Latest from Kansas.
\ (Vjiateh from St. Louis dated the 12th
in-t.. •
While Reeder was in attendance at the ses
,ho Committee of Investigation at Le
M ' on the evening of the Bth, the Dep
'' M ughal served on him a writ to appear
J'v.Vihe Brand Jury at Lecompton, to an
a charge of contempt for having re-
V t( ; comply with a summons from the
.. . I'.'furv previously served upon him. Mr.
refused to obey the writ, and appealed
Committee, but they decided that they
"'• power in the case. Messrs Howard
i Sherman, however, • expressed as thew
that Mr. Reeder, was protected by
• ukare. Mr. Oliver dissented, and said
' ! (\•"'liiuttee could not stand between him
'.''l Marshal. Mr. Reeder said that, al
; his life was in danger in Lecompton,
~ ~1,1 remain on his privilege in attendance
'. sittings of the Committee,' and he warn
to touch him at their peril. The
Marshal left, but was expected to return on j
Iv 'itl, with United States dragoons.
.1 u,lite I.eeonipt charged the Grand Jury, I
M"miay, tlie sth inst., to indict ail the i
>officer- and members of the Legislature -
... hi'di treason, but up to the Bth inst. no
im I, in lictniciits had been found by the Court,
as their proceedings had been made
;I 'pis reported that a, despatch from Leav-j
worth has been received, stating that an
mod body of men were en route for Law
for the purpose of destroying the evi-1
.lence taken by the Committee.
The special correspondence of THE TBIIU XF.
Kan-as has sent a dispatch, to the effect i
(jov. Robinson was arrested by a mob
heximrton, Mo., on Friday last, on his way i
: 1 lis wife is at St. Louis with dispatches, j
,|.,N the Missourian, who was shot at
hiwrtiiec. is recovering. |
The examination of witnesses before the '
i'.inmittee commenced on the 24th of April, 1
. *iue reports of the proceedings have come I
hand. The lir-t witness examined, one
j.../,, Par/so*. confessed, on eross-exainina
a, that there exists in Missouri, and has ex
.v>fi since the latter part of 1854, a secret •
■r, ;.*tv. known as the " Blue Lodge," " Sons ;
the South," " Social Band," "Friends' So- j
v." and bv various other names, the object i
which i< to extend -Slavery into Kansas.— i
h hid h.'Mticlics. as the witness had under
ia Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas, j
: not other States ; and this society was us- j
,a* a means concentrate a party of men)
the Territory at the election of the 3<3th of j
.; March.
It was abundantly proved by several wit-'
that at the election held in the second
-tn tof Douglas County, on the 30th of
March, the Judges originally appointed were
, cane',led to resign by threats of instant death
•r.akl'ig which Jones, since known as " Bher
d "Jones, was very active ; after which other
,! '.:ti v i*r appointed, who received all the
M:—;ui votes that offered.
It wn< testified that at various Districts
bodies of snen were in and encamped just
V'foa- the e'ectieii, and disappeared imraediate
. after, and tliat the names on the poll lists
' r ex/ceded in number the inhabitants euu
ratcd in the census, while bat a few of the
mutes on the census lists could be found ■on the
,el! lists.
Doings in Congress.
- ■sen:, May B.—The Senate took Rp the
• m oi reported from the Committee <on
1 r. :.*n Relatrons, dedaring the notice which
s been given by the President to Denmark
• terminate the treaty with that Government
'.nilniing the paymetit of the Sound vhivs,
■fieient; and that no other or furtlicr act
L r idiifion is necessary to put an end to the
M treaty as a part of the law of the fend.
• motion to strike out from the words "and
other" was debated during the entire ses
-01. and the Senate adjourned without vot
: uj'Oii it
Hoi st:. May B.—The House as well as the
- na'o adopted the report of the Joint Com
oro of Conference on the bill aincudatofy
Mthe bounty law of 1855. The bill provides
• parol evidence, where no record exists,
he admitted to prove military service per
u Construes the Bth section of the act
-■M to embrace officers, marines, seamen,
orlier persons engaged in the naval ser
'!nriug tlie revolutionary war, and their
'< and minor children, and allowing to
the lime of service one day for every
m:h • from the place where the troops
v. ii/il to muster, and also on their return
' dw hargc. The House then resumed
-iileralion of tlie Senate's amendments
:ie Deficiency bill, and Mr. Giddingsstrong
; -ed the item paying arrears on a slave
liili of Iho United States -Marshal
'h •> TTio I'ost-Otliee and Mail Steamer
wopriation Gill was reported. The bill
-"citing a million and a half acres of land to
' for railroads was granted.
\'nv OIUEWS AVD NICAHAOCA. —On the
-">■ nit. the citizens of New Orleans held a
• wigua" m-cting, and appointed a com
to solicit subscription in aid of Walker
' ' Costa Rica. It is said that $3,000 or
" were subscribed on the spot. Mr.
; m "'! ■ a speech on tlie occasion, to which
I'elta thns refers 1
. Mr. Sonic said that our government had
'•"J to recognize the minister sent to it by
•~agua, aitliongh it had been aeknowledg
• , v our minister. But he pledged himself ,
viry emphatically) that the Nicaraguan j
• 'i'liuiint would be recognized by our own
be recognized—it should be recogniz- !
r:: 'l he would declare in advance that
rouhl b>' the fact. Mr. Soule also sta
tr the liabilities of the Nicaraguan gov
•ot w i,, Ss . p[ iaM $4 ( 000,000, which cou- !
: "-l largely of its pro rata of the old
'■ mo Central American Confederntion
' it- - a--•!•?> would command $35,000,- \
'le said that $250,000 in the present 1
'"-''icy would enable the Walker-Kivas
, !lt to establish itself firmly, and that
. , 'litis advanced would be paid back
r fe interest. Upon the first successful
•truck bv Walker, Honduras and St.
,p'-'tr would bo ready to join him, and Co
s'"• l would do the same, and these once
'"totamula would come into alliance,
' '"tial American llepublic would re
1' l! [ l( n the map in renewed lustre—but
' ;l 'omponeut part of the American Un-
however, by any chance, Nicaragua
'<'ome a part of this republic, the pre
•'"•euf il) ( . North is gone, and New
,y ( yb! t tko the trade now directed to
' :ind will be the great emporium
11 ' the United States."
FAINTING IN CONGRESS.— In the United
States House of Representatives on Thursday,
Mr. Giddiugs, of Ohio, earnestly attacked the
item for the expenses of the judiciary in Ohio,
and was warmly condemning "the application
to discharge arrearages contracted for return
ing fugitive slaves to Kentucky when he sud
denly fainted and fell to the Uoor. The mem
bers immediately rushed to tire scene, and con
veyed him to a sofa near a hoisted window,
amid great excitement. Mr. Giddings soon
returned to consciousness, ami was conducted
from the hall to his home. He finally return
to the Hall, and concluded his remarks on the
subject on which he was engaged at the time
he faiuted.
COLIMBIA LI MBER MARKET. —The Colombia
(Pa.) Spy notes large arrivals oflumber there,
with a sale of the better kinds at prices about
the same as tlwe of last year. The poorer
qualities, such as "cullings," rate at $2 per
thousand feet less than last Spring. Tlie sales
made though cannot be regarded as a crite
rion, as the market has not fairly commenced
buyers seeming to hesitate and the owners firm.
{fey Intelligence has been received of the
wreck of the ship Adriana, ('apt. Delano,
bound for San Francisco. The vessel was
abandoned off Nantucket. Vessel and cargo
valued at SIOO,OOO.
fife#- A terrible accident 011 Wednesday
evening, on the railroad near Davenport. lowa.
An express train ran off the track, while go
ing at full speed, aud was completely smashed
up. Twelve persons were killed aud a great
number wounded.
fife#- The Chief Engineer of the New York
fire department was terribly eowhided Mon
day by his brother-in-law, Mr. Leverich.
Towanda Market Wholesale Prices.
[for roc ted weekly by IJ.T. FOX. Dealer in Provisions and
Groceries, No. I. Brick Row.]
Ftonr, (retail price,) bbl # s (Hi Of,
l'ork, do " .... 22 00 4l ——
Wheat, {* bushel 1 2o (et. 1 50
Buckwheat, " .... '.lre (<C
Oats, " 30 'eil
Corn, " .... 50 (sfi
Rye, " 7o (<r. 75
Potatoes, " .... 'Mkfe/t
Beans, " .... j 50"fir.
Dried Apples, " 1 no fn
Butter "P Iti ... 17 Ot is
Cheese, ••.... <<n 10
Hams and Shoulders " .... s fij, 12|
Dried Peaches, "... 12 (ej. 111
Dried Berries, " 12 fir. ls|
Kggs, .' 'fldozen,.... 10 <jc
NCUJ
Spring and Summer (Joods.
Tracy & JVZoorc,
H AVE JUST RECEIVED from N. York
. a large and well selected assortment of
XKtr SPBI.Wt; 4- SI'MMDR (JOODS,
which have been selected with unusual care, ami purchas
ed at the lowest possible rates. Feeling confident that we
can sell Goods for Ready Pay. a< low as any estaWishment
in the country, we ask the public to give us a rail, and
examine our stock and prices. May 10. lx.vi,
\I) MIN ISTIt A TOR'S NOTlCE—Notice
1\ is here! >y given, that all persons indebted to tlie es
tate of Robert Tyrrel, deceased, late of Warren township,
arc hereby requested to make payment without deia.v;
and all person- having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
KLECTA TYRREL,
May 12. ls. r ,i;. Administrator.
AY""ANTED, on the Upper North Brunch
V T Pennsylvania Canal,
500 MEN AND 200 TEAMS.
Apply to the Foremen on the line.
May 13,185ti. W. K. M AFFKT, Eng. A Sup't.
(1 UV 11. WAT KINS, ATTORXEY A
i' M COI '.XSE f.f.OR A T I.A IT. will attend prompt
: Iv to ail business entrusted to liis eare. Collections will
receive bis special attention. Office a tew doors north of
• the Ward House. Towanda, May 1.5, Is.iU.
\\"H ITE FISH, in barrels, half barrels and
V f by tlie poiiiid, at lnyit FOX'S.
( MIOCKERV & GLASS-WARE.—A large
V, ' and beautiful assortment of Crockery and Glassware,
ju.-t rcrcivi dby may! 2 H. 8. MERGUB.
HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, a-c.—
A large additional stock of Common and Saddlery
Hardware, Joiner's Tools, Carriage Trimmings, Iron, Steel
j and Nails, just received by H. h. MEIUT'R.
tMSII. —No. 1 and 2 Mackerel and Codfish,
at mavll MKBCI'R'S.
LIGHTNING RODS.
subscriber having iiad two years' experience in the
.J. Lightning Rod trade, in and about Philadelphia, lias
now commenced tlie business in Bradford and adjoining
I Counties. He will do business near home, and use noth
ing bift The Best article of Rod and Plutiiia points, all war
ranted such, and erected in the intist perfect and sulistan
tial manner, and as strictly upon seicntitic principles as
any line of telegrasli. Persons wishing tlieir families ami
property protected from this destroying agent can do so
i>v applying to the subscriber at Leßav.-yille.
LeKaysviHe, May 13, IS.m;. * F. GREGORY.
AAA TAX REPORT OF THE
Farmer's Uiiiuii Insurance Company,
M:nle in pursuance of the charter, May 1, livC.
Whole amount of property at risk, $1,454,(131 00
j Capital $200,000 00
1 Surplus, iu addition to capital, 20.552 73
$220J>52 73
ASSETS.
I Cash on band am? on deposit $4,705 47
| Cash in hands ot agents, and course
I of transmission,.... 3,424 32
; Twenty-nttm ?s>nds and mortgages,.37.(l2o no
I Forty-oiu- sitares Tioga Bridge Co.. . 2,050 00
j Twenty-two shares Sitsip Bridge Co. 330 00
i Nineteen bonds, security personal,. 100, flbf) 00
j 'asii on eali, promissory notes, etc..7.310 34
I Interest accrued and not due, 4,012 (Ml
i Safe and other personal property,. 500 00
• $220,352 73
LIABILITIES.
LOSSES adjusted and not due, SI.OOO
Losses uiiadju-ted 1,000
Losses claimed and resisted, S(H)
AH Other claims smalt, not exceeding,.... 500
INCOME.
Premiums ree'd during the year, . f1*,307 32
Cash front all oilier sources, 3,051 33
KXFEXMTI'RES.
Expenses tlio vcar, including commis
sions, salaries, rents, printing, and
all other expenses $4,K42 54
A mount of losses paid that occurred
during tlie year, 2,134 6(1
Losses paid during the year that occurred before, $5,232 50
Athens, May L, D 56. J. E. CAN FIELD, Sec'y.
/HIOICE SOUTHERN HOMMONV k
N ) SAMP, put uii in ll> lb. sacks, for sale by
Mat s. IF.SC. ' E. T. FOX.
Notice to Farmers.
J OHN I>. IRVINE, at LaHicreux's Foun
dry, south end of the borough, is selling PF.OUGHB,
wholesale and retail, cheaper than any other man in the
country. Among others, are his Excelsior Ploughs. Also
ST(VEK, and other articles in his line, allot' which he
w ill sell very cheap for cash. Towanda. May ('., 15,56.
NEW G O O I) S .
Georje Nichols
IS now receiving a very large and general assortment of
MERCHANDIZE, amoug which may !■ found a splen
did variety of plain and fancy Silks. Tissues, Bareges,
Cliallies, Organdies, l.nwns, Muslins, and other DRESS
GOODS : crane silk, brocha, stelia. cashmere and printed
Shawls, Mantillas. Window drapery. Linen and Embroid
dered edgings, silk, straw and fancy Bonnets Broad
cloths, Oassimeres, Vestings. and all styles of Summer
Cloths, Hats, l aps. Boots, Shoes, ( arpetings. (Irockerj-,
Glassware, Drugs, Medicines, Dyestulis,Oils, Paints, Hard
ware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Wooden waro. Groceries, Ac., all
of which will (s- soid on the most reasonable terms lor
cojh or trade Rome, May 6, I m';.
Xcto
RIVERS & DEKIOTJS'
ESTABLISHMENT,
AND
CIECIM CIICDS!
CompriKliiir mi Et.il.lj.hment c>.siiiUns of 100 Men,
Women, Cl(il.lr.'ts ll..rsc,s ami l'..iuos, all
. ixliiliiti-.l muter tlio
MAMMOTH WATER-PROOF PAVILION!
New Equippe.), an.l Su|wrt>l)r Kitted out. for the year
ls&ti, will |.ert(>rm at
Tunkliannock. .Monday, 2tilti; Laceyvillc, Tuesday,
-7tli ; TOW AND A, Wednerduy, i!stti ; Canton,
Thursday, 2t>th ; Troy , Friday. 3:ith ol May.
Doors open at. '1 ami 7 I'. M. performance t<# commence
half ail hour afterwards.
The Proprietors lice leave to anaoauee to the Putiltc
of this vieittity, that tills extensive Kipiestriaii Ustabliali
iiient is distiiitfiristied from all other Circu-es, l>y the
X arietv and brilliancy of its performances, and its claim
to Originality and Classic Klejranee. In tlie Troupe, will
TA- found I'oaKHis ANti Auiatn AS TAI.KXT of the high
est excellence, and in tlie various representations id veil,
will he found
New Acts 1 New Changes!! and Novel Effects!!!
Anion" many of the Originalities of ihis ( ompanv, will
b 4 represented, the Thrilling Dramatic .spectacle, from
Byron's Poetic legend of
OR. THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY.
C."/ Among die Rqiie.lriAii O.rto, are dm M
y\ los ing llrilliitiil An sis. ougagc.i ~l an
/-n •uoriiiou* lr tlii yttvr utoljr :
wi MADAME CAMILLA,
Vjfl or TU- an Ktjutntrifmi'-, er
ful ifuU of llofhs iiutusb p. upou h*r At>-
bnui Hre ib* .irlight nini woudtrr
Ot all brhvfUem.
MADAME WOODS,
liMftr, m littr fninn t|
o 1 known ItiriMigb-Mit hr Uuitnl
w Mi rt,.pi Kr in kPXKrnI of lifr Im*mu
liful l> ib'.. u,„| S.ngiM Act*, lua.aicd by
MR. KICK • iti RuartH.
V? La PETITE ANNETTE,
j j The Flying BfyuipU, ti|H her lbßutif-I
Tl'** Ani4-rini Seen* Rider.
v MR. RICHARD RIVERS,
TM* GKBAT.Hr MAM RIIXK I> TMS
\Voi.Li! w bom* fiiiur :t well km..wii on
tbs otb-r Atilo of ibe Ai'mtin* n. through.
f* ot ' Sttrtm. wtli |.j*.tr in hts C IUIC
\ WtttHforful Prin<M|i! A* t.
Mast. G. DERIOTJS,
RV*" PHnnifinrti. HTNL VVOXRN-IT or TH
AUK ' -n hia Hrrmt Actn of l|orM. „mi..!,i,.,
j vinhoui aw Mir or brittle; hia lioio.ria#
Hurdle Act, niid youthful dcliuration# of
. JOCKO, tho ni:AZ!LI.\N APE
V / MONKEY THICKS.
Mast. CHARLES RIVERS,
be ftml uinitl th uuui\ bright ijitara
Age - LDWAHH WOOUS,
<*^Wfft ; -|ii-*— Th " ."I'K'aal HKK.Nt; THK 111 N'TKK!
■ 1 Olt, IMB ttiilK-T Klh-M ih,
&r,+tiw.,y TK:>l<.. A Y., .\at- r,<s 7Au
. 'rv, l'h>ta. % nimJ ollwr I'riii|i!e s-f rutul do
fCf Hlli •I'prar in hiaClaaatral K. 1.0.11
UW. / "W Ac,a. wnh hia huniitnbiv iuml
IhiAhiiig I'wir Flight.
<£?*%> 'MB. JAMES lIANKIXGS,
I, , \ Tha Cclrbrnt.-.i A-r<4t ; !*.., S.i.glc miml
Tau Horn, llhler.
HKUK. TKKXLER,
The Grmt (-nwi C*itrtianiat, ur Mm
MONS. BORDRAN.
Till- Erratic Globe Performer.
MONS. CEKt>M E,
Tho Safnjool, of 111. .Mo,j,,n A?..
MR. J. SI.OAS" A Mots. I.AKARUK,
Th. Great IVrcLe ami Tra]ate AernhaU.
1 , Rldilst Mneler, nn,l Director of the Cltcle.
MR. S. XAHE, E. I-OIIS,
■AGLI I 11. IIANZE, MCCIIACOW,
L THE TERRIFIC LADDER
PERFORMERS.
Clown, DAN GAEDKER
Whu will ill th eourM of the perfsuri.nnce
j. ojn hie
CARPF.T BAG OE CCRTOSITIES
b <CdiJ " SIG - ANTONIO CAPPALINO,
1\ K From Kuri*, and Iris Woi derful
L RUSSIAN BEARS !
jj ' \A Win b perform an—■ w truly wtoniehirg
n Br TALI vr. The Fvmmg frlMnM arfU
ff U turmnaMe anh the
U \ THRILLING DRAMA OF
f 4 MAZEPPA!
// Tbf Grtea Proot'irian will rntrr Te*n
§i \\ rverv hen.iML'.Hi 10A..M., Uld Mt.O.
MaiO —tli* orrviut,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
HAnntsiu'Ki;, April 24, 183 C.
To thr School Directors of Bradford County :
(JKSTI.KMKX ; —Agreeahly to the directions of an act of
the Cenerul Asaemldy of this Commonwealth, approved
the twenty--first of April, A. I>. one thousand eight hun
dred and titty-six. 1 hereby give notice that the several
Boards of Schotil Directors of Bradford county, are requir
ed to meet in their respective Districts, on Saturday, tlie
31st day of Mar. to express by resolution, their
opinion as to the proper amount of eonipeusation for the
County Superintended} of said county, and after entering
the same upon their records, transmit a copy thereof by
mail. to tin' undersigned, at this Department, according
to the provisions of said art, a copy of which is appended
to this notice. Your obedient servant.
A. C.tUUTIV,
Superintendent of Common Schools.
AN ACT
TO rKovirir FOB A ME:ETINO OK TIIK SCHOOL niKECtons
OF BKAPFORH rot'NTV.
SKCTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Hejicesenlatire* of the Coipmomcealth of Pennsylvania in
(ieneraJ Assembly met. and it is hereby enacted by the au
thority of the same. That the Superintendent of Common
Schools is hereby directed to give notice to the School
Directors of Bradford county, by circular and by publica
tion in two newspapers of that county, that tiie several
boards of School Directors of Bradford county, shall meet
"in their respective districts, on Saturday, the thirty-lir.-t
day of May next, and when assembled, each hoard shall
by resolution, express tlie opinion of a majority of their
directors present, as to the proper amount of compensa
tion f >r the County Superintendent of Bradford county.
SUCTION 2. That tlie said several boards of School Di
rectors shall cause the resolution to be entered on their
records, and a copy forwarded to tlie State Superinten
dent, who, on tlie reception of the resolutions from the
several hoards of Directors, shall lix such compensation
for the County Superintendent of Bradford county, as he
may think just and proper in view of the expression thus
received front, the U>urd> of School Directors, which eoni
peusation shall he in lieu of the amount fixed by the con
venlioii of School Directors of Bradford county for that
officer, on the twenty-eighth day of July last, and shall
commence with the third rear of that office.
K!< II AIMSUX 1.. WRIGHT,
Speedier of the House of Representatives.
M M. >L I'IATT,
S]wakrr of the Senate.
A ITHOVF.P —The twenty-first day of April, Anno Domini
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six.
J AMKS rm.LocK.
GOODRICH * CO.,
OWJiGO, INT. Y.
ARE now in receipt of and opening the choicest and
most desirable stock of
Maple aud Fancy Dry Good*,
to which they have ever had the pleasure of culling the
attention of the community. Our ;toek is very large, and
selected with great care and acknowledged good taste.and
is particularly adapted to the wants of this and the sur
rounding sections. Our .it ck of
I), 'ess (foods, Trunin lugs, JiLbboils, Embroider
ies, Pa r<rsols. Cloths, Cttmmcrfs, Vesting*,
Domestics, Shirtings, Linens, Prints,
Hosiery aiul Shau-ls, 4 r - 4"r
and numberless other articles makes our assortment better
than an v other in this vicinity, all of which will lie sold
as cheap, and nmnv articles cheaper, than at any other es
t.iblishmont, to ail of which we invite the inspection of
purchaser.:, as being in e*ery respect worthy of their at
tention. . . „ , , , .
Those who may favor us with a call may lie assured that
no article will lie* recommended more highly than its mc
r","oll°,'"J'l4. O. B. OOOPKICM A CO.
(40HFIS1I, Mackerel, and Herring, a good
J article at _
Dill ED FEEF—AIso a few very large fine
sinoked Tongues, at 1-OXS.
Itlcrdjcmbiff, &~c. 1
Another Large Arrival of
NEW SPRING GOODS!
HS. MERCCR is HOW reviving the largest, bent as
. sorted. und most-desirable stock of Gwods that has
yet bcen-offered IH Towanda. < insisting of every Variety
or s I VIA: AND FAM • V DRY GOODS, Hardwire,
Cnrhesy atid-Gfass ioarr T Bouts and SAaes.
]lots, Caps, SUiam
ltitigs,iJW'dr/t-/rare,Groceries, Paints,
W'indenc-fflats, Oils,Nails,lron,
Steel, Pish, Leather, fi-e. i\-r.
which will-he sold at Wholesale or retail at very low pri
ces. The public are very respectfully requested to exam
ine the Stock.
Towanda, April '24, ISoti.
GUTTINBURG, ROSENBAUfc &. CO.
HAVE OPENED A
NEW STORE,
WITH
New Prices and New Goods!
* T the Corner of Main and Bridge streets, in Pat tun V
jr\. New Itlock, where they will exhibit and offer for 'ale
rt sjiteudid stuck of PRY GOODS: consistingot the latest
; styles of Ladies' llress Silks, such as plain black, watered,
laventiue brocade, Ac., changeable, China and plaid silk,
a splendid style of striped pongee silk, of all colors and
shades. A splendid stock nf Crape, Siik, Stella, and
printed Cashmere SHAWLS: a regular assortment of
DRESS LOOPS, eon-i-ting of challvs, de laines, bcrages,
lawns, Ac., from a id cent calico dress pattern up to a ?7
silk dress. In DOMESTICS, onr assortment is complete;
we have a large stock of prints, ginghams, checks, tick
ings, bit-ached and unbleached muslins, Ac. Also a splen
did assortment ol EMBROIDERIES, such as French
needlework collars, sleeves, Swiss and jaconet flouncing*,
needlework edgings and insertiugs, linen thread laces,
cotton embroidered lace curtains, jaconets, dotted mulls,
grospart muslins, Ac., too numerous to inentiuu.
We have also an elegant assortment of Ronne/s, Rib
bons, Flott-i rx and Borders, Ifead-dresse V, hair front',
hair braids, fyc. to which we invite the attention of Coun
try Milliners and the Ladies in particular.
All ot the above articles we feel assured we can ofier to
the public at astonishingly low prices, and aw determin
ed not to La- undersold by any establishment this side of
New \ ork city. \\c would invite the citizens of Brad
ford county and elsewhere, to give us a ea44 and examine
our stock, and satisfy themselves about our prices before
purchasing elsewhere. It i> a true saying, " a penny sav
ed is two earned."
To the GENTLEMEN* in particular we will say that in
connexion with the above, we have a regular Tailoring
establishment in the cit v of New-York, ami have taken
particular pains to get lip a splendid stock of SPRING
AND SCMMKH CLOTHING, which we offer to you at
prices unsurpassed at any other establishment. Our as
sortment in this branch consists of Infant's, Boy's and
Men's Wear: also a general stock of Gentlemen's Furn
ishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks.
Socks, Suspenders. Ac. Also, a general assortment of
Hats. We are prepared to take measures for nice suits,
and furnish them on short notice and warrant them a
good lit and satisfactory in every respect. In short, all
the goods sold by ns will l,e warranted, and exchanged or
taken back if required. We Hatter ourselves that we have
one of the best cutter.-in the city, and some of the best
workmen empl iced, and can give satisfaction to the public.
Reference of our firm can lie had fr-un Ucnj. Bentlcv.
Albert ('hanils-rlbi. L. Searle. Win. K. Hatch, It. B. Little,
John F. Dean. K*qr*., Montrose, Pa.
Towanda. April !>, ls.Mi.
NEW SPRING GOODS I
iIE subscriber culls attention of the jtub
-I. lie tu his SPRING STUCK OK GOODS comprising
the usual variety, and which will lie sold at the lowest
possible rate* for cash. 0. P. BAItTLETT.
Towanda, April "2t. IS.7G.
Books and Stationery.
rpilE hinrest assortment of BOOKS and
JL STATIONERY ever offered in this market—compris
ing a very complete stm k of School Classical and Miscel
laneous Books, anil a very full assortment of Stationery,
just opening and fur sale "unusually elu-ap at
April 21. Igg. BART LETT'S.
Papcr-2JW ngings.
rpilK only complete stock of Taper Hangings
A to IK.- found in tlii- region of country, comprising
uiaiiv new and l>eautiful patterns, for sale low at
April 24, P.P. BART LETTS.
Book Binding.
THK undersigned lias the agency of one of
J the best Binderies in N. Y. City, and is ready to re
ceive Books Pamphlet*. Magazines, Ac., to be liouud in
any style desired, in the neatest and most substantial
manner and at very low rates—shall la- forwarding a lot
very soon—si send in your volumes. O P. BAItTLETT.
April '2l. 1 Sit;.
Shawls, Silks and Embroideries.
\ beautiful assortment of Troche, Stelln,
Silk, Thibet and Printed Shawls; Black, Striped,
and Plaid Silk- : Embroidered Collars, Cnder-lr-eve-,
( 'himazette.*, Bauds, Edgings and Inserting*, will tie found
at the Store of 11. S. MERLTR.
April ::n, IRK;.
Lawns, Sballis, Bareges, dtc.
TMTF finest assortment in town of French and
I American Lawns, French, Scotch and American
Ginghams. Challis, Bareges, Brilliants and Prints at
April 30, I6. MERCER'S.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
AND
jV KW_jF IRM.
B KINGSBURY A SON beg leave to call the atten
. tioii of their friends and customers, as well as all oth
ers, both Jew and Geutile. wishing to buy Goods CTIEAI*,
to their well selected stock of FORI:IGAs A.\L) DO*
MES'VIC DR 1" GOoOS, consisting of a great variety
of f.adit t Dresx Goods. Silks, Shards, De j. cities. Chat
ties, lie, errs. L'hamhrafs, /.mrns, Brilliantes, etc., etc.
Also, a choice selection of Mcrriuiac, Chocheco, and
other styles of t-.ist-cninred Prints.
\ large and complete assortment of Yankee Xotimm,
Hosier!/, Glares, Dress Trimmings. White Goods, Den
ims. 'Ticks, Drills. J.iaens, ('ambries. Rleaelietlund Bremen
Sheetings, Cotton Yarn, Wick, Halts, Twine, Cat pet
ll'arp. A*c. , Ac.
JII addition to the aUov- article*, there will always be
found a lull assortment of GROCERIES, Crockery and
Glass-ware. Boots anil Slums. Hat* and Caps. Nails,"Fish,
I'ails, Tubs, Matts, Ac.
The undersigned feel a pleasure in inviting the public
to 1111 examination of their Spring stock, believing that
good Goods and low prices will insntv a speedy sale tor
ready pay. B. KINGSBURY A SON.
Towanda, April 11, tslli.
i r r.
IS nmv receiving n fine stm-k nf OHOCFN
lIIES and PROVISIONS which will be sold at the
very lowest priee. He is also anxious to buv foe CASH
any quantity of Butter, Eggs, Lard and guial Wheat, at
the highest market price. Will'those who want to buv
or who have produce to sell please give him a enll'!
A NEW STOCK OF TEAS, wnrratitotl ns
A A usual t i give satisfaction, or the money returned.
Also, Sugar, Coffee, Mol isws, and in fact most every*
thing in th- Grocery line, for sale cheap at F'OX'S.
DRIKD PEACHES, a few very nice ones,
also Pried Berries at KO\"s
tVVNDLFS, both Sperm and Tallow by the
) box or pound, at FOX'S.
of different qualities, Corn Meal,
A Brail and -Chop. Also some very extra Family
Flour warranted of superior quality for sale at FttX'S.
MESS I'OILK, Cbecse, Hums, Lard, Brooms,
and an assortment of Wooden Ware at FUN'S.
k )/¥\ BCSHELS good Potatoes wanted
UU\ ".immediately at lii.X's.
LMIKSH PEACH KS and Tomatoes,in cajis,
1_ warranted perfeetly fresh at FUN'S.
UOKSE RAItDISH, nicely grated and put
up in Bottles for table use. Also Pickles, Pepper
sauce, Worcestershire saurc, French prepared Mustard,
common Mustard in Cans and by the In. at FOX'S.
LAN TRAGI'S for flnvonmr, for tele cheap
hi at _ FUN'S.
ORANGES, Lemons, Nuts, Figs, Raisins,
Prunes, Pates, Citron, and other fruit in their sea
son at FUN'S.
fPAPIOOA, Rico, Corn-starch, Rice flour, j
JL Cari-.igcn, Macarona, Ycruiacilla, Sagnchee.se and
Spices ol all kinds at F'OX'S.
Book and Periodical Agency.
MLAUGHLIX, Post OJjlee Bui/ding :
• Dealer in all kinds of new and popular BOOKS, PK
IMOIIieALS. On KA P Prm. 10 AT IONS, iLvl-S AMI CnViITS,
Plt'Tl KKS AMI FuAMI>-,FANOV F.S VKMiri.S, Cos VKKS ATIOX
0 IKDS, Ac., Ac., will supply all orders for anything ill the
above with promptness ami despatch.
Towaud.t, -January Is, tsjt.
flegttl Qldtjcrtirmcntg.
\ DMIXISTR A TOR'S XOTICE. Notice
-2.\_ is Jicreby given, tliat ail persons indebted to the es
tate ot Thus. A. String, flee'd. Lite of Wells tp. are rt
quetrd to make payment without delay ; and all persons
having rtaiMiH against said estate, must present tltcinduly
autheiitiegU-d for settlement, to the juib^-riheis.
AMANDA J. STRUNG,
A. IV. AY RES.
February 0. IS.,C. Administrators.
iI > MIXI ST! tA T RIX XOTICE— Notice
is hereby given, tiiat all persons indebted to tin* es
tate ot FREDERICK IIA EI., dec',l, late of Cauton towu
twp. are hereliy reqiicstcil to make pnrmcnt without de
!•*>': and all persons having claim* against said estate wiU
please presmit tiiem duly authentieatcd for settlement, to
(_'. E. ILithbolie, of Canton.
HARRIETT E. RRADEEY.
frit 7. Hgfe. with will annexed.
A DMIXISTR ATOR'S XOTICE —XotUr
il. i* hereby given, that all persons indebted to thee*
tate of Jefferson B. Rundell. dee'd., late of Armenia twp..
are hereby requested to make payment without delay: and
all persons having dainu against said estate Will please
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
HANNAH RUNDELL,
EI.ISHA RUCK WELL.
February. *2O, lsjd. Administrators.
A DM I X ISTR ATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
J.M.. is hereby given that all persons indebted to the es
tate of WM. HORNING decnis-d, late of South Creek
township, to make immediate payment, and all persons
having demands against said estate, Will preiteut tlu-m du
ly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB HURXING, Administrator de bonis mm.
Fthraaty 28,1458k
A DMIXISTR ATOR'S XOTlCE.—Notice
A\ is licrebv gE'en. that all persons indebted to the es
tate of C ATH ARINE HORNING. decVL. late of South
Creek, are requested to make payment without delay: and
those having demands againstsaid estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement,
Feb. sfti. Is.'iG. JACOB HORNING. Administrator
\ DMIN'KS. XOTICE.—-All pcr-nnis in
iX debted to the -estate of OWEN CAKR. deceased,
late of DERRICK township, sire lic-reby notitied to make
payment without delay, and ail persons having demriud.-
against said estate are requested to present tlieni duly au
thenticated for settlement. NANCY CAIiR,
February "2i;. IMjf. Adiui-tratrix.
PXEGCTOR-S NOTICE.- Notice is here:
iJ by given t4it letters testamentary upon the estate
of John Fox. dee'd., lata- of Towanda tiwnsWp, lniYe la-en
grants t-i the suhseritiers. Ail persons indebted to said
estate are hereby requested to make immediate payment,
and those having any claims upon said e.-tate to present
them duly attested for settlement to Miller Fox.Towamla.
MILLER tUX.
W. W. GOODRICH,
April l.Ps.lfi. Executor*.
ildrainistr?.tor's Sale.
BY Virtue of mi order of the Orphan's Court of Brad
ford. county will lie exposed to public s-ilc at the
premises, hereinafter described, on the i.Oth day of May
next, at 1 o'clock. 1\ M. the following described lots of
laud situate in Urweil twp. Beginning at the southeast
c mer of John W. Hill's land: thence north (>2°, *ve*t tif
tv porche* : tlicuce north 40° east 4'2 and H-lo ;
them e south 80j & east .!4 and ."i-l0 pert-lies ; tbemx- north
l v 4° we-t lifty-lour perches to the place of beginning, con
taining I*2 acres more or less.
AI-S0 One other piece of land adjoining the above,
ami to be s"bj with it Beginning on the Wysnx creek
in lin road and on the line of Horace A. Rus-efl : tlienee
south 7u° east perches ; thence north 13J° cast 1 and
U-Kl .perches ; tlienee south C.".° west If. and 1-T0 perches;
■ tlu-nce by the road south l!l° wc-t 1' and 4-10 perches to
the places of beginning, containing 122 perches, be the
same more or b -s- -ail improved. Terms made know nat
the sale. A. A. RUSSELL,
SAMUEL CASS.
Administrators of the estate of Austin Russell, dee'd.
April 1(1, ls.">(l.
A DMIN ISTKATOR'S NOTICE.- Notice
J. V is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of Butler Sill, deceased, late of Heerick Tow n
-hip, are hereby requeste d to make payment without de
lay; mid all persons having claims against said estate will
please present tlieiu duly authenticated lor setilenient.
April 7. ls.ii;. CHARLES SH.L, Admiu'r.
SAAM&UA COUNTY, SS._' Tito Otmmom-
V--' wealth of Pennsylvania : To Catharine O'Kejfc,. je
l-emiah A'Hern and John Flynn, adtiiiiiis'tratovs of Daniel
O'Kcife, deceasr-d. and to the He if* and legal representa
tives of said deceased, GKKKTINC :
We command you and every of you, that you-do in your
own proper person* appear la-fore"our Judges at EtVeiis
• burg, at a Court of ('uinmou l'lea* tliere to be lield on tig
j first Mouilay ul° June next, at ten o'clock, A. M. of said
i day, to answer (ueenberry Taylor in the matter of hispe-
I tition for the specific jierformance of a contract made with
Daniel O'Keife dee'd. in hi* lifetime, to sell to the said pc
! titioner a eertain lot or piece of ground situate in Gallit
zin, Allegheny township, in the said County. And liere
i in fail not.
While*, the Honorable GKOUCK T.vvr.oit, President of
j our said Court at Ebensbttrg. Hie '2lst day of March, A.P.
I ls.ii!. MiI.TUN ROBERTS, Proth'ry.
Notice to be given to the heir* and legal representatives
i liy publication of tlie --imt in " The Towanda Democrat *'
| for six successive weeks. JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
April s. hyp,
| pAMBRIA COUNTY, SS.—The Commou
' V..' wealth of Pennsylvania: To Catharine O'Keife. Je
j rciniab A'ib-rn and John Elyr.u, administrators of Daniel
j O'Keife, dee d. and to the heirs and legal represent itive*
| of said diseased :. We command you and every of you.
! that you do in your own proper persons appear before our
j Judges at Eben.-burg, at n Court of Common Pleas there
to in- lie'd on the IliM Mondav of June next, at 111 o'clock
A. M. ol s-.itd day. to ahswer James M'Uny in the matter
of his ]i<'tition f.>r the speehic performance of a contract
made with the said Pwiik-l O'Keife, dee'd. in his lifetime,
| to scil to Jonas Stutk-r, tlie assignor of tlie pctiti-aier. a
certain lot or pi re of ground situate in GulHtzin. Alleghe
ny township, in said County. And herein fail not.
Witness the Honorable GKOIUIK TAYI.OK. President of
onr said Court at Kbciisburg. the "21st dav of March. A.P.
ls.M5. MILTON ROBERTS, Proth'ry.
Notice to be given to the heirs und legal representatives
by publication of the same in the " T.i Wanda IH-moer.it "
far six successive weeks. JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
April 3,1856.
riHHAL LIST, for MAY Term, 1856
A liradfoisl County Court.
SECOND WEEK,
ri..IINTI I KS, IIKKENIIANTS. NATCKE.
lienry Crauimond, 0. F. Spalding, Ejectment.
same Charles Drake et al. do
Crane A Caldwell, Asa P Brown, fare.
Chas. W. Hawkins, \Vyi. Campbell, Debt.
F. A.Saxton A Co. John Taylor, Trespass,
Win. H. Russell, Job Dean, Ejectment.
Manson Elsbrge, William A1 gears, Appeal.
(!eo B Woleott. John S Williston, do
M li Greenmau Henry Kingsbery, Debt.
II S Davidson Daniel Parkins,' Case.
Welles A Harris'use Valentine Smith, do
John Snyder, Edmund Sickler, Appeal.
same same, do
J. .Southword's use, John Griffin. Case.
Lucius lriM* Lewis E Gihbs, Replevin.
Chas R Scouton, |N T Dickinson, Case.
John M. Read, Clark Camp et al. Ejectment,
i Louisa C. Jackson, Horace Williston, jr. Sci. Fa. M.
('lt Brown, E X Keeler, Appeal.
Ezra Spalding, John M Martin, Case.
Williston A hlwell, David Cash, do
Samuel A Tenant, John Powers et al Appeal.
Henry G. Taylor, LA. lVrry. do
Franklin Andrews Geo. McClelland et al. j Trespass.
C. E. Rithbone, William Higby, | Ejectment.
J. Bi-nliani's use, Case Briggs, et al. j Appeal.
Sarah 1. l-'itch, O 1* Bulla.nl, Case.
Reuben Wilbcr, Erustus Woleott, ll jectment
same same, j do
E. S. Tracy, Edmund Lew is, j Appeal.
Win. Gibson, E. A C. Rennet, j do
E. S. Tracy. D. Campbell et al. I do
X. P. Warlord's Ads Amy Bradford, do
F. A. Tyler, Francis Tyler, Case.
John Snyder, Samuel Uslmrne, do
Job Shcpnrd's Exs. Welles A'Harris et al. Debt,
Geo P Channel, C Thomas et al. do
Tp of Franklin, Jeremiah Myers, Case.
Ed Carpenter et al. J Powell et al Ejectment.
Wa-hbuni A- Ames, I). T. Vanvechton, Case.
Selar Satti-rlee. N Adams et al Trespass.
Sanderson A Kiug'y U D Baxter Ejc. tment.
John Cole, O W Pudge, Appeal.
W in. Kiff, Orson Re-key et a!. Ejectment.
John E. Goodrich, Jacob G. Rockwell, Debt.
Henry Covert, James Minard Appeal.
Webard Sinselihngh, A.J.Miller. do
Setii W. Paine, .1. S. IV-ters-ui et al. iDoJ.t.
J. Williams 2d, use, <'baric? Williams, jSci. Fa.
Bai-tholoniriy White,iJames White, Trespass.
M. F. Ransom, Patrick Katie et al. j Ejectment.
J. B. M. Hiiunan, |Ss. L.-Fowler et al. | do
iGrSubjwi'iKis for the first week to lie made returna
ble on Wednesday. Huv 7th, 18.1t;, at 10, A. M- and fur
the second week on the following Monday, Mnv 12, at
1<. A. M. ALLEN M. KEAN, Prothonotary.
SOOTS &. SHOES <SI LEATHER.
I D. lIFMI'IIIIFY is ju st roceiviner p
*f •"neral assortment of BdOfS A SHOES, suitable for j
the spring trade.
Also, on excellent assortment of IJJATHKR.coiniwisui"
IKI) sir L** Sole Leather, '.lit sides Upper, 2(H) Oatt Skin*", j
together with a general stood of Kipjis, l.hitrigs A. Find
'"8 r - s - Towanda. April 3,18,18. j
W BOXKS more of the genuine CHEMI-
I'ALSOAP—aIso Fancy and common bar soap.fur
sale cheap by K. T. FOX.
CI ANDY—A lnrp stock always on hand
J and sold ut whole <ale at pcdli-rs'prices at- FOX'S. 1
ffliscfitincons.
J.D.HUMPHREY
JS XiJW KKt. MY IX t, ;ui excellentassortwent of gent's,
boy s, lodic-', rhijilreu'is aid misses' Jtt n ITS A L'.i HJ'I
KS. Also. Sh<'e Thread, Libit** add t. : ,
which he invites public attention.
*#*AH i-orwon* having miscUVd nceoiiifts or notes due
the sub-criber. an' invited b> make payment. TWe con
renieut may call on <iMsbfe, Esq. or T. Humphrey, in
tirwell, previous to tiie l.llli •fFelirui'ey next, afiet wliich
time delinquents may expect special iuvitutbnw to ve-it
Towunda. J. 1). HUMPHREY.
Towanrfa. January 0. lSfffi.
VO KXCUSE FOR MAD EKE AD !
XH If Von procure of I>R. 11. C. POBYER,
South st<e* ill tlfft Y\ aVd JioH^c,
THE LS+A LIABLE. Y EAST TWDEIt,
Equally adapted to 1 y-avce,Tlot Pull-, Bisemt.TJiicfcwhcajt
ami other Griddle Cakes. <*iT>j*''rt,ferfd. HTI kind. of Sweet
Cakes. Hatter for Dumpling-, Puddings, Pot pies, Ac. Ao
l'rice cents. March 'lll.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
And satisfy jam delves that
Moxta\YEH & CO.
IT A ) IPtsf and most complete assortment of NEW
IX GOODS. consisting_f .all grades ladies" and gent'*
whad ( iollis. mantillas, Vesting and erfored velvets, plain
"id laney cu-simc! rs, sattiiret, tvvceds, Kentnckv jeans;
flannels, linseys. All descriptions Dre-.s Guods, such as
t lilack. watered. changeable and plaid Sifk* Frtnclj mcrl
llOS. Tliiliet doth Sotch wed plahls. tmo'lrn and W-k
mixed Dolieges, II wool and figured Delaines, plain llu J
-ilk stripH Alpaeens, Scotch and domestic ginghams,
children's ]rtafd-\ Merrimack and other prints, of all vari
eties.
An extensive assorttrrent of hosiery, wrappers, mittens;
gloves, Victoria and itishop I(ivVii,,book and jaconet nius'
litis,lMinuet and dress trimming*, sfltr.niorrt'antique,moss
velvety and ribbon 'j.rimitfuigs, lr*qws, black and white
silks, iiMi'it Hirer,l. Maltese, aim ;ul Kind- ffoye linen and
cotton edgings. muslin hands, ronatn, nn'der sleeves, che
misettes, curtain drapery, brown, bine and black dotted
embroidered veils, stocks and gent's collars.
A variety of Talmas, gent's and ."irfie*" f-rioi Shawls',
Thibet, bear he anil other .Miauls, India and Zephyr Msnrfe,
children s woollen sleeves, hoods, mulls, u.->orted colored
Scotch yarn comforters, carpeting, drugget, horse blank
its, linen table spreads and diapers, couiiterpan'es, Ac.
HAUI>WAI:E. — A large as-oi tiuciit of anvils, vices, SCREW
plates, sieiiges, mill, cross cut, hand, and other kinds of
saw- , nni's. tfr's. chains, pump fixtures, squares. plumbs;
lei els, ptane-ratH sawhamUce. monldingand bench planes;
House Trimmings, of every variety, carriage aud Saddle
ry Trimmings, such as brass aud sift rfed bands,axietree--,
holts. ciMUiVi jfe'd top-leather and doth. dash feather, cloth
damask unit lace trimmings. Brass, silvered grid russet
hamus, japanned, silvered and brass buckles, bltts, snaps,
bWecWng rings, trace hook chains, harness leather, Ac.
SHOE FINBIMIS,—Tire larg-st assortment in town, con
sisting of ]-g.-, la.-t-. urea's mid boy - boot trees, crimps,
and irons, bristle's, threads, aft kinds bench tools, heel
bail, blacking, bindings, lining mote* co..fcip, French and
American calf skins, cow hide, oak annfrmlock leather.
PAINTS, OILS, Ac.-r-Stoue and white zincs, white and
red lead. Paris chrome and verdigris greens. OMo and
other Paints, sng. r lead, htiierage, Japan varnish, coueli,
furniture and saddler's varni-h,linseed, lamp and tanner's
oil. alcohol, cainphcne. tluid and putty.
HIMITS AMI SHOES.- STciPft JUT<Y boy s calf, kip and row
■ hide boots and shoes, women's kkl, enamel lei], morocco,
calf and kip lan - hoot-, mo'rweeo. patent feather, enamell
ed and kM ImsVin-. variety emit rs and slippers, misses',
boy s and infant '- shoes, of all descriptions, gent's, ladies'
niis.-e.-' and children's rubber shoes, and ladies' nigh top
: rubber hoots.
\ ANKEK MOTIONS —w ill ">e found of all kinds, comprising
iadii - and gent's port m inimis, India rubber, bai k, putt,
side and circle combs, pocket, ivory, shell side and oilier
l oiiilfs. gilt, lasting, velvet coat aud vest buttons, agate,
ivory, glass und siik buttons : razor strops, sou pa, bru.-h
--e-. Ac. Ac.
The u-ua! larg" supply of f'rockerv, OrocvrTes. Hats,
Cnps, Bonnets-, Purs. Rolsi-. Wiesli tu\js, I'aSls, Mcirwinrs,
Sash, Class, Paper Il.uig'iigs, Window shades, Umbrellas,
I Iron, Steel, Ac.
tfS" ("ASH is the stnfT to lmy Goods with. Callandtrv
th'' experiment. Towunda, \ov.urtber l>, l"t.
MAV SPRLXG GOODS!
•I from XeH York with :m fmnfense stock of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
for th'eVaOy trade, and those wishing to get their spring
clothing made up in season can find the most choice ma
terials at hi- .-tore. Tmvanda, March (i, IBaC.
3( >S I] in f POWELL"
XTTOI'IX) re.-iwi tfully announce that he is again befom
\ the jXHtple W illi a large, rich and fashionable assort
ment of
FALL ANI) WINTER £ GODS,
to which the attention of the publfc is invited, being cor.
liilent that In- can offer inducements to CASH pnrcha.-ers
. vvhicli will amply pay for an examination of his stock.
His stock of I, hues IhiEss Coups is complete, tmnsist
ing of corded, watered, plain, black, (.hnngeatJe ami plaid
Silk- ; plain and plaid Merinos ; all wool Delaines; plain
; and figured Cashmeres; Monstiu delaines. Parmcttav,
! ,'halli Delaines, plain and twilled Persian cloth, iieliages,
Alpaccas, Ciingbams, Prints, Ac,
Ai.so. SIIAWI.S —a large and magnificent assortment of
Brochu laing and Sipiare Shawls, plain woolen long and
square do.
I. iww' Ct.oTns All colors, and frmimlngs.
l:\iiißTiinKKiKs—The largest and i'lwa)iest assortment of
i laidies enihrnidered coltars, -lecves, bands and tlounciiigs,
I edgings and insertings. ever offered for sale in Towanda.
Also, real thread, Smyrna, bobbin and cotton edgings, all
' widths and prices.
WHITE "AMI LINEN Goons, of every description, and ot
! al! qualities.
Hocse PriiNisrnNi; Coon-- Double and -ingfe fold T)n
--; masks of various kinds: embroidered and lace curtains,
ail qualities : window shades and trimmings: bleached
and unbleached table linens', napkins, colored talde
. spreads of various hind-, counterpanes, linen sheetings.,
rose blankets, g'iit cornices and pins, stair rods. Ao. Ac.
! GI.OVKS AMI HOSlKHV —Everything in this line for lxi
i dies, mis: es, children, men and boys.
Biio.iuei.iiTiis, CASS-imkkkk AMI VESTINCS —BIack and
| colored Cloths of every qnlity and price, plain and fancy
| Cassinieres. fancy velvets, plain and figured grenanliiw,
' plain and figured silk, black satin and cashmere Vestings,
I ami a large assortment of tweeds, Kentucky jeans, satti
j uetts. sheep greys. Ac.
InimesTics —Of every iWscription. purchased at very
! close figures and oticrcd low. 1 'lanncls ofeverv grade anil
I color.
| CAUCETINT;? —AII qualities, ingrain and stair carpetings,
oil cloths, Hush Mattings, Druggets, Ac.
YANKEE .\<>Tl'ON'?--Almo-t everything in the line, whole
sale and retail.
IIAIS vY CAI'S,- An assortment unequnh'd in Northern
Pcuusylvania of Mens'A Boys hatsaml caps, comprising
every variety of silk, brown, pearl and black fur Hats
Cloth, I'Hish and Fur Caps.
BOOTS A SHOES In this department there is, nor never
has iwon in this rtiarlvet anything to compete with this
stock, in quality, quantity and price, which it would he
greatly to the interest oi every man, woman and child to
j examine who wishes to purchase
, In adiiitioii to tiie above enumerated articles there will
always be found a full assortment of Groceries. Hardware,
( 'rockery ami (iia>—ware. Paiuts, Oils, and Dj e Stuff's,
j Leather and Sboe Findings, Ac., Ac.
I'o his old Friaids and Customers, the subscribeer would
! take this method of expressing his gratitude for their libe
ra! patronage, hoping still to merit and receive it. and to
others would extend mi invitation to examine his stock,
being confident he call make it for their interest to do so.
Toaanda. Oct. 1. is:,:, . JOSEPH POWELL.
Examination of Teachers.
TWK COUNTY fiUPEKINTKNDEXT
| X will examine Teachers for the Public Schools of
IfraiPord comity, in the different di-trii ts, on the days,
i and at tiie places designated in the following list of ap
| pointments:
Kbi, April Saturday lii, Pail Factory S. 11. .Yu Towunda.
Monday 21, Centre school house .. .Overton.
Tuesday 22, Hibhurd do \llmny.
M cdue-day 2J, Hilihouse do . M'ilmot.
Thursday 24, Sugar Uun do . ...Asylum
Friday 2.V, Frcnchtown do Dnrell.
Sttiiii'.ay 2d. Monroe ton do . ..Monroe.
Tuesilaj 2:>,lje.lloy eornersdo .... Lcjloy.
\Ycd'.ie-day 2(, Canton do . .Canton.
.. .May Thursdtty 1, Red school house Yrmrnja.
Friday 2, Granville corners Granville.
Saturday 3. We-t Burlington corners.
Monday f>, Burlington boro' Burlington.
Tuesday rt, Smitlitielil eentre. . . ,K. Smithlield.
Wednesday 7. Springfield corners.. Springfield.
Thursday s, Troy borough.. Troy.
Friday, .Morgan Hollow school house, Columbia.
Saturday 111, itowlin do ... .Wells.
Mo day 12, G'ilett ' do. SouthCreek.
Toe-day Iff, CcntreviHe Rhlgliery.
Weiluc-ilay 14. Athensfooro' Athens.
Thursday Iff, IT-ter school house Ulster.
Saturday 17. Ira Yarnev# do .. .Franklin.
Friday Hi, Andrew Gregg do .........Towauda.
Monday Iff, Wiu.Grilli- Standing Stone.
Tuesday 20, Herrickville Ilcrrick.
YVednc-day 21. Cmnptown Wvulusing.
Friday 2.1. Leßiivsvillc I'ike.
Saturda v 21. Bowen Hollow school house V\ arren.
Mondav"2ii, Knvkeiiil.iii do Wiudliam.
Tucsila v 27. Orwell Hill do Orwell.
Wcdnc-drv 2S. Rome village . Roinc,
Tliorsdey ifi. Centre school house... Litchfield.
Fridoy ;Al. lvwer do Slieshequiir
Saturday 11. lMek Church sehold house. ,\Vys< x.
1 NISSOLUTiON. —Thero-pnrtnershij) liorc-
X ' toforc existing between the niulursigned in the lum
ber business, is tills day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to the Mrm are required to settle thefr
accounts imnii diatvly with t hailes Ciiaffee, who has as
sunird to pav all debts due lYutw said firm.
ANDREW WEBB.
She licquin. \pril 10. is.b;. CH YIU.i*i>UIIAFFEE.