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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20
UDITORS NOTICE.-Estoie or Sjmo,

A UDITORS NOTICE-Estafe of Sjmon
"A Johnson deceased. In the Orphans Court Of Brad
ford County.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said oart, to
distribute money in the hands OF the Administrator Of
said estate raised 10y sale Of real estate. will attend to the
duties of his appointment at the Office OF f. B. Parsons
in Troy boroug MONDAY the 3lst, day of JANtAR
1851 at one o'clock in the afternoon, at which time and
place all persons interested required to present their
claims, or else be forever debarred from said fund
HORACE POMEROY,
Troy. JannarY 3. 1850. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20
THE WORLD BEAT"

TITS CONCEDED THAT MARSH eco.
A. OF ELMIRA, can and do heat all competitors in sell
ing Embrudcries, Collars, Sleeves Bands Founcings,
Edgings, Insertings, &c. cheap at
Dee Z. 1858. NO. ). UNION BLOCK.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20
8 IT O V Il s .
>ARCLAY RAIL ROAD AND COAL

BARCLAY RAIL ROAD AND COAL
- COMPNAY-Notce IN hereby given 10 the stock
holder of the Barclay Railroad Coal Company that the
annual meeting Of said Company will be held at their Of
flee in Philadelphia, on MONDAY JANUARY 10. 1852
at II o'clock A NJ at which time and place election
will he held for President and twelve directors for the
ensuing year. II. SHAW.
Philadelphia, Dec 20, 1853. Secretary.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

ENTLEMEN'S and Youths Fur, Ber-
" lin and Buck Gauntlets and Gloves, at
Sept IS. 1858. MERCCR'S
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-20

DRINTED FRENCH MORINOES.-An
assortment of Coors of and beautiful Styles re-
ceived to-day at
Oct. IL. POWELL'S KEYSTONE STORE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

MELANCHOLY DEArH.-Mr Robert P. Goodwin
was killed near the residence Of his father, Samuel
Goodwin, on Long Cane, Abbeville, s. c. by falling
from tree, Saturday the 18th inst This promising
young man was % years, 5 months and 81 days old.
he had gone, in the afternoon to hunt squirrels and
having killed one, which lodged in o tree on the
banks Of the creek, concluded to climb up and shake
it out Accordingly he went up about forty feet the
tree being easy of ascent, but from some cause
perhaps dizziness, the water was running below
found that he could not descend safely and informed
his brother on the ground who started TO climb up
to him but returned. Soon after, the little brother
started again, but the other said to him in very
faint voice, to get away from the root Of the tree
for he was going to fall and would not be able to 90
home, land go home and tell them" and instantly fell
| on his face and breast. Life was in him, however
aud the little brother turned him over. pulled of his
coat and put it under his head. Twice he attempted
to raise his head but the other seeing that he vas
dying, left and run home with the fatal tidings The
father rode with all speed to the place, over niue
distant, but alas !. life was gone. Sad indeed was
the scene little before he had gone out 10 all inc
vgor Of youth and manhood, but was now carrl e
| back to his mother and sister y leless corpse; az
was moral, upright young man, the PRIDE ana nope
| of the family. n rz ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

PLEASE DoE'r-A new railway stove has been in.
vented in which the fire will burn twenty or thirty
hours without going out. This is atrocious. The
prevalent idea Of railroad travelling is full car, with
no ventilation, the temperature at so deg and one
man constantly occupied in plng in the fuel. After
breathing over and over the same air. for twenty or
thirty miles, the passengers get out Of the furnace
into the cool fresh air, which strikes their shrinking
forms like the breath of the Arctic regions and the
next day they wonder where they could have taken
such horrd cold. They are sure the car was warm,
and that no draft of air was let into it. In England,
the cars are not warmed at ALL which is bad but not
nearly SO as the manner in which they are heated
here in France, they are admirably warmed by cyl
inders of hot water, changed at every station.
y Providence Journal,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
Nice Times In Baton Rouge.

They are having glorious times in our capitohan
city according to the following from the Baton Rouge
Gazette Of the 9th: gs
BURGIAYs AsAIs-Sundsy night last The residence
Of Capt. VIM. r. TunBard on Main street. was enter
ed by the tssnt way and ransscked by one or more
fession, that tn very sleeping apartments Of the
boese were Inyadsd and wearing apparel taEen oes
and nfied. House keepers should beware-bolt their
doors and fassen dcwStheir Windows. There should
good and sufficient p mske an example Of some Of
this gentry They always pssede the Legislature snd
infest the town about this sesson Why 70? II \
because ninetenths Of the men Who are thrust upon
OF the same kidney. These bufgArs now become
during the session, gentene Of etAse aud may be
found hanging round the dead falls IN dose conpAn
ionsbip with men who should eel An exsple 10 Aoei
ETY.. They even take hand at the caro- tssle wbert
gentlemen sit to have iittle honest garse ,sny fol
amusement Gambling is the curse OF the times
shall there be more or less this session? Or shss
admit that politics and card playing are kindred II
ences? ia 49,.
Our Baton Rouge contemporary had better look o.
or be will get himself into trouble They lthe bu
plars) always recede the Legislature and infest u
tovn at this season.. Ma conscience Did a.
bodv ever hear Of such slsnderous in fact burglar
ous expressions before! The Gazette man had bett
| get on his marrow bones, Immediately u n
sooner and beg pardon in advance Of the subiin
body which will assemble in our capital city in ADO
three weeks hence, or else an address" extnguis
ing his professional, if not individual existence nj
mass both branches! These legislative addresses
are awful things. Take our advice, friend Gazet'
! and be warned accordingly.
\ Lawmakers and burglars. Burglars and lawn
kers. The assembled wisdom representing y
might, the majesty, and the patriotism Of gre
commonwealth, and thieves, gamblers etc. What
internal juxtaposition After all, we are mot 80
that tho. Gazette individual is entitled to any mer
whatever. g a3l 81 1'e5' s'4{ ii2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
Texas Intelligence.

Our exchanges speak Of the unusual severity OF sne
cold in nearly all parts Of the State.
From the Galveston News Of Tuesday last, we ex-
tract the following
Wet drizzly. cold, dark cloudy weather is usually
exuected about Christmas but we have NO rec0llec-
ton of any Christmas that has been attended with 90
many days in succession without = s,ngie gleam o.
XIV atmosphere Our streets have been running with
water for the last week or ten days, and whether
rains or not the air is loaded with mist and fogs
that every thing around IS eomple!ey ray WIZ
upper country the rivers must soon be booming but
We have no certain information Of any rise IS yet,
| though navigation ia anxiousy looked for.
| We have had q dull market with very nmlIea ae-
mand this week, until yesterday, when several buy
1 RS entered the market and seven hundred bales
changed hands at IL to II 4c. for Midding. To-day
there has been good enquiry. Sales IS above, the
market closing at our quotations..
The News announces sufficient rise in the Trlnit,
river for the resn nption Of navigation.
The San Antonio Ledger Of the 22d says:
We learn that an express messenger to Ger
Twicps arrived in this city yesterday morning, ask
ing tor protection against the Indians and statln
that on the night Of the 10th inst. a band OF o.
E manches seven or eight in number, came down
within fourteen miles of San Antonio, at TORY
Ranch, on the Camp Verde road, and drove off an
= killed several horses and cattle Among the horst
killed were the "bell nag" of Philip Dores and OF
belonging to Mr.. Hopve. 1t IS feared that the nors
# OF Mr. Ed Braden, Mr.. lyman and others, have al
Q q When the messenger arrived, Gen. Twiggs had n
Z at his disposal single mounted man but with b
!, accustomed energy and promptitude, be immediate
= dispatched in pursuit party of Capt. Hiis Con
u pany "M,p LIST Artillery, stationed at this plac
3 mounted in the best way he could mount them
~ such short notice. s5 g. az #
The Texan ridicules the idea that the maraude
were Indians at al and of sending artillery in pl
y suit, if they were. That paper says:
- We think something should be done by the peop
when eight horse thieves come into the center
~ the most popuous county of the State aud with
fifteen miles Of the largest city in the State. conta
- ing 5000 inhabitants and steal horses and Gait
20 and make our public journals believe it done by
dams; we think it high time for the people to act
rs themselves and county officers to take the mat
- into their own hands. l5,sassst- s3l.3fss4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
srABBrsa AND Po1sosrsa.-The Avoyelles Organ

STABBIsG AND PoIsoN1NG.-The Ayoyelles Organ,
of the 25th, has the following paragraphs:
On Wednesday evening, difficulty occurred in
Chaze's coeeh house. in this place, between John D.
CLANCY and james 9. Crawford both citizens Of this
though not mortal stab to the former, in the LETT
breast, with the large blade Of an ordinary pocket
time, abused Mr.. Clancy, who showed him away for
SO doing, whereupon be rushed upon him and stabbed
him, as above stated. Crawford is now in jail, in
default Of 81 500 bail.
On last Saturday, the 18th, two white men Of this
parish, named Duclair Bordeon and Paul Normand,
and colored man named Mike Danzat, found q few
miles from this place, bottle containing what they
supposed was whisky Acting upon this supposlon
time afterwards became quite sick. Notwithstand
ing all the aids afforded them BY attending friends
and relatives Bordelon and the c0ored man expired
though Normand, more fortunate than his two fellow
bottlediscoverers recovered entirely from the effect
Of the poisonous liquid he imbbed, and no doubt bu
that be will hereafter be backward in drinking tn
contents of found bottles. Bordelon was youn
man of %, and has left behind a wife to whom
had been welded for only year or SO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
a. P.JANv1ER, Secretary.
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CHI Dumb
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Prepared by DR.. j. AVER S0 S Iowe HI MASS re
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Also by HAvILAND CLARK GEoRGE, MoD's: S sh ~,
| all Dealers. 49, 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01


PUa1L1sr1c.-Porter's Spirit Of the Times of the
25th, publishes the following: ns9 4
Weare authorized to state that Woods challenge,
made the other night to fight Heenan accepted Hee
mans friends having placed five hundred dollars in
our hands, which the friends of Wood can cover, it
they really desire to make MATCH The first deposit
will have to be made within ten days. H.
1t appears that Tom Hyer's card, published in the
Tribune in which be challenged Heenan and the rest of
mankind was unauthorized, and that gentleman thus
contradicts it:
To the Editor of the New York Tribune:
SIR: You will do me great favor by contradict
ing the article which appears in to-day,
stating that koffer to fight 1t is wholly untrue.
Yours, respe ctfnlly, THoS. H1Ek
New YORK, December o. 1855
While the Benecia Boy was in Cincinnati, the
gauntlet was thrown down to him in the following
fearful style: 5's' 81 3sS
SPRINGFIELD, Clark Co., o., Dec. l, 1858.
| Editors Commercial: Understanding that Mr.. Hee
nan has challenged any one to fight him for ten
thousand dollars, and although never fought in 8
ring nor do not make practice Of fighting for liv
ing still am willing and ready to fight him for the
sum Of ten thousand dollars at any time he may name
at some place west of the Mississippi river-and atte
the fights over, willing to fight him with bowie
knives or pistols. My money is ready.
| Respectfully, GEO. s, SlBBuRT.
That last proposition is a sumner. We hope tn
child of Benecia will not accept it, whatever he doe
with the other. Sibburt must be a terribly vicou
and blood-thirsty fellow, indeed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

WESTERN L1FE.-We clip the following advertise
ment from recent number of the St, Josephs, Mo-,
Daily Gazette:
Special Notice.-Bartholomew McGinnis offers bis
services to the citizens of this city wig-maker,
music master and dealer in dry fruits. He has come
here and gives people information that he intends to
open in Middleton's alley, No. H. where he intends
to make ladies' caps, repack pork, set hens eggs
under wild ducks, and horse jockeys and faro dealers
can be supplied with old saddles, smelling bottles
and all the vegetables of this years growth. Also
quail traps repaired, renovated aud fabricated. All
pantaloons patched with one hundred pounds Of new
lard and forty pounds of hemp-tow cloth, goose
grease and grdirons to be bartered off for soft soap
For reference apply at Hostetters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

How He MADE IT THIRrY.-The Mobile Adver-
tiser gives the following scene in court: :.
Ephraim, out after hours, with pass save bottle
of whisky, entered into an elaborate explanation OIL
the circumstances, to which the Mayor listened with
great patience and calm attention. At its close, bis
Honor took up his pen and remarked, Yes, yes
Ephram, l had thought to order for you. twenty
stripes Ephraim smiled gratefully y but when you
stand up here and occupy my time with such string
Of lies, why guess well make it thirty The smile
passed away.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Just as an auctioneer iu Hartford was saying
gone.n few evenings since, his audience went
through the floor into the cellar, but, happily with
out hurting any Of them The auctionces as soon az
he found his legs remarked thai the accident would
enable him to sell ioarer than before. aud called Tor
and they e y him n NJ tss ,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
Msm Orleans 1ailu Crescent.
Letter from E.-president Roberts.

By the arriyalof the President Benson at Baltimore
intelligence from Liberia to the 18th Of November
has been received. The President Benson is fine
vessel built in this country for the colored firm Of
McGilI Brothers, of Monrovia, who own and run her
az regular trader between that Republic and Balti-
more. Several colored men, lately engaged in com.
percial businessjn Liberia, have purchased vessel
in New York and are NOW loading her, to enter into
the trade permanently between that city and Mon
royia. The following recent letter from President
Roberts
~ MogRovIA, Nov. 13. 1853.
William Coppinger, Esg.-Dear Sir: have tne
honor to acknowledge the receipt OF your favor OF
the I'd August beg to thank you, my dear SIT, ior
the newspapers you were good enough TO send me
containing sundry articles charging the Government
and people Of Liberia with completely in the slave
trade, as connected with the affair OF the Regina
Coli It is, indeed, annoying, that first one and then
prejudice Of the good name Of Liberia We have
the satisfaction, however, Of believing that, II We
continue to pursue just and upright course, though
| the tongue Of SANDER may, for awhile, annoy anc
even distress u.s. we shall always be able TO vlndcatf
our character and maintain an honorable position II
| the estimation Of all good men. couple or three
| weeks ago | wrote, via England, to our mutua
friend B. Coales, giving him fully my opinion in re
| gard TO the matter lin detail) of the Regina CGli
| Mr. Coales will let you see what have said on tAt
subject. You will, therefore, observe that am full
convinced OF the erroneousness Of the statement
made by Captain Simon, and repeated by the French
Government, respecting the payment o. money
President Benson for his countenance and aid in tn
procurement of emigrants, etc. I'll \, y
Liberia has never, nor will she ever couDtenanc
any such system as that nor known to be pursued b.
the French for procuring free laborers. They ma
endeavor to force it upon us. but am persuaded wi
never succeed. Notwithstanding the insult ofere
to our sovereignty by French Naval Lieutenant, j
the rescue of the "Regina Celi" out of the hands
the Government, and for which the French Govern
ment has not deigned to offer the first slightes
apology news has Just reached here Of the arrival
another French emigrant ship at Sugaree for free Il
borers. am persuaded, however, that, at all ha
ards the Government here will not permit the thin
to be done. 49s'
with kndest regards, have the honor to be. you
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

SENTENCED FOR L1FE.-On the oath inst, James
Larkin was sentenced, in the New York Criminal
Court, to imprisonment in the State prison for life,
having pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the first
degree, d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

| Two centuries ago, not one in one hundred wore
stockings. Fifty years ago, not boy in thousand
not one girl in thousand made waiting maid OF her
mother. Wonderful improvements in this wonderful
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Beremembered that this 18th March 1883 before me- he
oersouay appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r. jan
YER Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance COMPANY
Orleans who being duly according to law 90 &C.
pose that the above accounts us and true and
lurrect transcript from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
II. p. JANVIER. Secretary.
avornto and bcriped before this 10th Of March,
A, D. 1858. q. M BHADfOkD,,
Eecopd Justice the Peace for the Psrsh of Crleans
The Board of have resolved OF six
ner cent on the outstanding certificates Of profits
And the second Monday May next and to redeem on
ard after date the scrip issued Of the 1855
under the provisions Of heir charter cash capital o.
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
saTned premiums year ending February 2 1853 for
which will be ssnsd and after the hr OF
June, 1885, CHAKhsS 1859 rs, prssiasnt
u.p.JAry1ER. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01


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Coupe 49,. .Jno N Clay, Lexington, KY. 9 OF,
lss d.. X 9s,;fn Miss b Farrn. n
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

CANDY AGENCY-THE UEDEEsIGyESEEIDo, h Gs ~
been anponted agents the celebrated ANCHOR Jan
by have n stors a5o and 81 lbs EACH as soxs
IA nv Confectionery which offer to the trade a.
css The above Candy be equal to any that
prue as. aug ' ' JAMES SPEAKE Il CO.,
ID inauu 3Tchoupitouss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
A SURE RExEpY.-The Louisyille journal says

The President in undertaking to relieve his domes-
tic policy by directing attention to our foreign rea
tons, must have taken hint from receipt we see
going the rounds OF the paper just now To cure
| toothache, let an omnibus run over your foot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
FOUNDRY AND mAcHINE-sHoR

AD GEORGE PATTER S0N,
VIZ Successor to Mccain Paterson,) corner OF Deiord
and New Levee streets.
The undersigned is prepared e manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts. rurEsee Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of every description Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders. Gun Metal Rings etc.
pl-AGI,GAITH WORK of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the pnfposs o. a.,fs .; 49, xsEk
rups FaDge Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves OF all sizes used
by steamboats,.
ing Bar highly spoken Of by the Picayune Printing
Office and others them in set OF these Bars
under boiler lately put up in this estab
lishment.
Boilers Machinery and will establish Depot TO
the establishment where large quantity Of second hand Boil
e ~ GEORGE PATTERSON.
| New Orleans, June l, 1858. jel II