w e stood et out ease, we could
tt i ng ly make nonsense of the
of our friends,, still less; -with
came we are ambitious to. de.
would we pervert or reverse The
„ 3 o f an opponent, by taking half
ice, as he does—represpnting
as saying Alll OICPOS
ii TARIFF FOR PROTEC
:, If this man is oily a forger
brass enough Co do a business
1014 for being nothing worse
i f olatfon he is by no means in
our rrospect•--Changes.
hare recently received letters
g e rint section ' s inquiring as to
spec of the democracy of this
These letters inform - us that
a s are industriously;, circulating
ohat-iip. wards, of• -tivo hundred
tav'eL already taken place . . in
me from democracy- to. whip
t h e 'only name mentioned- is
Herrick
the infdrmation ; of (=friends
say, th 4 our prospect was
au good4s it now is. The party
County, has • never been:at any
ms period more united, more
is and _indefatigable than noC--
;pirit of democracy is aroused,
Ivades the whole couptry with
marelleled enthusiasm. This
ay Mood for her FOUR hundred
*for PCILKL.and DALLA.S and
tENDRED - Majority for Mull-
JOG, the falsehoods of the
to the contrary notwithstanding.
and Herrick formerly- president
this judicial district, has come
'Clay. , This gentlerrian has not,
are aware of, +ever - made pre
is to being a democrat, occasion
may have voted our ticket..- - -
know, that he was ,distinctiv
with' the opposition to defeat
et last fall, and we doubt much
he ever supported the whole
county ticket. It is certain that
awhig asking for office at the
olpower under Ritner dinas
this state; and. was_sanguine, that
the aid bf - his influential whig
'she siioyld succeed. Whatever
m the judge may occupy, our
may depend on it, it will make
E VOTE ' S: d i ffere nee.
to othir changes reported; we
It to learn, with one eiception,
ingle person haying changed who
uniformly acied- with us. .The
ion, includes a person Who did
for Van Buren in• 1840.. It
reported- of many democrats
)uoty that - they have changed
names we might give it neces
idiuut the least foundation, and
tqualified.falsehood, and knoiin
Ich by- the whip' who lave
• to it.. Qn : the othei hand it
that many . of the ,liarrlioon
1840; in this County, are
Out'for Polk and Dallas. We
• -
gain, our friends around need
apprehension - for Bradford ; we
:argot the in a way, that
log to their consciences the poor
,ease of bitter ;remorse for the
aood they have attempted to palm
r the cake of votes.
'[For the Bradford Reporter.]
GeonniCir-:—On the 13th inSt
!thociats assembled in the village
and re - solved to have a " HickQ- •
ing" in Troy on the 20th at
:k" P. M. When it was . an
that there
.would be a Hickory
ing in Troy, the stroug hold of
, the hot bed-of federalism, the
dace of coonery,. the announce-
received with contemptt- the
The idea that the, democrats
ven,ture to make a saw „of
in Troy 'was thekvery stretch of
la! nay,-'worse, it Was almost
What ! raise a hickory pole in
federal Troy, in the, face and
rpgant whigery! jt was worse, '
gse than the condact of the boy
, alseeking to - rescue his turkey
the hand,s of somelew of the
maidens o( that place who
ierted it:to tbe`dse oretionety.
e 20th arrived and with it came
rally of the aernoeney of
At noon along capie:thieFtnuel
Hickory Role, *dawn by e 34
splendid oxen; each ox behtg
. with hiikorybougbs.. The
preceedeit by two wagons ime
' ll contained a Tun-length 'portrait
Iliickory, of Tenessee. present-
Mr. Bowman of this (the
who Upon a Certain' tweisiOn
INN
.etaipitated a eertain
by wearing a" Polk
_end baOge
by way of contrast), The other:1:01;ga
drawn by four grey horses, containectthe
Tiey Band,.,who uttered the most
vening music. .Following the poleviere
several -wagons' filled with democratic'
voters. During the fore part Of theaf
teinoon, the democrats of the surround
ing country_flocked in, much. to the am ,
grin'of the coons, so that at 2 o'clock
!here were not far from 400, on the
ground, • reao and anxious to give a
helping hand . if necessary. After the
hickory.was put in its place and secured
position, a 'streamer was rutrup
100 feet, when it -,opened. to the breeze
and displayed the.proud "of, our
several candidates when three cheers
were given for Pelk,_ three for Dallas,
three tor Muhlenbuig, and: three for
Louisiana. The last was " wormwood,
gall and poke root l' to the-coons as,
brought -to - their minds, if !rands they,
have, very unpleasant ;reminiscences.—
The band, t he y gave us sqme of .their
,
best; tun, es, played. in their best style.
This u4s followed by a few remarks by
F. Smith,, after *ilia a proposition was
made-and carried with _a loud buiza.to
hold a ' Democratic Mass Meeting m
Troy on-the 2.9 th of _August. The as
sembly 'then adjourned in a quiet and or=
•
derly manner, _ . :
_
[For tit eiradfcird Reporter.]
What's allthls noise. and Conti'.
sion I
No. 2.
Has the big gun burst, or has Millers
prediction of end of the end of the world
broken out again-? Oh no, it is only a
federal Whig. Clay meeting, *singing
their own favorite songs.
GeValong home - ye loco foco clicks.
The people's rising
For Clay and Frelinghuysen.
llumsy dumsy
Col. Johnson kill'd Tecumseh.
Such are the means inane use of by
the enemies'of democracy, to blind the
eyes of Abe people, and keep out of
view whig sentiments-; they do not
like to have their principles stand in
bold relief before them. The measures•
advocated by the federalists have been
so often' put down by die people ; that
even the name has become odious, and ,
a change was necessary to ensure any
chance of success; hence the name: of
whig has lieen adopted ;—have they
Changed their principles ? No, no not
in the leait; ilthey had they. would
join
. in . with democracy in support-of
our government ; are they willing to
have a the . government vested- in the,
hands of the people,? If they were; we
should not hear all this - noise and confu
sion. Their choristers at the Clay clubs
.would become an useless office; the
people would be respected as men and
citizens, and -the siren song would, not ;
be sung to entice the unwary from a
true sense of their duty.
Fellow Citizens, can we trust them ?
We have seen the effects of their . pcyw-'
er, 'an alien law, a 1 sedition law, - an
bank of thirty t five \ millions, capital
chartered without consulting the people,
and This large capital squandered, by
onei of their party called the great finart.
cier and even named by the wings as a
Candidate for the'Presidency. And are
not many of us new smarting under the
effgcts of their infamous bankrupt law ?
and more recently in the State Rhode
Island, governed ,by the_ real
_federal
whig principles, one of her sons sent
toiprison during life, for raising his
noise-against a Brittish Charter.;
Such
fellow, citizens, we cannot -trust
to Such men nor their measures.; their
siren song is too weak, to put the fir
mer and mechanic to sleep on their
post; the people will arise - ietheir might
and say to those song singers down :
busy devils, down I. we will fight not
like the duellist with sword and Pistol,
bitt with the true democrat's Weapon,the
ballot box, end with no cither aid but
the thumb and finger; olk therein, suf
ficient to -silence all their noise ' and ,
ennfusion, and war . of words for marry
years to come, and; will be joined ; heart
and hand by
MEI
116-05 10 THE POLIC-CLUB•of Tovianda
Township, trill meet at the, SiliOrd
$OlllB near lkfaji Fisher's, Saturday eieniug
ritigust 3(4 at early earidlejight.. : A gene.
ral'attendaueelS requested. •.. •
.1 The. ',hooting will be addressed by ID.. Wil=
mot Esq., end other-able speakers. • -
L Ht3cirrr, -
secretaries
• ' .-I.W:
Ogler! - .A GAMI MEETII4O wit be
lOW - belditt Litchfield, Bradford county,
!s.,zommescing August-14th •1844. Friends
and preaches are invited to attend.;.. No,per-:
ion will be preacher s
to ',sell any tiling, that the
livr prohibits withiathree miles of the ground:
George. Fateber . and In the Court of Com.
Martin S. - Rogers,- • Pleas of Bradford
vsr - - - County No. 508
.„ • •
Jacob Haose, • September Term 1842.
THE undersigned Auditor appointed by he
Court toidport the liens and 'distribute
and apply the money raised from the Sheriff's
sale of real estate by virtue of process issued on
the above judgement will attend for the hearing
of die parties t at his office in the borough of Ath
ens, on Saturday the 31st day of . August nest,
at . '2 o'clock P.M., of which altpersonsinterest
ed will please take notice: . .
• HENRY - C. BAIRD, Auditor.
July 22d. 1844.
Bradford County pinny Convention.
VOTE " for - the poor man's cause, - for
labor's just reward."
E friends of liberty and equal rights will
meei at the Court House in Towarida,
on Thursday the first of August, for the per
pose of nominating candidates for the ensuing
general_ election, and for taking such other mea
sures as May be calculated to aid in redeeming
the country from
..its present bondage to the
slave power and the servile whig and .democra
tic parties.
Men of Bradford, come one, come al‘antrlet
us rally around the standard of tiltarty,'" pledg
ed .to truth, to liberty, and
JOHN . THOMPSON, -.=
PHILEIVLON STONE,
.CLARK. CAMP, " Committee.
JAMES DE WOLF, . .
A. C. HINMAN. '
July 18th,_1844, - , • - •
The bridge wilt.be. free for .those who
wish to attend the Liberty Convention from the
oast side of the river.
LIST OF JURORS for September Term,
Sessions and Court, 1844. •
' 'GRAND JURORS. '
Wysox—John Allen; •
Herrick—Ao43. Addison ;
Springfield—Aain Bropn,Thilander Horsley,
W.T.Willianis ;
.
Litchfield—LAndiew Brainard, Daniel
. MalerY;
Ridgbnryh—Abner Cooper, Jared Hanimond,
G. McAlvin. G.M :Mandeville ;
Ulster—lsaac Cash ; .
~„
Athens Boro.—L.S.Ellaworth ; - ..,..-
Albany—N.B. - 11grison ; .
CantOn.-4David B. Granted, Hubliell Manley;
Sheshcquin—G. W .Kinney ;
Burlingnin—W;R: McKean, David Rose, ABS-
helSmith;
Romer-Ephraim,Parker;
StaildiniStone—Henry Tracy ;
Dural—N. D. Watford;
Mouroe—Jarid Woodruff.
7i'llollß-FIRST WEER. ,
Orwell—Roger Alger, John Lyons;
Springfield--Win. Brace ;
Burlington—Join Bloom, Cephus Campbell;
Sheshequin--Jesse Brown, Zebulon Spalding;
Warren—B4l - Ij. Buffington, C. S. Corbin ;
Granville—Chauncey Baxter;
Pike—Stephen Brink, 6 . .N.DeWolf;
Towandalloro.—Henry A. Cary. J.Kingsbe-
Ty Jr
Rome—J .B.Demony, Earnest Forbes, J. M.
Wattles; •
Columbia—A. B. Garnet, Hiram Mason, ‘.
Asylum—John Horton jr., Paul Quick;
Litchfield—James Ingalls, Miles Merrill ;
Tuscarora—Charles Johnson, Moses Quinby ;
'Herrick—Elisha Keeler; •
Canton—Eldah Landon ; •
, ••
Albany—Horatio Ladd ;
Monroe*Chester. Mason ;. .
Durel•—sela Payne;
Wella—Hiram Ranney, James Warner;
Athens Tp.—Job Shepard, Wm. Scott; •
Troy Chester Williams.
. SECOND WEEK.
Wysor.—Angevin Bull; .
Herrick—lL W. Camp;
Warren—Hampton Champlin, S.King;
Towanda Boro.—Zeruiah Cross, P.C. Ward
Athena Tp.—Amok Comeby, N. Flower, J
McKinney, L. H. Sherman ;
Ridgbury—William Covill, John Easton;
Orwell—Nathaniel O.hub.buck, Hiram Frost;
Pike—Wilson Canfield, Thomas Ransom ;
South Creek—. Eben Dunning; .
Asylum—:Alonzo Dole; James Gamble, J.M.
Quick ; c•
Canton—C.S.Elliott ;
Columbia—W.H. Gernet ;
Sheshequin—Edward Hill, Martin Osburn, N
Shored;
Ulster—Samuel Holcomb ; •
Troy—Charlesaing, Edwin Pomeroy ;
Wells—Robert Miller,_Shubal Rowlee, Daniel
Strong, Jesse Shepard
Windham—Robert Nelson;
Armenia—Tin:lathy Randall ; -
Towanda Tp.—GeorgeSpalding.
Bradford County Cavalry
•
THE • Bradford County Cavalry will meet
at the Clareinont House in the borough
of Towanda, on Saturday August 17. 1844, at
10 o'clock A. M.. armed and equipped se the
law directs for military parade and drill.
R. H. CONKLIN, Captain.
Towanda, July 23, 1844.
ESTRAY.
(taw. to my enclosure about the 18th of
April, a red heifer. The owner is re
quested to prove property, pay charges and
take her away. - P. lIURLBURT.
Springhill, July 17th, 1844.
- LOST.
ChN the night of .the 3d, a Gold W.ATcn
ty.HLT, betiveen Raynsford's and the Clare.
mod. House.• The finder be liberally
rewarded by leaving - it at this office.
Job; 1&44:• , • •
Amami Lot of New 'Goods at g0..k8ri.4 Row
PVHE subscribers have just retteived from
.New York. .a fresb_supply,,of summer
Goods, among wbich are a large assortment of
Gent's Leghorn and Palm LeatHats; boys do.
Oil Bilk,Blue and other prints, illtur drills and
otherckAhs for summer wear, Ladies Leghorn
and Straw Bonnetsj•Bonnet Ribbons, Artificial.,
&c., 4t.e. -W.H. BA1111) &
COs -
June 28, 1844. •
OLD .SODTII•
OT, n few bags of tine salt for, dairy ;and
0- table use, also any quintity:ot common
Salt, which ,we promise to sell as cheap if not
cheaper than any ot4et merchant' in.rosfanda.
Call, before , you buy, at- No: 3. Brick ficiw e .
June 28; 1844; -W. B Aff,{D .- •CO •
WHITEMARL: LIME;
wHITS: MARL LIME;Ioi-Salo;
sale and retail at • HALSTPD'S.•
O,OLE UPPER LJNATHER for salts' at
► 'Juno I,
.18.140 4,4l,ssuivrs..
i rgotroil YAnNyviriekirig & Bitting El l
kJ hand by
; /SHOODZZ, -
11113 heraby giv4ll,' that in the matter of James - .
P. Taylor Wol.'B. Pierce,' partners en
der the firm of Taylor &Pierce o!' Bradford Co.
Penna., Batikrupts—in the Bbstriat Court of
the United States for the Westetn,-District of
Penna., no. 460 October l'erm,4Bl2,it is or
dered by the court, that sale' be • ode of the as
setts, including all reinaininidues upon judg
ments, notes, book;accounts; &c. !of said Bank
rupti. In compliance with said order, all the
assets; including - every species of indebtedoess
to the said Bankrupts will be exposed to public
sale at the •• Smithfield -Exchange" ,Bradford
County, Pa. on Saturday the 20th-day of July
next at 10 - o'clock A. M.
J.E.HALE, Assignee.
June 22d, 1844
Watch and Clock Repairing.
• ~ .
• in 4. CILIJIBERLIJK
=-, RESPECTFULLY in
-.1-'4116
- i s„ - forms his friends and the
public that he still contio
' iC -6--- '< ,- Slie ues to carry . on the above
i: t').)l business at his old stand,
* ,", ?..i- one door south of Elliott
O' le r.,,__S. -. r‘. dc Meteor's store; -and
------.-f:, -' '' nearly opposite the Hay
Scales.
Watch and Clock Repairing, -,
-Will be.done on short notice, and,warranted to
be well done. From 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. - Watchei warranted to . run wel l one
~
year, or 'the money refunded; and a written
,agreement given to that effect to all that desire
one ' - _
.CLOCKS.—A large assortment just receiv
ed and for sale very low for cash., • ,
.11;you want to buy Jewelry cheap call at
Chamberlin's Watch. Shop. , _
ToWanda, June 24, 1844. 1 1 . ,
Drugs & Mbfileines. •
D. 3iOIiiTAIIFtE viould respectful
. •ly announce to his friendsand the pub
lic generally that he hitt recently purchased of
Mr..E. Wilcox, his entire stack of Drugs and
Medicines, and with the addition .of frah arri
vals from the cities of New York and Philadel
phia, is prepared to serve those who may favor
him with a in the best possible manner.
His - assortment consists of all the articles
usually .foundin a country shop together with
Oils, Paints,- Wass, &c., &c., which will be
suld'at as moderate prices as the times and busi-
ness will admit of. ,
Physicians can be supplied at very small ad 7
vances from the city purchases. Shop,nearly
opposite H.Mix & Son's store.
Towanda, Jane 18th; 1844
r311( 1 _111LIIIIT 111DITTAIJIM1
„GOOD ASSOldhltNT,lxtanufactured
from tho best, material; for sale by r
W:H.BAIRD & CO.
- 4tine 180844. _ No. 3, Brick Bow.
.411L1111J.131U1L-M.111113114.,
I, D. Si E. D MONTANYE, grateful for
(pr o the very liberal 'patronage of the past
year, would now* solicit they attention - of the
public to their very extensive assortrrient, of
Goods just receiving from 4, Y. pity. Among
their Dry Goods may be found the most fash
ionablerarticles of the season, to wit : Balza
fines, LaWns, Mouslain Delains, Ribbons, Bon
nets, Parasols, fine Prints, &c., &e. Groceries
of all kinds and qualities, Hardivare 'of every
description, Iron, Nails, Spring Steel
.and other
substantials such as Pork, Flour . and Salt.-
Their arrangements arc such that they can fur
nish to the trade some packages at wholesale,
and those that purchase at retail, will not go
away grumbling. Call and see:
" 'Towanda; June 10th, 1044.
J~~T]~iC~.Y~~
kAME' to my enclosure the 19th day of
May last, a pale red COW; eight or nine
years old, with a brown head and black bag.=
The owner is-requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. ' -
WILLIAM IL SEXTON. - .
Orwell, June 1, 1844.
J. N. Sumner, Surgeon Dentigt -,
WILL return to Town&le in September
next, and may be found at Mr. Cross',
where be will be happy to wait on all who May"
need his professional serviees. • •
- -Towanda, June 18, j 844.
New Spring & Summer Goods,
HIST RECEIVED AT
H. MIX & SON'S,
.lnd for sate Cheap, for Crush
' Towanda, May 6, 1844. .
Oat's LAN D louo - Aavatia
At the Burlington Coffee House,
THE 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, add having fitted up his
house in good style, is' now ready and willing
to it . ait.on all those
.who may favor him *frith rccall,.and hopes by strict attention to his guests
to Make" their stay both pleasant and agreeable,
and its° he hopes to merit a share of publie:pa
trOnage: JOHN F. LONG.
Burlington, May 17 , 1844. - - •
MORE NEW GOODS !
_ •
7MO Cho
-$ nowpreparcd to exhibit for the inspection
I of his bld friends and the public generally
a little the , best assortment of goods-iia .town. ' .
He deems it sufficient to say his sielt•nutribersi
the wind ' , gaiety of Provision, supkgs 171 cir,
Corm meal, Pork; Batter,` Lard, Tea,' Coffac
Chocolate; Lump - and Brown Sugar„Melasies
from SI to.-7& cis., Raisins,Prtines,Dried Cur
rants, Figgs, Sultana Raising, Tapiaco, Citionk
Pickles, Pepper,Sauce; confectionaries of,all
kinds, Fruits,Nuts, tram paper.shilled Almonds,
to Pea Plids, Candles,, Shaving and
„Bei Soap,
Dried apPleti, and stiotid assortment Fivnett
.and Germin T:,Ys e drc:',&c:l
As it has become theteneral belieCtbat .my
'lissortreent is a-little Ate best Selection arid tint
- greatest varietyi n the place,, and for ready pay
the public may,be fissured they - ,will get - as good
goods and is cheap at they can bibought else
where.. All . kiridi of produce -takeicinl'exl . '
change. Be sure you calfat,n4 old stand; the
p ad Office, and while welting ; for the inaillake
a hale take and- ekeeire os :ekeeta4tisePPlei.Pr,
cigars or Any, thing ,to keep up-the Spirits; in
this diner of high Orasaure._ , •
May 15, 1814% • •
_LIZOSSIECTE
AGAINST- THE WORLD !
SaidilirAtt 771 1 .•
AVE just received at'their atom in Mos
. Bon, and are , now:offering. for sale;
.the
largest and Most - perfect assortment of goods
ever opened this Market. They assure Their
-Mends and customers . . that their stock of staple
and fancy geode is compkte, and will be sold at
prices to-anit the , times. • "'
They have-a full stock of .cLiyhis. con
sisting of Elroarkloihs,eassimeres,Vest ge; 4-c.
Wear,
- For Ladies' ,
They have various splendid patterns of Belzer.
sines, (a hew and much admired article) leiwits,
Ginghams,tleLaines„ and prints, at all prices.
i They alsO offer to whigrrentleinertot now and
beautiful article of _SUMMER HAT*, called
Ashland; Hats,", warranted to, plesse„, and in
order to .preseive•:strict impartiality they also
keep." Vati Buren" 'hats of Superior style , and
manufacture.: Also,Leghorn, Palm; W unread
Fur Hato,'of all sizes. - -'•
',Eoo7Siet SHOES, 9f all , siies, numbers,
and 'qualities-.
CALL 4r. SEE'—We ask nothing for exhi
biting, our goals, to any whose„curiosity may
induce them to call.' , • ' '
D. C.; & O.N. SALSBURY.
Motircleion, Tvfayls;.lB44. -
* ll - 3 0
D.'_IYIL4.OT; ATTORNEY AT LA%
BarAS iennived his office to'the new Brick
Bleck - On 'Main street—No. 2, up stairs.
AIMO N—a first rate article—for sate by
June 2. ' 'SALSBURrS.
11MLOUR, by Abe bagel
.and -otherwise, for
sale at; - HAI:STEWS; .
CASH AND .CLOTHS
wolualattau wout w o 971.
GRANT'S
WOOLEN FACTORY,
• . ITHACA;
WILL have an Agent at the following
l ipiaces ixebange Moth of all kinds
fur-Woo on as good terms # not better, than
at any M i her. Factory in the State, and trust
tbat'every man will call andCxamine for them
selves before trlding.
,Tuly:l9th at Nichols Cornets ;
" 22, at Leßaysville ; I
" .23, Wysox,*(Cooley'a Tavern ;J
24, Towanda, (Coe's *event ;)
" 25, Sheihequin, (Moody's Tavern;)
" 26; Athens;
'' 27, Smithfield (Tuttleq Tavern;)
" 29; Burlington;
30J Troy;
431, Columbia Flatta;
August] lst..,Daggett'a Hollow, (Spencerville*
'• °'2, A. Miner'stownship ;)
• "; 3 Sr, 4, Elmira. ,
' P.B. , Cash and the highest price paid'for
Wool.
Bring you Wool along . ith you and I will
buy it. . . •
The Assortment will id of GRANT'S
Cekbrated • Sheei, Gray . Cloth,
MIXED CLOTHS, CASSIMEREB & saTirNrra.
Also, a general assortment of Black, 'Boo
tlick, ;Adelaide, Invisible 'Green, Brown and
&set Mixed. -
BROAD-CLQTHS. •
.t. r 7/
Farmers can realize fro 26 to 2,5 per cent,
more than by disposing:of - hinny other way .
We hope you will call and l ezamine the weight, ,
body, and quantity . of stocli. in each yard.of the
aboe mentioned Cloths, before purchasing else
where. • -
Thu -
ke highest price paid for Wool, and Cloth
at the wholesale Factory price.
If required; a proportipa of payments for
Wool will be mode in cash.
Cfl A'S, A . C RAN DA LL, Agent.
Ithaca, June 10, 1844.
Sharing and 114irc Dressing.
Jolla Carter, Barber and gait ~presser,
ETURNS his thanks to his ; numerous
j 111; customers, and informs them that he has
removed big shop to the shoal! building on the
north'side of the public square, one door . west
of the Exchange Hotel, where he will be found
at all reasonable hours; ready to wait on those
who.may favor him withia call, in the politest
Manner possible. •
TOwanda, May 25, 1844.
IN the matter of application o At a Court
Stephen Krum and miters to of Common
be incorporated under th 6 style,. Pleas of
name' or title of the " Prte-Will Brad. Co"
Baptist Society " of Tro '. Sep. P.'44.
Krum,ri.
Notice is hereby give that Stephen KfU,
i
Oliver Calkins, Gardner eaman, Roswell Dun
bar and-others on the 9thjof May 1'844, present
ed to the said court an Instrument in writing,
and the objects;'.articles and , condition therein
set forth and contained appearing to them law
ful and not injurious tothe community, direct
ed the - .said 'writing to he flied, and that notice
be - .given •in one • neWepaper printed in• said
county of Bradford, for tit least , three weeks be
fore the nest court of Common Pleas of said
county, setting forth, that , an application has
been made to said court to grant,such an ince!.
potation according to lie act of Assembly in
such case made and provided. ,
A'. CHUBBOCK,7Prothoniataiy.
-Prothonotary's .otlce, 7 ? •.. , • 1
.Towanda, June 10,- 1 844. S . - ; :: .. .
31LANICIIILIM. ....4 1 11-111C,117, ,
' i 1
D.' Vandercook 9
,s 1 Labmet .Shop !
risHE subscriber in cousequenceOf ill health
R. wishes to'dispcise:of his ,Cabinet Shop.
His establishment consists of Cherty Lumber,
M C ahogany,:liardware. Tools, Furniture, &C.,
&op whieh.!.,be wit eelort.reseonable terms for
cash, or short credit wi good suri3ty.... •- •
,_ . , D VANDE4COOK. I
ottrands, may tt, 8 44. . , ' .
T
i i,
. ~. ,
, • .
pring Jilipmer goods
JUST RFCEIVED . • -
..41CW i ,
'i
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AT THE :,R vrong;
• (Corner of Bridge and Main WO
Moy 24,1844., F.MtAlsiS & GrO.
AL lii QllANiTllis,af'B9FT &HARD .
AL - BRIPIC OTIPI bY : i.; , I'',
May 25, 113 - 44 i .F. MeAOdr,C6.-
Cnndles one Sliifling pet.poio 1!
rl:Aisibrits iir.'IIALLOVIr constatathi_ on
‘..lj itiailitnitfoillbiii; IiAt.WITAYki.
, .
_NEW. GOODS,
3L.2vw
THEaubscriber hasltist.tttirtedbim
- giant City with:ir - airleriditaud laigiis
sonment of . Wateheicelochs, Jewelry, Fancy
Gonds,'Spoonsd3pecks of ill ages; Rings, Pins,
Accordions; Violifisatrings,iiteede, CemPisseer
Keys, Chains; WrO4irnakets :Materials and all
articles ever 'mg in .11 Fancy at Jewehp, Store,
and will besold to snit ,the times for casb,Call
and See. sitheiribei is prepared to
repair olljtindsz of Watehes rt'lewelry „nit short
notice , and the best risrann or, as he has' a ' near
lot of tools and materials fresh from the city.
•i 7:'
Ga'Shop next diror to Me_Post• Office, -Maims
Street.
, . .
500,:g2 1 - 1 11:d,v.gtl'. 7. 10: 0 10!eai
Buckwheat; •100 do:Ric, for iota by •
No, pißriCk row.
May 6.
W4ll:lllrjlP3E4l=3lMi
HE 'subscribers 'have now successful
:I. operation A FElllll,at Totvapds, bora%
a few roils aboye the bridge, where. steady st
tendance,Will be, given at all times to enable.
those wh's wisli,to'crose the river - without de
lay !.`he chargeswill be only half thelate of
tolls demanded for crossing the bridge.
E. & BI,CKLER,
Towanda, ?day 24, 1844.
ESS than 5660 binds SALT for sato.
and more coming, aINO. 3, Brick row.
May 6. • • - W.- H. BAIRD & CO.
NEW SIIMMER GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED:
ALSO; AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
'Books & Stationaty. -"
May G. Far sate by J. KINGSORY. Jr.
. ,
Itasnovritotsc woosmo
lOTIPE is hereby given to all interested,
that letters testamentary have this ,day
been granted to the subscribers on the estate of
War. • Smith, dec'd. of :Windham,
.All persons indebted to..said estate are sequired
to make immedisto . payment, and an those hav
ing deniando against the same are'requested to
. present therd, , legally attested, fousettlement.
SETH SMITH,
Executors.'
H. AEaNOLD,. •
Windbag), May 9; 1844.
=cm 21,12,12 IFECIME:SM , a
TAKE A. PEEP INTO
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.NO. , 3, BRICK -ROW.
E are happy to be able" to inform our
neighbors; that the - BRICK BLOCK
• P, and the citizens of Bradford county ge
nerally, that we are this day receiving rit
3, a new and extensive assortment of SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS; - Which have beer%
, purchased in the city of New York "for cash and
0001) CREDIT—a goodly portion of them direct
ly opposite the tioor-of one Henry Sheldon and
one Joltz . McNeil.,
"Our goods have been pur
chased u nder such circumstances as. to enable
areto sell them very cheap. We do, therefore.
pledge ourselves to sell as low foi . reaety
as any store in Bradford county. - Orli stock
consists of
Dry . Goods, Groceries, Hardware and
Crockeny, Mugs Atedicines,
Dye woods Dye stuffs,
4.c., 4'c., 4-e. .
In fact, we 'havo on hand almost every 'article
usually kept in a country store. We will ex
change our goods - for Cash, Produce of any
kind, all, descriptions elf- Lumber; good fresh.-
butter, woof, sheep-pelts, nettles' hides,
We acknowledge our obligations to the many
friends who beve stood by us through the ". hard
times," and fondly hope to be able to make, it
an object for them to continue their patronage-
WM. 11. BAIRN , & CO,
Towanda, May 6, 1844.
Uo' lEr/EU If4DIDAgo
firlHE best seleeted assortment of Satin striper
Challeys, printed DeLeinP3 'Beizarinesr
French Lawns, Mulls &c .`, eser okered in fine
Market, may , fiefoUnd at IS"d, 3, Brick Bow,
• rtßtlvEze
r srapitAr,
Crimped diMity cuffs and collars, Ashburton
collars and .iellareites, diritity chernisettes, em
broidered fillet retkulea, Ste., &c.
ALSO*Tbe heat assortment of Ladies' cra
vats and Dress Handkerchiefs in ToWanda,' no'
mistake, all at BAIRD'S. •
. May 6e , MI, 3, BRICK -ROW..
LASH AND GOODS paid for I;ong Stun:
NU gles, and a goodluality Pine Boards, at
BAIRD'S,
,No. 3, prick tow.
May 6.
BOOTS & SHOES, a largo 'ASSOrtmeni at
B A IRD'S,
No. 3, Briii: rotb. •
May 6.
S OLE
LEATHER. Meddle weiglita, a ;first
S- rate article, for solo at Na. - 3. Brick raw.
May 6.: Wlttli. BAIRD &
,TAMP AIL, SPerm ' ' atul
it No. 3, Brick rot''.
• May 8.. • Whl, H. BAIRD &
&
InkOMESTIC O /OpB-Bhecti lga; Shirk ! '
jilnge, Ticking, Cotton 'Yarn, Wicking,;:
batting, &c., &c., at.Na, 8, Brielt: row.
May 6.. YVM,i I -1.-BA;RD CO.
ArfLOVEirik TIMOTBYBEEIi s ite.Noa
. Brick row.. -. NY. I 4I.`BAIRD it. CO.-.
115 sv-PV4ooresa.
May 6'. - ' ' - No, 3, Bride.
AIIP - 11-rAßl).ipr rale at Is p,,, Brick
- row. ' • ICH. BAIRD 6r: CO.
_---
•oy for - sale at
BRUSH BATS,- Cloth :Caw
BAIRD'S,
• 1Yo:3, Briek foto.
NF_ORMATI, - - WANTED'
%tido* NOY by nano of tfaSitC4
D A VOEY; ogiriitif Ebenezer . lirley,
living inAbe'connty, beriddressitigU-niite
Hen; Aat'lliad;litentrOisic or by'
Wu`: teieiire inforinatiint
which wilt be of Pecuniary bettegt to hew Any.
infotooMilr4, horn.. any _Other • aerpnriutanFrA or
iiien4 of heis where stir resides,
ed. "Address as abore. l p:141.11i;14..
towaii6, May 1 1 84 f. - •
MEM