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EEADY-MADE CLOTHING

Is comrIetecannot be Surpassed hv any ot,er
ment in Northern Penn.yiy Gall and examine ON.
Goods-sccngi is believing.
GUTENBERG, RGSENBACM & co.
Towanda July - 1sjG. F
| .OST,-betwcen this place and the residence
AZ OF ISAAC MYER. Esq. GOLD BRACELET. f,c
finder shall he Literally rewarded, and receive ne thank
Of the owner by leaving it Al tIe Reporter. office
TowaGda, July -, ls5G -
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4 DMINISTR ATOR,S NOYICE.-Noticc

Is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate ofLUDWiG RlNEB0LD decd, late of Oycrton twp.
10 make immediate payment, and all persons having de-
mand against said estate will present them duly authen
tIcattd Ter settlement.
EDWARD RINEBOLD, Administrator.
OYerton, June Is, 1855.
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TO THT 2UZEsTC

consideration OF the liberal patronage with which c
Il have been favored since commenced bli-issc-- in
this place. tcRdeT to the citizens ut Towanda eI say.
rounding country sincere thanks and nope IN selling
at prices SURPRISINGLY LOW, to make il profitable To-
all who may favor Us with / call.
We are resolved to kerp with the progressive spirit
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A UDTTORS NOTICE .Mqnsoa ElsJree

n tDllpRjc NOIltE.-jidnSON L(SbTCe,
"A ID Us ffeorge Duraha,n. In Court Of Common Pleas
of Bradford County, No. 352 Dec Term, ls5j
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Auditor
appointed by said Court to distribute funds raised hv
Sheriff sale Of said estate viii attend TO the duties
his appointment at his office, IN the borough Of Tow
anda on Thursday the 2lt day Of August lsi6, at two
o'clock, T. NJ when and where all persons having claims
upon said funds must present them else forever be de-
barred from the same.
july Is. 1885. ID N0ppDW sua;tar
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a pMlNRS. N0TICF.-AlI persons i'll
n deide,l to the estate of WN. MYERS deceased
late of ATHENS township, hereby notified to make
payment withent delay and all persons having demands
against said estate requested to present them duly a
thenticated for settlement. SARAH MYERS
July Is. 1856 Adiuistratrix
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Goods of the Eatest Syles,

at prices that actually alarm the opretors Of OLD ash
ioned stores they being aoocd in Tie Ligpr pr.l-
cipc, rather in the prices Of old tlnew not lower
their demands but i; very happy manner warn their
customers not to medd!e with the Goods at c New Stre,
fare for they know that none bat Gam2cI Goods can
be sold very oW.
We DO not intend to sell damaged Goods bat If a:ty
prove 10 be So what represent them to be-
return them aud receive tie money paid for them We
now offer our ENTIRE SLWJfER STOCK 4 q
STILL LOVER PRICES THIN E'G-ER
Some Of our Dress Goods, rcnls ming stYck Of Bon
nets and Bonnet Trimmings viii sell at COST.
We have fine lot Of SA4wls. N4ntiH4s Window Dra-
perry Silks, Embroideries NcedcN oIcd El.iag and In
sertinG, &C., Sc.
We prepared to send for any article in our Inc that
VIC have not On hand. Olr assortment or
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A DMINISTR ATOR'S SNOTfCE.-Notice
is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the e,
taeot Pardon Kenyon, decd late OF Nndhan tp are re-
having claims against said estate must present them t
authenticated for settlement to the Subscribers
WILKINSON Z. KENYON, Admins strators
Windham, July Is, 1856.
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A DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.-Notic,

is hereby given that all persons indebted TO the
tate of Luther Rockwell dec D., late OF Troy township
are hereby requested Tn make Jyment without del0y and
all persons having claims aanst said estate will please
present them duly authenticated for settlement
BINGHAM H. ROCKWELL,
AMY Rockwell.
June 10. 1856. Administrators
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legal.
June 2i, 1856.

E'AECCTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
by given that letters te,tamenary upon the eatate
of Samuel Huston dec late oirowanda boro have been
granted to the subscribers. Ali persons indebted to said
estate are hereby requested to make immediate payment
and those having any claims upon said estate 10 ile,c.
them duly attested iur settlement.
EMEIINE HUSTON.
June 81. 1876. EXecutrix.
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RE- Notice i hereby given. that amount equal to
the costs viii be required to be paid upon each sale when
struck dow! to the Jider, and upon falling to comply
with this regulation, the tract Of land sill again he offer
cd for sale JOHN 4. CODDINti.
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A DMINISTR .ATOR'S SNOTTCE.-Noticci
a is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of SAMI c. QUICK. deceased. late Of Asylum
township to make immediate payment and all persons
having demands against said estate, will present them du
~ authenticated for settlement.
CORNELIUS QUCIk.
June 10. 1856. Administrator.
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DEGISTER'S NOTICES

Towanda. August 1. lS.1G
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

pound shoewith an Aliens Revolver.
The caEbn Of the instrument is not
sufficient TO throw democratic shot
with precision or effect. The con-
slant cndeayor Of the Union has been
to injure the Democratic party, and
If the writer has always been, as he
states, can anwa;ering democrat, .
his treachery to the party is all the
more damnable. 1t is possible that
we are noticing this fellow beyond
his merits but we have this excuse
to offer:-We should have done the
same had the articles claimed a
know-Nothing parternity, and al
though boasteG traitor is not enti-
tied to the respect due to an open
enemy, yet we have treated his claim
to democracy with some conSidera-
ton. He is not cmtehted with the
first raking down he gave Messrs.
Gwin and Latham, and returns again
to the charge in yesterdays Union.
Notwithstanding all this writer may
say against the candidates for Sena-
torial honors, there is not n Demo
crat in the land who would not de-
sire to see any of those whom he has
prescribed i'll preference to a Know
Nothing. As this writer has set his
hand against every Democrat who
has been named in connection with
the Senatorship, it is probable that
he would not be satisfied unless two
Know-Nothings were elected--or an
"unwavcring Democrat" and anoth-
cr know-Nothing.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

News BoYs.-Sewral newsboys were ar
rested yesterday, in pursuance, il Is pre-
sumed, OF the resolution lately introduced
into the Council by Alderman Griggs and
passed, directing the City Marshal to en-
force section II Of the license ordinance,
which, 1t is claimed, prohibits the iunerant
vending OF newspapers without II license -
The Recorder, perceiTing II policeman on the
way TO the Station House, with small
newsboy in one hand, and one paper, (his
only stock in trade,) in the other, ordered
the release OF the prisoner, and subsequent
ly visited the Station House and gave orders
those in custody should be discharged, and
al others as they should be brought in. He
very properly remarked that he would not
nave his Court disgraced by such cases
The prosecution of this puny war against
the newsboys is very much like digging
small potatoes, few in n heap" especially
when an ordinance positively granting them
the privilege of selling papers freely, with
out license, has been overlooked In the
coditcation Of the ordinances Sac Union.
We strongly suspect that Mr. Alderman
Griggs had the advancement of his own bu-
siness Chat of newspaper selling) in view,
when he introduced that contemplate skin
flint ordinance into the Sacramento Council
If newsboy tax is considered necessary to
the support of the government of that city,
they will doubtless find it advisable to levy
a similar tax on boot blacks, washerwOmen
and peanut venders The Recorder acted
like sensible man and discreet officer in
the action he took in the matter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

GENERAL Row.-This ubiquitous individ-
ual was in town about two O'Clock yesterday
morning His presence was occasioned by
numerous and sundry individuals who
kicked up the old fellow in the most ap-
proved style of modern barroom warfare
The Bank Exchange was the scene, certain
tipsy sports the dramatis persona, and bot
ties, pistols, tumblers, and fists the weepins.
John Barleycorn was the author of the dra-
ma, which ended in the " heavy man being
run off the stage with junk bottle, and the
first brigand" receiving husher" on
On the proboscis. No serious damage was
done, except to the tumb,ers, and the Gen
eral finally gave way to Tranquility.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

DAILY MORNING CALL.-We have been
furnished through the kindness of Messrs
Hedges & Harmon, of the Pacific Express,
with a copy Of this new daily which has just
made its appearance in San Francisco. 1t
is published and edited by an association of
practical printers, and is brimtul of news
items and well selected miscellaneous mat
ter. Our typos pronounce it the neatest
and most carefully printed paper in the
State, and predict its ultimate success
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

HUTcmNGs' MAGAzINE.-Mr. Garnham
has presented us with the December number
of this valuable periodical. 1t is unusually
rich in its illustrations and reading matter
The cuts representing packing in the
mountains OF California" from the graphic
pencil Of Nahl, are true to the life. Mr..
Garnham has large supply of these maga-
zines.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
NOTICE.

An There will be IA meeting Of the ''uroVilIt
.~es y Light Guard" at the Orleans Hotel on Mon
s.A-2Sday Evening. &C. the 'Sth' %, al "c'ocK'
for the organization of said Company, ''ci'hS ''h
GERS and non.cnmmtssuned officers ana forming
BYLAWS. &C., for the same Ey order oi
no--lVt NJ 4 MCLAUGHLIN, Inspector.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

HoLDING THE SrAKEs.-The present gen.
eral tightness in the money market is owing
to the enormous "piles bet on the elec-
tions and held as stakes " Sporting men
have drawn all their funds out Of bank, and
go around with their pockets full of rocks"
ready to bet hundred or thousand or two
in favor of their distinguished friend, General
Result 1t is said that Delmonico holds in
his hands hundreds Of thousands of dollars
put up" by political sportsmcn.-N Y.
mirror
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

FROZEN TO DEATr-A Frenchman was
found dead ON the trail to Camptonviile,
on Tuesday, the 18th inst. He started from
Goodyear's Bar on Monday, late in the af-
ternoon, and was found next day by the ex-
pressman lying dead by the side of the trail.
about mile from the Sleyville House 1t
is supposed that he was exhausted with fa-
tigue, and sitting down, froze to death His
coat was lying on the ground beside him
Sierra Democrat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

Thar HAT.-An enthusiastic Democrat
wapered US one of Daley's best tiles that
Mr.. Fillmore would not carry State
See me!" Hurrah for Maryland In
quirer.
Another enthusiastic hombre that isn't a
Democrat, wagered US ten dollars worth of
cady that Fairfax wouldn't be elected
"See me!'' "The mountains are bowling"
for hats.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

PERsoNAL--Hon. John McGee, senator
for Butte and Plumas counties, was in town
yesterday. lie says the SHOWS drove him
out of his mountain home, American Valley.
We also learn from him that in consequence
of the severe weather and the great depth
of snow, mining operations have been al
most entirely suspended. The trail from
the Mountain House up is impossible with
mules.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

CARRY WArcH-A young man in the
employ of Messrs Bartlett & Co., at the So
da Factory was kicked by a horse on Thurs
day last. Luckily for him, he had a thick
hunting cased watch in his vest pocket,
which saved him from being seriously hurt.
The watch however was so badly smashed
that it is now good for nothing. Shasta
Courier.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

cEs-There are to be several races
over the Honcut course on Saturday, to-
morrow) Among other matches that have
been made is one between Steve Forls mare
and Chas. Burroughs horse for the sum of
$500, and another between Hornet" and
" Fool catcher for S400. Should the
weather continue pleasant, a good deal CT
sport may be anticipated
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Stockholders of the ORC 1ciC-
graph Company"

Notice is hereby given that the first ns,allmen ot
q uer cent of the amount of stock ubscribcd, : now
due, payable to ,hu TREASURER II said Company,
james New ilIams, al the Banking House OF Nc
Williams \ Tymcson in Orc,iile, and al The banking
house Of Mark Rrumugim x Co in Mar!sNille.
by order OF the President and Board OF Directors.
l.. c. IIEWlNGS, SECRETARY
Oroyille December l, 1856. dLH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
NOTICE..

To the Stockholders in the frrnchown Canal Mi
ming Company is hereby given that an addiiloho'
asscssmen. of ten per cent On the capital STOCK -
called in, and payable on or before the .'h oi De-
,ember next. ANAN FARGO, Secretary.
pu.ht,,y, November 1clh 1856. MO I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

IAN unwavering Democrat" is
still pouring hot shot into some of
the Senatorial aspirants, through
that Know-Nothing organ the Sacra-
mentO Union. Writing against the
Democracy through such a medium,
is like attempting to throw . thirty
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
Furniture! Furniture !!

JUST RECEIVED-a large assortment OF tnrni-
ture. Also, An invoice of large Glt Fran" Looking
Glasses, for sale lo" at {. SChihthN
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST. three
doors below Myers 81. h-o
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

THE ABOVE BEWARD will be given
T-yo to any person who will return to me IA
T---~SS black and tan Terrier Bitch, that stray ed
slolan from my place Of business, on Wcdnes-
day morning, December Sd. Said bitch had on when
lost, black collar with silver plate on which was
marked "Cheesman." &. LECATE.'
December 5, Shades Restaurant.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

THANKS to Mr.. O'Neal, of the California
Stage Co., for the many kind attentions he
has paid US lately. Long may he wave"
the whip and held the ribbons.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
Beds Beds !

Poola Beds for verybodv AT ~ per cent less th"h
Marysvie prices for 30 days only TO make room lor
an entire new stock per first steamer TO "roNlHe III
c. C.SCRIBElGS
Furniture Ware Rooms Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
DIR. CT i B f. II rs
e We Z N fl 4. 11a "a II " {.
yESHE DESIGN OF THIS INSTITUTION is for
n the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE EVE

But paslcularly such cases as under less rigid Med.
cal surgical, and liigienc supervision than could
be given ut cn establishment of the kind, would for
the most part be ncurable.
DIR GILBERT is a member of the Royal College
of Surgeons, London, and has studied in the best
hospitals in that city, and has resided tour year, in
China. where he has had opportunities of seeing and
treating diseases of the Eye IN their worst ferns
Consultations Iree between and 10 every morn
ing ut all other times $40 viii be charged for
panied by the same fee in all cases, at least for the
first time.
DR.. G. had an extensive experience in the treatment
af the VENERIAL DISEASE. during his residence
in China where he has 1t in its very forms
and typos 0FFICE-St. Nicholas hotel, Oroyilic
December (, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
Topics Of the Day.

great know-Nothlng party. They
have exceeded by trihc the dignity
of the Van Buren, party of '48. The
"Fillmore chill'' which has now set
tied upon that party, will prove as
fatal to them as did the "Tvlcr
grip" to the followers of the first
"Accidency President" The De
mocracy Of California were slightly
mistaken in saying that Fillmore was
out of the contest. The result shows
that he has carried one State, and
must therefore be considered in the
fight, as he ''raised the color" But
the meagre vote he received must
effectually kill off their party as
national one. They may yet do
considerable skirmishishing in the
southern States, but the fact that
they lack a national existence, will
render them feeble, and they will
soon disappear from the political
world. In the northern States thev
have been blotted out of existence by
the Republican party, and they can
never recover their numbers from
tie Republican fold, without cndors-
ing the Republican platform, and
when they do that they cut loose
from the fifteen southern States. In
State and Congressional elections
their peculiar organization may yet
be powerful for evil, as their natural
instinct in the northern States, is
fusion with anything in opposition
to the Democratic party. In those
States the National Democracy will
be opposed by the united forces of
the opposition, and during the next
four years will triumph in many a
closely contested battle.
The Republican party, although
they have boon defeated, and had an
organization in but a segment Of the
Union, have solidity and strength
seldom equalled by defeated parties
in the history of our country. They
have accomplished this with much
less numerical strength than formerly
exhibited by the old Wing party.
They have made sectionalism sub
stltute for numerical strength. For
instance, in the State of New York,
which the Republican organs claim
to have carried for Fremont by fifty
thousand plurality, there is a major
lty Of from ten to twenty thousand
votes, showing that, Notwithstanding
New York cast her electoral vote for
q sectional candidate, a large major
lty OF her voters are national-minded
lnlon-lovlng men. The time may
never occur again when minority Of
her voters shall be able to cast her
voice against that Union which a
majority of her citizens adore. God
grant that it may not.
The more complete returns by an
other steamer will doubtless show sim
liar results in other States which have
cast their electoral votes for the Re-
puhcan nominee. We shall see. In
the meantime Republican organs
should be extremely careful about
boasting that their candidate has re-
celved a plurality of the popular vote
of the Union.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05

os.0O0 lbs, POOLA in Bales, lor sale very low 10
the trade, at SChlbhho
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery st., three
doors below Myers 81.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
Miners - Families

ID. TOY \ OTTERSON again request The especial
attention of all who wish 10 lay in their winter stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and Noolen
Goods to the magnificent assortment of goods re-
ceived by them during the past ten days. ihey are
now opening and offer for sae
200 fine and hervy BEAVER and Petcrsham Oscrcoats,
FruCks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Goats, latest styles;
30 superb ''Eugan" Goats, superior 10 any Talmns;
5 bales. 50 pr in each, heavy gray Blankets;
> bales 100 pr in each fine heavy blue bluhkeis;
bale, 100 prextra French super super j" white
Blankets;
30 doz assorted Cashmere and Sat Pants, late
STYLES besd magnificent assortment, OF Furnishing
Goods. Montgomery St, Opposite st. Nicholas, late
IIuntoon,s n7lf
EE" DIR. a. BALL, offers his professional SER
vices TO the citizens of Oroyille md vicinity, having
had much and long experience in the treatment oi
the various diseases incident to this climate he hopes
to give satisfaction
Special attention given to diseases OF private nhs
ture Rheumatisn SC, which ne can cure without the
use of mercury.
OFFICE, front room, No. Il, United States Hotel,
mn oirs-Oroyille ocl-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
NOTICE

G,EALED PROPOSE AIS for the erection of Cath.
- olic Church at 0roville, will be received from
this day VI 10 the 10th of this month at at the
Banking House of McWiliatns Tymeson, where
the plan and specifications are 10 be seen
Dec. 2. PETER MAGOGNUTTO, C, C.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-05
WANT Ed 4!

A BUSINESS MAN, having In cash $1,000 to 5000
IA can learn of IA favorable opportunity 10 engage
in permanent ana profitable merchandise business,
by addressing at lhis Office. TRADE"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-13
OFFICIAL.

THEAsURr DsrANTassr. December u Tres.
Notice b hereby holders 81 United States
thai via pasehass 81 ~ 100000 %
said stocks when the same offered prior ths
lt day Of June and viii pay therefor following Ices 10
wils
For stock Of oan OF 1884, pTenam Of 10 per FOE
The Of lss and sss Of 10 For
Issued under The act OF 1885, com@on called Texan ndem
nifty stock piea OF And stock Of The loan Of
1896 edesabe the l2th November ls4o II received the
Treasury The isi day Of January Of ~
cent eeesed between The lat 3s day Of March
presam Of ae the 3lst March,
and prior 10 said Isl Of June neat premium Of
Interest will be allowed said The specified
Ia The eerheses from The Id July last assigned with The pnnel
pal Of the certificates received the lat January Aer
that dae The interest will be allowed In addition 10 The premium
IRON LIST January The date OF their receipt In both
days interest will bs allowed addition reach The
seller. .#
Certificates transmitted department present
uce should be duly assigned with
half interest prior The h January party
entitled 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will BY upon
ant al Boston, New York. Philadelphia
entitled 10 receive the money may d.rocl
## .h JAMES GUTHRIE,
~ Secretary OF the Treasury
4Ia.sun
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ooUaT or CLAIMS.

Tuesday, february l2The court met at eleven O'Clock,
The judges all present
The of Francis Gubeau and others rs The United
States called up for argument by the court This Is
claim against government for compensation
order given by Col Harvey for the destruction Of
erty in Texas prevent M capture by the enemy The ar
gument In favor OF the claimant made by Mr. Rock
and that in behalf Of by the Solicitor when the
submitted for the decision Of the court and
The court adjourned till eleven O'Clock tomorrow
The following opinion in the Of James H. Lindsay
The United States delivered BY Chief Justice Gohrst
the 9Th instant:
The prayer Of the claimant in this Is that Congress
viii pass bill confirming his title certain lands The case
comes before by virtue Of resolution Of the House Of Rep
reseptatives
The claimant alleges that by the first article Of the treaty
Of August y 1874 between the United States and the hostile
Greek Indans Samuel and David Hale chiefs Of the tribe
obtained cession % land fractional section ri
township g. range 8, west Of Alabama river that they
pied the land until the year 1926 when they sold II for
liable consideration to one Adam Carson, assigning title
their certificate Of reservaon that In the year sA0 the land
was levied the property of Csrson and sold
judgment rendered in Alabama by the sheriff Of the county