k. an d various motions made and rules
ite d. The civil list for trial in the Com
! Pleas having been continued over to Mon-
• Per. Eth and at 3 o'clock, P. M. the court
u urncd to Monday Morning at_ P;)
w At a meeting of NAIAD Finn. Cosinsi-,
2. l,cld on Saturday, Dec. 6, the following
..t.rs were elected for the etisaing eix mouths?'
rem. n—J. BILL MEANS.
Ist .4.cs't—CllAS. D. Civil.
.Ics't °HS W. MEANS.
yin ;1!--11 . 11. M'Consttcx.
, ri ru-0. D. GOOD'ENOI
7' .surcr—CllAS. JONES.
learn that some two weeks sin l ee
~,ra of W. Hafflet, of Granville; was to
,;,.,t r oved by fire. How the fire Occurred
knuv. h Ln..is $BOO. No insurance.
r on.%! Cote Eue.—Tile Electoral Col
chi=..titte met in the Senate Chamber
a rr:-I.arg, on Wednesday, 3d Inst., all the
pru,:cnt, and organized by choosing
WM. WILKINS President, and Wm. V.
Ki ,N and Gen. Wu. H. MILLER Secretaries.
toll se then cast the twenty-seven votes
1 ,11.‘ Ir ania for JAMES BUCHANAN and Jobs
BIDGE for President -and Vice Pre
.,r Mr CAMPBELL of Butler. was chosen
ehoen bearer of i•eturns to Washington,
to Judge KANE of the V. S.
irt. Philadelphia, and Mr. McSAtn.tO the
rrilairg Post Office. The Electors then
-IA •.; invitation to dine with Mr. Bucu
\ :,t Wheatland, and adjourned.
"Mt ~F W3I. Poot..—The jury in the
uf (taker, for the murder of Pool, which
.eun in progress at Newburgh, did not
• a verdict and were discharged.=
,r.oacr was taken bark to New-York.
TIZAGE ANM TERRIBLE CASE OF
„ _ Thc _lloy.crille (Ky.) Eag/r of
r .,;.i . ,% - lazt
_rot:tains the particulars of a
Adrage committed in the town of
Adams Conuty, Ohio, by a free
,i rim, upon the wife of a Mr. Morris,
Litter I\ as absent from home. The
„ into Mr. Morris' house and accout
..l after a desperate struggle
kiiliappy woman, who fractured her
Anted, in iiltennpting to release
hold upon her throat by biting him.
esealied from the house and
„ to his Wife, leaving Mrs. Morris in
• het t,r than a dying condition. Her
nican'A Idle, had attracted assistance,
nezro's wounds soon red to his detec
which excited intense indignation, in coo
with t o other outrages Of ii sio L l a r
re li,re attributed to him. lie was
in !pit] ee ith his face badly scratched and
jast as described by his victim. The
ed crowd took him forthwith, before day,
island in the Ohio River, just above the
iihrre they hung him up to a tree, but
ivy I renking lie revived. lie then ac
,..:red the infernal deed, and would have
14t+ _ up again but. for the interposition
if the less excited in the crowd, whose
rre%ailed, and the negro was . accord-
We..t. Union, 10.14.,1 in jail, and
tirevent his escape.
londay ni!dit, Mr. Morris reached
Cinchona'. On Tnes day morniir.r.
,if men , ‘‘jlll J o hn Dougherty. fot
Morris s ` at their head, left Man•
I'q• the couaty.seat, where they broke
:'ii- jail, bursting the loiiks with hammers
N , .s. On reaching the room where the
was. Dougherty ‘‘ith one blow from his
to-ke,his chain, and then raised the axe
%xi , the ',egret's skull, but the, arm of the
~..,11nao %%us caught,. and di l e negro say
- a d:ffi-rent death.
taken again to the island; and hung
Innli of a tree some 2 feet high. On
om jail:and even under his gallows,
cursed arid swore terribly, and vow
• •I inild get off Aire he w o uldjc,ll Mrs.
• :it Aftrr hanging until he was
was cut down, and, with the
••' Listened to him, depofited in a box,
the
on Cadiz, °hit), pork is
d a, a ,It-cline. • Buyers ore How paying
I according to quality.—
' • are noted ut from $4 50
•:• a ith an upward tradency. At
oa Saturday last; the market was
uL salsa at $5 75, Oil Monday at
.! hogs at Cincinnati this sea
'l•2`, hilidt against 131.068 for
,Tar: The CalCillnati Price
• Wr,h,(4lay says
clorre‘. of excitement has prevailed
inark,d during the week, the report of
!i , Led in our but 'issue tieing
't:!natc- "1 dealers generally. Weo
%..mit 1 the natrket opened at an ad
dlo pr cwt. with an active demand,
act i 7tlo r tic map was established from
acti%ity increasing up to yes
':, - Ah , :n `market seemed to conic,. to a
Tly• advance for the week is 51:1 per
I.a , t y , ar the receipts of hogs by the
`'canters a ere quite large ; this Year none
''(1 , .11 , e have as yet -arrived by this
)I,‘, yance, which may, probably.be
t „ the vcre low stage of water in
:"t..And if this ii the ease liberal receipts
ricer Indy l)c -looked for henceforward.
OF . WIIEFLFT- --OUR RELAtIONS
X"
(3 \ Trashi4ton, Dec. 5.
"nt , lat(iient of the recall of Colonel
Nltnister to Nicaragua, is confirmed.
ti,e 11'3 , 011 of his recall Ras (he re
-01 Ir a qicr', government, when .he had
' :1 40 authorityto do so. The indications
will be sent out until mat
*•o:Le Inure settled.
c:Nported, iu official quarters, that our
wi th NP‘si Granada are even less
i.fr.ofor e supposed, and that the
of that country continue reOtric
‘"?:t the right of Americau citizens,
bot ly• , iihmitted to.
Meeting of eminent scientific men,
atu l engineers. has been. held for the
taking mto consideration the prac
nmeling. the East River at its
Nita, opposite Fulton street, New
lieilistaure is only 400 yards, and
"aid to be pructteable.
EXPLOSION OF /A LOCOMOTIVE—Two "Mrx
*MED AND ONT(BADLY SCALDED —An accident
occurred on Wednesday morning upon the N.
V...and Erie Railroad; • near 'Seems, about
thirty-two:tuilesjfiva- jersey City, by •which
two men lost their lives man :Mother man was
.badly injured. Thelecotriotive.(No. - 143)
Inched- to the milli train . ; 'whielt)eft Jeriey city
at 5 1.2 o'clock, exploded .immediately after
leering the station at Suffeiins, and was total,
ly wrecked. 'Pita boiler was: thrown entirely
'across . the other track, and the'smoke-pipe was
blown nearly 300 feet.
Three of the cars were thrown off the track
and considerably broken. It is supposed that
the water was exhausted in the boiler before.
taking in a fresh supply at the Sufferna Sta
tion, and the cold water passing. into the heat
ed boiler, as the train moved on, caused the
explosion. '
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
WAVERLY—Arrives dally;'except Sunday, at 12/ P. M
Departs do 1 du
TLlNK'WK—Arrives daily, except Sunday, at 12 M.
Departs du 1 P. M.
TROY—ArriVes daily, except Sunday, at 7 P. M.
Departs do 7 1. M.
SIIESIIEQUIN—Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, at BP. M. Departs, sane days, at 6A. M.
CANTON—Arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at
BP. M. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 6 A. M.
MONTROSE-LArrives Monda,z, Wednesday and Friday,
at 7 P.ll. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, at 7 A. M.
LA PORTE—Arrives Monday„ Wednesday and Friday, at
2 P.ll. Departs Tuesday, Thursdtiy and Saturday
at 12 M.
WELLSBCRG—Arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at 4 P.M. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 6 A. 11.
EATON—Arrives Wednesday and Saturday, at 0 P. M.
Departs Tuesday and Friday, at 5 A. 31.
The morning mails chute at S o'clocleof the evening pre
vious ; the afternoon mails close at 114 A. M.
July 21:., 156. H. C. PORTER, P. M.
Towanda Market—Wholesale Prices.
[Corrected weekly by E. T. Fox. Dealer in Provisionsand
Groceries, No. 1, Brick low.]
Floor, (retail price,)
Pork. , do
Wheat, • •• . •
Ruck wheat,
oats,
Corn,
- Rye. . .
Potat , ,es, ... . .
Bean., . .....
Dried Apples,
Butter,
Huns and Shoulders
pried Peaches,
Dried Berries,. .
E.74.:5.. • .
2:1413: - .3TaJ)0
In Slitshegnin. Dec. 2, hy Rev. A. qptherland, DAVID S
1101:1 - ON, of Towanda, to Mi 3.4 AMANDA E. PAT
TERSON, of She•hequin.
- NEW YEAR'S BALL.—A New Year'. Ball
will iv given at the " VALLEY 1101 SES• She
,olequin,on TB I: RSP A Y , JAN. 1, 1557, to w hi... 11 the pule.
lie I, respuctfully invited.
.
GORHAM A - , MOORE'S Full Band I. engage d fur one
Ball: KEND A L L'S for the ether. Sapper at . 10 o'clock.
Every ex,rti.ni will be 111 tde If, have tin- one nf the zrand
e-t and wort pleasant p:irtie: .1 the .e.v.on. Bill $2.
De:. - 10, 1,06. S. F. WASHBURN. Proprietor.
. ___
THE BRAD. CO. MUSICAL ASSOCIATION
hull a spec Ltl meeting at the -Ili. r cn \VT..
C. LI igart, in the borough .d On .110 N DA Y.:the
15th insit., at 7. p. tn.. tfr the p of in kin definite
arrangetneat, f'or hulling a Couveutilm il u ing the pre-ent
Anter. The neglect to elect an Executive eimitnitte at
the Last animal meeting. ha. rendered it imfort-iut that
there Le a-general attendance.
W.. C. Him Ire, Sec. C. It. COBURN, Pie.t.
ANTII it A c rrE CO.IL-50 Tons Red
1411 SlianiA in, ,tove and ...mall egg
bu tuns Pitt.-top Nmall c. , gg for storv,
2.) t on ., Limp cn.tl for I. , undry porpn- , e , ,
For hale by dc. 10 BAILEY A: NEVI:CS.
I
t fo ( r
z ( r L
bi,'lll'
Der. 10.
CAYUGA GROUND PLASTER.-100
, 314. I.v NEI'IN!4.
NOTlCE.—Notice
hpro.v that all person. inile;ited to the es
tate of El'Hrtft HUAI:OM N, late of Windham town
ship. dee•ti., are rentte-led to to eke payment without de
lay and all person, 1414in-trial:as agaill-t said e-tate will
pleaie pre-cut them duly authenticated for .ettlentent.-
3:+6- ‘N M. BO ARUM AN, Ailintithitrat , m.
nRPII ANS' COURT SALE.—Iir virtue
O
of an order of the Orphans' 'ourt, Brtolhnd
will be exposed to pittile sale on the preini-e•, on
S %TURD hY Jan , :ary 4. 14.57, at lio'cloek. I'. M., a cer
tilin house and hd -twitted in the lairrouttli .4 Canton, and
late thtt e-talc of Malvina A. Itoma - s, in. .d. bounded a.,
follow.—lte k t inning at a post on Hiroo -treet.M; fro t west
frt.m the corner of Union and Centre , tteet. the -ante La
ing the we-t corner of lot N, throne northerly
on the d;vi-ion hoe of and ?:11, feet t o lot No.
43. thence weiterht along the line of -alit hit No.
feet to a post. lhewrr northerly MI tie dIVi•ioll Ina! of No
79 and I.lin fret to Centre chit t. thence ca-terl along
the line of -aid id rect. Ao feet to tin- place of lanzinning.
The c ame twine lot \o. •U, in the to w t illage plot of Can
ton. Tert\-m In known on the d..y-of -ale.
Deg, 10, f 5. , ,;. s. b. I. A,lminl-trator.
Notice highly Important to tiffany!
THE subscriber takes this method of notifylov, those til
delded to hint th.tt all notes. accounts and judgments
of more than ttniq I,e paid immedi
ately and without further notice. Ile earnt , tl3 hopes that
he +}tall not Ix compelled t enforee collectiou trot any.
1,;:t lie will be under t:te vof doiog utile., pay :
merit, arc actually made before the Ist day of Jan 'y
Towanda, Dec. 3. JOSEPH IN t\V f 1.1..
C41.113)-1711.13,Y 'SNORT.
~,Ci FRIENDS are invited t', Pxamine the
Mott complete “f WINTER 1, 00L , S er
offered in Towanill, and if experience in the poreha.e of
(;. ) ,144:, worth anything, tho,e who favor ow have
the advantage or it.
Among the no % Otte. of our :vikertment, we offer
Dli-M ADE CLOTHING Without a .cam :,also other
Clothing. Ladle,' Cloth Talants and LAIL for making:
the 'same. A large a•nortment or Dre,.m Trimming,' and
other thing, too min/crook to mention.
To the tanner% we would -.ay, that we can inipplv them
I; NO CND . PLASTER—cheaper than they can get tt to go
abroad.
Nov. 2i, 'KA;
TO TEM PUBLIC.
consideration of the liberal patronage with which we
rx
have [wen favored since we commenced business in
this place, we tender to the citizens of Towanda and sur
rounding country our sincere thanks, and hope by selling
at prices SCItI'ffISINGLY LOW, to wake it proiitable to
all who way favor us with a call.
We are re olved to Ike.ep pace with the progressive spirit
of the age in which we Use, by offering for sale
Goods of the Latest Syles,
at prices that actually alarm the proprietors of old-fash.
inned Stares : they being achoolcd in the high-price prin
ciple, oerather iu the prices of old times—will not loner
their demands ; hot. in a very happy manner, warn their
customers not to meddle with the Goods at the New Store.
(at the same time exhibiting much concern for their wel
fare.) fur they know that none but damaged Goods can
be sold so very low.
We do not intend to sell damaged Goods, but if any
prove to be ma, or. are not what we represent them to be.
return them and receive the money paid for them. We
now offer .our ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK AT
STILL LOWER PRICES THAN EVEI
Some of our Area Goods, our remaining stock of Bon.
nets and Donne! Trimmings we will sell at COST.
We have a fine lot of Shawls, Mantillas, Window Dra
pery, Silks, Embroideries, Needle-Worked Edging aud In
serting. Re., &c.
We ese prepared to send for any article in our lin* that
we have not on hand. Our assortment of
ItEAVY-MADE CLOTHING,
14 complete—cannot be surpassed by any otbcr establkh
ment iu Northern Penneyitranto. Can and examine our
Goods—seeing k believing.
o urrEN ['Eno, nosENDAust S co. •
Towanda. July 2g, I+'s6.
ANEW STOCK OF TEAS, warranted as
wow to . git e satisfaction, or the money returned.
Also, Sugar, Cofrce, Slola,ssei, and in fact most every
thing in the Grocery be. for sale cheap at FOXI4.
IFIRIED PEACHES, a few very nice ones,
also Dried !lorries as FOX'S •
ANI) LES , both Sperm and Tallow by the
Lux or pound. at 1'05.4.
8 00 n 8 50
24 00 ( f.. 4 -
I 374ra, 1 50
41 lU
031
.56 0y
62 ,‘.& 624
i. 31 61. ...•
1
I Of) Ort
17 qd 20
H 10
s ru; 12}
12 qt. 1.;
13 Ott
lU (,t
W bughd
EL
ioZell
NEVIS
MONTA NYES
r-Ibberti:ie,mcnts.
TIIE - TliidiTiiCOß 1857.
The Election Is pasts and its results proves • that the
work detnlved on thhitepublican party is not Yet com
pleted. In all the Eastern anti Northern portions of the
country—ln New-England;Neii.York,Ohio and the North.
West—the Republican banner floats In triumph L whiteln
Southern Jersey, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Illinois—in
short, wherever few newspapers are taken, and where
common schools are too new and too feeble to have edu
cated the present generation of votcra—the LLizit flag of
Slavery obstructs the Sunshine. .1, stranger to ,Americo
might distinguish those portions of our country must
blessed with Education, Intelligence, Thrill and Virtue,
by spanning the returns of the Presidearthel contest of 15.16.
We have failed of present success, not because the Peo
ple are against us, but because that large portion who did
not hear or read the argument and do not know what
were the real questions ut issue, went almost soKagainst
us, reversing the verdict which the great majority of the
educated and intelligent endeavored to pronounce.
These facts indicate the path of pressing duty. With
no unmanly reptnin,gs over what is irre%ocable—with no
abatement of heart or hope because the triumph of Liber
ty in her new ordeal , is not won at the Long Island and
White Plains of her struggle—with noddiatlow of regret
that the responsibility of governing is not confided to her
champions before the People were: fully ready to sustain
them—we begin afresh the work of. diffusing that, vital
truth which, in regard to the concerns of this world es
well as of the next, makes Free indeed. Now, in the
Slave Power's heyday of tictorv. when Its ministers and
servitors are gathering and plotting to make the most of
their triumph and " crush out - the spirit which they vain
ly believe to be crucified and entombed—now, when the
falnt-hearted or cold-hearted who lately bask e d in the
sunshine of our premature hopes are habil ng riff to repair
damages and talking of abandoning the rugged arena of
Politics for more quiet and flowery fields—now, In this
hour of weariness and shadow. Tilfe Intarsi: renews its
, vows of eternal hostility to every form of tyranny over
the bodies or souls of men—to the irliartiefut assumption ,
that the benighted and feeble. whether in soul or body,
are to I.regarded and treated as the convenience of the
prey 9Ptheir wiser or stronger brethren—to the domina-
Lion of despots and oligarchs, whether of empires or plan- !
tations—to the enslavers of cities and kingdonasin Europe
or the breeders of children for the auction-block and the
cotton-field in Virginia or Alabama.
-The doctrine that no human being was.ever created for
the benefit or advantage of another—that all service fr
tween Man and man should be free and reciprocal—that
the laborer should not toil and sweat to pamper others'
pride or minister to others' luxury, lint for the sustenance
and comfort of those near and dear to him—is destined to t
certain triumph. It must prevail, for God reigns, and ,
Earth was not created to be a theatre of injustice.oppres.
sion and misery for ever- It naive triumph ; for all true
prophecy affirms and the vindication of the Divine benig
nity imperatively requires it. It must triumph : for De
mocratic America cannot always remain the scoff of aris
tocrats and the shame of reformers and liberals through
out the Old World. It must triumph; for Alan's history
is not a chaos or a riddle, but everywhere instinct with
meaning ; and tin heroic effort ever foiled of its effect—no
drop of martyr blood was ever Shed IT/ vain. , ,
Hot even if we Republicans were di,po.ed to f , ld our
arm: in slumber ouradver4arie4 would ie permit it? They
are bii4v to-day in lengthening their colds and strength
ening their -.lake.: with a vigilance and activity which re
veals a con4r:ou-ness on their pail that their dominion
inti4t be mad. , sure fin thwith or their sceptre true
forever departed. Toll uy. myrinidian, ~ 1 the Pow
er threaten and harass Northern Mexico, are encamped
in the heart of Central ,\:n.1411 anti waging a war of r
ter ti on,,ti on on the distracted inhabitant. of it, petty Ito
pi:lilies. while it by turns leeri, and scowls at Cuba. w Idle
its mo l t ruthless bands are precipitated on dented Kan
sas, under the protection and , unles of the Federal dd.
mini-tration. Even a , we write, the teleirraidi informs
us that twenty Free-State men, gidlty of :Atealfditiz to
defend their homes against the rapine and a iolence of Iln•
ford's and Titus' bio,al thirsty bandits. have Leen ronvit ,
ted by Leetimpte's Court of mait , lan,diter! and qentenct d
to live 3ears' irupri,onment at hard labor a 4 This
is but a lair specimen of w hat has long parsed for '• Jo ,
ti ,e' in Kansas—a J tot ice which takes the criminals into
pay and aid- them in hatitiag d ncn, Wandering and
the inniceot, whom it eoudgms to the
State pr.son if they are vier g raided into the roadne.4 oh
roir oppressors. Such crime , aad -a-rong.
unhappy 11.1`, for tWehlk !Mott he end 'red. even
Hungary or has ne‘er known ; an.l the Power at
who-e the-e were and are pu rp. tea
t e d rit. enthroned in the White llom-e, and has just
a,h;eved another our years' a.-cendincy in the Federal
Govermuont. Who, I. ‘, wof the-e fart;, Call say that
Repiiblican, may now pile their arm.. e‘en for an hour
Toe Tnitn•ss . will be, as it has been, a Political Jour
nal—avowedly. th ugh lit .•xcl a sk e ly It reeng li ii.e.
the truth that Fie( /1/111l and i%ery are here
,gratophd
deadly .-con diet. and that in the result one of v.., ci
toe all control over the Federal Government. lira, it
it gives proud:tem, arid emphasis to the diselission and
elucidation of the great issue of the day. it siak..a..ne of
the characteristics of a Ilusinew and . wilily New,pat er
The tor. eedings .of C , mgress, Ithe those in linnsap. will
Ise wan. had and reported by an able and fearless Corp...'
Correspondents. while from London. Pails. Constantin.
pie. Havana. San rraniriseto, All•ally other oentres int
interest, our special ad. ices will I.e. as they hose been.
fresh and reliable. A it ent' ~f nnt• 11,1 t
Bayard Taylor—is now in North. no Europe. and will
smool the Winter in .sweden, latt,land. thence
making 1,10 war I,t-Al across %4. 11,1 . 1 ' a sod Tartan
b. 111. mouth of the .11notor. and thence lt ,, tne,n,-,1 I v the
Paciti.. :,,. , 1 1 .thfornrit. ruiless sonic :..c shall
promise gretrtet mot.-re-I and profit to oar read. rs. tor
whom :1://lle lie will wr,te reguLarly through,..:l io.
torrons journey. telt'. II IlkI•ly l// n-linitt• tier tt tar
its COlllidtli/.11. 1).1e I eiV/lIS dr the
Prohlic Meeting- . c.. will h. fcll . lid relia`.l.
our For. ign and Dont..-1, , • Nr ws made op with n earefool
regard t the emodensatisir our ampl.• .• 'Minns nl the
greatest amount of intelliz..nee that i. ronsistent ith
the Ilse 1,1 type of a :zea.•r,,, hr -1, , rt. ii it .• fail to
Iletke rite Tulin - sr worth its cost. it shall not Ix for w:rut
or ea pelitlllllee or t": 1 .rt.
If it d. cored desiralle he that Trrr Tat
•1///old Ire I•ir•LlAted i.r their !es ..r.ol hs•al.ties. v
nv,ze them to that rill t o4 Ivmade ep nn 1 I , n ,‘
in idle The l' , , , t•tnedeni loi
moni.hed not to aid our e.reodit 1011 hilt to 1ir..., 'II -lead
that of j0nn..31- deemed and " Nntinnur I , ‘ the
of \t.( Ekon and !-'•trinf.f, 11. iv. We
i•ieryn here to late etrit
11.4 t ; q...•11d111:1: th. tour.
Icy luiet, or Slavvr.
TEAMS.
tILY TII E. per annum
SF:MI WEEKI-1" TRIBUNE
Single C. , py, per anakiin
Two (•„piety
Nice i II oo
Ten Copie.. to one .oLlres" . . . .99 uii
We ,end - The Semi. Wt. eld) Tribut.e to iltrg3 Ha u
per
WEE - F.LY TRIBUNE.
Cin r! Ci , py, per .
. .
F ire Copiel
fen Cop it,.
Twenty lo over addreF, and any larger o 20 00
owner at the rat. of ttl per annum.. .
v il•idirllA each stl.'Vrilbff.alld • 00
any larger numl,er at the role ul it 'lO each. I
Arty per,on .uhtling uc a cid., of tiN ti.ly ur ovt t IS ill In•
entitled to all CAI. 0 ropy.'
We euntimie to bend The Weekly TI ibune to Cleric) men
at a l er y car.
Sol , eriptiuns may cornmen , e at any thee. Payment in
advance i , required to all cm.e.,, and thu paler 1* invaria
blv dimmuthmed at the expiration of the ath once poy
went.
nonce ma• be remitted for aubseriptions in ktters at
our rink ; but the Pii,tmaster at the pia , e where the
ler is mailed ,diould made ith it, content,.
and keep a description of the bilk. When draft, can Lt
obtained, they are murk , rifer than to Inll4.
Bill , of lag hunk in the Uttita.d States or
Cllnatl3.4 received at par for subscriptions.
We have nn traveling agents. Ally nue wkhing to re
ceive Tim TRIDUNE nerd lint wait 1...) he culled upon fur
his subscription. All that is neces...ar) for him to d ) is
to w rite a letter in an few words as pnesihle, Inel•ee the
m•niep, write the name of the sn'usersher, with his Post
office, Quunty and State, and direct the h•t!er to
GREELEY it NicELRATII,
Tribune Office. ICewrY.,rk
NEW STORE
AND •
0317 cam'' ODOI
HI . MPIIREV WICKHAM are now receiving In their
New Store. WeAt side of the public i9I1:111:', a large
and well ecleeted stock of
FOREION
AND
DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
JIARDWARE.
CROCKERY, 4-C.
BOOTS AND SHOES In great variety and Ptvle, com•
prising ladies' lilisse:4' and Children-4' Gaiters—Atm-dee.,
Ila-kins and Slippers ; Gents', hors'. YOutlis' and Chß
drens' Boots, Brogans and Shoes, both Eastern and home
mannfactnred. A gener.illessortment of Gents' Ladles'
and childrens' overshoes, Balker Boots, ku.„
A fall a.sortment of Borit and Shoe Findings. Sole and
Upper leather, Calf and Kip !skin..., Morocco Linings and
Lace leather.
Vicranda, Nov. 2.5, lasn.
I°ST—Between Towanda awl 1). M. Bull's
J Farm, In North Towanda, on the : l7th inst., a small
leather mallet, containing about one dollar in silver
change, a note nt:s3o:(l4ql May. 18.53,- given' by me to
ILL Hall; cud aurae other papers. 'the tinier is re.infrw
ted to leave the same at the °Wee of the ltrattronl Re rnr.
ter. or return it to me. ' JEW; VA\f)Fil d \li K .
B. 1 also oiler for sale TIME* lIORtiE. , which n ill
be disposed of very cheap,und to which 1 !mite the at•
tentlon of those weilling to mireltane.
Monroe, Sou.: , ISA. J. v:
FXBceToirs is here
by_ given. that all periona indel;ted.to the ei.fate of
ELIJAH tVHITNIIE.t.R, deeenged,:late of PIRE town
ship, art requested to ~.eke payment without delay;
ilium:having denten& agatn4.,,aid estate will present them
iluirantlienticated fur settiPmeut. = •
- - IRENE WHITHEAD, Except; ix.
NOTiCE.—A.II persons in-
Betted to the' estdo of JOS. COgODON.
late' s otLitchfield torrOip, are. berths notified to make
payment filthoot dilay.Mid all persons taring - demands
n1101E:MA ednfe rte reneged to present them dal, au
thelitieutedloi stttlemeutz_ ' MIME& DAVIDSON:
Nov. Z. 1656. • " Administrator.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.L-Notice is here-
by given that all per...Rs indebted to the estate of
ALYISI LOO3IIS deceased, late of TROY township.
to make Immediate payment, and all peraons having de
mands, again 4 e.tatc, will present them duly authen
ticated for settlement.
October 8. 18,18
DMINISTRATRIX NOTlCE.—Notice
_LI is hereby gkeen, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of WARES WILLIAMS, decd, late of Pike
tap, me hereby requested to make payment without de
la s and all persons haviug Jahns against said estate will
please pro.ent them duly authenticated for ,•ettlement.
BETSEY WILLIAM -
Athwinistratrix.
Oct. 21 1858
DMlTsTa_vroit's NOTlCE.—Nutice
hereby ffiVLD, that all Imtmtii In le , ,t•al to the ea
tate of Luther Chaffee decoo.,eil, late ,of Orwell twp..
are hereby tequemed to tonic payuleut without delay:
and all perimmi having. clainm against said estate, will
li:ewe:present then& duly autheuticated fur settlement.
C. G. uniDLEy,
Admini,trator.
Oct. '27. 185 e.
VXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notiec is hers
vireo that letter, te , Lamentary upon the estate
of Daniel Miller, dcc'd., late of Albany twp., have teen
granted to the subscrther. ..11 persons indebted to Pa I d
estate are hereby requested to make Immediate payment.
and thii.e having any elait.is upon said estate to present
them duly etteted for .ettlement.
It .1 NIEL F. 3111.1,Eft,
RUSSEL MILLER.
Oct. 21, —Executor.
A DM I N ISTRATO R'S NOTlCE.—Notice
lierel.y given. that all per•nns indebted to the, es
tate of Philander 31. liosley,dec'd, late of Springfield twp.
are herehe revested to make payment witlimit de
ay; stud all perAons having claims against , said estate will
plea-e iue-cut them duly authenticated fur settlement:
Oct. 25, 15.16. HLLI)AII llOSLEY,Adminiqratrix.
A DMINISTRATOWS NOTlCE.—Notice
hereby Fig , 'n, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of Peter Cron, dec'd. late of Standing Stone. are re•
que.ted to make payment without delay; and all persona
having claim. avain,t e,tate, tua.t present them duly
aatlitliticated tor t•ettlenteut, to the ioili , criber..
JOSIAH RINEBOLD.
Admittioritor.
N, , v. 25 'qv,
,t D 11 N I STIIA FOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
I% hereby a•iven. that all' per4nnm Indebted to the es
tate or WM. CIIII-SON, late 01 Sinithfield twp., der•d. are
reque.knd to in, ke payment without delay ; and all per
..ll; 1.a% rl a%; tinut -aid estate, roost present them
duly authenticated for zettlernent to the Attb4eriher.
11CFL:ti C. 110SLEY,
Nnv. 2.1. Is i. Adynki-tr-,tor.
DMINISTH A TOR'S SALE.— By virtue
.:11_ of an order ivaed by the Orphan,' Court of Brad
forl rouutv will be on Wednesday, 21th Dec. next,at
1 , Celo•k. P M.. on the premise.. a lot of land gitoate in
Pike twp..l,,inded north I,v Lad+ of Edtr-trd Cran all,
ca-t of l'. 11 , 4. by- R. W. C , lolbaugh.
3,-4 I,y Ws dn.ing erfiek,rontaining nhout FO acre. , and
1;0 ar proved with 0..0d buildinf. , thereon.
.11.. 4 I l, i to•r I d ut land situate in tuwn4hip,
hounded 11 , rtii by laTol4 of Seth Blakedey, jr., ca=t Ly
'Lind, n p of .Jame Featherby, nnntli by landa
or linrinnah4. and +v.-4 by P. Btmtwi,k, containing
about 2J acre., all unimproved.
CHANDLER BIXBY,
%Lniinktrat , ',l- of Edmund 4 anndt.r,, deed
1). , ..en,L,r 1.
1 IST OF JURORS drawn for Decewber,
1-4 T,
Wsal , :- - Piz- -.1 liculi.r, 1.:•.i I raw Gilbert, S S firn,iley.
ward li. ,, net. !Gram iHe— V It Champnry,
.Lino, --II U Em,rv. 1 Belli 1111111 SIXtOn.
~-.1114 :;•1 ,)II I' liii.iifty Lai-II:10(1—J, yrui BC'lrmr:r.
1.. rev E f Pvt., 'StAilifing Stmie—Achati,.s
it..m e — Wrn Forl , cs. • 1 Sto'enA, (:. , ri1..11 Tnyl , •r.
.‘ t ~,•!.- ti,- - tN in :•,. IA t , If ‘r-liprinOield--David S Smith,
ri- \f,rr.:3 - . ~ .1,,in..11 Ito.,- 0 A Vin•lcut.
‘‘..11.1 - !I'..ttitnn—rbarle. Wrivllt,':,l.
%-,;.,i,, Ih•dl,•‘ \ .v.) , ;-hti ' 1 rilic:iis--John Bek ker.
ji P-11 /11 1.,111/I.oie. ' il...cli“y—.loon Knanp. \
P
:k , • D ud.. y NI 11..Pxy, .1, l',.waiiiit Loro— -6 H i,,..ke,
W Bi ink. NVlti Mix.
-1 (Int,p. Wi llt/1181111- -Loran Bra,ift , rd
I L,r. 1:.-”rxi- airue tu Keliugg
II- I
'TICE to Delinquent Collectors, Deal t rs
I'.4lNit NI. (11 and liecp•
11 and
d.•11:1111.eht CIMIlly .1 Brat.
f.r I pr , L e t t•,. um; I th..l their
t.im e awl t / 'may taxett 1111" , rtill . ll he the
•:t. the amount due thrttmu tt iC 14 ,
Ira ;th tlu m...r ts for . - ol:eetion. A 1...
\len ',..1 m ./e,
E,t.•.: t hate not takes. their
-.. are required t take the 'tame by halt Bet:clutter
1)11 ictt tt ill] a Jin•tite of the pea. e far
dem:mt. 11,:t.t Al.:. to the Act of .I.4trultly en St 1 1 •11 ra_ces
111,112 Wok E. C. Kt.:1.1.00G, Ttematrer.
. In. Per N. J. iirELEIL.
1 A CI: IN.I W 'Fit° T--Some very fine
.71 to iulf Lund, ul4o- Mackerel in kilt unr.
•r of
.11`i Pi IN
BRAKI:S, GINS WHISKIES, JAMACIA RUM, &C.
r re.ir eethilly announce. to hi. friend+
,tll.l gym utile! that he h.w toi int.!
itit Mr. Gil 11t1.F.:: 4 FUN DT of the City of
-VioL. ondei the thin and bole of
I'BNDT & VANDERCOOI3,
I.i Len rer street, Ne 1 "t• rk,
MEM
EOM
in the Imp,' hu g and Jobbing, of Foreign and .Aincrican
\!I will be promptly filled and sat kip. thin guar
alit ; D. V ANDERCOO
, N•V , •lk. l.i Bruner et. SC pt. 1,13 i.
I) RCLAY COAL —TIP.: BARCLAY
1:111D AND COAL I ()WAXY lone now OU
hand...nd will litwp constantly for mile at TOWANDA.
I.,r z e sdppl . i of their coal, at
$3 0 , 1 p r 1 it for IllacA - salith Coal, cried
;;;;; SO 1. r 1t it for Raked Coal.
r at Thwand.t DORATIO BLACK. Coal
a ill As., he at THE MINES at
$2 CO per t, tt for Blacksmith Coal, and
$2 50 per lc n for Raked Coal.
'A lilicral discount will he made on ales by the boat load.
O t. in. 1 , 3 G. EDWID OVERTON, l'resideol.
T - 1E E NOTICE—Kan away from I lie sub
...criticr, m y sou SIERIVIN STROPE, without any
just reason. and I therentre forbid all persons 11-intim:
Lim, a, I t.hall pay no debts he may contract alter tilts
GM
, 1 II
12.60
Lome, November
FRUIT. TREES! FRUIT TREES!!
AT TI ATHENS NURSERY —Wt. of
,
. kr for stile this Fall a first rate assortinent of Ap•
plc. Pear. Cherry, Peach, Plum and Ornamental Tree , ,
of all the beA varieties. We mill especial attention to
our apple trre+. They are 5 years old, and unsupasseil by
any in the market. Terms reasonab,e. Orders simulate
scut In soon. Catalogues bent on application.
FORD it, PERKINS.
AMENTS- -0. 11. Bartlett. Towujida Ifni-ace Heath.
ster : George Heath, Burlington : H. Peet. Smithfield ;
W. Browning. Rom.: Wnr. Bonne. Windburn.
NE \V FIRM
AND
NEW FALL COODS.
[lli FIRST OF NIONTANYD3 A CO. hag din-
T
solved by mutual convent. 1V t. A. nocKwELL
haviag witioirann i The husithem will hereafter be cOn; -,
ducted ruder the name of NIONTANYES-- haring agse,
elated n jib the ilrm J. D. Mortsutyr, Jr.. and. V. U. MOte.
ttvrg. We trust with-oar pre4mefaellitie. fur the put ,
rha e of G00d... thativecan inaike,it anly,bleet for (:.11411
1".:TONI ENS to examine oar stock:*hlelt had begin iuid
in with great care to emit tlin fail trade. •
1L - Ali account.. due the old tirra,.afeabm notes that
are due, are experied be be paid teithout furihPr
ttigu4 23 " ' *MO. - TAN ITS.
711/ MINK SKIYS; 3(T, MUSKRAT,
/Mt . Deer. and other Peltry *anted.. fOr whtch
the highod price will I.e paid at MONTAN yvt.
SOLE LE ATI I ER. —Just romiving: an
Cellt9lt lot of superior MILE. width'
',ALIT , . teoti. ,,, i
s. 7!.1 .1. O. Y,
Ergal..
WOOD ATM BERRY,
EZRA LOOM IS,
Executnni
I=
STIZOPI
iPkg;lia4 o o.
TOWANDA HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IRON AND STOVE STORE
mere and Screw Plates.
Axes. Broad Narrow' 1..101 and Hand Hatchets—Cable,
Log,. Trace and HaUr, Chains, Crowbars, ricks, Shovel.
and Sragle.
POf:KET AND TABI.C.CUTLERY—Shears and Scis
sors. Edge Tools of nil kinds. Brass and Enameled Eettliiis,
Shovel and Tongues. Spoona and Ladies, Tabs mid Pails,
Mops and Washboards, and all other kind, of house-keep.
ing implements.
In the HARDWARE line, Emu., Brittanla, lappaned
and Plain Tiu Ware. single or in eats. Dar, Baud. Scroll
and Hoop Iron. Steel of ull kinds, Nail Rods, Ac. Pumps.
Lead Pipe and all the necessary fixtures for water worka.
Patent, Stretched Leather Hefting and String Leather.
and 10,000 other articles too numerous to mention, that
we are now receiving direct from the bands of manufac
turers niutimprt.2N, in eluding the lurge3t nabortment
and greatest variety of
STOVZS
Coal and Wood Cooktng. Coadand Wood Parlor.
Room , Six l'bite and Cylinder. ever brought into Northern
Penm , ylvania or S'outberti New York ; all of which we
OTC now prepared to at wholesale or retail. at as low
?aunt, and on av good Tim vts as can be found Cuba shle of
New-York. from the fart that all our good; were bought
of Brit hands anti in lull paiikages and large quantititn4.
that gives us an advantage over amaller purchasus and
Dry QOM,• deniers,
that will enable veil from 5 to
15 per eriut. than ant. of them, which advantage we
khan racr to any who will favor 113 with a call before pur-
chasing efiewhere.
A large gnantity of Thrsvare, Stove Pipe and Elbows
always on hand. whole-ale and retail, All kinds of Job
Work done to order. on abort notice and warranted.
Don't mistake the place to buy STOVES and ILIED
WA RE cheap—one door S. nth or Fox's, and nearly op•
posits Trace Mo're's, Maui street, in the new Wood
Building, littered (Worm.
Grain and Country Produce, old Iron, Brass, Brittanla
anti Copper, Dried bruit of all kinds, Feathers and Bees
wax wanted for trood9.
10.00 Sheep Pelt. wanted, for which the highest price
in C.tsu o, ill Le paid. •
I). C. HALL. C. S. RUSSELL.
ieroola. 6, t. 25, 15..161,
NEW FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS•
•
BKINGSBERY S. SON, beg leave to
• tall the attention of their friend. and ett>toniers as
well a< ell other- wishing to buy ("nods Map. their
we:lsele-ted,•tock of Foreign and Ihnueetie DItY•GOODS,
con.i.tlug of a great vet iety of
LArans DRESS GOODS.
Sdk., Shawk, Parnmt:t.u, French Mer;nos. CaAmere.
Wo.l \V'A DeL.Lines. kr. Al- a ch., icc selec
tion or Meriume, Chue....o and other tyles of fart colpred
Prints.
A large and complete assortment of YanLee Notions,
no-iery. Glove , . Dress Trimmings, White Comb.. &c.
Denim, Ticks, Drills, Linens, Caratries, Bleached and
Brown Sheeting, Cotton Yarn, Wick, Batts, Twine, Car
pet Warp. L'o:.
tlditi , n to tbe aiore articles, there will always be
Usual a lull acsoi talent of GROCERIES, Crockery sed
tlla-s Ware; Born and Shoes, Hats and,Caps,
Paints-. Tabs. Matt&
our thank,. f-r pad patronage.
ue would as a iirm, rei.ectfnily ask the attention of our
old vu-tonier. and the public g . euerally. ti an in,i , ention
of ..•;r . txtel,-ire Sew Fall and Winter stuck.
T •-;.. pt. 10. F.V,
TOWANDA FOUNDRY.
rriklE sul.scriber continues to carry on the
1.1. , ine ,, in Toniar.tia, and is prepared to
do ail kit 1. of work in hi. Loy on short notii a and in a
a r manl.ke in inie:r. lie n.ll keep on hand or make to
order Plow-. St rvee. Mill Irm.s. Sleigh Sl.•.es, Wagon.
Pix ea, and any article of ca-t icon that may Le regbired.
T. 1111111,4 up mirk wol be done on short notice
ai •••ai , •i term.. Persons wi-hing to purchase
of aoy kind will timid it much to their advantage
.t, i i v a t th e tioiindry, as they can I.e repaired touch
cheaper. I'l, call and examine before purchasing else
-01,1 east if,ll and Grain taken in payment
Don't mistake the place - -one doer east of 3lercur's ltl ,ek.
pi,- I nioul‘l also toy to those having aii, wads stand
ing over six tbanth4, that they must be settled without
del,y, and the having notes that arc due mm 11 du 11 , 1: to
paV up :1114 Cove curt. JOHN U.\ 1:31A.N.
ti it. :I'2. 1
A FAR FOIL. SALE
y -j;;,14,0 abbot h.di a rode from the iml.-
I lie of B. I'. But k. ec.ntainine about one hooded
aere.....ixty ...re: improved. of which i 4 bottom land mlh
anti frame barn. Enrinite of the
mub,•riber noon the pet tore,. 31. 1'11.131 BEHL.i IN.
tArt.?.f. I
W A ATA
NI
WINTER
rr I I E now rereiving n I irge-tm k 4 FALL
1:1 ,1 WINTER , iOOl/f4, wlti , h he re'rect.hily
the 1"0 In t"' .1 OSLI'II IsGsfit:
TW,1 , 1.1.1 r G.
FALL GOODS.
S. MERCUR i. now receiving, a large
~ f ILI. GOODS. to whit.h the utteution of
• is rryie! ; ted.
T s w 11.. Sept. b;,
GEORGE H. WOOP'S
Dagnerrean it Glass Picture Gallery,
V PATTON'S NEW BLOCK, Corner of Main and
Rridge tc., Towanda. Pa.. la the place to get 111. AS::
PICTURES, (u•nally enlled Imbrotyper , ..) They are far
.aq.erior to all oiher kind. of pvi”re.. Having no
Lion -they can IT owen In any position. nod can he taken
In much 10.0 l time than Il,iguerreotypes. and equally well
in cl , udy cleat ki eat her.
treinnlattive. put into I,•icketl:. 'Breast pin.. ,lc.. no
Jimotn+ open at all hour.. Pi lure, put up on slim!
c• , .la..liiiiv6l3 22. LW,
D 0 Ai
111__• z-111LW 111 U: SRL 710--,
Is ...aid to be the inevitable result of the coming elect ion:
it I, al-0 said that this glorious Is in danger ;
that as it may we know that a ten - itde storm is gathering
in theintlitical heaven"; which wilt soon hum npowilf4 fn
all its, maddened fury,liut e *mild say to the' citizens
•irltradiord, heed It nut •, it will pas. harmles.lv :s;
however. storms Of a. ditTcrent until; e trill gather in a
wintry •ky, whleb u9ll carol , you to tremble like an tos ien.
unless you procure the necess.try protection. Now, it
the , e kinds of storms that-we propme to prepare yon tb
meet. We have just received an extensive and splendid
assortment of
Dl G.Oons AND CLOTHING
Por the'r ALI. TRADE:, which lye Will 'KU - at New-t Oil
city prices. Our motto is, " qiick sale, , aud small profit,"
Tam LADIES
Will find in our assortment an endle:s variety of all the
Cl.l. they w Our shelve+ and drawers an crL.,-.1,1
‘l.th art for their use. We r::11 special ti 111 t.
mir IS f slides of FANCY SILKS, the finest the mark, t
SI! brothe, Ray state and r.,.htuure,
all sizes and qualities. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Pies , h.
and American Merinos. plaid and striped De
I.aines.plain and figured Alpacelni : fart ev , r,Ythlt , g
11 ,, aally kept- hi NT Pit.t-rate c.allet.i at 1.
ce.it.• ler yard. ;rood muslin at 5.% cents. .t fine assort.
ment of BONNETS. Ladies' Collars, Underslerres Hand
larcislifs, Laces Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, 4.e.,
Our Clothing - Departinent
To replete with fashionable goods t Overcoat-4 from :4 to
$2O. hnsiness coats from $3 to $l5, rests all prices. Mantis
from $2 to aeneral assortment of underclothing,
collars, &e. CLOTHIING.mutIe to order It required, and
upon the shortest notice.
Dln't target the place, In Patton'a new block. cor
ner lirld o ^e and Main atmeta.
.GUTTENBUGG. ROSEN DAUSI .!Ir. CO.
- Towanda, September a. 1654.1.
Cash paid tbr Pelts & Wool.
SQL93ION'S CLOTIiING STORE,
Towtinda;September 3, t
ROOTS .& $llOF.S—The st ; best uud
1-P'elicapiNt wsortniettt this ship of OP Empire City mar
IK6~nnd_ tit je29 TRACT ,t N14)0,110,.
• -
.1 TONS g G A RS—Brown, ltefined, Pow;
P tiered, Cnintied and Grainiato:d ; Mola ,, ea•SYruP.Ri?
and Jain Cofree. IJee, fialcratna. Ginger. Sperm CAndy.,,,i,
Tohnoe, -in fa,t 44,-ouoru: vari , f. , of Gro..Prios. 1 ,1 ?
• x•-.
HALL dr. RUSSELL
inlesale and Retail Dealers
Hardware and 'Stores. iron
' Nails, Sasb. Glass, Paints
Oils, House Ttimmirgs—
nds of Carriage trimmings.
Cloths and Laces. Carriage
iey and Seat Springs, Car
ters' and Joiner.' Plane ,
Augers, Chink and all
:r Touls—Cross Cut, Rill
Circular Sawn, Blatkonith
Is, Bellow, Anvil, Flees,
Cr OODS.
Hosier!, and Shards,(S-c.
and numberless other artlele-r makes our aasorttnent better
than any other in thin vieinitr all of which will be sold
as clic-ap, and ludnv artielet , cbeaper.thati at any ether cs
tablishment. to all of which we incite the inspe.etien
pnrc.has•ers, as being lit every respect north!, of their at
tention.
Those who may furor us with a can mt,y he a.suri el that
no art icle w iii lit recommended morr hi 6h• than It% me
rit• will admit of.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
BKIM:SIR:HY S SON beg :‘ are t , ea!: the tten
• t ion of th r dudltit , l:4l 011-
ers. li..til JeW ;1r;4! I;ent.i , ni-hie: ht , t
to their well qeketeti ht h of Pt ?RE../GS ,I XD DO
MESTIC DR ut gre,,t ‘ariety
of La lies Dress Good:. Shawl's L r Luo,ew. &Li
lle*. Raregen. ['ha:law:o:. Lamns. 11,7"„irnifem, rte.. ft.%
Self , A 11.3 r Merri!a-te, end
nthek ,tyle+ of ill:4 oldr,d PI illL
A l ugc and eoalidete a.•th tlth."l 1 - cerr .Ve/itms,
Hozri,ey. Givers. lite.a
ims. l'irkm, lie,lL. Libet...Giimiwie• Bleached ,nd Brew?,
She, I's, Cott.", 1:44:1+, Carpt
intry. 4.r/.
In athltlion to the ale , t e nrtn•h •. then- vi ili always Le
f. , 41 ad a fidl .•1 1.1:01,1:1111•;:s, (2 , ,lsety atilt
13m 1, and Hat , :ost
51att,..te.
Thu utoltn . ragu,tl tee' 1 !.I...trmie u. ;nv;tirtg thr val I!
to an ex luiiaal.uu .tc I•c1.• Ow ,
zn(til 1:0"(1.4 ant] 1.. r I.i i. ey n en!. to r
ready pay. L. hINt.S.ULIi)
Watches, Sews ro and Fancy Goods.
A AI. WARNELL has illSt reveice , l at larire
mplecolid t. of w.‘
RY NCI" tlx
lowe4 tern:H. :11 M:tifl 14. :141.%0
TtAr.tntl.s, J ill) IN-AL
NEW SPR ING GOODS!
_
ZmF. valk :mention of fl it! pub.
t , hi- .I.ltiNi.; SIO4 e, , m7ri4inc7
the-usual ruriety, and , % Iricir x% it be sold at th Ote.—t
po3silde rite- t',,r i. U. tiAiw.L.l I.
-
T.M.r11 , 11 pril I,"X.
3303'23 -dt SIZOES tic raRATIEEIa•
P. 11C,NI l's' I- jibt J
1)-
• neral :1••-or , ,$(.1l I r:". 0 -4 SHOES. Stlitable: fur
the Epr!ng, tend
AlAn. en ex..., neut lc.nrtrelent of I.E TIIF.It. eetnprteing
lAtt side, Sole Leather. r, 2 1 " Call Skill*,
together u geDera I ,st., .1 a Kipp..
•-• Towanda. .Ipril 1,66.
VISIT.-- No. .1 and :! liapkerel and Cod&I),
ut may • 3tEncult.l4.
_
WOOT i ...- A 'IT PAID FUR WOOL
Cloth ‘OOl , ll . nElf, 41 ,, 0;
at 3
tinntb of 3lercitr's Ann), Towanda. May '10;
rxriz k TZ- Irtt - Hey , ft_ , 4
JI , t
Altsccilancons.
T ,IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the ro-t
office at Tua.thaa, Nuremter 13,16311.
j.nea Jani e . M.
liellutn 2
Sanr , l
heuLedy II 31 ..,
Ladle P.,,,,,crt II
I.ltheP J
Leonard C 11
Maee 11 II
Me,kare Peary
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Albro .lemme.
Butler Emily A M:vi
Human John , .
.Barton Henry.
Bronson Wm.
Bush Calvin.
Bowman C 3lks
BarneA Wm.
Browning G W.
60ridett S Esq.
Bennlit. Martin.
Bing Orley C.
Bewnis
Broderick• Mary.
Conrin Stcpbeu U
Connel Jnhn
Cleveland J G. Kewril Stephen
Cortrit Hubert H. Peicerll'in
Coale Sarah Jane. l'elmer J P .
Crillium Bri.lt t. Yost Jane
Chapman Chriathinn. Prin Fitt clinand
Calif (mage Cliut .m. Peatiepacker Amanda
Dana Luther. Pariah Joseph
Dill Sainuel. ' Richardson Mary ,
Dodge Harriet Robison Win
Deaiiy IVtu litme G W
Dill:anther Martha Randall. Fornawotth it Co
Duboy Hannah . Rutty Christy
Deihl Mary Itothivell Eel art .
E.terly Frank I:teder Heflin A
English EmUy Sullivan S Ellen
Ennis Levi Sullivan Daniel
Freeze Jacob SiuitLi Corral 11
Fanar Minh t , antee (..' M Mast
Green Nathan smith Wm.
.ratan Ilaiki. e Si eau Wright
Dorightml Andrew. E 4 :=harp tri.l•. , •r L:
Molding E G irae> Seen A
Tluve-Mary E Tayler E 0 Mr..
:11iiit Robert learner Levi W
Huniphreys Dr. Utleh P 11 Iter
Hardin P. N.t, atkina A d01p1...4
Ifurtim it - ru p Wooster C
Horton 11 it Woodruff Jared
Hardin S P wo: , J I:
Heath Bartb.iy tiruitaeY L
linger P Mr. Wilma!, Orlando
Hine Sarah E iiiekle Jilin iiss.rv:e
Libel Levi Z;diers., I aichor e
Persona calling for any of ti.• -.. lot', T , ‘riii mention
they are ailvertisol. H. c. Pi 'RI ER. P. M.
DLACESZYLITIIING.
- 147 NI A NI:EL K ItOllE It respeafully informs
the puLlic that he has comment.. EILteKSMITLI.-
IG in the Pet: Ylinp nest ',lose Ege!4ine .t St-OA-4.11'5,
directly opposite H. Driike's. main street, where he
hope , to tereive n .hare of i.ulic patronage.
Towanda remain Seminary
THE Ql:.%ll'rETt of Th.: Misers
ii.t comineut e on 31 Jnday , De.
(xi:labor L
L'I.TI \ -- ATM; TEETH AN P CORN
SiIfI.I,T.EIV4. i t it. S. MERCUIL
RES if 1' E .ICA-1 ES aud 't'utnatues, in en ng,
arrant !writ., I y Irr=s n t FOX'S.
•
(IRAN G lxuwto, Nuts, RaisiuF,
rrult
Bon at • PDX'S.
1 11
ITE FISH, in I.piirreki, I,a i bistels nud
r by the poun d , at Try t FOX'S.
ADIES' INDIA F.121illo:ll ULOVE,s,
at the store .ar H. 6. 2,IEI:CUP
ANDY—A lame stock niwtis on luir.l.l
mAti at whole•tale at pt alers' .prt , e; at FOX't,
OARP,I_I(;F, BOWS A: ITI.LOES
.ale at H lialt,tale or retail tir I. S. irIEIZA-Ull.
11ENLOV A T..
lf %SON r-in.oved licr Millinery
do.; mot.th t i P.. 1 - ..a,zsi.ory
S Chtarl., I Ja - rlry atnrel whet , :
I.Le La. "pent.,; 11..4 qta.. f rit of 3111, 1.1:1 ;,;)ops
Suc 111% 1 awl ht: stock.
'To‘rantl.t r"..
- - - - ---
Lawns, Shallis, 13areges,
IE Guest ussortim_4.t in town of French and
Arn,ri‘ rr, 11 S. , t. American
U.saahmnA, (Thai; E.irc,•ch, Ifniliant ;.1,4 Print. at
Apr.: 30, 1,51.;
Another Large Arrival of
NEW SPRING GOODS!
H
S. Eft( l'1: i, now r1 , e1 , . itig the largest, I.e.t
. and np,,t .le-litade ~ f Good, that hae
yet heen offered in Towanda. Con.i-ting of every' variety
of SAPLE AND FA:Vt.:l"h RI &A 00.1)4V • Hardware,
Cr(cker ?I c nd Glass :care, BGI•iS a nti Shoes .
hats, Cups, .Slttaic Goods, f'ariets, 3101-
11 - 14.c/en-Ira re. GI Gcr-raes, Paints,
ll't f tr-Glass,
.S7e , l, Fish, ("Whet, 4-c. 4-r.
11:C11 ~ 1 , 1 of ‘rlioleak or r..tail tun pri
The pail,: arc eery' rezTectfully reque•ted to exaua
the the Stock.
Tto% 4.10 21. 1:64:
COODICCH & CO.,
OA\- - 1-,'Gr 0, - N. Y. _
A"n,,n. !.1 rcreipt of and opening the choicest and
most derarable stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
to whi , ll they have ever bad the pleialre of caNiug the
A1(.110011 of the community. Oar tod Ic very large, and
'elected with great care and ackuowlid,..vd good t.tate. and
partivulmly adapted to the wants at thie and the cur
,...atlons. Our ck.of
Dress Goods, Trimmivgs, Ribbons, Embroider
ies, Parnmils, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting!,
Domestics, Shillings, Li urns, Prints,
fh , k g, 11.iy 11456
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T.;willitln, Apr:111 1-
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Noun. Amelia
Nl'N'tilly Mary
M.-aardl
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trin2 lil3llll
M ERCUR'S
C. B. r.00D111(.11 t CO
FIRM.
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