The Kossuth Dinner.
Thursday last watt x great day for the City of. N.
Y or k. The dinner given by the Corporation toGov.
gointh, took place onThursday evening at the Irv
ing house, Mayor Kingaland presiding, -some four.
hundred gentlemen being Omen!. Among the in
viteJ guests were Mr. Francisl'uleity, and others
of the distinguished Hungarian exiles accompany
ing Kossenh, Gov. Cleveland - of Conn. • Hon. Me.
itantoul, of Mass.;
Hon. (se'' Bancroft, iVashingtoe
f r ying, Gene Avez=na„ Geo. Copway, the lbdiari-
Oief, m his war dress, Gen. Sandford , and CoE
Webb of the Courier and Enquirer. The mein
here
to of the Corporation were all there, as were the
eepresentatives of the Bench, the- Har, the Army
and Navy, the Reverend Clergy, Custom House.
Tho hall was appropriately decorated with the
banners of Hungary, England, Turkey andihetni
tell States. Among the ornaments on the table-was
one r epresentingthe floggiyg of Haynau by Bar
clay and CO. brewers.
.After the company had taken their, Gov.
Kossuth entered the hall, supported by Mayor
Kingsland aid Alderman Shaw. , He was received
with prolongeoand hearty applause.
Letters were received from gimlet Webster,
Henry Clay,tewis Cass. James Shields, %Vm. H.
seward, Hamilton Fish, Robert C. Winthrop, Gov.
Hunt, Christopher Morgan, &.z The Mayor made
a speech, and concluded with the following senti
ment :
Hungary—. Betrayed bnt-not sold, Her eall for
help is but the echo of our appeal against the tread
of the oppressor.
When this toast hail been drank, Gov. Kossuth
rose to reply. The,entire company rose with him
and greeted him with loud' and repeated cheers, to
which - he tmweS repeatedly in acknowledgmeid.
After the applause had subsided and order was
restored, he spoke tor two hours and a half, in a'
most 'eloqnent strain, evincing great knowledge of
the history and politics of this country, and vindi
cating his doctrine of non-intervention in a most
logical and able 'manner It was - a wonderful
speech ; the greatesi,:we think, he has yet deliver
eJ, considering the subject and the occasion. A
toast complimentary to the Nees was responded to
by Messrs. Raymond, of the Titnes and Webb of
the Courier and Enquirer. Other gentlemen also
made addresses arid the company broke up be
tween 1 and 2 o'clock, A. ItT. The orator in his
great speech, advocated 'and presented the three
following propositions, which were unanimously
and loudly approved by‘ the meeting — to wit :
'That the people of the United Stales may be
pleased, by all com,litutional means, to declare—
not?, that, feeling : dam - rested in the maintenance of
• the laws of nations, acknowledging the sdvereign
right of every people to dispose of its own domes
tic concerns to be one of these laws, and tire inter
ference'witediiii sovereign right to be a violation
. -
of these laws of nations, the people of the United
States—resolved to respect and t> make respected
these public lawss-tieclate the Russian. past inter
iention in Hungary to be a violation nt these laws,
which, if reiterated, would be a revolution, and
would riot be regarded intlitlereetly by the people
of the United States—Mat you, therefore, invite your
Government to act .aecordingly, and so invite . Great
ljatain io unite w•gtr file United States in this poli
cy. Second, that the people of the United States is
resolved io maintain its right' of commercial inter
course with the nations ul ',Europe, whether they be
in a state of revolution against their Government or
not—and &at with the view of approachlng scenes
of the continent of Europe', the people invites the
Government to take appropriate measures for the
protection of the trade of the people on the Metli
ieranean. and third that the people of the United
'Siates pronounce its ordait !in respect to-the ques
tion of independence of Hungary, so as I had the
hoot to state." A
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Acnnvv•t, o? . .lL.ltisysta 11•111Wi , A - The trial of
Casiner Hann-4,414 otreasob, came _ a close on
Thursday afternami. ,- Mr. Coevals de the eon
eluding speech for the prosecution; after which
Judge Gam' charged the jury. The charge was>
tong and able exposition of the Fsw of treason, and
a lucid summary of the evidence adduced on both
'ides of the present case. •It made strongly in favor
of tlie pt,,,,uer. We have only room for the fol.
hrtef extra:sts.
Wi!hiqii desiring to evade the prerogatives of
the jury in Judging of the facts of the case, the
court ieF.l tiourid to say, that they'd° not 'think the
traissaci..in u . th winch the paisoner is charged
tinth being connected, rises to the dignity of treason
sr the ley) ing of war. Not because tne numbers or
force was in- ufficient.. But, Ist, for want of proof
of any previous conspiracy to make a general and
public resistance to any law of the . United States.
There is no evidence that any person con
cerned in the transaction knew there were such
sets of Congress as those which they are charged .
with conspiring to re -ist by force and arms, or had
any other intention than to protect one another front
what they termed' kidnappers. By *hieh slarvg
term they probably not only included actual kid
nappers, but all masters and - owners seeking to re
capture their slaves, and the officers and agents as-
Therein.)
fbt. nub' upon the laws of the country de.
genes an.; I Ivy •ti:a-• will s r •ceive, ccridign punish
ni.et persot.s w!to shall be proved to be the
past cip slur , If/ it. But riot and murder are
oences : = .c.alti , t the tState government. It would
IF a dln;zercius precedent for the court and jury in
4.1:s case to exten , l 'the Itrime of treason by con
suer...mita doubtful cases."
The jury retired (,r about ten minutes, and re.
+tilted into court with a.Verdirt of “Not_Cluilty." -
The C . S. Attorney theft stated that there were c foar
Other Mills of indictment against the defendant. but
in c , n , ideration of the severe ordeal through which
he had passed, he was disposed to enter TOM pro
sir,ruir upon the remaining bills. lIANwAT was
thereupon di , charged from th ustody of the law.
NE tics:Darr TrIOC.AND DOLLARS RECOVERED
oiir indefaiidahle State Treasurer, Gen.. John M.
Rickel. has recovered :Mal the officers of the Bank
(lithe ['need Stains one hundred thousand dollars
with interest. , this was the rhoney contracted to
be, raid alder the charter at thilbank to the Corn
s c limit purposes. The defence-la
hen tiDn . ri The trial was that the hank was no longer
to exiaence—that the " Monster" was in truth and
iss totally defunct, excepting, perhaps, a few
"Rehr and nervous tivitehings of the tail, sufficient
cer!a!il trtreees, creditors, stock-jobbers
any lawyers to preserve the body withqut burying
it It was replied to this, that as elections were
held for directors and other officers of the bank
rtto be deemed and kaken to enjoy a legal exist
if sock existence can be considered an enjoy
lent althow4h it was confessed its suffering s under
7e4ant treannentrare intolerable. The learned
idgedecined that the defendant exhibited, for the
trpclses of this case, enough energy to be held
.countable for its promises to the State, reserving
yies:/an ()fits real existence' for reVrew here.
lfter by the cart, when galvanic battery "subjc , t,"
mri its vitality dcf!nitely determined according t 3
Crownerer's quest ia w."— Union. . '
, -onte of the former friends of - Webster occa
"'4.l":y say a sharp thing of him. For instance,
)(Is .Clien remarked in a speech during a recent
ass in Massachusetts, that he did not wonder
lb , ' number of name's obtained to the paper no
mann; Webster forte Prelidency. as it must be
lutury to Boston merchants to see a Webster
'Thlr.ription on which nothing was asked bat their
Dames!
,
I 1/AL TONNAGE of - 1851.—The amount of coal
r aniported on the Reacting Railroad for the year
"llTrog November 30th, reached the high figure of
.541,370 was.; being an increase of 298,762 tons
'4 the coal tonnave of last year. There has also
'''en a corresponding increase in the miscellaneous
right arid .passenger transportation of the Road
' 4,1 1,1 the }car
~
Th e
e r•
is. not yet closed for the season, bat
'e Miner' Journal catiMates that its coal transpore
'Um Will hardly reach UOO,OOO tons, unless the
c'ather should continue mild.
Ctr" "Trim, didn't you sign the pledge'!" said a
noeman of a friend, ietio was taking a smash at
Corporare. " Yes," said Tom," but yea know
gna fall in dry times."
wrr.r..-:-Wo like" that 'strong robustcep - NO . lon ;;'
No one haying uttered it in sincerity, was ever a
mean crying man. .The pigmies of the' world did
not trouble him, although they rose ia, , manes to
pull him down. : Ile speaks and the indomitabld
will prevails. His enemies. fall before bins. . He
rides forth 'a donquerer. Would yon be great V
W - mild yorr-bediatinguialiect for your scientific of
litervy attainment'?" Lot* der risoutufnlly at your
lotjbt with ig breathing fhlm your lips, and
bunting hem- a great Iteart you cannot bdt'prevaiL
Show tis that/Loan who never :nosehigher than ,a
toad stool, and whose influencedfed wittehiS breath
and we with point you to a gaping, cringing wretch,
who trembled at the approach of a spider and, faint
beneath a Thunder cloud. Let the fires of energy
play through your veins, rad if your thoughts. are
directed' in right channels, you will yet startle the
universe.
Kosstrra AND Sxxviay.—la the debate in the Sen.
ate on Foote's resolution of welcome to Kossuth,
last week,•Foote remarked, "He that - is with Kos
suth is lbr Liberty—he that is against him is for Sl
avery." Senator Dawson, of pa., xittickly and aig.
nificantly replied. /4 Exactly !" Does not this re
sponse pretty plainly , indicate sornathing atxitry one
part'at least of the opposition to the resolution ?
Rut after all i lt is - tot strange that men who uphold
Slavery at home, should hesitate abont welcoming
a " fugitive" from Slavery in Hungary. It wouldn't
look " exactly" consistent.
ThE LErr-HANDED Lsrov.—An old lady prover
bial for her pride of Christianity, one afternoon dis
covered, while in the midst of hey work, the re
xereud shepherd of the flock of which she was a
member, within a few paces of the hcOse, and ma
king strait towards the door. Wishingto be thought
well employed, she threw her spinning -wheel aside
and seizing her spectacles and bible, though she
could not read ti word, was engaged so deeply at
the time the good man entered as not to observe
him until be gently tapped her on the shoulder:—
" La! madam, do you read with your bible upside
down?" "Oh clear. is it Mr. Br , said she, " yes
I always read so ; I'm left handed."
BEGIN
. RIGHT —Are you stepping on the thresh
bold of lite? Secure a good - moral character--
Without virtue you cannot be respected—without
istegrity you can never rise to distinction and honor.
You are poor perhaps. No matter, poverty is of.
tenera blessing than a curse. Look at the young
man who is. worth hall a million. What is his
standing? Of what tee is he in the world t
MINI %TITRE ALM A NAC-Ifilkli.
Days ot thb
Week.
SUNDAY
MONDAY,
TUESDAT
WEDNESD•Y,
TRU RAT AY.
I FRIDAY,
SATURDAY,
gErFAIR.—The members and friends of the
Wesleyan (colored) Church of Towanda.
remembering with sincere gratitude past favors so
geoemesly and liberally bdstowed upon them by
their friends in this
s cowl:lenity, would give notice
that for the purpose of raising means to pay off a
debt which seems likely to deprive them of their
meeribg-house, they .wilt provide an ENTERTAIN
MENT at Mercur's }fall, on New Year's even ing.—
The ladies and gentlemen of Towanda and vicinity
are respectfully and eatoestly solicited to attend;
every effort will be made to render the occasion
agreeable and worthy of their patronage. Dec.l9.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.—The under:
signed, merchants of Towanda, hereby
give notice to the public that their stores will be
closed on Thursday, the 25th inst. This arrange
ment will be strictly adhered to, and no back doors
Will be leepf - rtpox.
Mokfanyes & Co.;
Joseph It ingsbery,
E. T. Fox,
G. H. Bunting,
H.. & H. C. Herm-,
Isaac Post.
Bennet & Co.
A. M. Warner,
L. Bristol',
J. Culp & Co
Or.REV. L. W. CHAPMAN & LADY
take this method of publicly acknowledg
ing the favor of a visit from their friends of Mon
roeton and vicinity, on the afternoon and evening
of the 9th. They would also acknowledge the re
ception of a great variety of useful and valuable
articles of clothing, dtc., left upon their table, and
return titeir sincerd thanks for the same. May the
Lord' reward the donors. Dee. I*, 18M.
AtitidllibitkOOlNl . 0110.
pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of
Bradford county, will be exposed to public sale
on Saturday, the 31st day of January, 1852, at two
o'cleck, P. M., at the public house of 8. C. Vanfleet,
a certain tract of land, about 50 acres, late part of
the estate of Seeley Holcomb, deceased, situate in
Leroy townsbip Bounded by Ifecock, on the
east, and south by lands of the Bartley estate, west
by lands belociiing to the estate of Sterling Hol
comb, deed, north by Towanda creek ; 16, or 17
acres improved, with one framed barn erected-thtre•
on, the remainder woodland. Terms one fourth cash,
on confirmation of sale, the remainder in three
equal yearly 'instalments, with interest from date.—
Payments secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises.
Dcember 19, Ipsi
Orphan's Court Cale.
I N pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court, of
Bradford county, there will be exposed to public
sale, on Sloanlay, the 31st day of January next,
at 1 o'clock P. M., on the premises, a certain tract
of land situate in Durel township, late the estate of
Allen Moody, deceased, bounded on the north by
lands of Stmon Stevens, east by the main rbad,.and
Jarulikof said Stevens, south and west by lands of
Fradtis X. Hornet. Containing one and one fourth
acre, or thereabouts, all improved, with a two story
framed house thereon erected.
Attendance given,and terms of sale made know►!
by FRANCIS X. HOMET,
HENRY KINNE,
December 12, 1851. AdMinistrators.
By Express, Direct from the Manufacturers!
NEW SHAWLS!
JUST received by express another case oT Bay
State Shawls, splendid styles, at -
Towanda, NR. 1651: . .1. KINGSIItRY.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
A LL persons knowing themselves indebted to the
A
estate of CHARLES ROGERS dec'd, late of
Canton tp., are hereby notified too make immediate
payment, and those having claims agtinst said es
tate, are requested to present thetit dtily'authentlea
ted for settlement. EMILY ROGERS.
Canton, Nov. 29, 1851. Administkorix.
CLOTHING.—A glow assoktment of rawly-made
Clothing just received at MERCUR'S.
Sept. 9, 1R.541
Ink at Wholesale.
EVERY variety of Harrisrin's Colombian Ink, just
received by the subscriber—he has made ar
rangements by which he can' supply Merchants &
Dealers, on as favorable termslas can he had of the
proprietors. 04 D: DADttErr.
Towanda. Nov. 29, 1851. ;
To Lumbernion.
NATA c N ut T tin Ef Aze ß c m on.;i:e i t , e i n o y i tert F ra T o' c o oVra i e l t N fo n
LOGS, on two tracts of land lying on lii I and Little
Pine Creeks. The logs to be delivered in the Doom
at Williamsport, Lycoming county, the coming spring
or a part of them sooner if practicabl 'Or, a con
tract wilt be entered into for cutting ind delivering th
Whole of the Vine logs on ohe or both of the abtiv
tracts. the roads add bttildings are of the best des
cription. Good referenees as regards' character , and
competency' wilt be required. Amity to
S'ANVEL. if H. VANCE,
at Kelton's Hotel, WiLUamsoott, Pa.
Day of
Month
E=El Sun Seta
4 32
4 32
4 32
4 32
4 32
4 33
4 33
7 28
7 28
7. 28
7 28
7 28
7 27
7 27
Hall & Russell;
E. Leon, .
L. W. Tiffany,'
Tracy & More,
Huston & Porter,
Phinney & Bowman,
W. A. Chamberlin,
Burton Kingsbery,
Smith & Stevens,
11. D. Bartlett.
C. STOCKWELL.
M. L. VVOOSTER,
Administrators
N:FILL N E ' GOODS.
--.,.......i..._- ~ . _ ,, .
.---- --,- -,.--, JOSEPH KINOEIBERY
. I
I 8 crew neeeksing,an eatensin assortment ofGOODS, purchased since the lath' decline in prices, and
li. Which eannit.fail•to suit the taste and wish esof purchasers, and 'meet thr Waits of the public; and
as every May knows that he always sills Goollirskry
~.cheap,it is not necessary to make any remuks
ell dila subject' , ' - " • - ' : '-. .
Boom AZM ITAL'ZIONIULT.
I shall in a few days remise a very large catalogue of New Books's, ntl - Staticiary, and being dasiroos
of disposing of double the usual quantity thistle:won, shalt reduce the pricer to a very low flgur&• •
„ 1
. ' ILTIUMIL 11.22 0 02 , .. • '
~-,
agent for_the sale of the Day State Shawls in this Borough, lam enabled to offer them, ' rouelt.
lower and in larger variety thaii - apy other establishment this side of New York. Large supplies of
these shawls will be received 'during the winter. .
• ...
, . • ' ' razzes clitoorialie . .
Fish. Nails, Glass, Oils, Hardware, Crockery, Boots anti Shoes, Salt, Ate., JOS., KINGSBER Y.
Nan cabvertisements.
T. E. ORIDLEY'S BUSINESS C RD
To the Citizens of Bradford Co.
ivr R. G. would say to the reading public•that now
112 is an age of literature, an age of unprecedent
:ed magazine popularity. The basis of every Re.
public rests upon the great and broad principles of
. universal intelligence disseminated among the body
:politsic. Trusiing to the patronage of an intelligent
dubfie,estensive unittigements have been made with
the leading American publishing houses, to supply
the best products of the press, written by the most
eminent writers. Books supplied to orler,in large
or small quantities. New publications and books
on hand ar soon as issued'. Magazines, Ake., paid
for by the number, on delivery.
List of Magazines and. Reviews, for 1852--
North Am. Review, Litters Living Age,
Eclectic, International Magazine,
Knickerbocker, Harper's "
Democratic Rule*, Giaham's "
Hunt's Merchant's Mag. Godey's ..,
Silliman'a Journal, Sartain's "
Nineteenth Century, Peterson', . "
1/05511011r. Eadies' Repository,
North British Review, *Drawing Hoorn Comp'n,
(Edinburg Review, Eliza Cook's Journal.
Westminster Review, Pbronological Journal,
London Quarterly Reew, Water Cure Journal,
Blackwood's Magazine, Parlor Magazine,
London Punch, [Ladies' Wreath,
London Art Journal, fFF &c. &c. &c.
All of the above magazines will be furnished at
city prices. Harper's Magazine commences a new
Volume with the Dec. number—the others with the
January. A large quantity of Brother Jonathan's
received for holiday presents. Please call and sub
scribe at the stores of the following agents :—Dr.
H. C. porter, Towanda ; Dr. C. Drake, Troy; M.
Bullock, Bm Meld ; C. H. Herrick, Athens ; Judson -
Holcomb, Rome. Dec. 1851 .
dAiniiiiistrater's Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of GEORGE
deceased, late of Tuscarora toubnship,
are hereby requested to matte payment without de
lay, and all persons having demands against said
estate are requested to present them duly .authenti
anted for settlement.• GEO. W% SMITH,
Tuscarora, Dec. 2, 1851. Administrator.
Books ! Books!
A. Complete assortment of School, Blank, Classi
cal & Miscellaneous Books, constantly kep up
and for shiest the lowest rates by.
,Nov. 29, 1851. \ 0. D. LIARTIXTT.
.1117 AU] 111 Mir
Fall' and Winter Goods.
1:11. FOY,
T 8 now receiving direct from New York a large and
ilpfendid assortment of Goods which he offers for
sale at pribes which cannot fail to suit the closest buy
ers, for CASH, PRODOCZ, OR Ai PROVRD CILBDIT. He
respectfully asks a call from all pemonrwishing to buy
goods cheap, as, he is determined not CO' be undersold.
Towanda, November 24, 1851.
VECTORINES AND CUFFS—a few sells for sale
cheap at nv2l FOX'S.
cJ lETREDEIII IWIENEI.2 7 Ir
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE to No. 2, Brick
II Row, (up stairs,) in the room formerly occupied
by Hon. D. Wilmot as a law office, where he will be
pleased to see those requirin his professional services.
Towanda. November 18, 11441.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
ALL persona indebted to the estate of IRA
BRONSON, late of Orwell township deceas
ed; are hereby notified tcririakipaympnt without de
lay; and all persons Batting demands against said
estate will present them properly attested for settle
ment to CHAUNCY FRISBIE.
JAMBS D. EIIIMPHREY.
executor's.
Unwell, Nor. 11, MI
a• ALSO, all persons indebted to the late firm
of BRONSON & HUMPHREY, are hereby' called
upon to come forward and settle their respective ac
counts in due time. I. D. HUMPHREY.
BRIDGE LETTING.
QEALED PROPOSAT,S will be received at the
Li Commissioner's Office, until 12 o'clock of Wed
nesday, December 18, 1851. fur buildine a Bridge
across Towanda Creek, near Bull & 13rownson's
mills. Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Commissioner's Office, for one week previous to the
letting. By order of the Com'rs.
rt3V. t 3,• 1851. E. M. FARRAR. Clerk.
STRAYED,
VROM the subscriber, io Towanda borough, on
if Thursday night, the 30th day of Octobtr inst.
a red milzh COW, in good condition, with the tip of
the right horn Nattered down-6 years old. Who
ever will return said cow, or give information where
she can. be found, shall be liberally rewarded.
Nov. 12,1851. A. V. TROUT.
IXTHITA Fancy Colored Hickory e irts for all
V V prices at 11. &A. C.
FRENCH COLLARS, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings and
Inserting', a beautiful assortment and grest'varlety
at MERCER'S.
;Great Bargain!
The undersigned, will sell on reasons
j..4 ble terms, the Tavern House and one
minti; hundred acres of excellent farming
land, situated in, the Village of Rome,
Bradford County, Pa. The location of the !r.:rase
collie:lands a Bee business, and offers — l"jat induce
ments to any person o keeping a Public
House, in connexion with Farming &c,
For terms apply to the subscriber at Rome.
Oct. 4. IBM. JOlll4 PAASMOTIE
Caution.
WIIEtEAS, my Fife CYNTITLMARGARET,
has this day left ary bed and board, without
aiy just cause or provocation, this is to forbid all
persons harboring or trustipg heE on my account, as
I shall pa nb . dells of litr crintractina. after. this
date'. JAMES NELSON.
Towanda, Oct. SO, MI.
CLOVER BEED.—Large entternall Clover Seed for
sale by flB MONTANYES At CO.
60 BAY STATE SHALLS, various pattern% col
ors and qualities, jag received at
Oct. 14, 1851. MEEQUIIII.
X 8,3 6 8 : WORTH of Sheep Pelts wanted for
Cash by H. &. A. C.
JIM' received another Jaige assortment of those
cheap BOOTS and SHOES at
Dec 4 PHIN N DIPS.
Q 11.103, an extensive assortment of Black and Culor
ed Dress Silgs am Satins, also Florences of overt'
eelor will be found at,
BOOT& r.-
SHOE DEPOT-- pair at prices that
can defy all competitiotr.
February 22. MONTANYFS 8c 00;
Ir 7 CHEITS YI2IUNGIIVISON,.ImppriaI, Upon
I Skin.and Black Ten. Also 15 Bags Rio and
`Jan Cdroo f jnot-nwei.od at M ERC URIC
IRON AXLES, of all aims at MERUUMS
Soptetatcr 20..1851:
13 11E' )2Z,q,Mr.z'a
Adams & 117.3c£Irlane,
HAVING entered into co-pattnership in the prastice
cif law, have also.. established an agency for the
sale of real estate in the county of Bradford. Persons
having real estate which they desk', 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 cm learn Where prop
erty is for sale—a description of the same with the
price and terms of payment and be inform4d as to the
validity of title. J. C. ADAMS.
Towanda, Msy 2,1851. J. MACFARLANE.
'DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
GROCERIES AND. LIQUORS.
HIISTON & PORTER have just sullied to their
assortment a large stock of Fresh Drugs, Medi
cines, Chemicals, oils, Paints, Groceries and Liquors,
which are now offered to the public at low rates.
Their stock of FANCY GOODS & PP RFUMERY
is the largest and most complete ever offered in this
market.
Also a choice assortment of pore WLNES & LI
QUORS, suitable for medical purposes.
A large variety of Camphene, Phospene, Pluitl,Lard
and WI LAMPS, containing, many new and beautiful
sty les.
Being agents for all the best Patent Medicines of the
purchasers maa depend upon procuring a genuine
article in all eases.
All the Drugs and Medicines kept at their establish
ments may ho relied upon as genuine and of the best
quality, hating been carefully selected with a stew to
their usefulness.-
Q 3 South stow of the Ward House, and N 0.2, Brick
Row. 'rowanda, May 27, 1851.
New Chair and Bedstead Wareroom.
JESSE TAYLOR,.
RESPECTFOLLY informs the public that he has
opened a shop at his new house, corner of Main
and Paine streets, nearly opposite Edward Overton's,
Towanda, where he will keep on'hand or manufacture
to order, Flag-seated, Cottage, Windsor, Fancy, Cane
seated and Common CHAIRS, made of the beat ma
terials, and of superior durability.
He has aiso for sale an assortment of Ihnirrsses,
at low prices
Repairing and Seating Common, Cene-bottom and
Flag-seated Charm, on reasonable terms.
Cherry, Basiwood, Whitcwood and Cucumber lum
ber taken in payment for work.
He trusts that his long acguantance in this county,
and the durability of his work as tested by many years
"experience, will secure him a share of public patron
age. Towanda, March 1,1851.
BOOTS & SHOES!
John W. Wilcox,
HAS removed his establishment to if Mix's store,
comer of main street and the public square, end
will continue the manufacture of Bimts and Shoes, as
heretofore, '
He has just received from New York a large assort
ment of Women's Children s and Misses' Shois, which
are offered at low prices. The attention cf the Ladies
is pargouiarly tliteeted to his assortment, comprising
the following new styles :'—Enamelled Jenny Lind gai
ter boots; do. shoes ; black lasting and silk gaiters;
watking shoes, buskins, &e. Misses' gaiters soil shoes,
of every description. A large assortment of Children's
fancy gaiters,-hoots and shoes, of all kinds.
For the Gentlemen, almost every style of gaiters and
shoes. This stock has been personally selected with
(tare, and he believes he can deer superior ankles at
reasonable prices.
CO The strictest attention:paid' to Mannfaeluring,
and he hopes by doing• work well to merit a continu
linen of art liberal patronage 'he has hitherto redeiveil.
Towanda, May 8, 1851.
RiGx Chameleon Chem, Dl'k Dress
Silks, French and Barege DeLenes, a new article
fur summer dresses. French and English Lawns, Silk
l'irmaes r Linnet' rAistres and any quantity of other dress
goods at FOX'S.
grim subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated in
Wysox township Bradford couty, about 3 miles
from Towanda and 13 from the river. Containing
about 120 acres, about 65 or Tif acres improved, and
well watered, with several good springs of peter. The
buildings upon the farm consist of a large frame tarn,
and log house. These pi erniscs ofior rPony inducements
to those wishing to purchase, and will. be sold at a bar.
guin. Credit will be given for one-lialiqf the purchase
money if required. For further particulars enquire C.;
or address the subscriber at Wysox P.
Wysex. Ang. 16, 1451. Witi:P ; STTIOPE.
All Right at the X"..!- - laishing Depot.
NT &A. CAMPBELL, return their sincere thanks
for tbt al patronage heretofore bestowed.
and would again call attention of their friends and cue
trm;:re to their late arrival of New Sem NG Goons.
Consisting of all things necessary for clothing the out
er man ; whiah will ,be sold at a little lower prices than
has hithcrtofore been asked.
Please give us a call before purchasingersewhere
' Paiier Atangings.
MITE only complete assortment of Paper Vanzings,
Borders, Window Paper, and lire hoard Views,
kept in this region, and at- prices as low as can he
found tit retail cithei in or out of the principal cities, at
May S. 0. D. BA RTurr r.
CME to the enclosure of the suhsiiiher in Towan
da township, on or about the 12th inst. a RED
STEER, a b out 3 years old. Said steer has no portico.
lir mark. The owner is requested to prove property
and pay charges. WILLIA M AUSTIN.
Towanda. Sep. 23,113.53.
C AIN PUMPS, for indent
EtICCR's:
H Sept rmher 20. 1851.
tintiersigned would inform the eitilens of
Towantla and vicinity, that he has arrived.here
for the purpose of amnbling_thnse who wish Dagu
reotypes of themselves, or friends, to get them. Hav
ing hatja•niamber of Yearl cfperiende in the bu,i
ness, he feels 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 hint a call.
Room over Dorton Kingsberris store.
Towanda, July 12; 1951. FL GAF.
THE LAST NOTICE.
MEE booki arkci accounts of L. M. NYE & CO.
are in the hands of D. Vandercook. Esq., for
collection. All persons - having unsettled accounts
with said firm will please :Cal and settle the same
on or before the Ist &ref January next, and save
coskr. L. M. NYE & CO.
Towanda; Noiember 14' ; 1851.
MERGUR'S.
ARD WA RE.—A verrlarge and general assort
ment of hard.wore of every description,netuding
Carpenters, Join. , rs*and Blacksmiths Tools, Harness
and Carriage Maker's Trimmingsand ToolP, Building
Maoris's Stc., constantly on hand and for sale at very
low prince fiit MERCER'S.
B _
_
ROADCLOIIII§, Casiimeres. Kentucky an_
4 ,s
sheep's grey cloth, &c., sold very love for calk
er nit . , 11. KINOSBERY & CO.
Dress Goodi.
Farm for Sale.
H. &. A. CAMPBELL
Mstray.
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ADMINtSTIZATON'S NOTICE
LL persons lin - Owing themselves to be inlebtel to
the estate cf - ABRAHAM NVOI2ThiNDICKE,
decd late of South Creel;, ip„ are hereby requested
to make immediate payment, and those having claims
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NATHAN SHEPARD.
Ruth Creek, Oct. 17. 1851. Administrators.
A DNIIN IST4ATRI NOIIOE
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are hereby requested to make payirr:fit without delay,
and4those having claims against said estate, will please
preiint them duty authenticated for settlement
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Dlifell r September 22, 1851. Administrattix.
ADYIINNTRATOWS NOTICE
ALL persons indebted to the estate of LEMUEL
rd. NI AYNA RD deceased. late of Rome town
ship. are hereby requested to make payment with
out delay, anal those having claims against said es
tate, will please present them duly'and authenticated
for settlement. WM. E. MAYNARD.
JOHN P ASSMPRE.
Administrators with the will annexed
Towanda, Aug. 9, 1851:
EXECUTOMs gOTICE
lETTERS Tesumentary upon:the last will and
..4 testament of ELIZABETH 0
the nitro' of Towanda, deceased. having been grant
ed to the subscribers of said lloro' all mo on s hav
ing claims or demands against the est.ate of the said
dereasA are requested to make the same known to
us without delay, and all persons indebted to said
estate are required to pay the rime forthwith.
'THOMAS ELLIOTT
MILLER FOX.
Towanda, July 2R, IR",i, Executor..
ADMINISTaATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL PerF.ins ir:tebted to this estate -of WILLIAM
BR A DFOL.D deceased. late of Warren township,
pre hereby requested to make payment without delay,
and all Pers'Ass tutving demands againarsaid estate are
requested to pigairnt them, duly atitlmatiqated for set
tlement. GEORGE MANNING.
WILLIAM BRADFORD.
Warren, Oet. 17, 1651. Administrators.
EZOCKtRY & GI.AS3IVARE, a large stock of:
lJ fared for cafe by . FOX.
LOOK HERE !—We ere now 'ldling the best aril
do of Molas:4w at 314 cents per Gallon.
SHAPLEY & LEWIR.
QCOTCI4 YARN vory fine,nlvo row comtrinn
ty at , FOrt3.
, Moro Ilroiv Good's.
1 .,
& A. 'All PugLL. are again receiihrg a large
- assort ent of goods for the fall and winter trade.
Towanda, August 28, 185 t. :- --
Faliand Winter Goode,
.
• 311NON'Z'Al'IMZIS' CO:
HAVE now in Stare a large stock of Goods from
t Nest-Toik siwl other markets„,which are offered:
lithelswale and retail; et Le lowest, possibte prices.—
V o ineutitark a few things that may always be found at
imr Store. PVitiz gingham., poplins, IL dtsincs, &a.
of the latest stylist!'
Groceries, Hardwatir; Oiockery. loots and Shoe*.
Bets, Gaps. &C. he. Of which We have a huge so.
ointment, selected with great care aud'ollisreir at low
prices; and • will not be undersold. Also, hosiery,
gloves, wooden ware,uttase. sole leather. besides a
thotelone other articles which we need not enamarste.
all Of which we offer ito our customers at prices that
` Mist give great oatisfaction, as our entire titocir has
been laid in A.ll time when 'the maiket FAG uncommon.
ly depressed., and goods were many per (WA. lowyr
thr u usual. By attehtion and prompi-esa in meeting
Ilia went. of our eustutuere, ere hope to fifOril a 000.
tinuanee of the patronage thst Ltt liOltert.) been fu
liberally bestowed upon If. hION FAN 41:6'
Town eels. Oct. 11. 1851.
FALL GOODS.
l and FO tla X e . c7fZ i n i s r ::; l".
Br l a f u u lf l o lY n i l t' in gt e n ef l u l e ig n o il ld tl r in i t er t
is now receiving a full stock of FALL (74 )01)8, which
he is desirous of ulispdving of at o very small advance
from first coat, being satisfied that his goods aro select.
ed with as much care, and bought at least, at as low
prices as hineighbors, he is now anxious to convince
his customers that they will be sold at the right kind of
prices, Please cull and see, es there is surely nu harm
in knowing how cheap some folks do sell pods—mill
soon. . Corner of Main and Pine street.
Fall & Winter Goode.
1317M8M .111:01VISZERT..
IS now receiving's large assortment of Faust:id Win
ter Goods, direct from New York wbich is offered
at Greatly reduced prices to cash buyers.
Trowanda, Oct. 11. 1.91 I.
ADIVORCE hating lately been effected betweesi
the present Register and Recorder of Erna:ail
County, and the ofEcehe now holds, to take is final
effect ou.thc first day of, December next. It becomes
indispensable that all debts due to the subscriber hi
his official capacity should he immediately liquidated.
The parties interested in this notice will save them.
selves troubtr,,and the Register much personal annoy
ance by a prompt attention to its contents. The affairs
of the office must he settled immediately, and flu. Snit*,
taxes remitted, and to enable him to accomplish this
the' parties indebted to him mast pry at mice.
Oct. 6, MI. HORATIO BLACK, Itewdocli
Now Arrival of
FALL COODSO I ,
Hs.. m. C. NIERCUR are now receiving 111
. very extensive assortment of Goods fin the .rriff
trade, which will be sold at wholerole or relait
than at any other store in the County.
Towanda, Sept. 4, ISISI. SY
LATER FROM CUBA
Execution_ cf Lopez r
STILL later news iiia'New York & E. R. R. of the
arrival-of 3 eery large stock of Merchandize at
PHINNEY & BDWIIIANS No. 3 Brick Row which
they are prepared to sell at wholesale or ret.til gar Cash
or Ready Pay, cheaper then the cheaprw, from the tact
that they purchased their stock for ca.h in a very de
pressed state of the market. Don't triistake the plate,
No. 3 Brick Row next door to Dr. liustons.Driau store.
5 c TONS SUGAR, just recrivol, at wholesale and
'‘:," retail. PIONNEV & BOWMAN.
SALT, a large lot, also Iron, Nails, tiard'a.are, &c ;
and Mackerel in bbls., and .1 blip, for sale by
scrit22 PfliNN EY & BOWMAN.
10 CHESTS more of those three and four shilliugs
TEAS, at PfIINNEY (lc 'DOWN! N.
HEETING£ I , shirtina., ptripea, ard ticks. for sale
& BOWMAN.
BOOTS & SHOES, the largest and cheapest assort
latent in town—and Hats and Caps, at wholesale
an' retail. PINNNEY & BOWMA7II,
MB
CI ROOKERY, Glassware, Paint, Oils, Ginn, Dyas.
&c. PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
DRF:Sti. GOODS, a large va , l e ty_B,n m et s and
'Shawls, a good assortmer:,, f or „t o b y
sep22 PRISNEY & BOWMAN.
EMI
LUMBER WA:ITED, at PHINNEY & BOW
MAN'S, f . .a which cash Will be paid. 522
.--
WTETAT, Oats, Rye and Corn, taken in exchange
• V for goods. PiIiNNE V & 130V1-111,01.
BUTTER -100 Fir ins wanted, for which part cash
will be gaid. • MINNEY & BOWMAN.
'ETATS, Caps. Bootsnnd Shoes ; 6 cases new style
11 of Hats end Caps . , Also a large rtock of men.,
Womens end Children° Boots and Shoes just received
at MERCCR'S.
COME ONE, COME ALL, and examine the Now
Goods, which are row being exhibited at
ap2rb B. KINCSBLEY'S.
7F -. ; BUSHELS EYE & CORN fir sale by
July P.,. E. T. FON.
CO=r2aS
AN a s sortment of REA DY-M A DE Ctr,7 FINS will
be kept constantly on hand at Nye', old stand eit
Main street, whcro the Fubscriher is also prtipared t
make and sisals all kinds of Furni.ture.
Towanda, July 12, 1851. C . WELLS.
BLAsTiNo ()LASTING krza Tilaatirfq P('
der,
by fig 'MONTANYES Ac CO.
CROCKEN.Y.—Tho largest stock In town. Full'
dinner and tea, !mile, of whito granite and blue
ware, which will ho r. - Id cheap at
_ _
; 1 VERY one ir-.(..,eve that the place to find the lamer.
nSS°"rnent ani. bast quslay of gloves of all .104
ctiptions is et . np2G FOX'S.
QnDOZ, Pnnamr", loghurzi, Palm Leal' and Camila
" S°..rnar lints nt ny26 Imvs.
BL T, Silk and 131'k Sisk Lace fur MANTILLAS at
np243-- FOX'S.
IDY GOODS—A gnad assortment of Merinces.
Cashmeres. De Lains, Alpac4s, and prints now
- nening at ji MEnettlVß,
6 ITH'D. of Sugar at prices positively leas than any
before sold in town within olio year. also. Nola*.
see sweet and goo] from 31 to Fp eta. Rio. Laguirs.
and Old into Coffee that cant be beat. Fine bunch.
Raisins, •Pepper, Rpleog, Saleratus, Ginger, and a gen
eral assortment of groceries ; also a full snpnly of fro-lt
new Teas warranted as usual, good and right or di-,
;jitney retcrned in all cases ; just received and:T..r said
cep. 11 . Fors.
RICE
2/1 DALES OF SHEETINCi, common and fine
3to 10-1 nide. A nice a s.rtrf merit of Bleach
ed Gen Is, li:cached and brown Drillal Craali end Dra
pery, brown-and bleached 'Fable Litman, Cheeks, Lin-
R eye Tickinc, Cotten Yarn, Butting, NVickiner and
Wadding, selling cheap at For.
EMBROIDERIES, A very large stork of Swiss and
' blu: din Edgings and Insertings . , Swiss and At ns.
lin - Bands. needle wrought Collars and Cuffs, - fine
wrought Linen Handkerchief, and in fart the largest
and best assortment of Embr.ddered - G - ooda ever befora
offered in Towanda at FOX'S.
BLACK SILKS, also a few patterns of fancy Silks,
1./ which will tic sold cheapat. FOX'S. .
IQ -COTS & 630 E S. good assortment of Ladies.
r 3 Coma, Mii-es, Chadians and Infauts Shoe. tut
sale at
D RAPERY MUSLIN, a largo aarl vim thl aaaprt
281v,vg amali 2r : oes at E"X."3. ,
a
IThertiginbig; &••I.
The Firzt. r : ix e cf Asking.
Groceries..
Ribbons, Bonnet Snits, [Alto and Crapes et
FOX'S.
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