou ght that these things should
be—and who can ever forgive themselves for not try
ing this WORM EKTLRMINATOR, when they
know that seen if the case was not worms, this reme
dy could not by any ,possibility do hurt—but always
good as ' &purgative, let the disea se be what it may.—
How important then to use it, and who will dare to
lake the responsibility to do without it! Let all pa
rents ask` themselves this question in truth and sober-
For sale by HUSTON & PORTER, Toirands,
Gentrel Agents, 16y
LATER FROM CUBA
Execution of Lopez'?
STILL later newsvia New York &E.R.R. of the
arrival of a very large stock of Merchandise at .
PHINNEY & BO WM ANS No. 3 Brick Row which
they are prepared to sell at wholesale or retail lot Cash
or Ready Pay, cheaper than the cheapest, from the fact
that they purchased their stock for cash in a very de
pressed state of the market. Don't Mistake the place,
No. 3 Brick Row nest door to Dr. Hustons.Drog stare.
TONS SUGAR, jolt received, at wholesale and
v.) 'retail. PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
10 ALT. alarge lot, also Iron, Nails, Hardware, &c ;
and Mackerel in bbls., and I bbls, for sale by
serit22 PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
1
O CHESTS more of those three and four shillings
TEAS. at PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
SBEETlNGB c shinings. stripes . and ticks , for sale
by • PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
BOOT &SHOES, the largest and cheapest assort
ment in town—and Haw and Caps, at wholesale
and retail.f PHINNEY . & BOWMAN.
CROCKERY, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Glass„Dyes,
&e. y PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
DREBB GOODS, • large variety—Bonnets and
Shawls, a good assortment, for sate by
sep22 • PHINNEY dr BOWMAN.
LUMBER WANTED, at PHINNEY et. BOW
MAN'S, for which cash will be paid. /22
7 H EAT, Oata, Eye and Corn, taken in exchange
VW • for goods. PHINNEY & DOWM AtN.
BUTTER -100 Firkins wanted, for which part cash
will he pith PHINNEV & BOWMAN.
Notice.
THE quota of Pamphlet laws for Bradford County
for the Sessions of 1851, have been receieed'ilt the
Prothonoterys Office and are ready for distribution to
those entitled to receive them.
ALLEN WICEAN Proth'y.
Prothy's Office, Sep. 15,1841.
rrHE Collectors are required to be prepared to get
their exoneration in the Ist and 2d weeks of De
cexober COUn. and likewise to settle up their duplicates
in full and save cast, as the drafts on the Treasury are
such as require prompt.colleciions. Thst several col
lectors will please send in by the retu4l Judges, all
monies collected.
J. M. PECK. Dep't. Treasurer
Trr ssarer's Office, Sep. 20, 1851.
A"you insured I application received and insur
ances effected by J. E. CANFIELD, Agent for
thefollowing safe and popular companies :
The Mason River Fire Insurance Co.
Capital $200,000.
The St. Lawrence Company.
Capital $300,000.
The Empire State Company.
Capital $200,000.
The Washington Company.
Capital over , $1200,000.
The State Mutual at Ifarrisburg Pa.
With a large Capital , nd large increasing Cash Fund
the Great Pennsylvania Company.
The Unlied Maki Life Insurance Annuity & Trust
Company.
Sun Selz.
Suo mica
6 53
6 52
6 51
4 49
4 48
4 47
4 45
Capital. $250,000
On the new principle by which the insured partici
pates in .the profit,. '
WANTED wens competent person to contract for
cutting FOUR MILLION FEET OF PINE
1.008. on two tracts of hind lying on Bit and Little
Pine Creeks. The logs to be delivered in the Boom,
at Williamsport, Lycoming eounty..thecoming spring,
or a part of them sooner if practleabiti Or, a con
nect will be-entered into for cutting and delivering the
whole"of the Pine loge on one - or both orttte - - above
traits; The !web arid bdildings are of the beat des,
cription. referenee* as regard* character and
competency will be required: Apply to
BANUEL VANCE,
ltooy.fic,-Willialiispatt; PE.
A nitSlTA l reiisoniacatof Hata at
" 'OA MPBEINFI. ,
lontkim' apAtzlisa 'Aegoird.
Adams •Pe
a • • ) • . •
TlAVlNOeiiteria into,corninephip ru die practice
1 41..41 w; bsio, eltwestalthshal en, twenty l'or:.the
sale of real eiftlito in the Bounty; or Bradford. Persons
having real estate width they, denim to sell, by calling
end' leaving a "deircriptiod of ;heir property with dii
terms of sale, wiU undoubtally find it to their whin
Persons desirous of purchasi ng eon turn where prop
erty is Tar sale-d-4 description of the same with the
Price and terms of payment and be informal u to the
validity :of.title.J ADAMS.
Towands t Illey:14 - 111/11: .1. MACFARPIIIE. .
LOOK HIRE !— fie see bow letting the brat esti
chi otAtirhwes it ill cents per irallogh. •
101APLEY AI LEWIS.
To the Collectors.
" Fire I Fire!. Piro
J. E. CANFIELD, Athens, Pe.
To Lumbermen.
DIM
ma
.dental. oi*war*i,aidga*lL
N .
ONE Genuine unless accompanied by a fac simi
le oldie abore-Engraved Wrapper of Dr. E. L.
SOULE & Co., upon each hos. •
In offering to the public this justly celebrated SOV.
EREIGN BALM OF LIFE. it is not our wish to
make any false statements or wild assertions of their
superior efficiency in restonng to health the sick and
suffering, well knowing that their reputation as a
,STANDARD MEDICINE is of itself sufficient refer.
ence for the afflicted.
Many proofs might be given of their value on paper,
but we prefer those unacquainted with them to satisfy
themselves by enquiring of living witnasses and trying
the Pills. They wi.l find them peifeetly safe and reli-
able in all cases, being purefv regdabk, and s medi
cine worthy their best;donfidence and patronage.
The following certificate was sent us for the public
good:
Hann:wet. I, Monroe Co. N. Y., May 10, 1851.
We the undersigned,, citizens of Henrietta. haring
Used personally Dr. Souk's Sovereign Balm Pilo. and
witnessed the health-restoring effects thereof, cheerfully
recommend these Pills to the afflicted as the best with
which we are acquainted.
G. M. goBE um, G. H. BROWN.
M. D. PHILLIPS, D. G. 0 rps,
H. A. TIBBETTI.4, LEWIS REED.
P. 8. —You are at liberty to publish this for the pub
lic good.
%Issas ?V COUNTIRVEITS ! 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
bad the impudence to imitate our bolas and copy our
Circtlars, Cirtificates, &c. Unless the public are
,careful when 'hey purchase, they will be deceived.
(U The gennine.Bovereign Balm Pills ran be had
wholesale and rend'. of Dr? SOULE & Co., Euclid,
Onundaga Co. N. Y•
Said by HUSTON & PORTER, Towanda Pa., and
by their Agents in every town in the country.
C --
LOTHING.—A new assortment of reedy made
Clothing just received at MERCUR'S.
Sept. 9. 0151.
DRESS GOODS, The largest Ind best assortment in
town. of Merinoes, Cashmeres, Popl, in, De Lanes,
Alplca's, Printed Velvet. &c at MERCUR'S.
SILK", an extensive assortment of Black and Culos.
ed Dress Silks and Satins, also_Flore nces of ovary
color will be found atMERCER'S.
-- _
FRENCH COLLARS, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings and
Inserting., a b . iiautiful assortment and great variety
at MERCER'S.
H -
ATS, Caps. Bootaand Shoes ; 6 cases new style
of Hats and Caps, Also • large neck of, men.,
Women. end Children. Boots and Shoes just received
at MERCUIVS.
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Just opening at
mourremnrus ar. com.
THOSE who wish to purchase Good Ankles at
cheap rates, will do well to tall.
Towanda, May 1, 1851.
Towanda, June 12, 1851.
NEW FIRM.
undersigned having associated themselves
11 together under the firm of Francisco and Tom•
kilts, for the purpose of carrying on the
Cirriage Waking liminess,
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.
a 3. Repairing done to order with n , atness and
despatch. - .1. FRANCIMCO,
Towanda. A mr.23. 1851. N. C. TOMICIN:e.
New Arrival of
- FALL GOODS.
HB. & M. C. MERCITR are now receiving ■
. very extensive assortment of Goods for the Fill
trade, whii.h will be sold at wholesale or retail cheaper
than at any other store in the County.
Towanda, Sept. 4, IR5t.
More New Goods.
ii & A. CAMPBELL, are again receiving a large
IL assortment of goods for the fall and winter trade.
Towanda, Au 10151. 28,1851.
WHITE Fancy Colored Hickory 'Shirts for all
prices. at H. & A. C.
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS. &c. &c
at H. & A. C.
A NEW supply °filets and Caps ; bat boxes, hi
A
fent Turbans, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats. Smitten
tiers; HandkercLiefs, Gloves, Mittens &c. at C.
$8 368. i rsh lr b r y H of Sheep Pie Hts
a vre A ed nt c.
.for
THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated in
Wysox township Bradford couty, about 3 miles
from Towanda and 1 from the river. Containing
about F2O acres, about 65 or 70 acres improved, and
well watered, with 'macrel good springs of water. The
buildings upon the farm consist of a large frame tarn,
and log house. These piemises offer many inducement 4
to those wishing to purchase, and will be sold at a bar
gain. Credit will be given for one-half of the purchase
money if required. For further pariiculano enquire of,
or address the subscriber at Wysox, P. 0.
Wysox. Aug. 16, 1851. WM. D. STROPE.
W'msport & 'Athens Railroad Letting.
CLOTHING STORE.
OEM H. BUNTING; respectfillly informs the pub.
1k that he has removed bis store, to Col. Means'
building, one door below . Warner's "watch shop, where
hewn! be happy to see all who May be in want of
Good and Cheap Clothing. He is, constantly adding
dilate new and dedrafile styles and pat
terns, end feels confident he calf iatisfy any one who
May calls • ' • ,
Just receiving from New itorli,a lattp and seasona
ble amortindnt of Spring and Summer al/ inn, Made
;nth . . best manner, and whic&wilflki Sold as usual at
the losiesi prides. '
Hs this redeived, I large lot of Ittitll4l3 &
CHILDRENIM.CLOTHING4 to which ha invites at.
amnion and 461 t h -wilt besohl - at low rates., go has
made afraitgeinetits by 'which hi oat'. send litt any 'e
lide tlndfa with'the tertilltity' of &twining a good
article. '
Cutting and suiting Op. done as usual In the' mat
fashionably untnner s promptlynndio.lonist.
Tosiands. May 8,1851 y. , • .
THE only Pa i Tier }taper i
Borden, Wind ow
kept in this region i and at prices as low as can be
found at retail either id or out of the principal cities, at
May 14 - O. D: 'BARTLETT.
JCaRIT & GLASS WARE.—An dams*
lisp sad Mu ossettokFttitiow arriviiig at.
Sc,,. usitams„
=IMEMM
An extensive stock of 13b.aple
Farm for Bale.
TOWANDA CHEAP
' - -ood
BE
_ _ ADMINISTRATOR'S' NOTICE.,
A, LL perms knowing thiussoltio to be _indebted to,
• die estate of DANIEL LYON, deed WO of Patio
tio,tp..ate hereby requeited to make lamas* per
tultit, oath* hiving claim* ogo/ost 1114/ " 0 1 1 40
please present atm hutiatiately. dot, Inanwaticated for
settleattot. . : 0. P. LYON.
SAMUEL LYON.
•
M. roc Aug; 10; 1851. Administrators.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of LEMUEL
. 8. MAYNARDdecessed late of Rome towtt•
ship, are hereby requested to make payment with•
out delay, and those having elaims 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. 1851.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
LEWERS Testamentary upon the last will and
testament of ELIZABETH MEANS, late of
the Boru' of Towanda, deceased. baying been grant
ed to the subscribers of said Boro' all persons hav
ing claims or demands against the estate of the said
deceased are requefted to make the same known to
us without delay, and all persons_ indebted to said
estate are required to pay the same forthwith.
THOM 1 18 ELLIOTT
•
;r MILLER FOX.
Towanda. Jetty 28, 1E154 Executor..
- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A LI. persons indebted to the estate of MORRIS
MALONEY, deceased. late of Monroe township,
ere 'hereby requested to make payment without delay,
and all persons having demands against said estate are
requested to present them. duly authenticated for set
tlement. JAR. V. WILLCOX, Administrator.
Monroe, Ally 19, 1851.
FALL GOODS.
T. FOX, Would respectfully inform his old friends
• and the citizens of Bradford in general that he
is now receiving a full stock of FALL (ObDS, which
he is desirous of disposing of at a very small advance
from first cost, being satisfied that his goods are select.
ed with as much care, and bought at least. at, an low
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 chgap some folks do sell goods--call
soon. Comer of Main and Pine street.
Groceries.
6HH'D. of Sugar at prices positively_ less than any
before sold in town within one year, also. Moles
ses sweet and good frets; 31 to 50 cts. Hio, Laguira
and Old issi Coffee that cant be beat. Fine bunch
Raisins, Pepper, Spree', Saleratus, Ginger, and • gen
vial assortment of groceries ; also a full supply of fresh
new Teas warranted as usual, good and right or the
money retcrned in all eases ; just received and for sale
at sop. 12 FOX'S.
R ICH Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Lois. and Crapes at
sp2B FOY'S,
_
20 BALES OF SHEETING, common and fine
to 10.4 wide. A nice assortment of Bleach
ed Geode, bleached end brown Drills,' Crash and Dra
pery, brown and bleached Table Linnen, Cheeks, Lin
seys Ticking, Cotten Yarn, Batting, Wicking and
Wadding, selling cheap at
EMBROIDERIES, A very large stock of Swiss and
Muslin Edgings and Inserting., Swiss and Mus
lin Bands, needle wrought Collars and Cuffs. fine
wrought Linen Handkerchiefs, and in fact the largest
and best assortment of Embroidered Goods ever before
offered in Towanda at FOX'S.
BLACK SILKS, also a few patterns of fancy Silks,
which 'will be sold cheapat FOX'S.
Boors &sHoEs. • good ssiortment of Ladies,
Gents, Misses, Childrens and Infants Shoes for
sale at FOX'S,
('CROCKERY di GLASS WARE, a large stock of-
J (eyed for safe by FOX.
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SCOTCH YARN very fine, aim some common quel
l.— ty at FOl'S.
D RAPEIjtY MUSLIN. •,large and splendid assort
_ meat at very small prices at FOX'S.
BRO ADCLOTH 8, Cassiineres, Kentucky Jeans,
sheep's-grey cloth, he., sold very low fur cash
by 4 nl4 B. KINGSBERY & CO.
NOTICE.
THE undersigned would inform the citizens of
Towanda and vicinity, that he has arrived here
for the purpose of enabling those who wish Dago
reotypes of themselves, orfriends, to get them. Hav
ing had a number of years experience thelunti
ness, he feel, confident that 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 Burton Kingsbery's store.
Towanda, July 12, 185 t. R. GAL
1'7"5 BUSHELS RYE & CORN for sale by
July S. E. T. FOX.
COPPEINS 70114211 r-BADE.
AN assortment of READY-MADE COFFINS will
be kept constantly on band at Nye's uld stand on
Main street,•where the subscriber is also prepared to
make and rc pair all kinds or Furniture.
Towanda, July 12, 1851. C. WELLS.
.•
BLASTING POWDER.-50 kegs Blasting Pow
der, by fIS MONTANYES & CO.
CROCKERY.—The largest stock In town. Full
dinner and tea setts, of white granite and blue
ware, which will be sold cheap at FOX'S.
NEW CHEAP
CASH STORE.
Shapley dc - Lewis,
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Towanda
. and vicinity, that they tak o the store lately occu
pied by J.J. Ward, where they now invite the attentio;
of purchasers to a large and choice stock of
New SpAng dt Sammer Goods,
CW l llll5l'lllll or
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE k CROCKERY,
GROCERIES, BOOTS 4 , SHoEs, 4c ,
comprising the usual variety, with many articles'
styles not to be obtained elsewhere.
Their assortment has been selected with care expreas
ly for this market, and purchased' at prices which wil.
al:ow us to .all as cheap as any store in this region et
country: Cash customers are invited to call, with a
promise that they shall not go away dissatisfied.
al' Remember, SH A PIXY & LE W 18' new store,
next south of the Ward House, Main street.
Towanda, May 29, 1851.
NEW SUMMER. GOODS!
OSEPEI KINGSBERY, has just: i f oinal "Ont n
J
New York with 'bin third grand assortment of goods
kw Abe swoon, embracing a large Minden of Fancy and
:Staple Dry Goods, doe, which shall pcwitisely be sold
cheap. Towanda;-Jane 12, 1811 IL
MORE NEW GOOD'S
T USII, reteited a larie':itergiitment Nere &wide,
41 *lnch will be sold at the augrecedantedly low prt
;cep which we have had :the pleawnrrit introducing into
thur ittariet The; astiviiwg public are invited to an
eratnination. 'SHAPLEY & 'LE WIS.
Towanda, hake 111. IlBI•
all "bight at, - ilia, IlicoisAng, Depot.
& A. CAliffittEti., rettint - iheir sincere thanks
11 • for the fibs al patronage heretofore bestowed.
and would again call attentionfof their friends and cos.
touters to their late arrival of New flea leo Goons:
Consisting of all things necessary for clothing the out
er man t whish will be sold at a Gttb inner pnbes t hen
has hithertofore been eked.
Flute eta us a oil berm" Ptiftbosingelsevrhire•
H. &. A. CAMPBELL.
LOVER SEtilli.—ldatitt_,
.stoi sma ll Closet 80d for
C 11.9 ".I.2.2Lha' X.X44.Cos-
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NM
-••• Mattes
wußzAkby, en act'or Comte
'VT monweidtb, emilltd; 6 1* ad relating -Po the
elections in this Commonwealth," it is enjoined
upon me togive public notice of such election to
be ?mid, An& stiso the enumeration' ltr' sOeli notice
ohm} officers are to be elected, I, WM. &DOW
BINS, High sheriff of the county of Bradford; do
hereby make known and give maim to the electors
of said county that a general election will hi held
in sable onnty,, on" TUEiSDAY. the 14th day of Od
tobet in the several district, in spid county to wit
_ln A %soy at the schoolhouse near Dartiethliller's.
liWksylera, at Jaevb
lo Mitt, ben": at Z o:llfritthewson'e.
In Athena WO, at 'otitis Tozer's.
In Armepia, at John S. Breeloes.
In B wrlingtan, at Addison Mc Z ems:
In Canton, at Benj. Coolbaugh'3.
In Columbia at James tiforgaies.
In- Doren at the school house, Called the centre
school house, agar S. Decker's.
In Franklin, at Wm. Deemer,s.
In Granville at the school house No. t at gran
ville corners.
In Herrick at the school house near Daniel Du
rand.
In Litchfield, at R. Park's,
In Leroy, at the sebool h.tuse. In Leroy.
In Monroe at J. P. Smith's.
In Orwell, at the house formerly occupied by I.
H. Ross,
In Pike at E DeWolf's.'
In Ridgbery, at S. Harman's.
In Rome, at L. S. Maynard's,
In Sheshequin at D. Brink's.
In Smithfield, at A. J. Geroold's.
In Springfield, at T. Wilder's.
In Standing Stone. at Simon Steven's.
In South Creek, at the school house near AsaOlt
let's.
In Towanda boro., at the' house lately oceopied
by George Merserean.
In Towanda twp., at the school house near A. C.
Gregu 's.
In Troy bolo, at the Eagle tavern.
In Troy twp., at the-house of Y. M. Long, in the
Borough of Troy.
In 'Tusearora, at the school house near James
Black'r.
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In 'Ulster, at S. B. Holcomb's.
In Warren. at R. Cooper's.
In Wells, at L. Seeley's.
InWindham, 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 Wyse/. at the Academy. At which time and
place the electors •fornaid will elect by ballot.
One person for Governor of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
One person for Canal Commissioner of this Com
monwealth.
Five persons for the Supreme Judges of this Com
mon wealth.
One person for President Judge of the 13th Judi
cial district, composed of the counties of Bradford,
Susquehanna and Sullivan..
Two persons for assoc ate Judges of the county
of Bradford.
Jr wo_persoal to represent the County pr Bracl:l,rl
in the House of RepresCht.itives of the Cool-molt..
wealth of Pennsylvania _ .
One person for High• Sheriff of the county of 13 rid
ford.
One person for Prothonotary. Clerk of the Court
of Quarter sessions and of the Court of Oyer and
'Terminer of said county.
One person fur 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 Court;yi _
And in and by said act, I am furthee directed to
give notice" that every person exceptiag justices
of the peace who shall hold any office otprofit 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 domicil of
any city, or commissioners of any incofpnrated dis
trict is by law incapable of holding or exereising,.
at the same time, the office or appointment of fudge
Inspecfor 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 the 4th section of an act passed the 16th day
of April, 1840, it is provided " that the 13th section
of an act passql July 2d, 1839, entitled " An act re
lating to the elections of Ibis Commonwealth,"
shall not be so co‘trued as to prevent any militia
officer, from serving as judge, Inspector or clerk, at
any general or spocial election of this Common
wealth."
In the 81st section of the act first above mention
ed. it is enacted that every general and special elec
tion
. shall be opened between eight aid 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 net passed 3d Feb 1848.
It shall be lawful for the inspectors and judges of
any general election which shall hereafter be held
in the Armenia election district df Bradford county.
to close the polls of such election at 5 o'clock, P.M."
it is further directed that the meeting of the Judges
at the Court House in Towanda, to make ont the
genefal retiirn, shall be on the 3d day after the elec
tion, which will be on the 17th day October.
WM. 8. DOBBINS. Elheritr.
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, Sept. 18 1851.
ad
OTS & SHOES!
•
Zohn W. Wilcox,
HAS removed his establishment to H. Mix's store,
corner of main street and the public square, and
will continue the manufacture of Boots and Shoes, as
heretofore,.
He has Jost received from New York a large assort
ment of Women's, Children'a and Misses' Shoes, which
are offered at low prices. The attention of the Ladies
is par! icularly directed to his assonment, comprising
the following new styles :—Enamelled Jenny Lind gai-
ter boots; do, shoes ; `Mack lasting and silk gaiters ;
walking shoes, buskins, dic. Misses' gaiters and shoes,
of every drucription. A large assortment of Child: en's
fancy gaiters, boots and shoes, of all kinds.
For the Gentlemen, almost every style of gaiters and
shoes. This stock has been personilly selected with
care, and he believes he can offer superior ankles at
reasonable prices.
Cr The strictest attention paid to itanulachinng,
and be hopes by doing' work well to merli a cohtlpa•
.are of thr liberal patronago be has hitherto received.
Towanda, May 8, 1851. . .
IRON AXLES, pf all sites it
Septemtier 20. 1851.
ONE ease spring style coolakin Rats; also Leghot
and Palm leaf Hats at
JEST received another !ohm assosmant of those
cheep BOOTS and SHOES at
bee 4 ! PHtNNEVS.
atAtgeo=sited -quality of FRENCH GLASsfor
1.- 1 solo II SHAPLEY & LEWIS.
( ''IHATN'PTJMPS, t4 - satiit:
Beptimber 0,,p351.
UMW W A RE—A_lfely istge and getters! 'snort-
MOM of bud4eare,efevery deictiptioneincluding
Cirtrenters, Joiners•and Blacksmiths Toole, !lemma
and Carriage Maker's Trimniings and Toola, - Buildins
Materials constantly on hand and for safe at very
low prices hy %:114ERCDR's.
T RON AND STEEL =llO,OOO lbs. Stvectle f t v A meti
ettn itr,4 igioish Iron ot every - shill anti 'Al
an, Dail; &Wish, Blister, German. , American -and
Spring steel, Cratv'-bars jaarraitaire.43 at •
acp. • NiERCTTRIL,
p.., f) , KEGS " Crescent" Nails just. received et
_1 t ‘-1 ME RUCK'S.
.
91 WI) BROWN SUGAR . • AißO:Ciltte e emshegi
and Powdered Sugar*, now errivinir and fur vale
a' wholevale or retail very cheap lry, 74tERCeirS.
0— ofiEs-rst YOUNG Hrsoiv,
,
Skin ancl'Biaek Teas. `Also 15 1: suu
asiedffee, lase reeeived at MEPCTTR'B.
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER. Deniers •nd
Mil
DRUGSAEDICINE&OHENICALS,
GRocibior ulzobitsi
'LIMON' &' PORTER iiiiiie .*f. idhe4 to ttrepie
11 eligertment a Imo stock of Pres "Inks; Midi' _
eines, Minh:she, Oils, Paints, •Gr ' d Liqisiorsi
0 +
which ere note °MTh) tertire publieet ois rates.
nay stock ortogNOT GOQDS & PERFUMERY
is the Largest Ind moat' dcilispleti tier offered is this
amide •
•
Also e"ell'oiril anottinerit of Mtn WINES Se LI
QUORS, stiitstifib for medical pdrpose!
large 'Tarim of Camphene,Phospene,
.and Oil LAIO4 ebraidning ['tilt new erukbestitird
sty les. . • •
Being agents for all best Patent Medi . chief of the
day, purchasers taut depend upon procuring* genuine
article in all eases.
All the Drugs and Medicines tiro' at diet,' delabllsli
amnia may be relied upon as genulim and of the best
quality, having been carefully selected Witt a• view to
their penfOlpeir. e,
Q South stoke of the Ward House, sail N 0.2; Brick
Towanda, May 27, 1851:
NEW SPRING-0)01Z.
ircarassaret ; -
T 8 now receiving s rich' titid &Molina amontnent of
I. Dar Goons. Grsoczeiss, &c. to which be would
particularly invite the attention of all Cash Pstrehasesl,
and will make it an object tolthein to gßiftiiiti i cork
as he iSdetermined to sell his goods far Cm's, a row
as was ever before offered in the market. Having spun- ,
ed no pain' in procuring the choicest article. the sub.
scriber feet, fully confident that he can-give entire sat'
isfactron" to bikenstomers. . Apritilt
COME ONE, COME ALL, 'ma ezetnine the' Sex.
Goods, which are now being exhibited *IV
ep2l3. B. KING'SBERIR„
CHEAP NEW GOODS.
"XL T. •
Ttil now receiving direct from New York a Wei WWI
splendid assortment of Goods which be offers for
sale at prices which cannot fail to suit tbifclaseaf buy
ers, fur CASH, Pnouccs, OR APPROVAL, CIZOIT. lie
respectfully asks a call from all persons wistringtobfry
goods cheap, as he is determined not to be undenotd.
Towanda. April 24. 1851.
R .
ICH FOULARD, Chameleon Cherie. 811 from
Silks, French and Dane DeLaues;a new articlo
for summer dresses. French and English Lavine, Silk
Tissues, Lifinen Lustres and any quantity of other dre s%
goods at
---
EVERY one knows that the p!ace to find
,the largest
aevortment an .f best wieldy of gloves of ell des
criptions 6 at ap'Zli
Panama, Leghorn, Pan Leaf and Canada
Unc; i lAA t a p'2.ti
,yOX
- -
B L'K and 131'h Silk haw fur MANTILLAS e:
• opla, FOX'S.
T - AR), , GOODS —A
goo, S.RUT UT] e sit of Merinoas,
jJ Cashinoteb. Do Laint, Alpsca4, and prints now
netting at j:S MEW; rirS,
NEW SPRING GUOBS
rr Ili: • i;, rc.cipt of
of the moat extensive in the . couutry—f r sale. 0.. Inc
most favorable terms fur cash or approved credit—cash
buyers are pt ricularly invited to call and examine the'
stock. my 9 0. D. BARTLETT.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Yenditicrita Expb,
issuedput of the Court of Common Pleas--4-
Bradford County and to me directed, will be espi
ed to pubiie sale, at the Court House in the ffotitt'
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 in Columbia township, Brad
ford county, and bounded and described as follows
on the' north by lands of Franklin Baker, west be
M.B. Cdufield, south by Austin and Rohltin'e, arid
east by Uriali Ferguson and H. Robbins. Contain - -
mg one hundred and fifty acres, mote ot less, about
seventy acres improved, withlone framed house, one
framed barn and apple orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the Suit of Win:
S. bobbins. to the use of John C. Adams, es. /oho
Benson, also, John Hall, to the axe of John C, Ad
ams, v§. John Benson.
ALSd—The following lot, piece or parcel of fain,
situate th South Creek township: bounded and dls•
cribed as follows, viz: north by the York statafine i
east by the diain road, leading from Troy to Matra.
through South Creek, spirth by land of Wynthrdp
Y. Gline and Ansa( C: Ely, west by lands of George
Durham and James E. Vancuver. Containiafiabout
sixty acres more or less, about twelve acres im
proved one log house and one framed house thereon.
Seized and taken in executiod at itte suit of Jared
Arnold, to the use of Dyer Pooh, tg. Efltof entfern.
ALSO—The following lot, piece or pared of land
situate in Ridgberry towurhip, bounded acrd descrtb
ed as follows, to wit : north by land nose in posses
sion of Peter Evans, east by land of travid Burt,
south by lands of Horace Hinchman and David
Burt, and west by lands of David Bart Contain•
ing about sixty acres more or less, about twenty
acres latproved. one log horse thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution tattle suit of !Bak
A. Burt, es, Daniel Bracksiay.
ALSO-- - -The following lot of land situate in Ath
ens towuShip, Voinufed as follows, to wit: on the
north by Shipman'■ line, on the east by lands of B. .
G. Rice, south by the highway leading from Athens
to Owego, and west by lands of 0. 0. Shipman. Con•
taining -one fourth of an acre, all improved, With
one framed house and some fruit trees thereon,
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of Sime
on B. Kent. vs. Charles W. Beldin.
ALsO—The following lot of land striated in
Athens borough, bounded and described as follows !
north by lands of H. 0. Allen add E. Hhrrick, east
by lands of Wells and Harris, south by canal streeto
and west by lands ot Phineas lingers. Containing
fifty feet on canal street, and eighty-four feet deep,
or back, one framed house and framed barn and fruit
trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the sail of Wil
liam Kitf•l3 the Ilse of Bradford Richmond & Co.
vs. Abigail White.
ALSO—The following lot piece or parcel of land
situated in the township of Smithfield, bounded and
described as follou sto wit north by lands of C,E.
Pierce, east by land§ of Enos smith, and others,
south by land of H. droweltasid the highway, west
by lands of L. Farnsw.gth. Containing about ono
hundred acres more or less, at.out fifty acres im
proved, Ono framed hotti - e one flamed barn and fruit
trees thereon.
M}RCUU'
Seized and token in eiecutitui at the suit of C. F.
Grovener aasign of Seth Salsbury vs. Charles Olnt•
stead. ,
ALSO—The following lot of land situated in
Franklinr township and bounded as follows to wit :
on all 'sides hji lands belonging to the heirs. of Mer
rick Crandall &CI. Containing two acres more or
less aft improredi with , an oltl building formeily oc
cupied as a staile machine.
•
Baited and taken in exeCution at the' snit of My.
ron_Merrill and Sated Tldot vs. AssherFaircbild.
ALSOt—=A piece or parcel of land in Athens.twp.
hounded on the north hy John F. Satterlee. east b5O
lands of Shipman and Backus, south by Paine st.,
and went he lands of Shipman and Baelfws. Von.
taining one half , an acre, all improved,..wilh some
fruit trees there o n.
ALSO—One o tliecjohn, hens ip.,
by' Lin& of John F. Satterlee, e,a
Backwv, sonth by Paine st., nt l i Ives' Stkir, , inati
Backus. UontaininT, thiee•ff-nrtM of an acre, ,11
improved, with a I. amed ihereo).
Seized and taloin it. ~vevotion at the suit of Left
Mime es.Uharlcs Beklin amt ‘sa
. S. 1 10 1311Viz 4 :: ?Sheriff.
Sheriffs Towanda pt. I:44851,
MEttCUR~s.
1 - )no & 7 4 1-I I PEPi IT—.lOOO pair at prir.s. it-
NEI
.stucka—i/Ve / rt.uiP se ale
s A p LE y al &
`"..489,„ a large assort
MI
Dress Goods.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
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