Oat DAY.Ei.cio_x.—The pipe lay P ar ty are de termined tio agile re-. a t t the fratids - 4 1640. The bill 40 , riding f e ir'tl4 , folding of the Presi• -• r i egl ia election oni the same day in different S.tatee, w a s laid on the to. g e in the Sena, by a vote of 26 to a , :lithe whir, but ;Att.. Henderson so Mr. Talltnadgn voting to lar it on table Air, THE Drcr4cY.--L •wagonload turn ing from the Whig Meeting at l iens , on Thursday last, skipped in l o ng enough, to giie three groans ) 0 1k, and passed to.the great relief. , e respectable ;,portion of the Whigs/ ; E x. Meam.E.H.The Coon eanili foi Governor hangs like tt / tlead ig ht upon the party. The whig ed trieci at first to raise an % It his killintan Indian at Mrs. in's, but it was no ge, and they glad to drop the subject. lICIIIOLN. — .The Detroit Free Press as its dearociatie friends that they draw upon Michigan for five elec. 'v'otes Tor Polk and 'D atlas ; and We, will give, the ,ticket a nia-' t y that will surprise even our- EarrEß's INIONOFICLAY.—"Hen. Clay ha,s, MO many heresies about trer to gain pay support." - ,th Conti Corresponding Committee. teeably to notice, the Bradford County ;in Committee assembled at the C ,ngeia ommittee wialcalled to order by COL. q SALSBURY. motion,ithe fallowing named gentlenien dded to the committee, viz : 7t,. IL d. Peck, Capt. Charles R. Ham. 112j..Jsre 'Culp, Owen Sullivan, E. 0. ich, Hugh O'Hara, E.O. Halsted, L . E. Han J. M. Wattles. • •otioa, %T.D.Overton of Towanda and lamitton of East'Smithfield were ap- Jecartaries of the Committee. ietion of Geo. Sanderson Esq., the chair the following named gentlemen as ieutive Cominittee whose duty it shall b craniie the several election districts tlini'- Contity, by appointing full and thoro! of vigilance in the several townships ,anderdon.' D. Wilmot, V. E. Piollet, Cepheus, P.C. Ward— ition, The chair appointed a comm ittee draft an' address fothe.people oflirad. ~,consisting of E. W. Morgan, Wm. H.M,Peek, J. M. Wattles and P. C. motion, Z. W. Morgin, David Wilmot, Piallet, E.S.Goodrich and Geo. San were appointed, a committee for procu- . eiltulstiag prqper documents.. A, That a County Mass Meeting of racy of Bradford County be holden nithfield on Thursday the 15th day next, and that our democratic citizens Iy and earnestly requested to attend. kid will he addreised by some of the and eloquent speakers of the day.. rarity Ccrpteading Committee, also t a i massnieeting of the democracy be at Atlietwon the second dayfof 15; ocleclc , M. The democracy are lusted 'to make a general rally at That the Corresponding Ciimmit to meet again at The Exchange in o Wtcinelolv the 17th day of July hoped that every member of the will feet it his duty to attend at one M. mmittee are happy ire assuring their that the most - entire' union my 'pervades the democratic party may, and that a triumphant victory le:glorious result of their exertions at ig eledione. lollowingeresolutions were unanimous- •ed, That we welcome the nominations ttional Convention as a lofty exempli ' Democracy, which laying all personal open the altar of the public good on -Those_ private character and po - 1 ire ware warrants that its linnet be mtied into thii administration of 1 4 and accom 'patiy 7 th . e 7 trriaTthfully le term of their. trust. ' ' , That tit;principles set forth in the ;.01 the Convention are worthy to be do the banner of is great party which *sof '9B downwards,in victory or • triumphed or fallen with its •true aloft-spurning alike - the silent con by the federal-whig party of for the public eye"' and the cajolery, the disttribution . of beef, is public hada - . That in JAMES K NOX,POLIC rorthy scion of the old stock, Young Those unflinching adherence to De triumphant vindication against in Congress in the darkest mic ievolutiodlseaded by CLAY, vim state against the apostacy of °bled- by the purest character for religion, prove him one to whom sadly commit the first office of the That in GEORGE MIFFLIN J know a distinguished fellow ci ,Om there is no guile; and against Idaeity of whig slander has never zr than to dedourice him for his, llgnited States Bank except in It and atrocious effort to repre7 , friend, when the fact is well le }Monster in its day of poWer Hoe of hitt birth and life an un iidence by its persecutions. hat we hive undiminished con& ididates, Henry A.'Muhleitbui'g Joshua Hartshorne for-Ca and Olathe haimony of our :la has but rendered the assn. dectiondoubly sure. - • 'hat the defeat drihe Goiernoi weal* in his: attempt - to restore • board of Canal Commissioners, Irthution and liws . we trust -may nies of uturpatiois by which - he " to distiltgadt the close of 1 . That vo invite OTher mimics oT noble 'emulation, teskh shall r e" "1, proportional increase in Octo- MBE IMil bei next over anylontie.dencenteile vent; end we pledge our beet axintienesta Adol _tli,lsilier ab sincerely 'enterAinibiOldrenkeetl.be distinguished hilhe'.idendlieneneiSt:. Veit will be foind'hit e nisighbositnidlitnig, nienney•• • ' : " : - If- ReiolVed, That ihejeminedingsedthisneent; ing be signed by tbe.nwantieri of. the' Commit'-' tee mg attested by the elude ind` nenee*n• David, Wilmot, Daniel Brlnkr: , l.' Arrnnah Wattlesl / ,Addison M'Kean, Gilbert Gay. :/ Vandercook; V. E. Tide*, =E. S. Clark, ,T. M. Beach; A. S. Chainberlhi; John L. ' , Webb, Robert Depew, 1 3 " . C. Go7e, Lafay to Leonard, 'P. C. Wird,: ' Noah Bliss, D. F. Barstow. Johnson, Owen Sullivan ; J. Thompson," E. 0. Halstead, Aspenwall, Morgan Dewitt,' James Sherwood, Elmer Horton,, Chester Thomas, Geo. Elliott,. .1., Wm. Baker, ' B. Laporte, . C. Stockwell, - -Edward Crandall. S. Taylor Benj. Buffington, Orrison R oyce, . E. W. Morgan, B. M'Kean, Simon Stevens, Jere Culp,: - Cyins Shumway, Hugh O'Hara,. 'Hosea Marsh, J. M. Wattles,„ %V. E. Barton, Wm. Elwell,• W. S. Ingles, H. S. Salisbury, J. M. Edsell, Edward, Mills, Abiram Pierce, C. H. Herrick, David Hill. J. Watkins, Leonard Pierce, Cyrus Merrill, H. M. Peck, Julius Russell, E. 0. Goodrich; E. S. Goodrich, L. E. DeWolf, - Geo. Sandergon... J. W. Furman, SETH. SALISBURY. •Chairman, T.B.OvEirorr, Secretaries. C•R.H.axi LTON, Married, • In Elmira, on the 19th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Van Zant, H. STARLET COMSTOCK, of Athens, Pa., to Miss OLAIIISSA KISIGSBIET, of the for merlilace. : - In Sheshequin, on the evening- of the 19th inst., by Rev. S. J. Gibson, 0. H. P. KINSEY, to Miss WET EGGETT. Died, /4 her residence in this borough, on the 13th inst., Mus. ELZCTIL Sa&w, *egg 52 years. In this afflicting dispensation of an unerring Providence, au aged husband has been left to lament the deprivation of a kind and devoted wife. Her children deeply mourn a bereave ment which has rentisunder the endearing fie that united them to a much loved and truly affectionate parent; whose winning, cordial kindness, emanating from a bensv °lent heart, had ardently attached to her an extensive circle of friends; who with her relatives, sorrowfully. realize that they, too, have, sustained a loss which is irreparable. But He, who in infinite wisdom has seen fit to remove this much valued relative and friend, has also graciously dispensed consolation in giving the happy assurance, that hers has been a blissful transition from thtirsufferings incident to humanity, t 6 a residence in those mansions where pain and sorrow are unknown.-1 DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION SWA Semi-monthly meetin g of the DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION OF TOWANDA, will be held at the Court House in Towanda, on TUESDAY evenin g , of the 2d July, at early candleli g ht. A genes _ invitati o n is g iven for all. t o attend. W. G. Sewer,' . SecretariesE 0. GOODRIdH, Secreta ries Towanda, June 11, 1844. • SfErTHE , North -Branch' Association of Universalist's will hold its annual meeting at OrWell Hill, Pa., on thelast Wed nesday and Thuniday in June-26th and 27th inst. The public are respectfully invited to at tend. , SOF7THE JEFFERSOMAN ASSO. ' CIATION OF WYSOX meets at the Academy, Thursday evening, July 4. A general invitation is cordially extended. Era WASHINGTONIANS !—There will be a raiding of the Washingto nians of the Borough of Towanda, at the Court House, MONDAY EVENING, July 8. CHILLS AND FEVER.—Wright's In dian Vegetable Pills are a positive, and certain cure for Chills and Fever, be cause, they cleanse the body from those bilious and corrupt humors, which give rise not only to fever and ague, but to every malady incident to. man. From four to six of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken six hours preceding every chill, will,. in a very short time, subdue the most obstinate attack of Chills and Fever at the same time the digestiveer gans will be restored to a healthy tone and the budji, so completely invigorated, that fever and ague, or indeed any oth-, •er malady, will be in a manner impos sible. - , • Cautlan.—As counterfeiters are abroad, avoid all stores ut doubtful character, and be particular, in all ca ses. to_ ask for lrright's Indiari Vege table Pills.' For sale at the store of J. D. de, E. D. Mentanye, Towanda, and! by agents published in another column of this paper. • - • STIVOUO I 239 18 herby y given, that , the matter of Japtes . 1 P. Taylor & Wm. 8. Pierce, partner a So der the firm of Taylor & Pierce of Bradford Co. Penna. Bankrupts — in the piegict Court of the United States for the Western District in" Penna., no. 460 October Term, 1.847, it is or dered by the court, that sale be mule Of.the es setts, including all remaining dims upon judg-, ments, - stedes, book.accounts,&c. of said Bank. ‘rtipts . in eompliancir,•with said onlerisll the assets, including every species of indebtediress to the gild Bankrupts will heexPosed to Publio site at 'die "S.Mithtteld " Exchange 11 Bradford. County, Pa. onßaturday the 20th day of July next at 10 o'clock 4. ld. ' • ' I.E. BALE, Assignee. June 22d, 1844. • Watch and 'Clock Repairint. jk; • RESPEOT,kIILLTH ia 'fo;ma his .fnenas and the .' f public that he stacontin . • 'l l 3 yeti - warp , an the . above ' business at his old stand , . • one door south of Ellio tt \ ,)„„ • ,& Mercur's store; and - nearly. opposite the Hey Scales.' . . , • , Watch find 'Clock &pairing, - Will be done on short notice, and warranted to" be well done. - Worn a long experience in the business, he believes, that he will be able to ren der Perfect satisfaction to all who. may favor him with their Patronage: " - N.B. Watches warranted to run Arell one year, or the money refunded; and a written aireemexit given to that effect to all that desire one, CLOCKS.-A large,assorttnent just re"iv• ed, and for Bale very low for cash. , If you want to buy 'Jewelry cheap call at. Chamberlin's Watch ShoP. • Towanda, June 24, 1844. Drugs_ Medicines, D. MONTANYE would respectful 1-KG, .ly announce to his friends and the pub:. lic generally that he has recently purchased of Mr. E. Wilcox, hie entire stock of Drugs and Medicines, and with the addition of fresh ern yids from the cities of New York and Philadel phia, is prepared to serve those who may favor him with a call in the best Possible manner. His assortment consists of „all the articlei usually, found in a country shop together with Oils, Paints, Wails, &c., &c., which. will be sold at as Moderate prices as the times and busi ness will admit of. - • Physicians can be supplied at very small ad vances from the city purchases. Shop nearly ,opposite & Son's store.' Towanda, June 18th, 1844. 71V2E20T -11011VAIL_XIC.• AGOOD ABBORTMENT,manufactured from the best material, foredo by W.H.BAIRD &CO. • June 18, 1844. No. 3, Brick Row. B3IM/M7ll"9llC.Aft_litso ROKE into the inclosurea of the 'whiten her. about two .weeks ago, one old red COW, (dry,) and one two year old heifer, red, with a line back, and white face. The owner is requested to prove property. pay charges. and take them away. JOHN PASSMORE. Rome, June 12; 1844. SHERIFF'S SALE. RY virtue of a writ of Vend. Expo. issued from the court of common pleas of Brad ford county, to me directed, I shall expose to public sale at the house ofE. Raynsford to the Borough of Towanda, on Saturday, the 13th day of JULY next, at one o'clock, 'P. M., The following described 'piece or parcel of land situate in Sheshequin township and bound ed as follows—Beginning at or on the N E of a tract of land- in the warrantee name of Jona than Hancock,' where the same intersects , the south line of the possession of "the late James Bidlack, dec'd, according to a common survey at a B K marked for the corner of the lot now to be conveyed ; thence along the first above mentioned line, north 531° West 85 perches to a post and stones for a corner; thence west 70 perches to a white pine sapling marked S M ; thence north about 79 perches(inore or less) to a chesnut post standing on the first above men tioned line; thence along said line north 431° west about 19 perches to the Susquehanna ri ver, a corner of the said Hancock west; thence south '2° 5-10 west along said river 104 3-10 perches to a pine stump south west corner of the said Hancock W R; thence south'26° east 128 perches to a post and stones; thence east to the south west of the James Bidlack posses sion, and along the south line thereof 163 per ches to the beginning. Containing 106 acres, more or less, about 70 acres improved,. with a house and— thereon. ALSOL-One other lot nearthe above, begin; ning at a post the south east corner of a lot be longing formerly to the late John Cahill dec'd.; thence 17°, east 288 4.10 perches to a po st south-12° "west 18 to a post; thence south 25° west 12 / perches to a. post; thence south 40° west Itrperches to a post; thence south 8° 9 perched to a birch tree on the east line of the Whitman warrant; thence north 421 west on said Whitman's line, 157 3-10 perches to a post; thence east along the south line of said Cahill's lot 96 9-10 perches to th© place of beginning. Containing 38 acres and 81 perches, more or less, Seized and taken in execution at. the suit of John Snyder vs. Samuel H. McAffee. ' J. N . WESTON,'Sheriff. Sherifre Office. Towanda, June 11, 1844.3 - INilthe matter of application o At a Court Stephen Krum's:id others to of Common be incorporated under the style, . Pleas of name or title of ths " Free-Will Brad. 'Co., Baptist Society "of Troy. - Sep. T.-'44. Notice is hereby given that Stephen Krum, OlNix Calkins, Gardner Seaman, Roswell Dun bar and others on the 9th of May 1844, present ed to the said court an instrument in writing, and the 'objects, articles and colidition therein set forth and contained appearing to them law ful and not-injurious to the community, direct ed the said writing to be filed, and that notice be given in one newspaper priatei in said county of Bradford, for at least three smelts be fore the next court of Common Pleas of said county, setting forth,that an application has been Made to said court to grant such an incor poiatiOn' according to die *act of Assembly, in such case made and provided. A. CHUBBUCK, Prothonotary. PrOthonotares Office, Towanda, -June-10; tB44;'S' - • gMAIDAIL73IE x IIkOIPTio - .- • WHEREAS my wife 1.Y1t4 bei left my . VV .beenel board without any just cause or provocation;this la *forbicl mewis", bat tioriag of trustieg her on may ammo* as I win pay do debts of her contracting after . Ibis date., - - ELIZAR WARNER. Pike, gay 13, 1,844. 4116 „ 4P1.4.01111Mi11t D. &AV. moicrAtritimgated the lery IThend `per of the Plies year, wotdd now the attentkmi of the public,-irk their *q estensiie - sasortnient •of Good, just nmeinng from N: Y.,city. , Among their Dry Goods May., tas found the most articles of the 'Mao% to wit :- Mika rinet,-Lawns, brouldain Detains; Itibhoni.Bon-, nits, Atrium's. fineTrints,*.cack. Groceiies of, a hinds and gaga* Hardware of 'every deenription,,lrum Bring Ste'," and other substantial such as Pork, Floui.and Thair - annigemesta are andi dud they ern fur nish to the trade some packages tt wholesale, and those thAt parches at retail Will not go away gruuddiu.g., CO and Inc Towanda, Java 20th, 1844. ' OMPEEMEIKI (MEMMaIe Iv. pursuance of art order of the Orphan's , Court of Bradfcrtd4wantit,theie will bees- Posed to on sato ow the premises, at one o'clock on the afternoon :of Monday, the first day of July next, the Allowing realtstate, to wit:—A tract of landSion:la in Granville tp., containing 109 acres - or AurreabOuts; •bounded north on land OfJ.-Pratt ; ,east on land of Ma! jor Hawley ; south on lane of Joseph .Pratt, and west on land ofStepherilfroman, and oth• era; with about fin* acres .improved, and frame house and log barn diatom. , crawl. Attendance will be given at .the time and place of sale by Ithe subscribers. JAMES H., Rt. l SEr:, JEHL4.I. Granville, May 6,1844. CAME to my enclosure,. the. 19th day or May last, a pale red CO W, eight or nine years old, with a brown bead and black bag, The owner is, requested to prove properth'paY charm, and take ber away. WILLIAM B. SEXTON. - Orwell, Jane 1, 1844. N. Stunner I Surneon Dentist, 'WILL return to Towanda in September next, and may be found at Mr. Cross', where he will be happy to wait on all who may neenisprofessional services. Towanda; June 18, 1844. REGIMENTAL ORDER. The 15th Regiment, 2d Brigade, Ith Division P.M. will meet for . Irill and Inspection at the Clair tont House in Towanda on Setuc ky the 29th day of Jane inst. The company parades will be ,ld the present year, under the iw Militia Law, on Monday the 7th inst, at such places within the minds of, said companies, as may selected by the proper officers,— companies within the bounds of _re 16th Regiment, not provided with Commissioned officers, may elect such of Seers, on the day of company parades at the usual place of holding their elections, agreeably to the 20th section of Militia Law passed April 1844. P. C. WARD, Colonel 15th Regiment. Colonel's Office, 2 Towanda, Jane Ist, 1844. .N.B. The Towanda Mid - gem/ill be free to all persons residing on the east side of the river en the 29tkinst. New Spring & Summer Goods, JUST ILECEIVEI4T H. MIX & . S.ONie .4nd for sate Cheap, for Cash Towanda, May 6, 1844. - • ' ' D. WILMOT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, fA§ removed his o ffi ce to the new Brick Block on Main street—No. 2, up stairs. uairurlow) &ataxia At the Burlington Coffee Iloue. NHE subscriber would respectfully inform his old friends and the public in general, that he has moved back to his old stand at Bur lington Four Corners, and having fitted up his house in good style, is now ready and willing to wait on all those who may, favor him with a call, and hopes by strict attention to his guests to make their stay both pleasant and agreeable, and if so he hopes to merit a share of public pa tronage. JOHN F. LONG. Burlington, May 17, 1844. EiIO33IBOIE AGAINST THE WORLDI • . SALIM H uit h risP AVE just received at eir stare in . MoN nos, and are now o ering for sale, the largest and most i perfect llassortment of goods ever opened in this market. They assure their friends and customers that their stock of staple and fancy goods is cornkie, and will be sold at prices to'suit the ticnes. They have a full stock of . CLOTHS, con sisting of Broadcloths.Ccusrinteres,Vestings, he. For Ladles' . Wear, They have various splendia . Patterns of Beka rinea, (a new and much adm iral article) Lawns, Ginghams, DeLeine% and - prints, at all prices. They also offer to Whig gentlemen, a new and beautiful article of SUMMER HATS, called "Ashland Hats," warranted to please, anti in order to preserve strict. impartiality they also keep "Van Buren" hats of superior style and manufacture. Also, Leghorn, Palm,. Wool and Fur Hats, of all wises. - • • 1100 TS 4I SHOES, of all sizes, numbers, and qualities. CALL 41c BEE—We ask nothing for 'esti biting our •goodsl to any whose curiosity may induce them to call. • D.C. & O.N.SALBBURY. Monroeton, May 25, 1844. BAMD - & suEnwoop, VINIMBEINVGS 40 'IC A Val EBAIRD & SHERvvocni hive °petted au office Troy.Briad. Cd Pa. and will attend to all business of said office, in the line of their profession as cepiittners. S. Busawoon will attend punctually at said office in Troy, and E. W. BAIRDImay be consulted at any time in relation to the business of the firm, at his office in Towanda 43-4 m S OLE & UPPER -LE4THER foi t wo a t 0 June 1, 1844. . !SALSBURY'S, • C• 4 ALMON--a fi rst rate 'article.'--for alp liy 0:: Julie '2. • • irALOUR, by die buiteli awl otheriiise, for sale at • • ~ :. r sh. i iiiis . olik: l 4W. : .::iiit''io,i; l lg. • . . r• :obi Cartel' - Barber suit Ralf Dreuer , ViETURNI3 his thanks to 'itia'numeratis jtv aostomer i g; ina infonii them that he hay tt!mowit his shop to toe stoalt Inuldiag On the' :north aide pf elks publicquae, ,oedoerweit ortho 'chugs Hotel, Where he' williWfatual at a, ressonsue hatita, lady to wait on lbw wlm , ma* faaoi him with a i m% in the,piliteat maw poseible. • Tow:ands, May 25,1844: • IN timelier of applicatiowon At a Court j. Leal. Lawrence and others Lof Common to be in corporated under the style,, }. Pleas of name at , ,title of the "First Me"! I Brad' Co.; thodist Episcopal - c h ur c h" inj !SO. T. '44. Notibe is hereby given that Leslie Lawrence, Whitney Gifford. Thomas' W. Baker aid nth era on the Ottrof May 1844, presented to the said cows . an - instrument in ;writing, and the objects, articles conditions therein ',we forth and contained %vault' . g to them lawful arid not in jurious; 'to .the Community; directed , the said writing to be, - fded. and' that notice be given in one newspaper piinted in said county of Brad ford, for at least 'thee weeks before the , next court of Coteauin Pleas of said county, setting forth that aw 'application has been =deft. said 'court tit grant such an act of -incorporation cc- Cording to the act of Assembly in such - case made and provided. : • ' I•. A. CHI3IBUCK, Prothonotary. - prothonotary's. Office, Towanda; June, letb, 1844.5 FOR ANIALIIE—AIE, - D. Vandercook's Cabinet Shop ! • ,rIIIHE subscriber in consequent:pot ill health IL wishes to dispose of his — Cabinet Shop. jCir 'establishment consists of, Cherry Lumber, Ma. 1084114, Hardware. Tools, ,Furniture, &c., Which he wit. sell On reasonable terms for ca s h, 0,,r short-credit with good surety. . ' D. %UNDERCOOK. • 'rows :Ida, May 21 , 1844. : New 1 spring & Summer Goods, JUST RECEIVED AT TETE BRICK STORE, ( corm, of Bridge and Main sit.) . Mayl24, 1844. J. F. MEANS & CO. BRICK ! ANY QUANTITY of 8 0 FT & HARD BRICK for Baler by . Map 25', 1844. IKEANB4c CO. 241112WMNEP S :t WO/2 1 201§.9 OTICE is hereby givan to all interested, that letters testalneziorThave this day been granted to the subscribase on the estate of Wm. Smith, dec'd. of lYindham tp., All persons indebted to said eitrte are milked to make immediate payment, and all those hav ing demands against the same ate Yequested to present them, legally attested, for settlement. SETH SMITH, 2 . Ljecut°lll. H. ARNOLD, .5 Windham, May 9, 1844. CASH AND WINS ttrantalattlW WCYJZINI GRANT'S WOOLEN RICTORI; , 'ITHACA, WLL have an Agent at the following places, to exchange ,at of all kinds for Wool on as good terms if 'not better,- than at-any other Factory in the State, and trust that every man will call and examine foi them selves before trading. July 19th at Nichols Corners ; " 22, at Leßayaville; " 23, Wysox, (Cooley's Tavern ;) . ." 24, Towanda, (Coe's Tavern° i " 25,Sheshequin, (Moody's Tavern;) " 26, Athens; " 27, Smithfield (Tuttle's Tavern;) " 29. Burlington; " 30, Troy ; 31, Columbia Flatts ; August Ist. , Diggett's Hollow, (Speneerville;) " A. Miner's (Wells township;) " 3& 4. Elmira. P.S. Cub and the highest price paid for Wool. Bring you Wool along with you and I will buy it. The Aisoriment will consist of GRANT'S Celebrated Sheep's Gray Cloth, MIXED CLOTHS, CASSIXEMES & SATTINETS. Also, a general assortment or Black, Blue black, Adelaide, Invisible Green, Brown and Steel Mixed 1 Farmers can realize from 20 to 25 per cent, more than by disposing of it any other way . We hope you will call and examine the weight, body, and y ou of.stock in each yard of the above mentioned Cloths, before purchasing else where. The highest price paid for Wool, and Cloth at the wholesale Factory price. 'lf 'regnired, a proportion of payments for - Wool win be made in cash. • CHA'S A. CRANDALL, Agent. Ithac.a, June 10, 1844. • MORE NEW GOODS! IE3 Co 02a€11EZ. Is how Prepared to exhibit for the inspection of his old friends and the public generally_ a little the best assortment of goods in town. He deems it sufficient to say hie stocknumhers the usual variety of Prtivisions, such as Flour, Coral meal, Pork, Butter ; Lard, Vett, Coffee, Cho4olate, Lump and Brown Sugar, Molasses,, froml3l to 75 cis., Raisins,Prunes,Dried Cu,. rants, Figgs, Sultana Raisins, Tapiaco, Pickles,‘Pepper Sauce ; Confectionaries of, a ll kinds, Fruits, Nuts, from paper-shelled Ala-,end s to Pea Nuts, Candles, Shaving and Bar Soap, Dried apples, and a good assortment Of _Preach and Crerman ' Tqs, - &c. - ; dcc.. • - Ai; it his become the general hefiet th a t la y, nutriment is a tittle the .I?eseselecti , ,m and the greantst:varielyi n the place, and foz ready pay the public maybe secured they Trill get as good goods "palm cheap as thatcan I ,ebought else. where. All:kinds of produce _taken in ; ex change. ' Bets= yin' call atrey odd a t an d,th e Pod Office, and forthe titan take littki cake ttud chiese Or. chestnuts; apples or. eigani arty thidg t o keep_ tip the spirits in this time of high 'pres sure. • • liftty2s, 1944, ' - fIoTTONNARN,'.Wicking At. Petting nu. NIL) hand by . • MEANt.4 & CO% Mi BROAto-CLOTHS. le* . dowse 31111-1111, 31.111.31:11, MIRE apli cribei liiirjiisirettneed from the • AL city - With a Splendid:and large' as. moment of Vetches, Clocks, Jewelry, refey Goods, Spoona i ttpeeks of's!! egos, Rings, Pink Accordions, Violin Strings, Reeds,.ComPluan• Keys; Chains, W,atchmt&ers hlaterials and all articles vier kept in a Fancy & Jewelry Store, and will be said to suit the times for cash, call and seti. N. B. the' imbscriber is prepared to rppidr all kinds Of Watches &,Jewelry on short notice and the bad [manner, as he - has a new lot of tools and materials fresh from the city. - - • L M. GILI I BON. O'Shop next door to ,the Post Office, Main BRIGADE ORDERS ! NNOTICE is hereby given to the enrolled. Militia within the boundi of dui 2d bri gade 9th division P. M., that they iilll,meet in batialionsi4 regiments for inspection as follows • The 2d battalion 129th regiment 'will meet on . 16ity:sthe 24th day of June next. The 'lst battaliOn lame regiment on Tuesday the 25th. - - •• - - - The lilt bat. 156thon'Vedneaday the 26th: The 2d battalion of the setae regiment on , Thursday the 27th. The 21st regiment on Friday the 28th. • • The 15t1trig. on Baturday29th day of June At such - plams as , theieveral commending of ficals may direct. Adjutants and captains of companies arealso notified and required to have their roll 'copies ready for delivery, and also their lists of absentees properly authenticated as the law directs. Company traininge on the 3d Monday. - WM.E. Brig. Inspector, 2d brig., 9th diva, P.M. Brigade Inspector's Office, East. Smithfield, May 21-, - 1844. NEW :SUMMER • GOODS, : - JVST 'gunwale • ' ALSO; AN -ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF Books & OtatiOnary,'.'• May 6. For sale by J. KINGSBURY. Jr. WIIITE. MARL. LIME IITE MARL LIME for sale, whole sale and retail at • HALSTED'S. Candles one Shilling per .pOund ! CANDLES •& TALLOW constantly on hind and foreale at HALSTED'S. EZOM. DM= memsi.s7a, TARE A PEEP INTO NO. 3, BRICK ROW. Ware happy - to be able toinform our neighbors, that the BRICK' BLOCK IS UP, and the citizens of Bradford county ge nerally that we are this day receiving at No. 3, a new and extensive assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER• GOODS, which have been purchased in the city of New York for cash and Goon CREDIT-a goodly portion of them direct ly opposite I.l* door of one Henry Sheldon and one John it cT eil. ' Our goods have•beeit pur chased under such circumstances as to enable us to sell them very cheap. We do, therefore, pledge ourselves to sell as low for ready pay. as any store in Bradford county. Our stock consists of . Dry; Goods,: Groceries, liardware and • crockery, Drugs 4- Medicines, Dye woods 4 . - Dye she's, • 4-c. 2 In &et, we.-have on hand.almost every . article Usually kept in a country store. We will change our goods for .Cash, Produce of any kind. all descriptions of Lumber, good fresh butter, wool, sheep-pelts, tattles' hides, &c. &c. We acknowledge our Obligations to the many friends who have stood by us thrbughlhe" hard times," and fondly hope to be able to make it an object for them to continue 'their patronage. WM. H. BATH & CO. Towanda ; May 6, 1844. UCO) aLDELEZQ THE - bestselected assortment of Satin stripe Challeys, printed DeLaines..Belzarines, French,Lawns, Mulls, &c., ever offered in this market, may be found at No. 3, Brick Ravi. ruitirmEß.woßie, Cnmped dimity cuffs. and collars, Ashburton collate and collarettes, dimity chemisettes, em broidered fillet reticules, &c., &c. ALSO—The best assortment of Ladies' cra vats and Dress Handkerchiefs in Towanda, no mistake, all at BAIRD'S. • May 6. • NO. 3, BRICK ROW. CASK ANirGOODS paid for Long Shin, glea n and a good quality Pine Boards, at: BAIRD'S, No. 3, Brick row. May 6. E. . 300 41 BUSHELS t l Zg A . 103 T 1 do. 3(iOdo. 500 of Buckwheat; .100 do. Rye. for gaiety W .1 1 A.BAIRD At CO. 3. Brick row. May .6. B oors-,& SHOF,S, a large aisertmeut at BAIRD'S. May E. No. 3, Prick row. SSOLELEAT t ritII. middle weights , a first rate armie s , for sale at .No: 3. Brick row. May 6. WM. H. DAM:PA 'CO. AMP 0 IL, Sperm andyallow - Candies, JLA at No . . 3, Brick tow. CO.. May 6. . WM. IL BAIRD lt,O 'URFA; ORANGESA LEMONSist No. IC '3., Brick rOw, BAIRD'S. D'3MESTIC JODSLShieti igs, Shirt inge, Ticking, cotton Tarn, 'Wicking, list..cingi &c ., at No. 3,Britit row-. May 6. - WM. 11. BAIRD*. CO. eILOYER & TIMOTHY liEED.'at N 0.2 Btick. row. W. 11.13AIRD & CO. 15 fortirtti"LE BU_Or t ii rt io; orlessi, I May 6. , - No. . No. 3,-Brieliroto. rIARPET. WtittP for site et No. 3, Brick JA'oN. . . , W.HAIAIRD dr. CO. . . . 111 OUR AND BIIIIISILHATS, Cloth .Cape. jr Boy's caps, foraale at . BAIRD'S, May - • N 0.3, li'ralerow._, INFORMATION WANTED,. - .Ph - h - aidowlady by . the name of ErI.NICE .11URIVEY,•widoWt or I.l)enezer Burley, -is ingiw,fl2e•eounty, by aildresainga.note totho A*v 1101 6 ,:k. H.. !Lead ; 114nntrOse, nr by. , calling on the iset6trvibeir, alio will Tective ndonnatia lt which will be of pecuniary :benefit to her. Any intormation Irom any' allot aci/nairnarOp,• 0 , fiirtirl of her. whore shim reAiiles. ikr.. if 'ANC. 01. ' Atitireta as above . " . D. M. BUI,L: I' 'l'4) 'slat, Mav 11, 1 - 6 14. - - ...
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