rait tololl4 tile Nurdefer*, ..., 7i f the ' Culprit, 1201139 C%-hgire °Saturday, in imps, is - 4 t o ti n fut co e n d os in eli: h a l r p - e fo ru u s ti a ll e, li , _ x . , ,e tl Y: ri v g book, in German 1 tri r %fined in ,a cell—the ''i w h e i ° eh, about breast high' 11 ' °!. -, l e vel with the ground.. o on twen ty feet long and bt:rthe 'roof arched, and the ! b - eu g a tl: forbiddieg In , its aspect • 9, rendered as comforta °a"h ect as Ithe — itecurity of eery 1 . li m it e d . •. ' r a n his privileges one. It contns a table and I ll ' it° a k' h — '- t hree chairs, one roc ing.c air, ~ i 'l t i the bed and . bedstead on he sleeps, "was bronght. there 'E s honiMfor -his own (tie soon ;ill com mitment—household re ,eees, we should think, calcula ;isieliallv to move hiscsoul with aw ry of the departed. A brisk It burning in the cell, lending its e g influences to the scene. On puce, Horn was seated , with his ot he door,,,and appeared to, be ', en gaged with his book, from the only withdrevi his attention fir:Buchanan approached him, I s hand and seated himself by la r,eplv to the inquiries of 0 1, he said he was pretty well, filrtable. Mr. B. remarked to ,he had desired to fee us.— yesiksaid Horn, looking round to animation and smile, ...I tied to say" —Mr. a B. at this raising his hand, interrupted saving persuasively,—..Now !fleet a moment on your Alma. meld not, if. I were you, say a oat it." We had understood was Horn's desire, that the name OM individual who had' excited posy, should be given to the the cause of all his trouble. m added an entreaty that he. g all be forgotten; and Mr. irged him to forget and forgive Tornothing against him in my I'd," said Horn, e.but I should People should know"—“Nev now, Horn," said Mr. M., the people know ;,you are your ;log forgiveness now, and must !It your heart to fotgive—and 'link that you may be wrong." I've nothing against him," rp, but he smiled incredulously Iggestion of his own error.— noel then urged him with much 3, prayerfully ,to seek a Ire- Lion with God, and pressed.un notice a portion of the remarks His Honor,--Judge Magruder. ig sentence upon -him, - which !cat from a paper and , left with r iarticularly appropriate for his ration. , They inquired, if he for anything.' and he ,replied, to had all he wanted." He was he desired any other spiritual and . he said, s' No, he was we- I- satisfied.' After _he had had private conversation with his I, vre . bade him adieu, to see him •no more, or at least not until. of his execution. His person;, -ved, is secured by fetters and Ti, and he is tinder a constant one man being always in his cell on Through.the day, and two at one sleeping while the other itch. We learn from his guards, rn rests remarkably well; 'gen iing, to bed at nine and frequent ing:the whole night until seven. morning, sometimes without' moved preceptibly 'during all He has been carefully ..irn with thC conviction that there shadow of hope for him on ibis ;rave, and .he has earnestly as counsel that he will: under istances, nor with every facili i his means. lay= violent hands :a own life, but meet the fate et as incurred, - Upon the scaf- Idiatisfy the demand of the i vio- IN% Win the solemn and' im ilanguage of h,is temporal Judge, lod.have mercy upon his soul 1" more Sun.. , , En marry his Wife's Daughter. .4h a man can't marry his grand iet it has - been decided that he v his wife's daughter. A man, diiam Wilson, was convicted isi beforn the Hartford (Conn.) Court, of the crime of incest. irge was founded 'on the fact lad married the daughter of his wife by a furrier husband,— lae being, as charged by the la violation of law ;.,and the ju insci a verdict accordingly. The is carried up on a -writ of error Supreme Court, where the de the lower Court was a fesidays rersed. This Court deciding affinity between the plaintiff in his wife's daughter ceased on of his wife. and n ; ping Irems.—His holinfAs, the is directed that prayers'be of every day. in the Pontifical or the safety, tong life'and sue relamts Liberator: l bscrip . tion to compensate Miss lartitieitt for her refusal 'of a mit pension has been , closed, 148 remitted to that lady.. I said That the iron steainer ritain would be sent from Bria-i adou about Christmas, and that cross -the Atlantid early in the 1) s if a t sti "W - OND. Oyu*: kith* '''EN" Prass,..g;—• Tlie•etio'principallartnars in one, of the,,gratest • bankicig itouses', the:World. probably the largest' dist= counters of hills,werti`both seivants, in the outset of their *es, and.blackeir their employer'S boots.' ; The (papal which they now discount, - amounts to ' four ifundred millions ti' year. Almost all their decisions are Made by one of these men, who is so familiar with his , business and the respOosibilityof busi tieis men, that he matt handful of ac eeptaoces through .• his hands and pro nounces upon them, in less time than a "bank teller pays his bank notes for. a I cheek.: The resourcesof the house are so vast, that; the 113ank of 'England has found itself quite unable•to dictate to' them, or to indulge in rivalry.with them. Oneof the partners, his said On goad authority, is in the habit of giving away" from his share of the profits, a hundred thousand dollars annually.—Tournal of Commerce.: • " \ 'KILLED IN A Mon.----A man was shot, a-few days ago, in Goldville, Alabama, while" engaged with' other citizens in Mobbing a house of ill-fame. His name is not given. •1 rilarrledi In Springfield by Rev. .E.Bennett, JA3ltB MIT• TOMS Esq., to Aim ANS.& Joirss,,all of tbat township. - • . ' • t Wilkesbarre, on the morning of the 14th inst. by Rev. John Dorrance JOHN Passmotiz of Rome, Bradford Co., to Miss last, daughter . of the late Elijah Shoemaker esq., of Luzerne County. . Adjourned Special . Court, • A N ADJOURNED Special Court will be AI L held in Towanda in and, for the county of kltadfortion.Monday the 25th-ds3r.of March next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the trial of the following causes, to wit: 0. P. Ballard vs. George Dewitt; ejectment ; De Chastellauz vs. Abel Fairchild et.al. trespass- Sartile Holden vs. A. B. Smith et. al. do. William B. Clymer vs. M. C. Drinkwater et. al. 'ejectment; Sande Holden vs. Moses Warford et. al. tree- -- pass; Rebecca tabrader vs. J. Decker et. al. ejectment. A. CHUBBUOK, Prothonotary. Prothonotary's Office, - . • Towanda, December ;Ist 1843. I N the matter of application of At a court 1 Chester Park and others to of Common he incorporated under the style,- Pleas of 'name or tittle . of !" The Bethel Brad. Co.. Church," at Athena. ..) Dec. T. '43. Notice is hereby given thati-Chester Park, Wm. lgorten, Elishs. Jiuthewsop, Charles M Harsh; Jas. H. scott Pod John E.. Smith on the 15th of Degeinini.”lB43, presented to the said court an instrument in-Wrjting, and the obkcts, articles and conditions therein set forth and con mined appearing to them lawful and npt injuri ous to the coinmiiity, directed the said writing to be filed, and dna notice be given' in one newspaper printed in said county of Bradford, for•at least three weeks before the peitt court of Common Pleas of said county, setting forth that an application bias been made to said court • to grant such an 'act of incorporation according to the act of Assembly in such case made and provided. A. CHUBDUCK, Prothonotary Prothonotaty's Offnie. , Towanda, December 25th, 1843. S DAD MI - 5.1_ 6 5, (54,L15" rall HE subscribers are prepared to fill' ll or ders for Coal at THE OLD BED, at the shortest notice and on the-most favorable terms. Thankful for the liberal patronage they have received, they are determined to sell.6ne coal for blacksmith's, at,lower rates than ever befime offered, viz: we will sell for cash, Fine Coal at $1,25 per ion—Lor $1.38 in pro duce.—Coarse and Raked Coal at former prices. .. Beware ,of imposition : Fine Coal from other place has palmed off as coming from our mine —a sufficient proof of the superiority of our coal. N. B. PRODUCE taken in payment for coal. GATISS & , WAGGITT. Franklin,'Brad. Co. Pa: December 25, 1843. - I - Administr ator's Notiet. .OM.LL indebted to the estate of JESSE Ross - , late of Pike township, de , ceased, are hereby notified to make immediate payment; tmd all persons. having demands against said estate, are requested to present' them to the subscriber, legally authenticated for settlement without delay. GEORGE W. ROSS, Pike, Dec. 15. 1843.' Administrator. Orphmis Court of Biaufl ord Co.' In the matter, of the estate of Treserv ed Buffington, deceased. ICERTIFY that at an Orphans Court held at Towanda in and for the County of Brad jord, on the 12th day of Decembir, A.D.' 1843, before the Hon.. the Judges of said Court on the appliation of Benj. Buffington, one of the heirs and legal representatives of the Estate of P. Buffington, dec'd., late of Warren township, the Court grant a Rule on the heirs, and legalrep resentatives of said decedent, to, come into Court on the sth day of February next, to accept- or refuse the estate of said decedent at the valua tion made thereof, and in case they shall refuse to accept the same; to show cause if any they have why-the same shotild not be sold. . In testimorly whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal.of s office, this 12th day tif Dcc, 1843. . - . JULIUS' RUSSELL, C. O. C. I , Register's Office, -- Towanda, Dec. 12th, .184,3,..) • L. CF LETTERS remaining in tho P. 0. at Drowntown,-Oct. 4th, 1843. ' Cornelius Fitzgerald,- • 'George_ Dixon, W. L. Galbraith; - W. Brown , • D. W. Broten & Co., Sally-Whiting, Michael Lynch, S. Higgins, 2•- - D. W. Brown; 2 • Charles M'Cressin, • Charles P. Johnson, - Heil, . 1 • Higgins & Corwin, Themes E. Brown,' Philo-Hannan, • Gearge Stine; • Harmer Crittenden; Ebenezer Latitbit,' Elizibeth Terry, , Isaac Greek, • WmilL'Brown, Daniel Brown,_ . W. Johnson, .W. Gardner.- - . .PHILIP SULLIVAN,`? ;;K, inraoDra; el all descriptions, recrlv ju • ed at Chia office, on account. ' 1 tige fnioi dub* the:Bes.&lPD.: Mi d * ttouaged by the past success which as . cross , their editorial labors; the pall:thereof , the.“'lltemockatic Uniort7 pmpose to issue their Mier daily during_the approaching: Bention of the State Legislature, and trust to the liberality of the reading community fol . & degree'ofpatro l t!age cottimeninamte with the undertaking. Measures of vital importance will claim the public attention; during the coming' winter.— ' Among them we may.hrtfey enumerate: the de-.. visemeut of means-for, the extrication of- the state from her financial embarresiments, and the liqUidation of the aCcinnulating interest on hei debt—the relatiie portey,of. selling or retaining her improvetnents--the final extinction of - the relief issues—the further curtailment of Execu tive patrOnagitul power-4ith othet incidental questions of equid public moment. If, superad ,dedio these considerations, it is reflected, that the new Canal Board Will assume its duties oh the second,Tuesdky of January, whose policy as to men and measures ;will constitute a eubject of `general anaiety - -;--and thatnn thol*lth of March next a DCmocratic.State Convention will con• vene.at liatrisburg. fot the purpose of express ingthe,preference of :Pennsylvania on the sub ject of the next Presidency. and nominating a candidate fai.Governor; dclegatesto the Natien al Convention, &C., the public will scarcely be so uncharitable aa'to demand an. addilionalin ceative to the encouragement of a daily paper, .Perhaps no former period of our public shistory afforded a*greater variety Of, topics to render such's publication one of imniense fulness. As one of the proprietors, who was at the list lesion chosen to the office of, State Printer, has the advantage of being a professional stenogra pher, and has for many.ycars been engaged as a reporter of debates in Congress, in the Deform Convention, and - in the State Legislature; and has drawn to his aidalso, _ other competent re pi att' ere so as to occupy borh branches—the 'Un ion will possess facilities for furnishing reports, of, legislative proceedings superior to these en joyed by any other paper at the scat of govern. ment. These advantages . will be much enhan ced by Our propoied daily, which will enable us tereport• the speeches of members 01' both politi cal parties with far greater accurae l y and despatch than has been the case heretofore. The edito rial, literary, miscellaneous, and news depart ments of the paper Will, in the mean time, suffer no neglect, but eve :effort will be made to ren der the," Democra linion" a vehicle of useful 1 intelligence to all es of readers. %Ke have also engaged the services of several intelligent correspondents at Washington.. who will fur)lish us with, a daily synopsis of the hit.- siness traninTettsi in Congress. artd an account of all the poti&ical movements that may be made ea at the seat of the General Governmtht—which in this-agiif ")t%s:dent making," will doubt less\ he 6eith "fe war far between." As we s all in Cr a very heavy expendi ture, iudepentlent s of our own tabors, in getting up our Daily, andltheimployment of report era,\ correspondents, e.. , we, trust our friends. throughout the State ill es2.ltlu.mselves to give our paper as wide iii-,irculation as possible. The semi-weekly "Unima" ttauble royal size) will be published. durini the'se usual, viz: on each Wealnestla: morning. .Bubaeribersi r,llll be•earel which of the. proposed publics .... -=and papers will be fornishe, the Legislature by the hundred reduction. The following _an TERMS Daily duririfthe session [super royal size] $3 Seini-creeklv, (double royalßize] - 2 Weekly permanent subsCribers [twice a ' eek . during the sessioni • ISAAC G. I'irKINLEY & O. Harrisburg, Nov. 23; 1843. 03. Postmasters. Editors. &c., are authorized to act 'as agents -in receiving suhscriptions, to whom a liberal discount will be made. ESTR AY. MME, to my enclosure the ISth day of No ;ember last, 3 SMALL YEARLINGS: ode a red heifer with white back and tail one brown heifer with white ring on tail.; one red steer with white on tail ; the Owner is requested to prove'property, pay charges and take them away.. WILLIAM BRAUND. ' Darell, Dec. 18, 1843. Administrator's Notice, A LL PERSONS indebted to the estate of .fislt Jacob Arnoul, late of Towanda townv bip. _ deceaSed, are hereby notified to make immediate payment; and all persons having demart4 against_ said estate, are requested to present them to the subscriber, legally authenticifted for nettlementl:Othout delay. GEORGE E. BULL, A. L. CR.4.NMER, . Adiniitiqralors. Monroe, December 1 lth, 1843. NOTICE Is HEREBY' GIVEN toilose indebted to i the Towanda Bridge, by Commutation, or otherwise, that their notes and accounts will be left with Jared D. Goodnnougti. Esq., immedi ately after the first day of January for collection: • . By order of the Directors, • J. CRANE, Collector. Towanda.Nov. 31, 1843. . ' L. E. DE WOLF, -VIITZMKUU &vrL' 11.2-'270 TOWANDA, PA. (Office with the Register 4- Recorder.) MSIBM 8 nun 8 IValiMi 8 8 INSURANCE. AGENC., D. - BARTLETT has the agency'of the Delaware Mutual Safely Insurance Ccunpa'ny of Philarldphia, and is prepared to take risks on very favorable terms... Pulicies are issued by said company in the usual man ner of other *stock:companies. . Towanda, Dec, 4, 1843; _ . . • PUBLIC NOTICE As hereby given ihrit the subscriber wiltreceivc subscriptions for the .Pamphlet Laws for. 1844, any-time dur ing the present month. • . C.•STOCKWELL. 'Treasurer. - Tre . arturer's Office; Dec. 1. 1845. 111INATS & ,CAPS, a good afsonment for `sale by, , 1.F.. MEANS & CO: eIOTTONYARN, Wicking &.11atting on IL) * hand Hy: • • MEANS & CO: ~i'l3i~:2®T~~C7~~~ exchang - O (or Goods—Common. Panel dr. good Boinia: - and 28 inch Shin := • ' • MBA NS & CO. . . SALT; Imo . just decei v ed and foi sale by • MEANS & CO, WASLrApilC7Palift7i,„ 'CLOCKS, - :44,t :JEVSELICC , Ilinfsubscriber has recent' returned from ew. York and bas jcist received this !lay a splendid assortment of goods in his line.— Among his assortment may be found cold and Silver. Layers, librizontal, Lep* and common 'Watches of the best %Utility and at reduced cis.' Also, 'Broils eight day , and twenty four hour Woo: - Clocks, • • _ . • Among his assortment of Jewelry may be four% Gold & Silser Pencils, Breast Pins; Ear Rings, Finger Rings,. Wrist Clasps, Sleeve) Pins, Cunard: Fob Chains; Gold & commott Keys, Pocket, Kniyes..Specks and •boggles,; Silver- Thinibles, Steel Pens.: Wallets; Tooth Brushes, Tobacco and Sntiffßoes.Accordions, Percussion Cripi; Violin Strings, Clationet Reeds, Pencil Points, Table & Tea Spoons all of which will be soli low for Ready,Pay. WCVe I aQM - 1 .?a, 5 4 11 . I N G • All kinds of•• Watches & Clocks repaired on short notice rind done well. Also, Engraving in style. Call and see. • J. M. GILLSON. c&irex/ door to the Post Towanda, Nov. 17th, 1843. , . MORE. r.A., itkVl ‘GOoos. CLARK, ' . E. S. .. S, now prepared to exhibit fof the inspection is old liiends and the public generally litiltite hest misortment of gouts in towni— e deems it sufficient to say his stock numher4 the usual variety of, Provisions I.:uchis flour, Cornmeal, Pork, •Butter, Lard,' Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Lump & DrOwn Sugar, Molassea , from 31 t 0,15 cts., Raisins, Prunes,Drfed Cur rnOts, Figgs. Sultana Raisins, Tapiaco, Citron, Pickles, Pepper Sauce, •:Cunfectionarie of all kinds, Fruits,Nutafrom Paper 7 shelled Almonds to Pea Nuts, Candles, Shaving and Bar Soap, Dried Apples and a good asiortmCne of French and Gerthan Titys &c.&c. • . As it has become the 'general belief that my assortment is a little the test selection and the greatest variety in the place; and fur ready pay the Public may be assured they wilt as good goods'and as cheap as they can be bought else where, All kinds' of produce ,taken.in ex change. Be sure you call at my old stand, the Post Office, and waiting for the mail take a lit- tle cake and cheese or chesnuts, apples or d, gars or any thing to keep up the spirits tu this time of high press ire. • Novernlict46th, 1843. FEW cwt. of good oki Berkshire Cheese - 7'--,e_onsisotly. or band by • No's . ; 16114 :643. . E. S. CLARK., "'bbl. of Sweet Potatoes just re • ceiv.ea awl for sale by Nov. 16th, 1843. -• K. S. CLARK. NEW GO+M. BURTON KINGSBURY - N aps J usT, RECEIVED front New York tut City, a ilarge and_ M.ll selected assort meta of FALL WINER GOODS which are offered for sale at his old stand. His stock consists in part of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES . , • I,pl ATHE ft, , _ H ARDWA#,E, BCoTs, SHOES, CROCKEIO 4 , • HATS &-CAPS, ' C. &C: &C.. • - iii W ii%will he, ;sold on the most reasonable terms for cash • r country produce. His old. custom _ s and the public generally arc reques ted to cal : rid ci ,t aluine qualities and prices.: ' Towanda, N!,.'4. 11th, 1843. • • . , ' . • - A GEORGE El. Eilti IiTING., • I % 7 AT'OU,LI:I resprctfglly;; inform the p ' hlic .1 V that be continues at his old slant) , on the wcst side of Main- Stre..t, between Bart ea's and Kingsbury's stores, up stairs, where he will be found in' readini'ss to do all kinds of work in his line. in a style not to be surpassed by -any -othcr'shop in the ' country. Prices to suit the- times.. He- thanks his customers for past favors; and hopes by, strict. attention i to bu.• sinew and accommodating terms to merit a continuance of public favor.. Particular attention paid to cutting., and war- ranted to tit if properly Made. , di - Most kinds of country produce taken in pay mgnt for work. , , 'roivantia, Nov. 14th, 1843, , THE 'LATEST'NEVISI Oci es 00 alo -O,AS.ZDUBV‘ AVE jast received and ore ; now opening, 5 • 4 at the store lateln occupied by 1. eioict, in Wysox, an-extensive and well se lected ussortinant of • Fall Winter. Goods 1 . consisting, of almost every variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocker}, Queßnsware, ,IlarOvare, Boots and Shoes, &c.: &c., which they oiler to the public ,on the most favor:thle terms forl cash or ready pay., Having purellaseil for teatly pay at exceedingly low .prices,_ and confidentlY be lieving (lw their terao, audiiccs otrer equal if not greater inducements tiv the purchaser than can be found elsewhere'," they, respectfully solicit the patronage of the'rOmrntinity. - • Lumber nod - proilimie taken in payment. Wysox, N0 4 ..6, 1843. , . AUTION• Lt'parkins die hereby - cantionea against harboring'or trdsting my wife Ernl4i9l my account. as I shall pay .. no debts made - .ty her after this,date, she having left my bell and boanrwith out any juat cause.. - JOHN ALLEN. Franklin, N0v.1341, 1843. 4 ' • • II lireat Attraction at • outages UST IIEaEIVED, two.eases of r tgiv Delaines, - Dress handkerchiefs, riliWts, laces: 4.,,., all of the latest style awl of superior-' . [Oct.:. 1043. .• lIfPAID FOR GOOD ) 'TREAT, by 'O.D.BARTLETT: ' • 10A111ILY GROCERIES of all itind.4 just. receivediandt;:i be had cheap at • j • August 81S. 11.1„ONTANYD'8.. • _ •• _ _ P ORK will be received in payment for goodso or on debtri-als . o, all kinds'nf grain at ••* Nov. 8. • --MONTANYE,'S., INSEED OIL Wirttei. " s'tr'ained "Lamp KAI Oil. Alcohol & . c., &o. • _ Nov. 15th, 1843. 11.M1PE & SON, . I akto/0 NA'AVE'gRINTED at, ; thi ,ohot,t notiakrukrt,railble V.... ~.... , ALI. 'AND WIN' : -'AT TRIBIr Corner. of Wain ant gHE subscribere a4taciWreceiving . direct , from - New York . a largOila well selected assortment of FALL 4. VIiIIYTER GOODS, and they.are determined 'to sell them at prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory to those who wish- t'ii buy goods CHEAP. 'Their stock of 1110103611:Nkr-110 11 C 041121101101 , RbINSISTS IN PART- OF '' ' BROAD CLOTHS,.' - - BEAVER DO. ' CASSIMERES, : • SATTINETS, , • -.-. MERINOS . & ALPAOC. DE LAINES, ' , , • PARISENES & CHUSA CALICOES &-GINGH4 BRO. & BLEACH. SHE 'PICKINGS,. , • ' COTTON YARN, NESTINGS, ',SHAWLS; - j GLOVES•& MITI :4, I CRAVATS; STOCKS,C:,' &C. 17.31111 LY GRO ERIES. 4r, Teas, of all kinds; Brown and Loaf Sugar; Molasses, Coffee, Starch, Saterains, - Pepper, -Candles, Soap,--ki:, 4c. I ‘. A 'general assortment of 'Ha BEWARE & CUTLERY, Salt, Iron, Nails, Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps, and the largest and best assort ment of Paper Hanengs, and Bordering in the county. also; BUFFALO ROBES, cety' low, and a beautiful assortmert of Oil Cloths; IngMin and yent.fian CARPETEMS, 4e. The stock of the subseribers embraces a, very general assortment of .goods usually found in a country . store. with all the latetimproved styles and patterns, selected from th best stocks in the .t .arket ; all of r which will so d 'VERY LOW t t for cash, or in; exchange - for !most all hinds of country produce, and a good quality of U'oards and Shingles. - J. P. MEANS & CO. .Towanda. lic4.-8, 1843. I . . Y 4 I T T E,ll 0 0 D-S LARGESTHE STCIr EVER OF FERED'IN THIS ARKET, is now opening at Montan.ye's. wh ch they will sell at whole-ale or retail ;it such prices as will ensure a liberal share of pablic patronage. Their stock consists of DRY 'GOODS, GROCERIE'S, IMIDWARE, Boots and Shoes, Ladle.? Bonnets, Gentlemens' Hats 4- Caps, Buffido Robes, 4.C. and all the etceteras necessnry for the comfort of, a cold winter, whicli appears to be rapidly approaching. • ' J. D. & E. D. iMONTANYE• Towanda, November-a, 1843.. ' , 1 . Chairs.and:l3_,elsleads. ' HE subscribers still 11 /9e.on T tiritie to manufacture )1 i and keep on hand at their .• I old stand, all kinds of ,e: f Cane) and Wood Seat . ' 1 %".,4_1..ez, , ...Chaiis. Also, Settees' of \ ' '. ; ,` : 4,, . ' various kinds, , -and _Bed-, .• steads of every description ) .„ 1 . . , e f.O O- - , rtacp we will sell low for e.:,....--- cashjor Country Produce. TURNING done to order. TONIKIMI & MAICINSON: ‘ ' Towanda, November 10th, 1849. - CUTLERY, 1 MT' C3:316r33r321 , sr ' - I. • 'LL PERSONS 4e . hereby cautioned if •:, against purchasing two promissory notes %given by me in John Lee, one bearing date De cember 9th, 1842. for thirty five dollars and i cents, payable the first of May last; the other for sixty-six dollars and ixty;six cents, given December 9th 1842, an payable thefirst .of May .1845. - Also, ore o her note given to John M'Kinney, for thirty-thre dollars, February the 'May, 1843, payable in on year from the first of May, rifter•tlte - .- Alio ne one note to Elishd 1 Lewis for thirty four dollars, dated February 4th 1843, payable in one year frOm ‘ tbe first of May next, after date, rind as no value has beets received by me for 7 said note's I shall not pay them, ' CHARLES A. squivs. . -Herrick, November 1 ih, 1843. • • MO ECQ C3L1Z2134E,6c - Zo ASITION ABLE TAMP 4—on Main st., Jr over B. Thomas' )::iat Shop, and nearbt opposite Ttlercur's 'sto r e.. [Oct. 10. 1 , iit.llll 7 ' 66.7 . 50 NH - 1, ,, ~. RE NOW RECEI. TING from Ntw. York i"` a large and ehoEr selection. of GOODS of everydeticriptlon, to m hich they call the atten tion of the public, and which will be sold for cash,produceof alt kinds, and Laimber, at cx: ccedingly low prices.. gall and examine pt•-;.cea and quail fiefft November 7, 1843. ' ' ' ' ' - • . Panel rand tommon Lumbey & Good Shingles, TANTED in exe l lin no for r 1.1) and grnnis V V, by H. SON. ROADCLOTJIS I CPssiineres; Beaver , * 1 1 '; . cleats and Sid4rfe - s ts' for sale low by ' • • • 1.1.341 X & SON. 'METtINO§, Alptas,.Nous, Figured Orlea Tegaps, Printedyel vet, 6r.e, beautiful patt ma' for the Lnilica' for sale by •'H.MIX & SON. NVI§TS, a large ssortntent for sale by frrl 11 I .I H. MIX &,:80.N... rjr&PHYR Wind, Adr;'rtibbons, Ladies ever,Vfiind--Shairels crairats, Winter ?jowl Nov. 15th, 184 a: j CARES & Ciavt final assortment Nov: 15th, 1843._ efIpTT;ON YAR for:. P. l O 15 thy 184 . OOTS, Shoes. 8 Rio aee'ertmentfori Nuv.l;sth, 1843. L, EATHER, :Flo.' ' Giese, &c., fel! e l Nov. I:stb, 1843. I itl Attention-i 1 Fringes, Silks Laces, and Gent's (Reyes,. of . arty size. and pattern, rs, Bonnets &c. far sale - H.'MIX - dr. SON. ts:dt Vestings all kinds, of which can be ball at H. MIX & SIA'S Carpet Warp," Batts, ;eta . 11:MIXA SON. ips, Rubbers (lie., a 1-2 ;r6i' le by • H.MIX & SON. eby _. IL MLIC ~, i. s . 'N-.-.-- - , -.-,- - NOTICE. '!- ,- •-, . - W tIEREAB; my ;wife .1.0.W1N1 rum left my .6e4Aind tio4rd,withimi - Y kik , cause 'or provocation. this is to' forbid en . per :: son; harboring or, trusting her 6n my acct . l i I will pay no debts' of her:contitiaing. e. .. . .- ..• , : .... . -PATRICIIC. -DUNN; . attesheqUirt, Nov.' 1,1843. : - 1 ' • IFIROTEUX/MMOSS $ • • lOW 'ALL rhIEN by these p nts, hat we, 84 & L. P. Hrrns ; have it our Erickrnoking lid sines., in TO:panda, for season , and having a stria TM tity of thorou burnt d~ br i cks( on hanti, e havit • • duly appot d„andido hercb 3r appoißt J.D. & etw vlo,.x,. E. DAMONTA V; BS our-agents to sell thestone 4 to the upright eitrzena of Tolvantla and vicinity. I, • - .14c:L.:1 1 `. HAYDEN. • .Towlinds, Oct. 20,-18. . , MI ofliOe. on mu Et I NV ;‘6% Za) ✓IT 0.. D. lIAR.TLE S. October 23,1843. BEEF "HIDES, ,received in poll ent for \ goods, : at- , f,- • MONTANYE'S. NS, IS, ETINGS, .N,' BRANCH: CANAL - 1 ALL PERSONS are cautioned not to= in. terfere with, or appropriate to their own use, Timber,Stbne. Iron, or any nateridlettacif ed to or connected with said Canal, P frthn the mouth of the Lackivanna to its termination at Athens. • And those .who have , takeri Timber, Stone or Iron from Acqneducts; Bridies, Locke or I Jams, ere. invited to '' ; call on the Subscriber and settle for the same, and save troble, who is duly appointed Agent of tbe Comi onwealth/ to take charge of the ungnished line f canal/ , D, , • Towanda, Sept. 25,1848. . LATE . A RIVA HE subseribers have justreceived at their IL store in Monroeton. rc,large and- welt se lected issortment of FALL AND WINTER t , VODS, comprising almost every.curiety of dirty Good's,' Itirardware, Groceries, • • f tfr'OCkerth AT. which they now offer to the public.at very low prices for ready pay. • • ~The citizens of Monroe and the surrounding: country are respectfully invited to call and ez Lupine our stocle rtr as we are confident ke can give them as good. b Ailing as they can find ; . at way other establish era in the county. .1 - Lumber. end Produce taken in payment. D. C. Sz O. N. SALSBU.RY: Monroeton, ov. 8, 1843. I 1;. DOTS 'SHOtka . lorgi. aqsortment, at irt • , SAJ,SBURVS. BOOT - - s lIITTIAWAY trAILCQL . • . irt AVINg formed oso,partnership, and are g carrying on the Boot & making business in all its various branches, at rife old Stand of S. Hirthaway,onedoor west Off. Poat'a :Exchange.' From a long experience in.the bu siness they are prepared to saylet their work will he subitiantially and. neatly iceuted, and warranted. They solicit 'a share of public custom, err they believe they can render their work satisfactory to all who may pstriinize them. Country Produce-and - Hides received in pay men for work at . the Market prices. • Towanda, Sept. 12, 1811; . 1.• I:0' All persons knowing themselves indebt ed to S. HathaWay by Bonk account; or other. wise, are respectfully informed that - ;such ac counts - must be settled immediately, or costs will be made without respectto•pewons. S. HATHAWAY. Towanda, Sept. 12,1843: 11 OFFAL° ROBES, Hata and reaps for Ai Bale kw. by . - 11:141X - ec SON. TEAS Blacli'and Oreeni Sugars, Pulveri sed do., Coffee, Molasses, Tobacco, Can.' alt, Chocolate ilelovv . pricesbyj Nov. I.5Lb, 1543. H. MIX & SON. 11 . 11ARDWARR• and Orb ery genera! anti well selected lot for ca low by jj'siltw. 15th; 4; : 13. H. NIX & SON. NEWYARRIVAL! • UST forivill from New York city and now opening . tit MONTAN 1 case of Dry Goods, comprising of 'Eui i voice of d odfer Selet (rods. t 2.4,_tVAYMOUEO • • • miTcHELL JR.,-AITOILNE \ Y AT 1111 , LA.VV, (Late Engineer...) tenders hia professions( services 'to the public , Business confided to his care in any, of the'courts of Bradford of tie adjoining counties, will have his prorrAit attention. Persons hiving claims ogaipst tho - .state for damages on account of. the public works. , will find it totheir,advantage to Or him a coll. Offieo on the north side oflike public squeso civerWilmot & Scott's' o ffi ce. • . • R IFLE POWDER, of ilifferOnt , for saldby • . . C. HALT.. - ' MMWTI c". ZgtitUO • • 1 - -- N. STAINER, M. TY., I / 2 1PENTIST ulll . , CP • reilaio intbial3nrougl? alt hart titre, and maybe tounil at Mr:Crosn's opmite liank. - Tboiwilei'rOus of consulting hitri - had- littler do so iannted ately,-as his stay. hre ttitl:othettviso* be lirntted to his . prsent en,„nternents. • Town a, Nov.S',B-tb;1640, • • WARNING.!: j . aRAIII TEII -, jEisi - o . ,laleheritt, has. ifqk With On e fcir collection, 14 accounts for fees 1,,. remainin unpahl.. • Those ihteicstCa Will 'io . . 'Vern the selves aecortlinglY,apil pay up hums : . &lately; A save further Coat; .. - • ,-..'. -.' . ' .. - GEO. SANDERSON, 2. ' OCtober .17, ; 11343, --. . :Ally it Law.. • _ • NOTIC • eirS, GIVEN o Collectors and otherkindebted to BraJford County that costa ihe made for all ha 'orglect, to ar rangcirthe!e.. indebtedness between thia'and the 4theofDeriabe'r next. • ' 'CitAl3. StOCKVMLL, Tteasprer. • Treaktreee Offico, :• 1 ' Towada, t-Plov. 1 .8111; .1843. j,, - 00 LE UPPE R . LEATllEft:foi*4 ale at 0- Monroe, AI,BI3I.IRY'S. • 2 SHOE M .4 4 Et:ITATHAWAY, JOHN W.VILCON. II (RING.
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