AnACT fearful.Conflatratton in Quebte.
Th e n o r thern mail brings us en account of
another dreadful fire in Quebec, which has de
stroyed a third of the city, making two confla
grations in that city, in a, few weeks; whereby '
more than half the city is destroyed:. The last
fire occured on Sunday, - the 28th ult. It was
first discovered about 11 o'clock , in the night, iu
tlies - back , premises of a Notary, Mr. 'lexocier, •
in St. John's Suburbs, and spread with unre
lenting ftiry till 9 the next morning, destroying
thirteen hundred dwellings and rendering home
less at least six thousand persons, and this in
addition to the.numbers deprived,of a home by
the previous conflagration. About thirty streets
are in ruins, and the amount of insurances ef
fected is !thus stated :—Canada (Kee £40,000,
Quebec Office £15,200, Montreal do. £3,500,
Phcenix do. £1,075. The fire was stayed sev
eral time* by the blowing up of houses under
the superintendence of the military, who were
of the greatest i pervice. The portion destroyed
by this last fire consists of nearly , the whole of
St. John and part of St. Lewis 'suburbs, from
Et. John's Gate and the northwest angle of the
alrni the Calm: St. Genevieve, nearly
'to, the 1 ower No. 4, and up, to a couple of
streets below St. Lewis Road. Fortunately,
the loss of life has not been very great. One
man was killed by the blasting of a. house, by
his own imprudence.. Two others were redu
ced to a shapeless mass of cinders. Four or
five persons died on the 30th ; two children who
were removed while sick with fever, and two
,grown persons, who,lt is said, - died from the ef
fects of fright.
A meeting of the General Committee of Re
lief, appointed by the.citizens after the fire of the
28th of May, met yesterday at one o'elciek, and
ordered distribution of provisions, &c., to the
destitute. All `public buildings were , . thrown
open to the sufferers, and tents were pitched to
the west of the citadel, but many persons re
mained with their effects along the walls of the
town and in the fields. ; Numbers were sent for
by their relations, friends and acquaintances in
the surrounding parishes.
Th e scene of desolation, distress and afflic
tion and the extent of the calamity, are nearly
as great as after the former conflagration ; the
value of property destroyed probably greater.
The population of St. John Suburbs was
about ten thousand, and the population of St.
Ruche had mostly found refugqii St. John Sub
urbs.
Quebec is now reduced to the Upper Town
'within the walls, and the lower Town from the
St. Charles, below Hope (late to Cape Blanc,
on the St. Lawrence, the extent which it occu
pied, but then more sparsely buirl 6 .after the de
struction of the Suburbs during the siege of
1775. The temaiumg houses in the Suburbs
are about as many as theme were half a century
ago. We have seen them spread out so as to
contain about twenty-four thousand inhabitants,
many of them wealthy, most of them proprie
tors of their dwellings, and living comlottably.
This was the work of persevering industry and
general good conduct; and we trust it will be
persevered in.
There is one truth which the recent misfor.
tunes must have strongly impressed upon the
minds of all ; it is that every inhabitant has a
hrect interest in the good and careful conduct of
every individual who lives in or.ifrequents thu
same city, particularly in regard.to tire.
Quebec formerly 'night be considered fortu-,
nate in exemption from great fires. The total
of the fires which have happened during the
last seventy years, do not equal one of those
which-have centred within a month.: nd
_it is
remarkable-that no very extensive fire ever, be
fore occured in the Suburbs.
Stories approaching to the supernatural have
been in circulation.. Several people hive , de
clared that they saw the-images of angels in the
air, surrounded by flames, hovering ever the de
voted Suburb. Singular as, this may appear,
credence maybe placed in the following facts,
the probable cause of the story : The air, of
course, was highly rarified, and-images of ob
jects below—the houses, crosses Of steeples,
men, and other objects were seen inverted, In
tact the lurid sky was a bright mirror in which
these •objects were reflected —a mirage.
The Memory of Jackson.
Among our great men, few have lived lon
ger for their country, or have encountered so
many trials in its service, as Gen. Jackson.—
And none, during their career of public ser
vice, have been more warmly admired, or more
severely censured. As the principal events of
his public life are familiar to.most ofall of our
readers, we will impose no tax upon their pa
tience by reciting them. We will merely re
fer to the diversity of opinion concerning both
his civil and military career, as the ordeal thro'
which every great patriot must pa,s. And"
we have referred to the veneration now uni
versally entertained for the memory of his great
predecessors, as significant of the destiny re
served for himself. As a soldier, 'all will ad
mit that lie possessed every quality fitting him
for command, and for successfully discharging
the numerous and responsible duties of a com
mander. And if success be the test of milita
ry merit, his was surely of a high order ; for
be weer ?cm beaten! He Weyer undertook a
military enterprie without prosecuting it to a
successful termination. Nor can we say that
his means were sufficient to command success
for every military service in which he was en
gaged, involved extreme difficulties, to be met
with comparatively slender mane ; and in the
battle of New Orleans, an enduring monument
of his military fame, .and that of our country.
be overcame, with an 'undisciplined militia of
comparatively small number, the reputed mili
tary giants of Europe. His-success was in
sured by his intuitive comprehoneion of his
difficulties, his boundless fertility of expedient.
his inflexible constancy of purpose, hie, deg'
conviction of right, arid his devoting. self•sa
crifyitg patriotism.
And in his civil career, whatever diversity
of opinion may still existabout the expediency
of his measures, all will now admit that he
sought the good of his country, and sincerely
believed that no other steps would secure it.
None will now deny that Geo. Jackson was an.
honeit, conscientious patriot ; that he loved his.
country with all the devotion of an ardent-tem
perament and energetic character, and was ever
ready to offer rn its defence, or for its honor
or prosperityony, personal sacrifice. And they
will also admit that whenever the good of his
country was his object, he acted under deep
conviction of right. Whenever lie erred, and
what mortal is without,error, his faults were
those of judgment, and not of intention. Tho
roughly a patriot, he was thoroughly conscien
tious in his patriotism. If he acted wrong, lie
intended right ; his deviations were intellect-
Dal. not morale Such will he the judgment of
posterity, which will inscribe Jackson's name
on the same tablet which - bears those of Wash
ington, Jefferson, Madison, Hamilion.—Do/-
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Newspaper.
CRIME IN COLUMBIA COUNTY,
mas Morgan, a Sheriff's officer in - :Colum bia .
county, or perhaps a town constable , was tr ied
.at Hudson last week, on an indicutienta ar g"
ing him with a refusal In, aid DepUty
Sheriff
Sedgwick in the execution of a warrant tor the
dispossession of a refractory tenant: . iS S leg ri a ff a
himself had a warrant againSedgtvia, and
had arrested him, but suspended tl:e arrot. at
the instance of Sedgwick, until the lattercauld
g...t through his own lob. Sedgwick met vilh
some fesistance, and demanded aid from I \lov - .
gan, which the latter did not render: Ob ile
returning to Hudson, Sedgwick and'his mrty
were fired on several times, and Sedgwielo can
wounded; an attempt was made to show hat
Morgan was co.operating_ with the men vilo
fired, but this was rather disproved than esab
fished, He was found guilty, and fined
tven
ty dollars.
_At the same Court a woman vas
found guilty of performing a criminal operaion
upon a girl, a servant in her house,
wboadhe
prisoner's husband had seduced. She vaa
sentenced to the Clinton county State poem
for four years.
,YouNo MEN, HELP VOURSELVE9.- 1
deuce," we are told,'' helps th ew w h o elp
themselves." A true proverb, and Welty
to be stamped on every heart. Passing on
thro' life, you will find many a stream hat
-will cross your path—but don't sit down ,nd
mourn. If you can't wade across, thrqu in
stones to stand upon or bring in a dead ree
from the forest, and you ‘Oll soon be safe on
the other side. To-day you are opposed in
your project. Don't stOp:—don't go beck—
meet the opposer—persevere and you will rol
quer. Providence will assist you. You faA
in business—come out from under the toad•stol
of despondency and try again. If you 'do 't
help yourself and persevere you will do nothitz,
and be punched at by every pauper and begsr
with crutches that passes along.. Your frien:s
have died—hury them—but don't linger in ue
churchyard mourning because they are gone Lid
you are going. Up with you—wipe off ytnr
fears and go to work and be happy—'tis Le
only way.
In fine, help youiselves in all places—at
times, and Providence will assist you, smile m
you, and make life a scene of active enjoyme.t
and real pleasure.
TIIF: LONDON MISSION.-Mr. Nl'Lane vr I
leave the United States by the steamer of tie
16th instant, for London.
Married,
In Duren, on I‘londay morning., 14th inst., at a quartr
before seven. by the Rev. Julius Foster, of 'femur,
Mr. A ISIEL B. MILLS, of N. Y. city, to Miss As
WAUFOIID, of the former place.
TOWANDA SELECT SCHOOL.
.I.lliE SECOND TERM of this school will coc
nonce on Monday, the 4th of August. 1845,
the basement of the M.E.Church, and continue twels
•weeks.
ESE=
Primary department,
Common English Inanches,
Philosophy, Astronoml, Chemistry, Botany,
History, Mental nud Morabaciences, 3 Ot
Mathematics, Languages and Drawing, 4 01
Aware of the happy influence of vocal music on the
youthful mind, arrangements will be made for exercising
the whole school in this truly interesting branch of
know ledge.
JNO. P. WORTHING,
SARAH P. WORTHING, ? Teachers.
FRANCES H 1 TCIIINBC/N,3
To - Wanda, July 14. 1845.
ity IST OF LElrugs, remaining in the Post
El Office at Athens, June 30th, 1845.
Benson Catharine Mrs. Marvin R. B.
Clapp Nathaniel 3 Morgan Thomas
Chandler. Lavina Miss Northrop S.
Curry E. Norris J.
Cooper Henry Phelin
CORSCISC hands Porter Ituht.
El;son W. Pelson Ezra
Felton .E. Renshaw M.
Fcrris AP Rowlingson Renophen
Gillet R. Rica Wanton
Griffen Betsey Miss Rowland H.
Gurnsey H. F. Miss Shaw E. Mis.s
llorkins C. •
Smith E. J. Miss 2
Hunt James ' Satterlee 0. D.
Ilupban Windsor Thorpe W. M:
Hammond Mason Titus M:
Kraeh John Toole Francis
Merchant Luther Warner A. Miss
Morris Sarah Miss Weller J. A.
MeDutlie E. Miss Watsen George
Moody Adelphia Mrs. Wells - C. F.
C. S. PARK, P. M
In all vour getting& get Understanding,
A NI; TO UNDERSTAND where Goods are to
be sold CHEA P, don't forget the Old Establish•
ment, MONTANYE'S STORE, corner of the public
square and main street, where goods always have been
disposed of far the Ready, and always will be, as long es
the film continues to do business. at as small a profit es
at any other establishment this side of New York city.
In addition to former stock, ne have been receiving va
rious articles of husbandry, such as Scythes, Scythe
Stones, Cradles, Rakes. Pitchforks. he.
liOn bushels of first-rate SALT, put up in the
very best barrels.
lOU yards CARPETING for sale very cheap.
Wanted, noo,ono SHINGLES and as many Boards,
for which Liberal prices will be paid.
July 7. J. D. & E. I). MONTANVE.
To the Voters of Bradford COWL
PILLOW CITIZENS offer myself to your
consideration for the office of Sheriff. Should
you honor me with your confidence, by nomitioting and
electing roe to raid office at the ensuing election. I pledge
myself to discharge the duties of the office with fidelity
anti humanity. ' F. FISHER.
Towanda Township. July 1. 1845.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
at Towanda, Ps., June 30th 1845.
Alworth E. Mrs. Lynch Michael
Baird E. W. !Loomis Marcus
Barrett James. !.Morin Patrick
Brown Philo E. 'Morin Daniel
Beeman E. Esq. !Mosier Mary
Itogaa. W. P. Morin Michael
Booth William. Mather Joen
Bullock D. .Gen. • MCClow Edward
Barnes Wm..Mosier William
Cummings Patrick Adm's. l l4l#aliall.Charlotte
Crothers Nathan B. Neely Michael
Carpenter Edwin. Meieur 4 Elliott
Chase Mary. 'Cie L; L. M. 2
Cailin Hamel. Nathrons•lsaac
t e rawford Joseph. • Ogden Sdrah
Cai Hiram M. Powell George
Covent' Michael. Rogers Dinh
Cannon John. Russell W. Esq. for Tree
Sprint G. At
Swader John
Swartwood C. R
Carl Mary.
Dennis Charles
Duart
Emit Mr
Earl Wm. 'Stuart George N
Encar H. Esq. Mr. Stuart George
Ethoridge Isaac D Sumner J. N
Eaton Guidon H SWEVIIVOIXI Charles
French Wm Theall Owiat
Foster Elisba ~. Taykir Timothy M
Fields 'rhathieum Tanner Rmh E
Francisco Signor TAlot Minor .
Foster E. or Bain*worlh C , Taylor C. B.
Foster L..;:rmurl B. TavreluM Mimi Caroline
Pox Alvin A
Guin Thonvis
Groo Alfred
Griffin Alisa A
Malden Ariniitron; Willey Harry
ilo,ey Mr. Rev. Wilcox Elisha
Halstead E. 0 Wood &mad
Holy Brilodel Airs
Irvine Andrew
Johnson Elij
MMI
•
'UST as they told its on the
.10th June. Them
confounded BAIRD'S have got New Goods'
again. In the; language of Mrs. Caudle ;--"Things
have comi,to a pretty pass when them Baird's can go
to New York and buy - goods just when they.please."
Yes, Fellow-Citizens, they , have guessed it exactly ;
even Henry Sheldon & co.,.backcil up by,our neigh
bors over the way, can't stop our buying end selling
Goods. It is with us as it was with the boy - who said
"it whirld itself." Goals will find their way into
our store at No. 3, and the good people of. Bradford
county will buy them and take them out. .
We now have the pleasure of informing our old
friends and the public generally, that we are this day
receiving from the city of New York a splendid addi
tion to our former stock of gOods, which have been pur
chased in the city by one of our firm in person, with the
"ready rhino" and .will he sold positively cheaper for
cash than goods have ever been sold in Towanda.
_ We arc often asked the question, how it is we can
sell goods so much lower than some of our neighbors?
Wo will give you .a few of the reasons.
Finax—Wo use our own capital, and consequently
have no interest to pay.
SECONDLT—We occupy our own building, and con
sequently have no rent to pay.
TIIIIFDLT—We have other business on hand which
is ample for our support, and consequently need not
tax our customers for the purpose.
FounTaLt & LLSTLT—We buy no goods of Henry
Sheldon & co., end consequently can sell alectle cheap
er than those who do.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, in order to satisfy
yourselves whether you can buy cheaper at No. 3 Brick
Row, than at any other place in the world, you have
only to continue to do as you have been doing for near
ly threeycars pant. Just drop in before you buy; in
quire the prices and examine the qualities of OUT
goods We know you will do that, and we also know
that having looked, you will buy, as you Must be satis
fied it is your interest to do so.
Our new-stock consists of DE{ r:coovq, GRO
CERIES, HARD-WARE. Family Medicine*, paints
&Oils, and in fact every thing except Fresh Salt."
We fear the printers will grumble if we spin out
this advertisement, to enumerate the articles. So just
call and take a look. o:l'Don't forget the place—NO.
3 BRICK ROW—'way above the " Shaeitt's Rank,"
is considerable distance from " the Old Arcade, the Hay
Scala and the Slaughter-house," but close along by the
side of No, 2. W. H. lIAIRA & CO.
June 26, No. 3 Brick Raw.
No. 3 always in,good tune.
THOSE ORANGES & LEMONS am on hand
ready for the 4th of July, at
June 26. BAIRD'S, No. 3 Brick Row.
IDROWN SHEETING—SeveraI Bales just recd
ICII) at the place where they keep t very thing. Wo
need not say it is at No. 3 13riek Row.
Juno 26. W. H. BAIRD & CO.
1111.11 RE IS NO. 3 AGAIN-2u Quintles Codfish
just-rec'd and for sale at BAIRD'S.
Nu 3 Brick Row.
IlitlE.ll,lloll
WE have a large quantity of warranted GRASS
& CRADLE SCYTHES - of different stamps,
Cradles, Rakes, Scythe Smiths, Quinehaug Stones.,
Runes, ready made Tow Pants, Pitchforks, and all the
necessary implements for baying and harvesting, which
we will sell cheaper than the cheapest, for Cash, bat
ler, ,Grain or COUNTY ORDFRS at par.
July I. BAIRD & CO. No. 3 firirk Row.
ALLpersons indebted to the estate of Jenme R.
Bowman, late of Towanda township, deceased,
are requested to make immediate payment, and all
those having demands against ihe same are requested
to present them, legally tines* for settlement.
$2 0
2 51
The administrators will meet to adjust the claims o
said estate, at the house of Geo. Bowman, on the las
Saturday of each month. HIRAM SWEET,
G. BOWMAN.
Towanda, July 2, 1845. Administratqrs.
Taken .dT PAW for all kinds of Goods
July t. 1845. by ELLIOTT & MERCUR.
I.Z P lnaKidraDg SNDUE(Dig
jBE undersigned having been appointed by the
Orphan's Court of Bradford County, Auditor to
ascertain the liens, and distribute the money arriving
from the sale of the real estate of William Myers dee'Al,
late of IV ysox township, notice is hereby given that I
have appointed Friday the Bth day of August next, at 1
o'clock P. M. at my oflice in tho borough of Towanda,
to attend to said duty, when and where all persona in
tend can attend. D. WILMOT, Auditor.
Towanda. J illy 1. 1845.
An t NE DOZEN Morgan's celebrated GRAIN CHA-
U, DIES, with Harris' Scythes, for sale by
Juno 23, 1845. REED.
Friends & Fellow Citizens.
WE are now in want of Bradford County stock,
and any persons having certilricates, called
county orders, can find a maket at No. 3, where they
will be taken at par in exchange for any of - the articles
comprising the largest and cheapest stock of Goods in
!the United States.
We hall some thoughts of taking a few shares of
l•• Savings Bank" stock, but we find after the " Pan
'tick" which is now about over, it has gone down below
par, and holders are beginning to think they have berth
their lingers. Don't forget that our slice is at No. 3
Brick Row W. H. BAIRD & CO.
A LT. persons indebted to the estate of Jeduthen
31,_ Whitey, late of Canton, dee'd, are requested to
nake immediate payment, and all those having demands
,zainst the same are requested to present them, legally
'nested for settlement to either of the subscribers in
.nion township, Tioga en.
CII.O2I:ES 0. SPENCER.
DENJAIIIIN LANDON,
Canton, July I, 1845. Executor's.
MATO QUATITMIS, July 1, 11 , 05.
T k hereby ordered that from and after this date
It goods are to be sold in this encampment fer cash
uheneier they will bring anything above cost. Clerks,
kients and customers are hereby commanded to govern
Liernselves accordingly. Braggarts are to sum' back
and keep off the parade ground.
0. D. BARTLETr, Commanding officer.
RINDSTONES.—The best assortment of Nova
IN Scotia and other kind of grindstones, ever rought
Ina this place, for sale.by 0. D. BARTLE:I"r
everts
0. D. BARTLE V.
„el DOZ OLD FASHIONED SCYTHES, a ;idea.
NV did article for sale elloap by
Inlv 1. 0. D. BARTLE 'T.
t b ,!tthE l'lNGs.—Brown and blea. SHEETING, an
endless quantity. just received by
May 12. G.E.FLYNT St CO.
CROCKERY.—A good assortment. just rec e ived at
June 4. G. E. FLYNT & CO.
FIRST RATE ARK,. and tots of ARK ROPE.
for sale by W. H. DADtD & CO.
%lay 14. No. 3 Brick Row.
cos
DUNCANNON NAILS, and shall. bo
receiving more, to which the attention of Mer
chants is invited at wholesale, at
July 7
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIFE.
ALL persons indebted to tuts estate of Sainuel Easel!,
deceased, late of W SIAa ip., are requested to make
immediate payment. and all those haring demands against
the same ate requested to present them, legally attested,
for xttlecnent. JESSE EDSALL,
I Sours Ephraim
THE PAMPHLET' LAWS of the last begisla
Tura have been received, am] are ready for dish:
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Prothonotary 's Office, July 8, 1845.
MEDICINE AND SURGERY..
DR. JAMES M. GOODRICH has located himself
at MONROE, fur the practice of his profession,
and pill he pleased to wait on those requiring his ser
vices. lie may he found at J. L. Johnson's tavern.
Rekrence may be made to Drs. Hcarosiir. ?assort,
or Tonenda. April 23, 1845.
I Thotripum Elizabeth
TorolimOdiss S. M.
Vorpa Mies Cecile
Walsh William
ll A , ;l:S ic, of fi szeir:Tr ur q t u o alitie t l, ai n i d il m re o e st approved
G. E. FLYNT 4 Co. •
Weaver Henry 'M.
Warner William'
CH ANIBERIAN. r. AI
THERE 'TIS AGAIN.
June :6
Administrator's Nidce.
(rJxio . u.o srk,DL6:i.m,gD
Executor's Notice.
Cr~.~r~I;3:~~ , ~ CUL"~,JJ~~~.o
NATHAN ALVORD. Jr.
Administrators
%veils, July 7, 1845
A. Cill/BBViK, Prot
AIPI2IIIIIOIIIVIDST fZIMICao
At the Elmira Cheap Cash . Store,
..ro. 2, Brick Row,
A l E,4 CHAMBERLIN: respectfully Informs the;
public that he has purchased .of 1. 8. Wood. &
Cu. their stock of goods, ond.has juit received , a new
supply, which:renders his, assortment of .iptugs,
eines, Paints, Oils, Loye-sipffs cud Fainify. Groceries
complete. ilia stock consists in part of the fullorsteg
Annatto
Arrow root
Antimony
Aquafortia
Aqua ammonia
Wither -Asaarcedite - -
Brimstone Myrrh •
Blue Vitriol Gamboge •
Bayberry bark Glauber salts
do tallow . • Hellebore
Balsam lobo ' Hurl= oil
do Copaiva Hydrioato Polass
Barbados tar ' Iceland mom
Balsam honey , Ipecac
Blood root
Blue pills .'? Jalap
Balsam Fir • Juniper Berries
Black drop Lunar Caustic
Barley Pearled Liquorice ball and root
Bateman's drops Laudanum
Buguntly Pitch Morphine
Cayenne pepper Manua ' •
African do Mace
Camphor ' ' Musk
Calomel Nu: Vomica '
Chamonile for. Oxalic acid
Corrosive sublimate Essential oils, all kinds .
Cochineal ' . Oil, soap
Cantharides ' Paregoric
Cubebe Pills '
Cbc. inudicus • Phosphate iron '
Carbonate iron ' Quicksilver •
do Magnesia Quassia
.do Soda . ' Quinine
I.7owago Red Precipitate
Colocynth Senna
Chloride lime - - ('Sugar - Lead - _ '
Creatn tartar Syringes
Dragon's blood Valerian root
Dover's Powders Saffron
Digitalis Ilva Ursa .
Emery, assorted Vol. Liniment
Epsom salts Ven. turpentine, &e. Arc.
A complete variety of GROCERIES, such as Tea
Sugar, Coffee, Starch, Raisine;Cinnamon,Soda Crack
era, Gin g er, Pepper, Eng. Currants, Nutmegs, Tobaec
and Snug ; Candles, drc.
A complete assortment of Paints, Dye-stuffs, Win
Sow Glass, Patent Medicines, &c.
Towanda, June 16, 1845.
Dr. J. .N. Sumner, Surgeon Dentist,
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends that bay-
RV inn recovered from his illness, he will make his
nest pr4ssional visit m Towanda, on or before the
first day of October next.
New .Blacksmithing Establishment.
THE SUBSCRIBER; having. foraied a partner
ship with his brother, continues to carry on The
business at his Mother's new stand, east side of Main
street, south pan of the borough, where be is prepared
to execute all orders for Horse-shoeing, Carriage &
Coach work- and Edge Tools.
He assures the public that all work entrusted to his
care will be well done, as he has thoroughly learned
his trade and is determined to render satisfaction.
JOHN A. ESEN WINE.
Towanda. December 30, 1844.
MOVED TO No. 1, BRICK ROW
lr. 4. CILCRIMERLY.E.
.-"-:et. RESPECTFULLY informs his
4it 1.. fnends and the public that he has
. ..ilk REMOVED to the Brick Row,
Ve‘N l
'2
'IV No. I, where he still continues to
' '"
sil - I'C, carry ()obis old business of
cal -, ~e 9 e."-Z,, '..... Watch and Clock Rrpairing,
\IV"' - - i- - -.. which wilibe done on short notice,
and warranted to be well done. From a long experi
ence in the business, he believes that he will he able to
render perfect satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage.
N.B. Watches warranted to run well one year, or
the money refunded; and a written agreement given
to that ellhy to all that desire one. --
CLOCKS.—A largo assortment just received and
for sale very low for cash.
If you want to buy Jewelry cheap call at Cham
berlin's Watch Shop, No. 1, Brick Roar.
TT MAPLE SUGAR, Wood, and all kindsof Coun
try Produce received in payment.
Towanda, June 18,1845.
To all people. to whom these presents shall tome.
.1.P1 . 1..1i. D. VANDERCOOK, Cabinet
,----.---- ' Maker * Undertaker, wishes to
- -, - - .. , .I_ , - i n nfor en m t t o he k public, n t t liat d he still con ;
; a tE -,up,l assortment or Cabinel Furniture. g
.... - . . Ifis establishment is situated on the
i ...
corner of Main dr.State streets. sec
ond door north of the Bank and
directly opposite W. Watkins' law office. Persons
wishing to furnish themselves with furniture, will find
it an object to call and examine, purehase and pay, as
the subscriber is determined (for cash) to sell all kinds
of furniture at a less price than ever before known.
June 23; 1845. D. VANDERCOOK.
3illfillaT • -1411_711111011CIPIKT.11111 1 111:11101UT
WO3O the usual assortment in country shops, the sub
scriber keeps on hand and manufactures to order,
the Sofa Rocking chair, beautifully upholstered, also
the half French Mahogany chair, together with sofas
of the latest aod most approved patterns, all of which
will be disposed of for all kinds of country produce at
the usual low prices. and for cash at very much redu
ced prices, atthe Cabinet shop of
June 23,1845. D. VANDERCOOK.
COFFINS made to order on the shortest notice
very lox fn ready pay. A hearse will be in ,at
tendance when desired: -
June 23, 1845. D. VAN DE RCOOK.
WANTED by the ettlet, any quantity
white pine, cherry, and whitewOod lumber, in
exchange for furniture.
June 23, 1845. D. VANDERCOOK.
if UST received and for sale at B. Kingsbery!. Store.
lej a few bairele superfine FLOUR, from Overton
Saltmarelie mill. Warranted an extra article.
June 1:3. 1845.
Not the-Towanda Shavin's Bank, nor No. 3
Brick Row; nor Mil Old slreade,
But No. 2, Brick Row,
NOW ACKNOWLEDGED to he the identical
B. spot where gdods are sold cheaper for cash or ready
pay, than any other establishment wester the cities of
New York or Philadelphia. Persona wishing to prove
this fact, cur - daily do it by calling in to see. No time
will be spent in skin/Jinx/lints, or filling out bills of a
worthless buitilution. But the whole time and atten
tion oldie stiWcribcr and his cicik, will be delusively
devoted to selling gocsli cheap. A nimble six pence,
better than a slosi shilling. C. REED.
Juni 23, 1845. No.'2 Brick Row.
MONTANYE'S.
3 TGISI SUGAR & MOLASSES.—Thin day recdby the "Cheinung Line" end for sale Ocala by
the pound, Gallon, Harrel or
July I. BAIRD'S. N 0.3 Brick Roy,.
GUNS for the • North Branch Canal," and
7,,ai thirteen for G. E. FLYNT & CO'S cheap
cash atom. Juat received at the. Sayings Bank, more.
New Goods e —We am offering them at private sale
" one notch" lowerthan at any other estatinatunent In
tha borough. G. E. FLYNT et Co.
011.5.—PURE SPERM & LINF_TEED
guy ways on hand at G. FL Ff.YNT &
Portrait Painting, by W. IL Perkins;
"WORTH SIDE of the square, in the robin Oiet 'J.
1111 C. Adams' Law Office—Col: Mii's block.
Likenesses warranted. Transparent Blinds, of any
sizo of pattern desired. done 18, 1845.
jr NTS & cars h ntiN/NIETS; all the late Myles
ror palest-. MIX &
MEDICINES.,
Essences
Flour sulphur
Alo.Benzoirt
G hie '
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lodine
PUBLIC: NOTICE.
on_ • a_ sai-A-44
EMMI
Another Arkifor ilinitOotis it:tite
:TOWANDA.CASH - STORE:
flall Alif. O.IIIERCUIII . are remising eis
plies of GOOD* from NC* York; ihriosit • every
week, which they ruirtmepareil to Baas tbey•beve.been
Finn/Lail, lhildreasotbsi littki sheave • than. tiny other
esiablishinent myossanda, and as cheap :as tbe; aerie
quality M,Goods ran be purchaocd at retail inxiny 'town
in ihe'United Suites. They neither" skin flint?' nor
shuretheir customers, but attend solely to
,the' buailjess
of-buying goods cheap; and selling them Berorilingly.
They haVe just received a new supply of Sheetings,
Prints, hosiery, Gtores,4c. 4e.
ALSO—Au additional assortinent oI.IIAELDWARE.
—Another stock will be received next week.
June 12, 1845. H. S. 4 M. C. MERCCR.
" Be aura the cashier is right and then go ahead."
W.yoming Record.
PERSONS holding (or nothohling) bills on the S
avings Bank ate requested not to be uneasy, al to
the eltiinate success of our institution as it is sound to
the " &ore," being assured that the " - deposites" are not
only firm, but are increasing daily with a "license" to
extend the business to any amount, and shall soon be
able to declare - a 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
all competition aside, not however without cautioning
the public to
II WARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
As there are many unauthorized and well 'executed
counterfeits and well calculated to deceive those who
are not , judges, but upon close inspection it will be
seen, that the " private" mark is .higher than on the
genuinii, and notice, that natio are" simonpure" unless
signed at the bottom of each bill, in our own hand writ
ing U.E.I Flynt & Co. All lovers of seasonable' New
Goods,land cheap, are requested to call end examine, as
" seeing is believing." Receiving Now Goods almost
every day.
Juni, l b.
Let it be known to all Nations,
I That I, Jas. JIL atlison,
ElhvE on band, and constantly receiving. and am
now opening a large and splendid assortmentof
goods in my line of business, notin Brick Rots-No. 1,2,
3,4,0 r 5. but No. 100 Old Arcade, between the old
Post Office and Hay Scales, wbero can be 114 at ell
times Splendid Gold and Silver Watches of every des
criptitin, from a chronometer movement to a common
SilverjWatch. Gold and Silver ware of different de
scriptions, from Gold diamond rings and breast pins,
down Ito three centers- Clocks. Violin's, and other in
struments of music tuo numerous to embody in au ad
vertisement. Call and see.
Anil I J. M. G. am determined not to be out done
by an' person or persons, or combinations or set of men
in trade whatsoever, not by flints skinned or unakinned,
or by Beards long or short, blue black or gray, or any
kind of Beards or flints whatsoever, for be it known and
let ad nationslnow the facts, that my goods were se
lected with great care and pumlnised- with the ready,
and Will be disposed of for the same, and at lower pri
ces than were ever before offered in this place, other
people's prices to the contrary notwithstanding. I in
site you all to come, come all at once if you -can; and
you shall all be attended to. Don't fail to call one
door kouth of the Cheap Cash Store of Elliott and Mer
cer.
N, B. Pedlars supplied with combs, buttons, nee
dites,ipins, and Yankee 'reaps at New York prices, and
all kinds of watchmakers materials at wholesale.
EttffdEtll
JANIES M. GILLSON
1101 FOR THE TIMES !
Ut2iMe evaaw .2,u Kintatau , .
mill E suscribets now have on hand all kind. of Mer
ehandize for the season, and akin? they do not
pledge themselves to sell lower by 10 or 20 per cent.
than' their neighbors, yet th.y do pledge themselves to
sell as _low for cash as ran be bought at any house in
tosvii, Elmira, Owego or Binghamton.
May 20.1345. 11. MIX ¢ SONS'.
" Goods for the Millions."
'UST received at the Savings Bank, a nuMber of tons
110" of those cheap Groceries, which makes our assort
ment complete. Those who patronise our cosh estah
lishtnent, will derive a decided advantage over those who
putchase at other stores who du business on the_ credit
system, as they are not overcharged equivalent to the
dclinquence of those who never pay. No s..firick Row.
FLYNT & CO.
CHMRS .IND BEDSTE.IIDS.
THE subscribers still continue
to manufacture'and keep on hand
at their old stand. all kinds of
Cane and Wood seal Chairs ;
also Settees of various kinds
4• BEDSTEJIDS. of every
description, which we will
soil low Cos cash or produce.
TURNING done to order.
TOMKINS & MAKINSON.
Towanda, April 23, 1845.
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Yo cluni u)unautaza.
111 RAM MIX & SONS',
•
AIM now opening at their stores beautiful and cheap
lot of SUMMER GOODS, direct from the City.
which will be sold for Cash, as low as can be bought
at " The Savings Bank," or at any afore in town—call
and see. Towanda. 19th May. '45.
A NEW SUPPLY !
BuRTON KINGSDE HY informs the pahille gene+
rally that ho has just received direct from New
York Cify, his spring stuck of GOODS. It comprises
a very geilmal assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries.
Hardware & o. His goods have heen selected with much
care, and will he sold as cheap as ran he bought to
wanda. Call in and see it it is not so.
Towanda, April 30, 1845.
SADDLE 81. lIARNESS
IgitIZEPAL 1/16.....111 , 11hr <11C.:1 411
RESPECTFUL!. Y inthrin that they hill! continue
the manufacture. of sraddles, Ilridies, Harness,
&c., in Col. Mix's building, next door to J. C. Adams
Law Office, where they will keep constantly on hand,
and manufacture to order,
Elawic li eb, Cowman and Quilted Saddles
Harness,
Bridles,
Collars,
Carriage Trimming and Military Work daticio
order
➢lattrasses. Pew and Chair Cushions mode ein'ahu
notice and reasonable terms. -
The aubscribera hope by &nig their
. trerkwellonil
by a strict attention to bunineae, to inerit n iltareof
public patronage. EI.KANAH SMITH '&
Tourandn, May 21. 1845. " , . •
I.olMll'—Juat 'received a anPi,ly of t.cnons, Prunes.
Figs, kaiak% &c. at CU U DEVLIN'S.
June, 1845. rio,l 'brick Row.
111101 - A—Linseed. Sweet, entdoi Rift! hatnit Odd,
‘fili good and cheap
Joke, 11445. N0..1 Mick ;Row;
VI A ANCY AfitieLEN--A prat .variety tor. waic
Ipw, ut 4:41/4141BURIAN'S. -
Juno 1845. No. t Brick Row..
fRU sli E s e—A metal assortment of LlairiiPaiut,
Flee%
~ I, shoe Muslim at . , ,
CHAMBERLON. No. 1 Eriek Rose.
• -
S►LT:—A large quantity of FRESH sALT, it
Jame 21 . G. E. FiIYNT - 4 CO.
gribm c§zsgag, D
At the Lumberman's Dithange,
11" N.& 11. B. Mr PIN El' have ja,( receivedfrom
New Voris a fresh afock of linods, which makes
their aisortment complete. Consisting
.in part of Inn'
000118; GROCERIES. lIA NOW RE; hi /Wry.
Crockery, Paints, Pits, Dye shoji, Pish, LSO her, 4c.,
all of Which we will excbinge for luriibri-tir mo.t kinds
of proAtice. on as reasonable terns da an# of our neigh
bors. We particularly srilvise the peibllc to call & es
-amino our stocks:
Werited 600,000 shingles and 500,060 white pine
bait&
N. H., 14ntdfordCii..ectiP tairen tot gOods et per.
Monroeton. lily 1. .1. H. & Pll IN ri Y
12 DOZ genuine beNt quality. Quinnebaue l' 4, Y 1 1 1 "
Stones, cot elate by O. D. SIVIVI,IF I'
tit 1111111111051131:1103
• HEAT,. OF -NAVibATION ,
A perreit Jam at 110-3, - Boa , : Ro " •
s,.
W• • . ,. .• .: •
M. It: BAIRD 1t30:. - 44 CsVAL, sumo th e
first hosts; wales We a &ilivill:sa feed' - ' srt
went of werctiendize in generall.. In hie Utheidll ,, .
DRY GOOD ',j L . : :
we iannoi enumerate but it emall'number 040. lei,
but leg leave to say for the Ixtriefit id the number,
we have *splendid a,stortnient of Pittard" inuslini?ft
haw muslin*, otgandes, balaarines.
,muslin. du, . 1
(new styles) painted muslins, Scotch and trineh, ft*
hams. striped tapered jpconet; (a beautifill Ili; F o r
white dresses) 2 011 pieces French, Eisklbh- ina A
can Prints, comprisum some of the most choicer and ili.
ionable Mier; summer shawls and trarmits,,Xi . ,'
skirts, bonnet lawn', oiled silk, black grade (Chine orb,
a
bobinett, Grecian taileton and silk lace, liTia silk tied
late, muslin edging and insetting, Lisle ihniniti and lien
edging. light and dark kid Glares . pie nie and ttots
dn., linen pocket handkerchiefs. fans,' DOMIii Rib a,
a great variety ;20 hoses Artoficials,• whits Al lick
bugle beads"; cotton, gingham and silk l'araibla S&I
shades, the best assortment ewe exhibited iiiTair iple:'
HOOTS & SHOES -
Black and light-colored kid slips, buskins andt AO.
do., gaiters anti, half gaiters, Misses slips, 'alitoii, die:
Cowles, toitette.hrtishea,-.lke: .• , , • '. •''
• • BON.NETg..,
Diamond lawn, shirrd lawn, fluted Liaii, willow: merle
mt. plain straw, and Rutland straw,Ladies' and misses'
Bonnets. Also, 100 Leghorn Bonnets, coraprisinglplain
Florence braid, shell and almond braid, diamond and
peddle braid, shell and imperial do, bird's err. ilittn.
'Ladies' and missed Neapolitan lacs, misses' Le toriin
flats, straw cords and tassels. &c. &c:
GENT),EATE:S:
we are Just opening 26 pfecei, diffetentatyloaMar
striped double and single milled Cassimeres. *1
cloths and Satirielts, off colors and qualitiey; Su
Cita", for men and boy's wear, by the piece. it
quantity ; bleached and brown sheeting' and whir
suspenders, elastic vest hacks, &e.
100 doz. Palm leaf hats. 20 dot: Lei hOin
1 eases Fur do., white. drab and bleek;. • -'
A very heavy stock of Groetries,llapXtrur4 C
ry.4c:, 4c.
We are prepared to sell at wholesale .or retail
will do so as low. (if nut a little lower,) than tbt
qualities can be botight at any store within 100
of this plate, for really pay. And biway of e
acing the hottest and industrious " tillers of the so
will exchange any of our goods for Good Quatro
duce of almost any kind. Those, therefore. ash
wisely come to the conclusion that it is not toad;
to get in debt to the merchants. will be enatiled i j
change the products of their labor for ell article
. 1
vary to their comfort and convenience:
Yours. is haste. . :•
- WM. H: BAIRD &
Towanda, May 6, 1845
G. E. FLYNT & CO
DRUG & GROCERY- STO;RE.
Keep it Before the People, 1 . ".,
THAT the Old Drug Store, west. , side of thei Pub
lic Square, is now receiving. the largest' . aura
rneut of Drugs and Medicines eter olli.red to ifusiiiii:
'ket, among Which are the following, vine
Sulph. Mumble, Dino Mars, .. - .
do. Quinine, Nit. Silver, ,
Eng. Calomel, Quick do,
Icalid. Pumas, Pkrlerine,
Red Precipitate,lpeca „c.
, ~
White do., Tart: Ahtimon.;
Strychrua,
Elateruim,
Kreasot,
Pulls. Map,
Est. d0.,-
Est: Colyeintbs
do. Gentian, Pink do:
do. Cicuta, ' Brune. - •
do. Hyoscitimus, Adhesive Pi
do. Toraxecum, estitharldea,
Spring and Thumb I.anccts, Lancet eases .
The attention of PHYSICIANS is panic
vitcd to the above reticles, they being just rec ap
one of *he most. respectable houses in New
will therefore he warranted pure, and free fiotn
anon in all cases, stid 4iiipnecB of al very low
Wintergreen, Cinnamon, Peppermint, Rosen:mi.
Wormseed, Hemlock, &marl:ass, Lemon Lavarider.
gamot, Aniseed, cloves, Juniper, Amber, Cajpht, Cara
way, Monard, Frond, Almond. Origanum, ' t o AM:
her, &c., &c.
PATENT MEDICINES;
The most popular of the day. such as layne'd
Expectorant, Wiutar's Belem Wild al ,Hand's
Sarsaparilla, Dr. Jayne's Carmanitive, .. Deer
hound, *Purtington • Pink Dapectoratit Sy ... Bate
man's Drops, Andersons do., Lamott's Coug do.,
Li
quid Oixideldoc, Balsam Honey, Preston 8 Its, gia.
Gardnentßabortn LiOterort and floarhouid, r rigrooni?
DigestiSit Elixdr,Dr. Munn. Ells.'of Opium, Dr. Belli
jamin Godfrey's. Cordial, Dr, Weaver's W • m Teri,
Cheesman'a Arabian Balsam, Balm of Col his, Bat,:
ler's Megnesian Aperient, Henry's do., Dr. T ompsmeri
Eyo Water, British Oil, Harlaern do., Mace , ssar do m
Bear's do., Grave's Hair do., Croton to thee Ufa
many others to numerous to mention.
Compotwd Cathartic, Gtegbry's Hooph'
G e iman, Lees Windham Billions,
Brandreth's, Wright's Indian VegetahleAii,
Websteed, Monts and Diners, Alcbasiik, Bi
FAINTS, 011. AND DVS. STUFFS
White, Red and Black Lead, Cliiinne Gyee
Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Prussian Blue Rote P
Lead,-Litharge, Blue Smiths, Venetian Red,
Turmeric, Mulatto, Indige„ Copperas;. All.
Tartar, Cochineal, solution of Tin, Verdi
Vitrol, Glass 7 by 9, 8 by 10, and 1641
Linseed Oil, i&c., &a.
TILE TOIVANDA CHEAP :i
.GREAT-ATTRACTIOI4I.-:
444 - o ,w,tsl, I,,twauousliztra
. .
....a. , ,,i, returned from Nl* *irk
:l i irtHdasospitlidittspitiortinput of ;Spring aria Siiin
[Lwra.spaffity %Welt., Ite,cdrers for solo. at least fiftecit
pens t. chmer than giii - ida
. Ihavu ever- beck : ot.eiet
411 1 t1:14SitI c irghti tinrough..- His
:stock eliti..isfs 'orto:
i
reign end clorneviic DryfGeeds, such as Fiiii•h, Enidsti
and American- Cloths, Cassirneres. batithett ,Rentheil
'leans, dialler Munk itipiendid - akofltii . toe Punts?
of s tllpriWalso a full supply of Brown an . IM*l k od
go 00, ales , Fancy (lends , such as Litren.ll . k . Ar i ftMcfri:
Black. Slue Bloat, Plaid and striped 8111 11 14 , - Phrejttrind
Muslin Edgins‘tadies and .Grintenietiltiiiiiiiiillanz
, net . Ribbons, Damask aid Mlinselin , diotareiiii , ftinsli;
' Parasols mid a thousand article4ootopheraitstojtiintiOn:
GROCERIES—Bomb. Ilipirtiffil I.7l . usitts2Hirgita:
St. Cioix; Portirico.and Neiv - Og4ll.llfOlii ies. eogni-2
ac and 4mFrican - Brandy. Holland GIN Testa; iSmi Mai ,
CrcillieFy; -Claim. Huila, Iltinliaio ilre ; &I. - . •
•- All , persons desireturiir ptiietisiiiig gootla loi. will
.do :still to Ilya him a call betii•Oliuictisink elsewhere.
Huller, Eggs, Cheese and Gait tarn -lif psyfifehi
fur (:Dods: • - • - ' "CH Ah LE RE D: ,
- Tikiindi, May 12, 1845: - No. 2 Britk Robb.
Carpet Bags,
7'runks; - •
1)='0MI
OILS !CND ESSENCES
A. D. NIONTANtE, Da
Towanda, May 21, 18454
MONTANYE'S S
A .
R} of the ?OR Fqiutich Mal' , Street.
viiiiiiiged'ottil elleAlu•si FA of Otai ever offered
n Iljutiroitl County is nave averring rt lha above
atommost. Themost friabinhehle. Goo& tit dm heown.limets
ie
as Halvirhics, Liitaha, &c.; frith "eietjr var . ty of Print
manufacihrett tit the eiliteil gimes. All 3 e new_ oft!
of Sunimei tiatahrlai C:itile . nien boys and oath.,_ .
F3OO I'S' 4 3 4 1f0Es a aiii' ititintay ill! any Price
:`om.
d. H Avi at the, lifivitsifrnr.eilrle po
CROOBILIES - 2111ft tiiiiiiiiia - n:TR
allundader.
Returning sihe'ire thinks for the very lit
they have heretofore received.theY pinch
sell as theitt as goods of the same quality,
chased in• this or any of the neighboring vi
would therefore advise our fiicnds to Cal
tha.ing elsewhere. J: P P MON
Tolvemb. May 1915.
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