LETTER FROM OREGON.—The . editor of the
!dependence Expositor,writes from the camp
ig ground; May 15, as follows :—A ride of
ne hundred miles from independence has
:ought us into the midst of a scene the most
rateful and animating my eyes ever hailed.—
In the centre of a beautiful prairie, which the
wild taste of the, Kaw Indians have selected
for :heir permanent village, is the rendeivous
of the Oregon emigrants assembled here to
complete and.finish all their final organization.
One hundred and four wagons, arranged in an
oval ring and linked together with ox chains
form an immense carat to enclose the !gnat,
and an impregnable fortress to protect them.
One hundred more wagons, encamped in
groups at small distances, completes the troop
here assembled.
SO irraiNo Onn.—The jail at Pr i r nce George,
Va., must ,be_ (finishedwith better accomoda
tions than) each places usually are, or the pri
soners are of a better character. At a Ire which
occurred; last week in the neighborhood of the
dm'. prisoners, so far from availing
themselves of the opportunity to make their es
cape, rendered valuable service in saving the
property, ; As soon as the danger was over,
they quietly returned to the jail.
IIIREE ? HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD:-.-GO•
vernor Whitcomb, of Indiana, has offered the
above reward for the apprehension of James
111 'Millen, who on the night of the 29th of May
last murdered John Licblighter, of Jefferson
county, Indiana. Said M'Millen is described
as being about 25 years of age, short, thick set,
rather stoopohouldered, dark hair, blue eyes,
round face, fair complexion, well looking an
Irishrnan,by birth, and formerly a barkeeperin
Holmes' !Hotel, Cincinnati.
LARGEST CYLINDER IN TIM WORLD.—There
was cast at the works of the West Point Foun
dry, on the 12th, a Blast Cylinder of 126 in di
ameter and 11 feet in length, weighing ten tons..
It is intended for the Mount Savage Iron Coin=
pany, near Cumberland, Md., and is to blow
four Blast Furnaces olthe largest class, making
400 tons per_week. The time occupied in nn
ping the, iron from the futuaces to the moulds
•
was 63 seconds.
TEE CASE OF CARTER AND PARICE.-.—The
Trenton Gazette says :—The Chancellor, on
Saturday, allowed the writs of error applied
for by the Counsel of Carter and Parke, sen
tenced to be hung, so that their cases go up to
the next term of the Court of Errors and Ap
peals, on the third Tuesday of July next.
The Bradford County Liberty Convention.
The Bradfoni County Liberty Convention met, pur
suant to the call of the Standing Committee, in the Copt
House at Tewanda, on Tuesday the 17th day of „Rine
inst ; and was organized by the appointment of Whf.
BRALIND, President, and Hz.snr hilizirezz, Secre
tary.
Andrew Jackson formerly a slave of Kentucky. was
present and gave a most able and eloquent address, on
the subjet of Slavery, and political action for its over•
throw. The meeting was also addressed by G. W.
Inghard, G. F. Horton, Christopher Brown, Henry
Butler.
The following ticket was unanimously agreed upon
to be supported by the friends of the slave at the ensu
ing general election.
Representatives—Benj. K. &trent, G. F. Horton.
Commissioner- , -Giks M. De Wolf.
Auditor—Albert G. Camp.'
SheriTh—John Keeler.
•
Prothonotary—Thomas Ingham. •
Register 4- Recorder— Nelson R. Atwood.
Nelson R. Atwood', J. W. Ingham, D. M. Beardsly,
Arad Goodell and Abner C. Hinman, were appointed a
Standing Committee for the ensuing yeas.
G. F. Horton, M. B. Williams. 11. McKinney and
M. W. Welders, wereappointed a committee to draft
resolutions and address, to be submitted to the conven
tion on Wednesday evening of the second week of Sep
tember, coot, should the standing committee deem it
propeko call a meeting at that time
Restaved, That the proceedings of meeting be pub
lished in the papers of Bradford county.
WM. BRADND, Pres't.
11E711T M.KINNET,„SCC'Y
, Dlarrled,
In Wysox, June 26th 1845, by J. Towper, of Rome
Mr; Lofts L. VANCISE, to Miss SARAH PERRI:GI
both of Sheshequin township.
To the Voters of Bradford County.
EL LOW CITIZENS :—I offer myself to your
F
consideration for the office of Sheriff. Should
you 'honor me with your confidence, by nominating and
electing me to said office at the ensuing election, I pledge
myself to 'discharge the duties of the office with fidelity
and humanity.
• Towanda Townslaip.July 1. 1845
IZZAYMT% - tYLTLMMES9
Taken .BT P.4R for all kinds of Goods
July-1. 1845. by ELLIOTT & MERCER.
_LIST OF LETTERS I
-at Towanda, Pa., Ju
A Iworth E. Mrs,
Baird B. W.
Barrett James.
Brown Philo E.
Beeman E. Esq,
Bogart W. P.
Booth William.
Bullock D. Gem
Barnes Wilt.
tirmmings Patrick Adm's.
Gmthers Nathan B.
Carpenter Edwin.
Chase Marc.
Carlin Daniel.
Cetawford Joseph.
Cos Hiram M.
Cbseny MiChael.
Chrmon John.
(Tart Mary.
Dennis Charles.
Duart -David 2.
Emit Mr.
4arl WM.
Encar H. Esq. Mr. .
Ethoridge Isaac D
Eaton Gordon LI
French Wm
Faster Elisha
Fields Thaddeus
Francisco Signor
Foster E, or Hainsworth CI
Foster Samuel B.
ox Alvira A
Gain Thomas
Groo Alfred
- Griffin Miss A.
Hadden Armstrong
Hovey Mr. Rev.
Halstead E. 0
Holj , Brilohet Mrs.
Irvine Andrew
Johnson Elijah,
BMW 1 , 0011:...%
•At the Lumberman's Exchange.
H.& H. S. pHINNEY have just received from
New York a fresh stock of Goods, which makes
their assortment complete. Consisting in part of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. Cutlery,
' Crockery, Paints, Oils. Dye- st up:Pith, Ltather,
; all of which we will exchange for lumber or most kinds
'of produce, on asieasonable terms as any of our neigh
. bow. We particularly advise the public to call & ex
amine our stocks.
Wanted 600,000 shingles end 500,060 white pine
boards.
N. B. Bradford Co. scrip taken for goods at par.
Monroeton, July I. 1.H.&13. H. PHINNEY
.112 DOZ genuine beat quality Quinnebsag &lite
Stones* NI sale by 0. D. BADTUTT..
F. FISHER
remaining in the Post 01lice
ne 30th 1845.
(Lynch Michael
:Laomis Marcus
Morin Patrick
Morin Daniel
Mosier Mary
Morin Michael
'Mather Joen
McClow Edward
Mosier William
Marshall Charlotte
!Mealy Michael
',Marcia 4 Elliott
INye L. L. M. 2
INathronalsaac
Ogden Sarah
Powell George •
Rogers Uiah
Russell W. Esq. for Trea.
'Spratt G. M
Swader John
Swartwood C. R.
Sours Ephraim
Stuart tl George N
baswt.Gularge
Sumner J. N
IT
iSwartwood C es
rheall Orrin
Taylor Timothy M
Tanner Ruth E
Taylor Minor
Taylor C. B.
Tavreluld Miss Caroline
Thompson Elizabeth
l'emlina Miss S. M.
Vorpe Miss Cecile
Walsh William
Willey Harry
Wilcox Elisha
Wood Samuel H.
Wearer Henry Jr.
Warner William
CHAMBERLIN. P. M.
OM
THEW 'TIS AGAIN.
IldrT es they told - us on the 10th Jan& Than?
onfeunded BAIRD'S have got New Booas
again. In the language of Mrs. Caudle ;—." Things
have come to a pretty pass when them Baird's Can SO
toNew York and buy goods just when they please.
Yxs„,Fellow Citizens, they have guessed tt evali3"
even Henry !Sheldon & co., backed up by onr neigh
bors over the way, can't , stop our buying and selling
Goods. It is with us as it was with the boy oho said
"it whisrd ilsdf." Goods will find their way into
our store at No. 3, and the good people of B r adford
county will buy them and take them out.
We now have the pleasure of informing OUT old
friends and the public generally, that wo are this Lia 3,
receiving from the city of New York a splendid aldi
lion to our former stock of goods, which have been pui ,
chased in the city by one of our firm in prirson, width°
"ready rhino" and will be soldposifirely cheepe for
cash than goods have ever been sold in Towanda.
-Wei are often asked the question, how it is we can
sell "goods so much lower than some of our neighbus l
We will give you a few of the reasons.
° FtaST—We use our own capital, end consequently
have no interest 1.6 pay.
SECONDLY—We occupy our own building, and con
sequently have no rent to pay.
TalaDLY—We have other business on hand which
is ample for our support, and consequently need net
tax our customers for the purpose.
FOURTHLY . & LAtITLYWC buy no goods of Unary
Sheldon & co., and consequently can sell a lectlectrap•
cc than those who do.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, in order to randy
yourselves whether you can buy cheaper at No. 3 Rick
Row, than at any other place in the world, you lave
only to continue to do as you have been doing for war
ly threeyears past. Just drop in before you buy; in
quire the, prices and examine the qualities of nu
goods. We know you will do that, and we also bmw
that having looked, you will buy, as you must bo sala
ried it is your interest to do so.
Our new stock consists of DRY-GOODS, GRO
CERIES, HARD-WARE, ;Family Mediiines,paitts
&Oils, and in fact every thing except Fresh Sail.'
We fear the printers will grumble if we spin cut
this advertisement, to enumerate the articles. Bo .1 , 5 t
call and take a look. (11:7Don't forget the place—NO.
3 BRICK ROW—'way delve the "She/yin's Bank."
a considerabledistance from "the Old Arcade, the lily
Scales and the Slaughter-house," but close along by ue
side of No. 2. W. H. BAIRD & CO.
June,26. No. 3 Brick Rots•
No. 3 alivaya in gootitnne.
/WHOSE ORANGES & LEMONS are on hard,
jt ready for the 4th of July, at
Jong 26. BAIRD'S, No. 3 Brick Row.
ROWN SHEETING—SeveraI Bales just reed
JUIPat the,place where they keep t very thing. VS
need not say it is at No. 3 Brick Row.
June 26. W. H. BAIRD & CO.
1011 ERE IS NO. 3 AGAIN-2o Quintles C0(166,
just reed and for sale at
June 26. . No 3 Brick Rota.
WE have a large quantity of warranted GRASS
& CRADLE SCYTHES of different stators,
Cradles Rakes, Scythe Snaths, Quinebang Stores.
Rifles, r eady made Tow Pants, Pitchforks, and all the
necessary implements for haying and harvesting, witch
we will sell cheaper than the cheapest, for Caeh, frt
ter; Grain or COUNTY ORDFRS at par.
July 1. BAIRD & CO. No. 3 Brick Row.
Administrator's Notice.
ALLpersons indebted to the estate of Jerome I.
Bowman, late of Towanda township, decesiel,
are requested to make immediate payment, and dl
those having-demands' the same are requests]
to present them, legally attested for settlement.
The administrators will meet to adjust the claims if
said estate, at the house of Geo. Bowman, on the las
Saturday of each month. HIRAM SWEET,
• G. BOWMAN.
Towanda,-July 2, 1845. _ Administrators
Eili'DEUZFIa 9 g3 STOUII .
THE undersigned basing been appointed by the
Orphan's Court of Bradford County,. Auditor tr
ascertain the liens, and distribute the money arriving
from the sale of the real estate of William Myers dec'd
late of Wyse: township, notice is hereby given that I
have appointed Friday the Bth day of August next, at I
o'clock P. M. at my office in the borongh of Towanda.
to attend to said duty, when and where ell persona irk
tend can attend. D. WILMOT, Auditor.
Towanda, July 1. 1845.
O NE
DOZEN Morgan's celebrated GRAIN CRA
DLES, with Harris' Scythes, for Bair by
tz Juno 23, 1845. REED.
Friends & Fellow Citizens.
WE are nom in want of Bradford County Mod,
and any persons having certifficates, adlel
county orders, can find a maket at No. 3, where the•
will be taken at par in exchange for any of tho article
comprising tho largest and cheitpest stock of Goods it
the United States.
We had some thoughts of taking a few shares S
"Savings Bank" stock, but we find after the " Pan
nick" which is now about over, it has gone down bellies
par, and holders are beginning to think they have bum•
their fingers. Don't forget that our office in at No. I
Brick Row W. H. BAIRD & CO.
Executor's Notice.
A"persons indebted to the estate of Jeduthen
Willey, late of Canton, deo'd, are requested to
make immediate payment, and all those haying demaads
against the same ate requested to present them, legally
attested for eettlemetst to either of the subscriber' in
Union township, Tioga en.
CHARLES 0. SPENCER.
BENJAMIN LANDON,
Canton, July 4, 1945. Excel/foes.
avlszmaLm oua 14 . . s,
READ Q,DAUTERS, July I ? 1845. PUBLIC NOTICE.
aT is hereby ordered that from and after , this date
goods are to be sold in this encampment .fer cash TO.BII people to whom these presents shalt ORM
whenever they will bring anything above Cost. Clerks, D. VANDERCOOK, Cabinet
agents and customer. are hereby commanded to govern Maker • 4 Undertaker, wishes- to
themselves accordingly. Braggarts are to stand back inform the public, that he still con
and keep off the parade ground. tint.es to keep on hand a - general
0. D. BARTLETT, Coinmanding officer,,i assortment of ( Cabinet Furniture.
GRINDSTONES.—Tbe best assortment of Nava His establishment is situated on the
Scotia and other kind of grindstones, ever brought; corner of Main do State streets. sec
into this place, for sale by 0. D., BARTLETTa : ' and door north of the Bank and
opposite W. Watkins' law office. Persons
- Dnz OLD FASHIONED SCYTHES, a sphin.! `di acing wishing to furnish themselves with furniture, will find
II . did article for sale cheap by
'it an object to call am] examine, purchase and , pay, as
July 1 . O. D. BARTLETT.
—.:-- the subscriber is determined (for cash) to 'sell all kinds
1 of the I of furniture at a less price than ever before known.
it
H CANAL:, June 23, 1845. D. VANDERCOOK.
.
. ItIMIT ...1116_11E.NorrAirir.irom .
at their old stand wee r,i7 10 the usual assortment in country shops, the sub
hem! Hotel," have jOtt ttat scriber keeps on hand and manufactures to order,
rmer stock, a large arid the Sofa Rocking chair,, beautifully upholstered, also
and staple Dry Goods, the half French Mahogany chair,• together with sofas
ware, Boots, Shoes, ace-lof the latest sad most approved patterns, all of whtch
west prices for cash, lute-' till be disposed of for all kinds of country produce at
, We ask our friends to ithe usual low prices, and for cash at very much twin
nd prices, and we (latter r e d prices, at the Cabinet shop of
'ay dissatisfied. 3 i June 23,1845. D. VANDERCOOK.
At the Rea
NORTH BRANI
ISINGSBERY 4- CO
• door south of the " A
received In.addition to their f
splendid assortment of Fnucy
Groceries, Hardware, Queen'
which they offer at the very)ci
her, or prolate of most kindsd
call and •examine our Goods
ourselves that none shall go a l
Athens, Juno 25, 1845.
___
81l 00Tt4 & SHOESerThe largest assortment
'MI eror before offered in this market, comprising In
part as follows :
. ..
Ladies' walking buskins ' ; • ~
" kid and seal ties :
" kid and seal slips;'
" seal and calf pegged - slips ; • ''l
" . seal and calf pegged and sowed bootees ; - 4
" tubber over shoes ; i
Ifens'-and boys pegged boots: '
" pegged bragons : " k
.
.
4. Hite shoes;- . I
..
Childs' calf and seal bootees;
Children.' shoei or all kinds—
all of which will he sold cheap by
Athens, June. 1845. H KINGSBEIIY de CO.
jr4ARPENTERS 4- JOINERS TOOLS, 'a general
‘_.. l assortment at H. KINGSBERY & CO. ":
Athens, Juno 1845.
SCYTHES ---S. A. &E. .1. Ifiilards best warrant.
ed Grass & Grain scythes & Forks, also Quinne
baugh scythe atones, Rake*. Smiths, Cradles, &u, at
Athens, June 1845. H. KINGSBERY AF CO'S.
Butter ! Butter !
ANY quantity of good fresh butter wanted, for which
the very highest market price will be paid.
Athens, June, 1845., KINGSBERY drCO.
. .
Not the Towanda Shavin's Bank, nor No. 3
Brick Row, nor the Old Arcade.
But No, 2, Brick Row,
IS NOW ACKNOWLEDGED to be the Identical
spot where goods are sold cheaper (or cash or ready
pay, than any other establishment west of the cities of
New York or Philadelphia. Persons wishing to prove
this fset, can easily do it by Piling in to see. No time
will be spent in skimiing fruits, or filling out bills of a
worthless institution. But the whale time and etton.
Lion of the subscriber and his clerk, will be exclusively
devoted to selling goods cheap. A nimble six pence,
better than a slow shilling. C. REED.
June 29, 1845. No. 2 Brick Row.
I% TON SUGAR & MOLASSES.—This day reed
•, by tbe"Cbemong Line" and - for sale ".cheap by
the pound, Gallon, Barrel or flh'd.
July 1. BAIRD'S. • N 0.3 Brick Row.
25 GUNS !
12 GUNS for the' North Branch Canal," and
thirteen for G. E. FLYNT at - CO'S cheap
cash store. Just received at the 'Savings Bank, more
New Goode ;—W Are offering them at private sale
"one notch" lower than at any other establishment in
the borough. - G. E. FLYNT du CO..
ickILS.—PURE SPERM & LINSEED 01LS, al
Ur ways on hand at O. E. FLYNT, do CO'S.
Portrait Pain' tar* g, by W. H. Perkins,
'WORTH S IDE of the square, in the mom over J.
.1:1 C. Adams' Law Offme—Col. Mix's block.
Likenesses warranted. Transparent Blinds, of any
airs or pattern desired. June 18, 1845.
REMOVED TO No. 1, BRICK ROW !
Jr. 4. CILIMBERLIJr.
REBPECTPULLY informs his
friends and the public that he has
REMOVED to the Brick Raw,
4 77 No. 1, where he still continues to
'lc carry on his old business of
Lkk .'; o ` Watch and Clock Repairing,
which willbe done on short notice,
and warranted to be 'well done. From a long experi
ence in ihs butanes"; he believes that he will be able to
render perfect satisfiaction to all who may favor him
with , their patrontrle.
N.B. Watches warranted to run well one year, or
the money refunded; and a written agreement given
to that offer' to all that desire one.
CLOCKS.—A large assortment just received and
for solo very low for cash.
If you want to buy Jewelry cheap call at Cham
berlin's Watch Shop, No. 1, Brick Row.
of MAPLE SUGAR, Wood, and all kindsof Coun
try Produce received in payment.
Towanda, June 18,1845.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
'COY virtue of a writ of Ale. Vend. Expo. issued
MI from the court of common pleas of Bradford
county, to me directed I shall expose to public sale
at the house of Wm. Briggs in the Borough of To
wanda, on Thursday the 3d day of July. 045, at
one o'clock P.M., the following daceribed piece or par
eel of land situate in Litchfield, and bounded as follows,
to wit: On the north by land of Peter Myers, on the
east by Benj. Stackhouse and Vanduzen Tidd, on Abe
south by Z. Tidd, and on the west by Cyrus Bloodgood.
Containing, 100 acres, mom or less, with about 60 acres
improved, one framed house and one framea bans, and
one logharn, and other out houses thereon erected, with
an orchard of grafted trait.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Wm.
Norton to the use of Nehemiah Platt •s. John S. Rog
era..
J. N. WESTON, Sheriff.
Sheriff 's Office,
Towanda, June 14, 1845.5
ATHENS ADVERTISEMENT.
WELLS & BATTERLEE are receivin g horn
New York, their second stock of Sprin g and
Summer Goods, consistin g of a.choice and g eneral stock
of all articles kept in country stores and will be sold as
cheap as at any more the country for cash, produce
or approved short credit. Please call and examine our
stock and prices. WELLES &SATTERLEE.
Athens, June 9, 1845.
THE Ladies will find printed lawns, mdlaines, bal.
zarines, and prints for summer ; and bombazines,
alpaccas and merino goods for winter dresses. Linen,
cotton & worsted mitts, gloves and hose ; black, blue
black; striped and plain silks in patterns; for sale very
low at
June 9. WELLES & SATTERLEE'S.
GLASS, OILS & PAINTS-25 Kegs Duncan
non Nails from 3d to 40d. 3-8, 5-16, 1-2, 5-8,
34 , 7.8, 8.8, 10-8 Duncannon round and square Iron ;
band and hoop Iron of all sizes. Also, 5 tons Lycom
ing and Centre county Iron of all kinds and shapes ev
er called for—including 900 lbs. nail rods. Also, cast
and E. B. & American Steel, all of which will be found
cheap at
June 9, WELLES & SATTERLEE'S.
GRAIN and grass scythes, scythe snaths, grain cm
dies and scythes, stones and rifles; hoes, axes,
rakes, hay and manure forks ; Ames' shovels spades
scoops, hammers, hatchnts and a general stock of hard
ware may be found at the store of
June 9, WELLES & RATTERLEE.
LEATHER—Saltmarsh, Overton & Co'a beg solo
and upper leather--calf and kip skins always on
hand in exchange for cash and hides, very low at
Juno 9. • WELLES & SATTERLEE'S.
NRNIERS.-20,000 LBS. OF BUTTER, either
F
in rolls or firkins wanted at the highest market
price for goods by •
'June 9. WELUS & SATTERLEE
100 B bar
BL re S l:
c L a r f E w S . A bi L e T ai at ten shillings per
WELLES & SATTERLEE'S.
Juno 9
min
COFFINS nude to order on the *honest notice,
very low for ready pay. A heuse will be in at•
tendance when desired.
lone 29,1845,
D. VANDEOCOOK, .I. P.
WANTED by the subscriber, any quantity of
'white pine, cherry, and whitewood lumber, in
exchange for furniture.
June 230845,
• 91E"..111.ACWIF.J.111BILo " •
MUST received and for sale et B. Kingsbery's Store.
4./ t few bands superfine FLOUR; from 'Chelan:l
islunarsh's mill. Warranted an extra article.
June .23. 1845.
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
Da. .JAMES M. GOODRICH has located himself
at MONROE, for the practice of his profession,
will be pleased to wait on those requiring hillier
von, Be maybe found at J. L. Johnson's tavern.
Reference may be made to Drs. Huaron & Mason,
erowanda. April 23, 1845.
IRATE of superior qualities, and mom appear
styles, from up to— Call and see.
G. E. FLYNT *CO.
AL FEW THOUSAND YARDS of those cheap
SHEETINGS, also summer stuffs, Prints,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c, ✓Ste • ., now opening it
Jane 23,1845. BRED'S. . .
AnOther Arrival of low - Voo
he
•
TOWANDA.. C.A.SIT siroitE. „, . •
MI 8. it M. C. MERCER.. am receiving astir stlr•
AN A plies of Goons from New York, slims every
week, which they are prepared towell as they have been
selling all the season, a little. 'cheaper then any other
establishment in Towanda, and is cheap as the same
quality of Goods can be purchased at trotaildn any town
mthellnited States. They neither" skin Flints , ' nor
share their customers, but attend - solely to the business
of buying goods cheap, and selling them accordingly.
They have just received a new supply of Warding;
Prints, Hosiery, Waves. 4c; de. .•
ALSO—An additional assortment of 'HARDWARE.
, —Another Stock will be received neat week. •
Jane 12, 1846... 11.. 8. 4 , M. C. MERCUR.
" Be sure the cashier I. right and then go ahead."
. . W.uonsingßeeord.•
IiSERSONS bolding (or not:holding) hills on thei3a
j—' Vining Bank.ate requested not lobe uttrale , as to
the ultimate success of out institution as it is sound to
the w core being assured that the &palates" are not
only firm, are increasing daily with a "license to
extend the business to any amount, and shall soon be
able to'declare I dividend on the capital stock. With
our facilities for purchasing goods' cheap, and the New
York market at our command, we are prepared to set
alt competition aside, not howpwer without cautioning
-
the public to
BEWARE OF COIIN'rERFEITS,
As there ire many unauthorized and well executed
counterfeits and well calculated to deceive those who
are not judges, bat upon.close inspection it will' be
seen,-that the . " private" merit- is higher than on the
genuine; and notice, that n,ine are" sinton pure" unless
signed at the bottom of each bill,in our own hand writ.
ins.% E.,Flynt,& Co. All lovers of seascmable New
Goods, *id cheap ? are requested to call and examine, as
" seeing is believing." Receiving New Goods almost
every day. •
•June 19. G. E. FLYNT & CO.
Let it be known to all Nations,
That I, Jas. .111.
aAVE on hand, and constantly receiving, and am
now Naming a large and splendid auortmentof
goods hi my brie of business, notin Brick Bow No.l, 2,
3, 4,0 r 6, but No. 100 Old Arcade, between the old
Dost Office and Bay Scales, where can be had at all
times splendid Gold and Silver Watches of every des
cription.from a chronometer movement to a common
Silver Watch. Gold and Silver ware of diffenent de
scriptions, from Gold diamond rings and 'breast pins,
down to threeVenters. Clocks, Violins, and other in
struments of music too numerous to embody in an ad
vertisement: Call and see.
Audi J. M. G. am determined not to be out done
by any person or persons, or combinations or set of men
in trade whatsoever, not by flints skinned or unskinned,
or by Beards long or short, blue black or gray, or any
kind of Beards or flints whatsoever, for be it known and
let all nations know the facts, that my goods were se
lected with great care and purchased with the ready,
and will he disposed of for the same, and at tower pri
ces than were ever before offered in this place, other
people. Trice! to the contrary notwithstanding. I in
vite you all to come, come all at once if you can, and
yoir shall all be attended to. Don't fail to cam one
door south of the Cheap Cash Store of Elliott and ?der.
CUT.
N. B. Pedlars supplied with combs, balms, nee
dles, pins, mod Yankee Traps at New York prices, and
all kinds of watchmakers materials at wholesale.
June 181 h, 1844
BROADCLOTHS and Cassizaerea of all shades
and qualities at very low tnibea, may be found at
June 9, 1845. WELLS At SATTERLEE'S.
A SPLENDID stock of linen and cotton Goods for
AIL gentleman's wear. Also. Kid, linen and cotton
gloves—neck and pocket luendkerebiefs and Italian era
salsa/111 grades, may be bond at
June 9, 1945.. WELLS 4-BATTERLEE'S.
stanY ackOula ©fact eatriaT.
THE auseribeis now bass on Lama all kinds of Mor
chandler for the season, and altho' they do not
pledge themselves to sell lower by 10 or 20 per cent.
than - their neighbors, yet Sky do pledge themselves to
seam kw for task as can be bought at any house in
town, Elmira. Owego or Binghamton.
May 20,1345. H. MIS 4 SONS'.
jUSTreceived at the Savings Bank, a numbei oftons
a of those cheap Groceries, which makes our assort.
ment complete. Those who patronise our caals estab.
'bailment, will derives decided advantage over am who
Wallas at otheistores who do business on the credit
systern, as they are not overcharged equivalent to the
delinquence of those who never pay. No 5, Brick Row.
G. E. FLYNT as CO.
WILL be exposed to sale on Saturday the sth
day of July next, at one o'clock P. M., on
the premises, all that certain piece or parcel of land lying
and being in the township of Pike, county of Bradford,
and state of Pa., and bounded as follows, viz : Begin
ning at the sonth east corner of a lot ran out to Russel
Wilson, a hemlock tree, thence south or as the line of
the origins! warrant runs one hundred and two perches
to a beech, for a corner thence west ninety-six perches
to a post, thence oast ninety-six perches to the place of
beginning, Containing fifty-germ acres one hundred and
twenty four perches& 840 of a perch, with allowance of
six per cent for reads, being part of warrant lot annoy
ed in the name of James Barron.
JOHN PHILLIPS, Administrator
Pike, Jane 7th 1845.
CH.IIRS JIND BEDSTEdDS.
THE subscribers still continue
if / . 'to manufacture and keep on hand
at their old stand, all kinds of
Cane and Wood seat Chairs ;
41- - .. - also Settees of various kinds
~ te r_-' $- BEDSTE4DS, of every
1 deseription, which we will
sell low fot ettab or produce.
TURNING done to order.
TOMICINB & MAKINSON.
Towanda, April 29, 1848. •
ARE now opening at their stores }mindful and cheap
lot of SUMMER GOODS, direct from the City,
which will be sold for Cash, as low as can be bought
at " The Saiings Dank,''or at !my store in town--call
and ace. Towanda. 19th May, '45.
BURTON KINGSBERY informs the pubilic gene
rally that he has just received direct from New
York City, his spring stock of GOODS. It comprises
a very general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries.
Hardware &e, Hie goods have been selectee with much
'care, and will be sold as cheap as can be bought rn To
wanda. Call in and see if it is not so.
Towanda, A prit 30, 1845.
CROCKERY.—A good asiihrtment, just received at
June 4. G. E. FLYNT & CO.
EPSOM SALTS, Flor. -- Salphur, Roll Brimstone,
Sup,Carb. Soda, Tartaric Acid, Castor Oil, Pres
ton's pore extract de Lemon, extract of Sarsaparilla,
vials 4c. for sale cheap at . BAIRD'S,
May 14. 1P0.3 Brick Row.
D. VANDERCOOK
A FIRST RATE ARE, and late of . ROP.
Alk. for sato by , W. B. BAIRD & CO.
• May
,14. " • ;d%
-
HATS .& CAPS 4. BONNtiS, all thilati Rifles
for sale at : MIX & SONS'.
imutrr--JtisiretTeiviia iitipply — of Liintsal,Pitilii;
„ri Piga, RS/41M &C. at CHAMBERLIN'S.
Jane. ISO. ' No.l Brick Row.
elklLS—Linseed, Sweet, Castor and Lamp Oita,
111_, good and ebeip at CHAMBERLIN'S.
Jubei, 1845., Na Brick Roar.
FANCY ARTICLEA.—A greet variety for sale
low, at ,CITAMBERLIIV.9„
Jane 1845. No. 1 Brick Row.
BRUSHER.—A,genenI assortment of Hair , Paint,
Flesh, and shoe knobs, at
CO OMB RUN'S, No. 1 Brick
SALT.—A large gps*ity of FRESH BALT, at
June. PLYPPT
,4 Co.
JAMES M. GILLSON
HO! FOR THE TIMES!
"Goods for the Millions."
Administrator's Sale.
91 SI EU a 3) 'CO . i 3 324 11 CY o
HIRAM MIX it SONS',
A NEW SUPPLY !
)1 4 4Malh'iriel3Dasaspaelt. _
MONTANTPISTIRE
Corset of Ike Public Square t Maio Street.
MIRE largest and cheapest lot of grade ever offered
', in Bradford County is now opening as the shore
store. The most fashionable Goods of the mason, such
allot:Mines, Lawns, &c., with . every variety of Print
manufactured irk the United Stites. All the nevi- styles
of Suminer Goods for Gentlemen boys aid youth. '
ROOTS ¢ SHOES of any quantity and any price'.
20 dos. HATS at the lowest possible price.
GROCERIES of all kinds and HARDWARE in
abundance.
Retaining sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage
they have heretofore received, they pledge themselves to
sell as cheap as goods of the same quality can be-pur
chased in this or any of the -neighboring villages. :We
would therefore advise our friends to call before 'pur
chasing elsewhere. J. D. &E. D. MONTANTE.
Towanda, May 12, 1845.
Competition in thr Shade !
JUST RECEIVED, a full asso rt ment of superfine
French. English and American CLOTHS. To.
gether with a full assortment of medium, and low price
black, blue black and fancy Nitwit fancy Cassimerest
Sattincti of various styles and colonls, malting an as
sortment of Cloths complete. Alai. Trimmings, of the,
best timidity, constantly on hand: Purchasers of Cloths
and Cassimeres will promote their own interest by call
ing at the New &ore, whets all kinds of Goods ore sell
ing unusually low. G. E . FLYN T & CO.
SADDLE & HARNESS
ELK.4.W.4111 - $.111271 df so.r,
RESPECTFULLY 'inform that they still continue
the manufacture of Biddies,' Bridles, Barnes.,
ise., in Col. Mix's building, next door to J. C. Adams'
Law Office, where they will keep constintly.on hand,
and manufacture to order,
Elastic Web, Common and Quilted Saddles,
Harness, Carpet Bags,
Bridles, Trunk*,
Collars, Valises, 4-e. 4 e.
• Carriage Trimming and Military Work done to
order.
Mattresses, Pew end Chair Cushions made on short
notice and reasonable more.
The subscribers hope by doing their work Wen, and
by a strict attention to business, to merit a share of
public patronage. ELKANAH SMITH & SON.
Towanda, May 21, 11345.
.ifLlTUrk.tilOffEen MELt , .IIa 9
At the Elmira Cheap Cash Store,
Jro. 1, Brick Row.
A B. CHAMBERLIN respectfully informs the
AL, public that he has purchased of L 8. Wood, &
Co. their stock of goods, and has just received anew
supply, which renders his assortment of Drugs. Medi
dues, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuja cud Family Groceries
complete. His stock consists in part of the following
MEDICINES. ETC
Essences
Annatto
Plow el:dem
do Benzoin
G km
Gum camphor
Arrow root
Antimony
Aquafortis
Aqua ammonia
lEther
Awsafcedita
I=l
Brimstone
Gamboge
Glauber mite
Hellebore
Mariam oil
Ulm Vitriol
Bayberry bark
do tallow
Balsam lobe
Hydrioate Potaas
Iceland moss
Ipeeac
lodine
do Copaiva
Barbadoes tar
Bahia] booty
Blood root
Blue pills Jelap 1
Balsam Fir Juniper Berries -
Black drop Lunar Caustic
Barley Pearled Liquorice ball and root
Bateman's drops Laudanum
Bugundy Pitch - Morphine •
Cayenne pepper Manna •
African do Mace
Camphor Musk
Calomel Nag Votnica
Chamonile Rm. Oxalic acid
Corrosive sublimate Essential oils, all kinds
Cochineal Oil soap
Cantharides , Paregoric
Cubebs Pills
Coe. inudiena Phosphate iron
Carbonate iron Quicksilver
do Magnesia Quassia ' - a
do Soda Quinine
Cowage ' Red Precipitate
Colocynth Senna
Chloride lime Sugar Lead
Cream tartar Syringes
Dragon's blood Valerian root ,
Dover's Powders ' Saffron
Digitalis Uva Ursa
Emery, assorted Vol. Liniment
Epsom salts Van, turpentine, &c.&c.
- A complete variety of GROCERIES, such as Tea,
Sugar, Coffee, Starch, Raisins, Cinnamon,Soda Crack
ers, Ginger, Pepper, Eng. Ctirrants, Nutmegs, Tobacco
and Snuff, Candles, &c. • ,
A complete assortment of Paints, Dyeetuffs, Win
dow Glass, Patent Medicines, &c.
Towanda. June 16, 1845.
Fashionable, Tailoring !
GEORG!! B. BUNTING would respectfully in
form the public that ho still continues at his old
stand on the west side of Main street, between Kings
bcry's and Bartlett's stores, up. stairs, where he may
to found in readiness to all work in his line in a style
not to be surpassed in Bradford county: Prices to suit
the times. Thankful for post favors, be respectfully
solicits a continuance and hopes by strict attention to bu
siness and accommodating terms to merit patronage.
The Spring and Summer FASHIONS have just been
received, and he is prepared to make garments in the
most cashi.nable manner.
Particular attention paid to CUTTING, and warrant
ed to fit if properly made up,
He has the latent Spring and Summer Peehions' far
sale. Towanda, May 14, 1845..
THE TOWANDA CHEAP STORE
GREAT ATTRACTION
&PIPSYQMIDBIEIE. SIIKAIICKEEBOWI
THE subscriber has just returned from New York '
with a splendid assortment of Spring and Sum.
mmer goods, which ho offers for sale at least .fifteen
per' cent. cheaper than goods have ever been, or ever
will be sold this borough. His 'stock "coesists of fo.
reign and domestic Drypoods, such as French, English
and American Cloths, Cassireeres, Sattinctta, Kentucky
Jeans, Summer stuffs. A splendid assortment of Prints
of all prices, also a full supply of Brown and Bleached
goods, also, Fancy Goods, such as Linen Handkerchiefs,
Black, Blue Black, Plaid and striped Silks, Thread and
Muslin Edgings, Ladies and Gentlemen Cravats, Bon..
net Ribbons, Damask and Mouselin de UM Shawls,
Panumb and a thousand articlest oo n umeroue to mention.
G.ROCERIES—Brown, Loaf and Crashed Sugars,
St. Croix, Poitirica and Nevi Orleans Mobilises, Cogni
se and Amnon Brandy, Holland Gin, Testi, &c., also
Croekery, Glans, Nails, Hardware kre.dte.
AU persons desirous of porchasing goods lo*, will
do well to give hem a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Butter, Eggs, Cheese said Grain taken in .payment
for Goods. CHARLES REED.
Triwands, May it, 1841 • Ali. "2 Brisk Beim
Dr. J. N . Stunner, Surgeon Dentist,
m"ES.PECTFULLY informs his friends that har
, ing tecosesed from his illness. he will make his
nest professional visit to Towanda, on or before the
first tley of October next.
New Blaeksmithing Establishment.
THE SUBSCRIBER , haying for.ma a partner
ship with his btother, continues to cony on Ills
business at his brother's-new stand, can side of Main
street, moth part of the borough, where ho is p repared
to_ execute all ordea for Horast.shoeing, Carnage As
Cita& work and Edge Tools..
Ilersamass the public that all work entreated to his
care will be well
done
,as ho has thoroughly learned -
his trade au
dio detennined to render satisfaction.• lIEETINGS.—Brown and bfen. S 1
JOHN A. ESENWINE. 0 .endlessquantity,,,just received tl ,
Tctrands.lkictimbet 3041544. - - , . May lg. ' C.,.E:FLYI
7 -r- -17 --inr i ngrar I -.1
HEAD'OF NAVIGATIOIC''.
A perfect Jam at No; 8 Bricklo7
Wbt: 1 - 1. - ,BAIRD & DO. AS USUAL, are in t. e 1
first...beats, with a large and welbs, tected use te,
meat ofmezehandice in general. In the lineal i.,
- . DRY GOODS, :. t ,
we cannot enumerate but a small mental , of artiel
but beg leave to say for the benefit ol.the Ladies, I
. at '
we have a splendid assonment of Pandora muslin:, git/It
ham muslin's, organdes, balzarines. muslin• de ;beater.
(pew styles) painted muslin', Scotch and French giiri
hams, striped tapered j..conet, (a beautiful article Bat,
white dresses) 299 pieces , French, English and AmCii•
can Prints,compriiun4 slime of the most choice and filth•
tenable styles; summer shawls and 'merits, Vieteria
skirts, bonnet lawns, oiled silk, black gro de Rhine silk,
bobinett, Grecian terleten and silk lace, black silk Veil
lace, muslin edging and insetting, Lisle threid and linker
edging, light and dark kid Gloves, pie nie and cattier ..
ao., linen pocket handkerchiefs, fans, Bonnet RI ,
a pest variety ;20 foxes' Artificial., Awhile and Id
bugle beads; ecition, gingham arid silk Paraiols sad
shades, the best assortment ever exhibited in Towsn s.
100TSA SHOES.
Black and light.colinedliiil.slips t buskins andties, do.
do., gaiters- and - half 'gaiters, misses slips, shoes, 4c.
Comb?, toilette brushes, &a.
/ BONNETS: • • -
Diamond lelh, shied lawn, fluted lawn, willow, ma&
na, plain straw, and Rutland straw, Ladies' and mit:
Bonnets. Also, 100 Leghorn Bonnets, comprising p
Floreiice braid, shell and almond braid, diamond end
peddle braid, shell Mr imperial do., bird's. eye, &lie.,
Ladies' and. misses' Neapolitan lace, misses' Legh/arth
flats, straw cords and tassels, &c. &e. ' -
_ GENTLEMEN; '
; ,
we are just opening 201 eces, di ff erent styies, plain
'
striped double and single milled Cashmeres: ' H •‘
cloths and Satinetts, all colors and qtralttleag• Sure r
Cloths, for men end boy's wear, by the iderw• orl eu
quantity; Limbed and brown sheetingeand. ' 4 P:,
suspenders, elastic vest backs, &c. . , ,
100 doz. Pains leaf hats, 20 doz. Leggoies d , 5
cases Fur do., white, drab and black. .
A very 'heavy stock of Groceries. Hardware,' C
ry,4ero4e. . •
We are prepared to sell at wholesale or retail anii
will do so as low, (if not a little lower,) Out dui me
qualities can be bought at any store within, 100 iks
of this place, fee ready pay. And by way oven nr •
i! ,
aging the honest and industrious "titters of the soil we
will exchange any of ear goodsfor Good Butter, or Pto.
duce of almost any kind. These, therefore, who ave•
wisely come to the conclusion that it is not good policy.
to get in debt to the merchants, will be enabled 41.5tx...
change the products of their labor for all articles urea.
nary to their comfort and convenience.
IG.-•
Yount, is haste.
WM. H. BAIRD &
Towanda. May 6, 1845.
DRUG & GROCERY STO
Keep it Before the People, 1
THAT the Old Drug Store, west aide of , •
lie Square, is now receiving the largest
went of Drugs and. Medicines ever offered in Ih'•
ket, .among which ace the following, via'
Suiph. Morphia, Blue Man, l'
do. Quinine, Nit. Silver, 1
Eng. Calomel, Quick do. . I
lodid. Potent', ' Peperine,
Red Precipitate, • ' Ipecac,
White do. fart._ AnUmtmt
Strychnia, lodine,
, .
Elateruim, 'Valerian Root,
Kreasot, Seneca dch
Pula. lalap, -- Berpentaris tit; (~
Ext. d 0.,. Gentioir, do.
Ext. Colycinth, Colombo dog
do. Gentian, Pink do:\!,,
do. Giants, Senna, I.
do. Hyosciamus, Adhesive Plast
do. Triraxecum, Cantharides, 1,
Spnng and Thumb Lancets, Lancet cases /et
The attention of PHYSICIANS is pattie'.ol
sited to the above I articles, they being just reeena
one of the most. respectable houses in New V,
will therefore be warranted pure and free from ‘,I
ation in all eases, and disposed of at vcry low
OILS AND ESSENCES. -li
Wintergreen, Cinnamon, Peppermint, It
Wortieseed, Hemlock, Sassafrass, Lemon Levant':
gamot, Aniseed, Cloves, Juniper, Amber, Cajpir
way, Monard, Fennd, Almond, Origanum, Cab
bar, Ike, are.
PATENT MEDICINES. ,
The most popular of the day, such as Dr.
Expectorant; Wistar's Balsam Wild Chem;
Sarsaparilla, Dr. Jayne's Cannanitive, Balsa _
hound, Turtington's Pink Expectorant Byrd , Bat&
man's Drops, Andersons do., Lamott's Cough d0.,-Li'
quid Opodeldoe, Balsam Honey, Preston Sa ta, .Mrs.
Gardners Balsam Liveryman() Deerhound, .Speenst
Digestive Elixor,Dr. Munns Elix. of Opium,T . : Ben
jamin Godfrey's Cordial, Dr. Weaver's - 1' m Tee ;
Cheesman's Arabian Balsam, Balm of Colum ia, But:
lees Magnesian Aperient, Henry's do., Dr. Ttibmpson'a
Eye Water, British Oil, Harlaern do., Ithmtifsewdo•re
Bear's do., Gravo's Hair do., Croton4,l 0., atagethes site
many others to numerous to mentio ,
PILLS. ,
Compound Cathartic, Gregory's Hoops'' Femal e ,
Lees Windham Billions. Miles' j°mann,
Brandrettes, Wright's Indian Vegetable, Dr. i hinneesk
, i .r
Webstet's ; Moffsts.and Bitters, Alebasits. Bishops, &C..
PAINTS, OIL AND DrE STUFFS:
White. Red and Black Lead, Chrome Gm' i
Chrome
i
Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Prussian Blae Rose Pink,Sugat
Lead, Litherge, Bine Smelts, Venetian Red, Yermillion,
Turmeric, Annatto, Indigo, Copperas, ARUM. Crude ,
Tartar, Cochineal, Solution of Tin, Verdigris, Blue'
Vitro], Glass 7by 9, 8 by 10, and 10, by 12, Putty ;
Linseed Oil, dee, ecc. ' ii
BOOT & SHOE MAKI
Gals. .4AL I
- •
WILCGX & SAGE have associated;
in the Boot and Shoe Making bush
borough of Towanda, and may be found at th
of S.Hathaway, lately occupied by Ellianahil
.Stephens' Exchange Hotel. where 0
share'of public patronage. They intend. it
selection of stock, and by attention to thq'
their customera,to make as neat and durable'
be manufactured in this portion of the coon
They keep constantly on hand, and Willi.
to °riles, morocco, calf" and coarse boots!
Ladies' Gaiters, shoes and slips; children'
gaiters and pumps, &c, &c.
JOHN ,
I'IIII,A*DE,I
Towanda, May 14, IBIS.
Tut TOW ANtsA
SAVINGS BA
NEW STORE, FEW CODS tiSfiTOW -
G. E.: F1411.1"2' h . et)
WOULD respectfully announce to t,
of Towanda and eirinity; May, we
an entire new dock of Cooff7 i at 3,
No. 5, Tracys Ittetic ]h/ ,
Two doors below Tiaey It." Moore; Main ''t
ing of Dry Goods; Grxeries, Crockn
Nails, Boats 4 ,, Shoes; and for the Ladies 't
assortment of MILLINERY 0001)8. 1
Thousand Notions, not to be enamrratcd,
were purchatied muter the sue ion hammed,
et
cr,
this market, and will be sold without rear '.4
lively Much Cheaper than at any other a
Towanda. All who favor us with a call, i
ed that their interest will be to mai again.;
Q• lie sure you are right..--No. 5, !'
Block. • GEO. E. PLY;II
Towanda. May I'2, 1845.
A. D. MONTA.NYE, Da
ay 21, 1845.
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Isnnith, near
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