DEDICATION 1. . -
THE Catholic Church, in the borough of Towanda
Will be dedicated to the service of Almighty God,
Ico Friday, the fah dby of September nest. ',edicts.
V lion sermon by the Right Rev. F. P. Kinrick, Catholic
%Mil of Pennsylvania. An opportunity will be given
to the c haritable Ladies and Gentlemen who feel
wi t to c ontribute their mite. towards the liquidation of
the debt accumulated by building.
Divine service to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
mi. .t
ROM the pasture of the subscriber in Duren town.
.f gI
ship, on or about the 20th of July, a dark red
m i3 c pi ng size,—has had the brush of the tail cut
off, Ind the ends of herhorns Were sawed of some years
cito . Whoever will return said cow, or give informa
tion "conceroingiber shall be suitably rewarded for their
trouble. PHILIP KIPP.
Dwell; August 9, 1145.
BLANKS! BLANKS! •
ITSTICES 9 SEAMUS, a full assortment jolt
printed and for Bale at this office. ang2o.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers, nntles.the firm of D.C. Sc. 0. N. Sals
ury, is this day dissolved by mutual agreement. All
outstanding debts are to be paid by D. C. Salsbury, who
la also to settle all.matteri due the late firm. ...
Those having unsettled accounts with the firm will
please settle the same as speedily as ible.
- D. Cposs. SALSBURY,
Mourocion: Aug. ".1,1845. O. N. SALSBURY.
TO THE PUBLIC ! •
lIAMG purchased the entire stock of goods lately
opened by D. C. &Q. Salsbury,-and assumed
the entire business and responsibility of the firm I would
return my thanks to former customers for their patronage,
Ind solicit the same and the public generally. My stock
of Goals is complete and will he sold on the most liberal
terms.
Any quantity of LUMBER will be received in ex
chum for Goods, and for first quality, iamb will be paid.
prod u ce of all descriptions wilYbe taken for goods.
Monroeton. Aug.2l. t 845. D. C. saLsßußy.
.idjourned Special Court.
ad j ourned Special Court will be held at the
Court House in the borbugh of Towanda, in and
for the county of Bradford, on Monday the 3d day of
November next. at .2 o'clock ; in the afternoon, of said
day for the trial of all climes certified to said court. By
order of the Honorable William Jessup, president of our
said court. AARON CHUBBUCH, Prot-
Prot's. Office. Towanda, Aug. 14, 1845.
An Apprentice Wanted.
WANTED, by the subscriber, an apprentice to the
TAILORING business. A lad from 16 to 17
years of age, who can come well recommended. is re
quired. G. H. BUNTING.
Towanda, August 20, 1845.
A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS
A VIIINGTON PRESS FOR SALE:
llkli.llNTiged the Reporter, the Press which
we have eretofore used, is offered for sale, very
CHEAP FOR CASH. It is a Wa'shington patent,
Imperial size, end an easier and b. tter working press
never was put up. It will be delivered at Owego. El
mira or Ralston. Address E.S. Goonatce & Soy,
Towanda, Pa. aug2o.
AT MY OLD TRdDE .d GAIN 1
A. M. Warner, Clock & Watch Maker.
HAS opened a shop in the Drug btore of A. D.
Montanye, two doors below Mootanye's Cheap
Cash Store, nearly opposite Kingsbery'sßrick Mansion,
where he can be found at all timesol day, and he at
again invites his old customers and others to give him
a cal!. He pledges himself to them, and the public
generally that all work entrusted to his care shall be
done correctly and•warranted to perform well or no pay.
Having bad much experience in his business and being
determined to give aatisfaction ; he hopes to be able to
,misty all.
He also has on hand a small assortment of JEWEL
RI', u lOw for cash as can be had at no. lOn, Old Ar
cade, or at any given number in the Brick Row, altho'
some of it might have been purchased of Shelden & Co.
He is not able to boast of as large an assortment of
Sold chronometer, duplex, lever and L'Epine Watches,
dismand rings, pins &c., &c., as can be found in the
assortment advertised near thasHay-Scales, but what be
has shall be•sold so low that competition with him
'meld be useless.
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to the
public. for past favors and at the IMMO' time, solicits a
share of public patronage.
Towanda, August 20, 1845.
Carr:mar
,Prroocrec of every description will be to
ken in payment for work. CASn not refused.
MGRRISONS PILLS, the genuine article for sale
at BAIR eB, the only agents in Towanda.
Augur. 20. 1845.
Friends and Fellow
ir "HEREBY offer myself as a candidate for the office
effIERIFP, and should I he so fortunate as to re
erne the nomination and election, by your suffrages. I
shell'feel in duty bound to serve the public in all things
penoaogy to the office, always leaning to the side of
mercy. Ay reasons, fellow-citizens, for offering myself
as a ca n didate, are few and simple; they are as follows:
In the first place, my health is impaired by hard labor,
so tits:visit no I ang er able to support my family by per
finning the d utit a of husbandman ; and secondly, I have
had manydcsses in different ways, so that I have coma
partitively nothing that I can call my own. Now, I ask
yes to elect mt., not for the purpose of malting a sped"-
Igloo oat of it, but to gain a livelihood. Should you,
fellow-citizens, f eel disposed to elect me to that office, I
shall evert - eel th ankful for the favor. I will now say,
that !Save ever ibeen in the democratic ranks, and my
with is to get the nomination by my political brethren. I
feel the ditadvant age that the poorer classes of commu
nity always labor under in a politi6al point of view, but
professto lave in a country where all men are cseated
fete and mod, am I where property qualifications are put
down. Please reflect and then judge, and I shall always
feel diTosed to Ain de your decision,
August 20. M . H. P. HINES.
To the .Citizens of Bradford County.
WFRIENDS having seen fa to =lce use of my
etness a candidate to represent their county,
/t hen , lt expedient that I should make them some re
ply en the subject, which is of no small nragnitudeln
is of the &epee interest, which in part constitutes out
All that I have hi ray to my friends Will be summed
" in but fee wool.. I feel grateful to themfor the haw
awe list they wish to confer upon Me, and if they think
me , worthy ofthe office I shall feel myself bound• to an--
ewer the wifl of any constituents, and never happier in
a° 'Noe- Aewhat constitutes' theirbest interest: will
effect mine,uthry are cemented together, and if we keep
this oar motto we shall not be led by the first impulse
to barter oar Shades for British gold, or any o ther ei
nlelef metre, which is horrible to me andTsbotild think
4‘"l
ahead
of this our republic.
I ahead fikeio visit the townships and fol.
Tew I V the fidielonv fashion, but my integrity and dif
fidence forbids.. I could greet my friends under almost
anY ether circumstances better than this; anal should
think that my - friends would lose all confidence if I
should take those tncesures, which would eidterahow a
want of knowledge or a wish for gain, and not the ge
neral good. My business calls me to more useful Fer-
P c ' s "' n% Inne your ob't servant, with esteem.
Pike, A ugnst. 1845. A. FAIRCHILD.
•
When was public virtue to be: found,
WHERE PRIVATE WAS NOT."
ripHE mite ef Gal is the same to roe as to Israel on
11 the hanks of the Red 84a,—"Go forward" . --ani•
mated ihnsarise and riot solicited by friends, for they
I ,„ T e: Ulm angels 'visits, few and far between;" FRen
" n eat &I Melted ten years a resident and 'eddied
of Towanda township, who has earned his liying-by.
the" sweat of his brow " and as a politician, always
fl " t hful•ltl his party leaders, come forward this full'to
ask the suffrages of all parties for the office of Sheriff!
I hope Meisel,* will pay heed to their best interest
and not put theirs , * dependence on a clique centered
to and shout the Borough. Clear the way then, for
Bee Wilcox goes for extending the area of freedom "
end if .eieeted pledges himself to take care of his own
Pmkete. - The 4)---.1 take the hindmost. Towanda •
tp. A0g.12, 1845, BEN WILCOX: .
ROVER liiilC - 51 . 6, - i - first rate article for safe al
Aug. 11. ' BAIRD'S, 10. 3,
OF GRA N D JURORS drawn for September
'session A. D. 1845. '
Warren—E. E. Allen, Manson ; ' .
Sheshequitn.Buek; ' ' •
Troy—.J. A; P. Ballard, Benj. Shattuck; '. • ,
Burlington—Cephaa Clark; E. Foster;
Durell—Wm.Cowell ; , •
Canton—F. S. Elliott, James Warren;
Frankhn—ff. nirchiftl, S. Latimer;
MonrocWrn. Gofj;
Athens tp— r E. Gardner, M. Wheelock;
Springhill—C. A. Johnson;
Columbia—Beterden Monroe; " •
Pike.—Elliott Marsh. J. W. Ptah;
Granville—E. Marvin ;
Windham—Peter Osborne
Herrick—C. Stephens,
TLLVERSZ JURORS—nag? W6ltg.
Troy 7 Sarol. Allen, David Downes, R.Goddard;
Springhill—Harry Ackla ;•
Monroe—C. M. Brown •
Litchfield—Cyrus 81000041, Blithe B. ;
Warren—Wm. Beardsty, John Dickerson, Geo. Pendle
ton.
Canton—James Ba#, James A. Bothwell, John W:
Vandyke;
Ridgeberry—Howard Bart, John Seeley ;
Towanda tp—J. Bailey jr;
Athens boro—T. J. Brooks;
Leroy—C. Chapel ;
Columbia—Moses B. Canfield; Ira Pettibone, R. Sher
wood, J. Sherwood ;
Asylum—John F.. Chamberlin;
Durelt—Simeon Decker, Israel Smith;
Wyalusing—Harry Elliott, Clark Hollenback;
Rome—Chas. Forbes ;
Herrick—Minor Fairchild '
•
Burlington—E. Guyer, J. Morley, James Long;
South Creek—Am G il let ;
Albany—Wm. Haverly, Wells Willcox;
Towanda boro—D. C. Hall, J. P. Kirby ;
Athens (p—Edward C. Herrick, C. Matthewsoh . , Geo.
0. Welles;
Wysox—G. King, N. K. Woodburn ;
Armenia—John Lyon;
Standing Stone—A Newell, Isaac Westbrook;
Pike—G. W. Rose;
Springfield—A. Sherman ;
Granville—S. Vroman ;
SZCOSD VIZK.
Columbia—Myron Ballard ;
Smithfield—John Bird ;
Wysoz—Wm. A. Benedict, M. H. Limning, C. Shores ;
Springfield—Ezra Benedict, Pentecost Sweet, N. W.
Biles ;
Durell—John Benjamin ;
Wyalusing—Hamilton Brown,Burton Edwards;
Granville--Julins Bailey, The odore Curtis;
Pike—Lyron Beecher, Wm. W. Eastbroolus, R. Good
ell ;
Troy—Daniel Dobbins, DeLoss Herrick, Stephen Wil
ber;
Orwell—P. Dimmick;
Albany—Henry Hibbard, Joseph Menardi, Miner Wil-
• cox ;
Asylum--Jason Horton ;
Monroe—Moses Kellogg ;
Leroy—Aaron Knapp, A. Stone;
Litchfield—Chao. Kinney ;
Rome—R.'Lent. J. McCabe, R Struble;
Wells—A. Miller;
Towanda barn—J. F. Means, I. Smalley ;
Csinton—Aaa Pratt;
Warren—A. Whitaker:
TOWANDA ACADEMY.
THE next academic year of this inStitation, will
commence on Monday, the firm day"of Septem
brr next, under the superintendence and management of
Mr. J. C. Vandercook, as Principal.
. JNO. P. WORTHING. AssisiANT.
Alas Sarah F. - Wurthing, Preceptrese.
Mr. 'Vandercook has been successfully engaged in
teaching for ten years past; he has much experience in
this important and truly elevating department of human
enterprise end benevolence, and brings testimonials from
various sources of good moral character, and excellent
scientific and literary attainments.
Mr. Worthing is a gentleman of very excellent at•
tainments, experience and skill in teaching, and cannot
fad to do much for the advancement of the- student and
the prosperity of the institution.
Miss Worthing, the Preceptreas of the Female De
partmont. has alreaey, by her devotion Co literature, and
her superiot virtues, obtained the unqualified confidence
of the community, and the esteem and affection of her
numerous pupils. idung ladies will seldom find an
instructress better qualified to meet all the wants of the
student, not only as a tercher, but as a guardian friend
and associate. ,` They cannot but be improved by ner
exempla and society, as well as by her engaging instruc,
(inns.
rurrtoiv will be as follows, in ■ll the departments:
Primary and common English studies, with Pen
manship, composing and speaking, $2 50
Natural, intellectual and moral science, botany,
chemistry, history, astronomy, rhetoric, logic,
book-keeping. drawing. painting, &c., 4 00
Mathematics and the languages, 5 00
Incidental expenses. per term,-during winter, 25
No student will be received for less than half s term,
end no deduction will be made for absence, except in
cases of illness or other unavoible causes.
The Academic year will be divided into four terms
of eleven weeks each. There will be a vacation done
week after the first term ; also one week alter the thirtl,
and a vacation of sir weeks after the fourth, including
the harvest season. •
We desire to make the Towanda Academy an agree
ble and desirable resort for students front abroad, as well
as those at home; a place where the purest virtues shall
be cultivated, and the germs of science firmly se in the
youthful mind. For this great object, no carom labor
will be spared on'the part of teachers or trustees. The
Principal should be consulted 76efore purchasing books,
as secret changes are contemplated in the text-books
of the School.
Students from abroad can find board with the Princii
pal or others, on reasonable terms.
Lectures will be given regularly by the Principal and
others, on the most important topics of education, and a
society organized for the especial benefit of young men.
There will be two examinations and exhibitions during
the year, the time to be determined by the trichers and
trustees. RIRAM MIX, President.
Enos Tomkins, David Cub,
J. D. Montanye,
C. L. Ward,
John F. Meant',
Burton !fingsbery,
H. 8. ?demur,
William Elwell.
Towanda, July 31. 1845
No. 3 at their old tricks again.
"DILL BAIRD started last ening for New York,
and in about three weeks rom this date, health,
navigation, and providence pami •ng, fwe don't fear
Henry Sheldon 4 C 0.,) we will have another tremen
dous lot of tremendous good, and tremendous cheap
GOODS. In the mean time -wo would gay to our nu
merous friends that we have a very good assortment
now on hand ; but knowing as we do, that children
will cry to go to 11.111/RD ' S CHEAP KONA, and that the
honest feral - era of Bradford Co. and their-kind hearted
companions will be,ont of bailor if N 0.3. Brick Row
fails to have on hand at times. all such articles as
their comfort arid convetience require, we have deter
mined to have on hand rwr elegant assortment early in
the season. We will give you notice when our goads
arrive, and we know you arill all be here to take a look
at them. . 'W. H. BAIRD & CO.. z
Augnat"9; 1945. No. 3 Brick Row.,
To The. Collectors of 3radford County.
.W HAVE given notice that whose Duplicates of
County - 4nd* State Taira retosin unsettled on the
13th day of September next, will tiiisifirdy be proceed
ed against in a legal . Manner. 'nit , financial condition
of the State and the County. in:medicinal, demands that
the laws for the collection of hues should be rigidly en•.
forced:. This is no humbug. Murk that.
L. PIERCE. Treasurer. .
Treasurer's Offite,Towande, Aug. J 3, 1845.
• .11umeopathir Physician.
irkOCTOR L. • PItATT; .wordd rerprt:tfolly inform
ALF the citizens of Towanda mid its - vicinity: that he
will he happy, to:be artsetential smith.- to those:Who
need . medial aid. From his experience or the "Teem
which' headbpts, be tiettate hiarseit thaCthe community'
will ho ivell'pleisml' with 'lta etre.eti Zion the various
diseases which 'flies?'" it heir to." His raiz tett: he
&mid at the • residence of P...DeWelPSeqr. '
Towanda : June 7th IRtS.- •
.SALF.S, •
Blr virtue or sunry writs of . Flees
Paciis
issued out of the court of, common pleas.
of Bradford Connty, to we ditected, 1 shall-ex
pose to public sale at the house of Wm. Briggs
in the borough of , Towanda, cm Saturday the
30th day cif . Augur inst., at one o'clork'P. M.,
the following piece or parcel of land situate in
the township of Ridgburv, and bounded on the
north by land of „Michael Man, on the east by
land of. homas McAsay, on the south late, the
property of H., Williston Jr., and on the west
by land of H. W. Patrick. being the south half,
of lot no. 13. Containing fifty four acres or
thereabouts, about twenty "acres thereof impro
ved..with one log house and one log limn there
on.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
H. %V. Patrick vs. Nehemiah Monroe.
ALSO—The following piece or lot of land
situate in Springfield township and bounded on
the north by lands of Alonzo blierman, east by
lands of Jerte Adaihs, south by lands owned by
the bank of North America, and went by lands
of E. Dickinson. Containing forty eight acres
more or less, and about 20 acres' improved with
a log house thereon.
- Seized and taken in execution at the suit of
Elijah S. Tracy ye. Henry L Ross.
. ALSO—The following piece or parcel of
land situate in the township of Litchfield, Brad.
ford county and hounded as follows: beginning
at a pot, a white oak tree marked as a witness
north 54° west font links, thence cast eighty per
ches to a hemlock tree marked as a corner,
thence north one hundred perches to a beech
sapling marked for a corner, thence west 80 per
ches to a post a white oak tree, south 12° west
seven links marked as a witness, thence south
100 peaches to the beginning. Containing flay
acres strict measure, located partly on three
warrant lots.
Seized and taken in exe&tion.at the suit of
Gilbert Pearsoll vs. David Barstow, Adminis
trator of Nathaniel Pearsoll deed:
JOHN N. WESTON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office,
Towanda, August 0, 1845. 5
North Branch' Canal Company.
1 OTICE is hereby given that agreeably to a rem
lotion of the Board of Managers of the North
Canal Company, a further instalment of nine dollars
per share is required to he paid to Zebedee Cook, Jr..
Treasurer of said Company, at his office in the city of
New York, or deposited to his credit in the Wyoming
Bank at Wilkesbarre, on or before the Ist day of Sep
tember nest, upon each and every share of said capital
stock, under Lind subjert tattle provisions of the several
acts of Assembly, incorporating the Company aforesaid.
- By order of the Board,
•GA RRICK MA LLERY, President.
Philadelphia, July 24, 1845.
HATS & CAPS 4. BONNETP- 4 , yll the late styles
fur sale at & SONS'.
A FEW LEFT
OF those new and CHEAP GOODS. They will
he sold cheaper than ever. (if possible) to make
room for Fall Goods. Look for N 0.5, "Savings Bank,"
as it is the only genuine Cheep Cash Store.
July 22. G. E. FLYNT 4e. CO.
SAVINGS BANK.—No. 5, Brick row:
Super blue, black silk.
do. do. striped.
Rich chameleon do.
Plaid • do.
Parasols, ribbons.
Cashmeres, Dr!eines,
Ladies' Cravats.
Calicoes.
Sheetings—cheap as evef.
Window paper. &c.. &c.
The above are a few of the many Na', Goods just
opened at G. E. FLYNT & CO'S.
Cigars ! Cigars !
FOR SALE, at DR. MASON'S DRUG STORE,
a large lot of the best CIGARS in town, by the
box, single cigar ,or otherwise, and very cheap.
Towanda. July 30, 1845,
Wayne County Ploughs.
Z.*
DOZ Wayne county ploughs, for sale at the Sa
sings Bank. Pluugh merchants supplied at manu
facturers prices, and Farmers on the most reasonable
terms. G. E. F L Y r CO.
July 30. No. 5 Brick Bow.
TONS DUNCANNON NAILS. and shall be
re L riving mom, to a hich the- attention of Met
en:silts is incited at wholesale, at
July 7. NTA NYE'S.
Dr. J. N. Sumner, Surgeon Dentist.
RESPEtTFULLY informs hie friends tbat hay.
trig recovered trom his illness, be will make his
next profea,ional visit to Towanda,' - on or before the
first day of October next.
jRUIT—Just received a supply of Lemons, Prunes,
Figs, Raisins, acc. at CH AM BE RUN'S.
June, ISO. - No.l Brick Row.
O.I 3 )ZTSPOW (I.!Zaa - aSf§D
Taken RT P.llt for all kinds of Goods
July I. 1845. by ELLIOTT & MERCER.
Register's Notices.
NOTICE is hereby given to sil persons interested,
1.11 that E. R. Myer administrator of the estate of
• William Myer, deem
Lucinda Prince .admistratrix and Miles Prince admis
trator of the estate of
Joseph Prince, deceased ;
Aden Calkins administrator of the estate of
• Sally Miller, decraeed
and Noah C. Bowen and Horatio B. Bowen; executors
of the last will and testament of
George Bowen deceased ;
have filed and settled in the office of the Register of
Wills in and fur the county
n ot Bradford, the accounts
of their several administrations on the estates afore
said. and that same will be presented to tho Orphan's
Court of said county on Monday the Ist day of Septem
ber neit for confirmation and allowannee, ,
JULIUS RUSSELL, Register,
by C. S. Rua a s Ls, Deputy.
Register's Office,
Towent'a, July 28th, 1845.
OILS.—PORE SPERM dr. LINSEED OILS, al
wars on hand at G. E. FLYNT & CO'S.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY virtue of a writ of Vend. Expo. issued from
the court of common pleas of Bradford county,to
me directed l shall expose to public sale at the house
of Win. Briggs in the Borough of Towanda,
,on
Thursday the '2lst day of August the following piece'
or parcel of) and situate in Ulster township, and bound.
ed 'follows 1--east by the road leading from rowan.
da to Athens and lands of Guy Tracy, north by lands
in the possession of I. Havens, west by lands of H.
Welles; containing about seven Mar more or less,
party improved, with a saw mill thereon erected, with a
turning shop and lathe in said mill.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Guy Tra
cy, vs. An Forest. . .
I. N. WESTON, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office.
Towanda, July 23, 1845.5
SHERIFF'S SALE
BY virtue of a writ of vend. expo., issued from the
court of common pleas of Bradford county, to me
directed, I shall expose to public solo at the house of
WM. BRIGGS, in the Borough of Towanda, on Sa
turday, the 6th day of September next, at one o'clock,
P.M., A Int of land in the borough . of Towanda, situ
ate on Main street, boumkti on the cast by said Main
street, on the north by an alley leading from Main to
f3econd street, on the west by Second street, on the math
by Abraham Goodwin'i lot, lately occupied by 'Abra•
Mei Goodwin, containing leas than • one•fourth of an
acre, being the sa2 lot on which the Eagle -Tavern
lately. stood,' •. • • • • ,
Seized and tali in oxecutim at the Imhof Davia.M.
Maio the . 14ee'oc Bitatow vs: Towanda Bank t
'; ' N.` WESTON. Sheiiff:
Sheriff's IMEIce, Tctienda, Aug". t • -
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Daguerreotype Miniatures.
retch Or Fisher,
RESPECTFULLY announce to the Ladies am!
Gentlemen of Towandti, and vicinity, that they
have opened rooms in the new building up stairs, south
west corner of the public square (its the room formody
occupied - by Ulysses Mercur u t Law -otbec,) add
would be happy to wait on all those who may wish
good likenesses of theinselvrs, single or in groups: En
trance west side of Montanye's sten. Mr. F. F.
have the satisfaction of knowing that their Portraits ate
equal to any taken in the city of New York or Phila.;
delphia, and superior to any heretofore taken in the
country, and respectfully invite the, Ladies and Gentle.
men to call and examine specimens.
Pomona taken equally well in clear or cloudy weath
er.
When children are to be taken, a clear day should
be selected. The hours between 9A. M. and 4P.
are the beat.
As the color end material of the dreg% adds much to
the beauty of the impression, therefore fur Ladies, silk
dresses, of any color (except white, light blue, or red.)
either plain, striped or figured, 'are the best for the pur
pose. .
OaPersons having inferior pictures, can have them
exchanged on reasonable tenni,.
As our stay is limited, persons residing in the Tillage
or country would do well to call as early
,as conveni•
cot.
Towanda, July 30th, 1845
HO, FOR THE BRICK ROW
,'ro. 4, Bound to Shine.
HERE ARE WE, ON HAND AGAIN with a
new arrival of fresh GOODS, directly from New
York Ciiy, Consisting of
B,roadcluths, Cassimeres of the newest styles,
Sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans. Gamboons,
Summer cloths, and Vestines, of
every description.and variety.
The latest styles. of Balzarines, Fancy Prints, and
Gingham, Irish Linens, Linen Diaper, Brown and
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings, Apron Check, Cot
ton Batting, Brk Wadding, and various other things in
that line too numerons to mention. ALSO, a large
a-ock of Groceries. Hard-ware, and Crockery, which
together with our former stock residers our assortment
complete. And we wish to be positively understood,
that we CAN and WILL sell as cheap for CASH, as
any other establishment in Town. the -Savings Bunk"
not excepted, and if strict attention to the wants of cus
tomers and cheap prices merits patronage, weeny again,
that we are bound to shine. aa•Pleash call on us be
fore going elsewhere.
Good fresh Butter, and all kinds of GRAIN and
LUMBER taken in exchange for goods, for which the
highest market price will he paid.
taDifn't mistake the place—No. 4 Brick Row, two
doors ahead of the Savings Bank end next door to W.
H. Baird and CO.
Towanda, July 1845. TRACY & MOORE
MI ; HE cheapest and beat lot of Crockery in 'rowan
da may be found at TRACY & MOORE'S.
July 20th., 1P45 ' No. 4 Brick Row.
WILLOW WAGGONS and Cradles for chit
dren, for sale - cheap at
July 30. TRACY & MOORE'S.
A GOOD assortment . of Tin noilStonetWare at
TRACY 4- .MOORE'S, No. 4 Brick Bow.
A SPLENDID lot of WHIPS of every description
IS . at prices to suit the purchaser ut
July 30. TRACY & MOORE'S. N 0.4 Brick Row,
InDATENT PAILS, Brooms, Clothes, Pins. Hearth
Bruehes, Trace Chains, Shovels and Manure
Corks, Hay Knives and Hand alms ror sale at the very
lowest prices for cash at TRACY & MOORE'S.
Jelly 30. Na. 4 Brick Row.
WALL PAPER, Window sash of all size. and
Gilles at TRACY & MOORE'S.
inly 30. ICo. 4 Brick Row.
DUG & GROCERY STORE,
Keep it Before the People,
THAT the Old Drug Store, west side of the Pub
lie' Square, is now receiving the largest assort
no lit of Drugs end Medicines ever o6•red in this mar
ket, among which are the tollowing,, vie •
Sulph. Morphia, Blue Mesa,
do. Quinine, Nit. Silver,
Eng. Calto;,Cl, Quick do.
loilid. Powssa, Peperine,
Red Precipitate, Ipecac,
White do. Tart. Antimony,
rltrychnia, lodine,
Elateruim, Valerian Root,
Kreasot, Seneca do.
Pulv. Jalap, Serpentaria do,
Ext. do., Gentian do.
Ext. Colyeintb, Colombo du.
do. Gentian, Pink do.
do. Ciente. Senna.
do. Hyoeciamus, Adhesive Plaster,
do. Taraxecorn, Cantharidea,
Spring and Thumb Lancets, Lancet cases &c.,
The attention of PHYSICIANS is particularly in
vited to the above articles, they being just received from
one of the most respectable ho i nses in New York and
will therefore be warranted pare and free from adulter
ation in all cases, and diaposed of at very low prices.
OILS AND ESSENCES.
Wintergreen, Cinnamon, Peppermint, Rosemary,
Wormseed, Hemlock, Sassafrass, Lemon Lavender. Ber
gamot, Aniseed, Cloves, J uniper, Amber, Cajput, Cara
way, Monard, Fennel, Almond. Origanum, Cedar, Am
ber, &c., &c.
PATENT MEDICINES
The moat popular of the day, such as Dr. Jayne's
Expectorant, Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry, Sand's
Sarsaparilla, Dr. Jayne's Carmanitive, Balsam Hour
hound, Turtington s Pink Expectorant Syrup, Bate
man's Drops, Andersons do., Lemon's Cough do.. Li
quid Opodeldoe, Balsam Honey. Preston Salts, Ira,
Gardners Balsam Liverwort and Hoarhound, Dr.Spoims'
Digestive Elisor,Dr. Munne Elix. of Opium, Dr. Ben
jamin Godfrey's Cordial, Dr. Weaver's Worm Tea,
Cheesman's Arabian Balsam, Balm of Columbia, But.
ler's Magnesian Aperient, Henry's do., Dr. Thompson's
Eye Water, British Oil, Harleem do.. Maccassar do.,
Bear's do., Grave's Hair do., Croton do., together with
many others to numerous to mention.
G 1323
Compound Cathartic,. Gregory's limpet's Female,
German, Lees Windham Billions. Miles Tomatto,
Brandreth's, Wright:a/Intim Vegetable. Dr. Phinney's,
Webster's, Moffat, arid Bitiers, Alebasis. Bishops, dm.
PAINTS, OIL AND DTP. STUFFS
White. Red and Black Lead, Chrome Green Chrome
'stenos', Yellow Ochre. Prussian Blue Rose Pink, Sugar
Lead, Litharge, Blue Smelts. Venetian Red. Vermillicw,
Turmeric, Annetta, Indigo, Copperas, Albin), Crude
Tartar, Cochineal, Solution of Tin, Verdigris, Blue
Vitrol, Glass 7 by 9, 8 by 10, and 10 by 12, Putty,
Linseed Oil, &c., &c.
A. D. I‘ 4 I S. ONTANYE, DIIUGGIST.
Towanda, May 21, 81, 18
Not the Towanda Shavin's Banfr..nar No. 3
Brick Row, nor Ow Old Arcade,
But No. 4, Brick Row,
IS NOW ACKNOWLEDGED co be the identical
spot where goods are so!; ct,aapar for ca s h or ready
pay, than any other este'ilis'.iment west of the cities of
New York ot.Thilintein . ,ita. Persons wishing to prove
this fact, cau Zioit by calling in to see. No time
will be spent in ,ikinningjibita, or filling out bills of a
worthless institution'. But the whole time end Inten
tion of the subscriber and his clerk, will be exclusively
devsted tgsetlidg. goods cheap. A:nimblo six pence,
better thesis slow shilling. GAMED.
Juni 23, 1845. , No. 1; aricknow.
ERE I 4 NO. - 3. g,aintl4' Pod Gab,
11.11 . just irc'd for sate at BA intra. •
June 26,Nu 3. Brick Row.
- , .. • . ,
In the molter of the Odplietilio; of Josiph - -Wye,
yyd others, cf. the North fictlyterietra March and
society of IVellslotimship. 111 - 4 Term, 184 ft,
LOTICE:is hereby given, that Joseph ftiggi, B.
M: White,-W We Ballard, and others, have pre
seated. to said court an instrument in sr riting.iind the
objects, articles arid contiitions ,set birth, mad contained
therein appearing to them lawful and not injurious to
the cOmmuni:y, directed that said writing be filed,
,and
that notice be given in °he newspaper printed In said
county of - Bradford, for at least three creeks before the
next court of common pleas of said county, setting forth'
that.an application has been made to said courtly grant
such an act of incorporation, according to the act of As
sembly in such cases male and prodded.
A. CHUBDUCK, Prothouotery
Prot.'s office, July no, 1845.
Lr the ;nailer of Me application Bathe/ Oa/mum:loth.
era, of the first Presbyterian Chureli aOcreonirega
lion. of Rome Township: May Trent, 1845.
NOTICE is hereby given that Bersleel Gates, Sol.
omon Spalding. G. W. Eastman, C. B. Bassett,
and others, have presented to the said court an Marin
anent in writing, and the objects, articles and conditions
set (sail and contained therein appearing to thenilaWful
and' nut injurious to the community, directed that said
writing be Med, and that notice be given in one news.
paper printed in said county of Bradford, for at feast
three weeks before the next court of coinmon pleas of
said county, setting forth that an application, has been
made to said court to grant such an act of incorporation,
according to the• act of Assembly in such 'eaves made
and provided. A .CHUBBECK, Prot.
Pmt.'s office, July 30, 1E45.-
in the matter of the appheatzon of Freeman Lane and
others, Rector Church . Wardens Vestrymen and Wor
shippers in St. Paul:. Troy Bradford County. At
a court of Common Fleas of Bradford County, Nay.
Term 1845.
IkTOT:CE is hereby given that Freeman Lane. G.
11 F. Ileedington, John I.PKeao, Layton Runyan.
E. C. Oliver, Jere Adams, E. F. Ballard, 8. W.
Paine, Henry Card, Bateman Monroe 21.. Henry 11.
Card, on the 16th day of May 1845, presented to the
Court, an instrument in writing, praying the Court to
be allowed to-make certain amendments in their char
ter, as heretofore continued and established by your
said court, and ,the objects, articles, and conditions
therein set forth and contained appearing to them law
ful and not injurious to the comninnity, directed the
said writing to be filed in the ofFite of the Prothonotary
of Bradford County. and that notice he given in one
newspaper in said county, for at lean three weeks be
fore the next Court of Common Pleas of said County
setting forth that an application has been made, to said
Court to grant such amendments to be made in their
charter according to law.
_
"rnia. Office, Towanda July 30111.1845.
10 TON SUGAR & 11+10LASr•ES.--Thia dey
GIP by the “Chemnng Lilly" and for tale cheep by
the pound, Gallon, Barrel or
July I. BAIR D'S. • No. 3 Brick Row.
DOZ genuine bestgustUy Quinneboug Scythe
Soneg, for sale by 0. D. BAKTLFTT.
TOWANDA SELECT SCHOOL.
®WING to some arrangements that have been mode,
the prt sent term of this School will continue on•
til the 15th of August. Then there will be a vadation
of two weeks, and the school will be removed to the
Academy.
•
JNO. P. WORTHING,
SARAH F. WORTHING, Teachers
FRANCES HUTCHINSON,
Towanda, July 21, 1845.
CHW2IRS wiND BEDSTE.,2DS.
THE subscrilmrs still continue
/. to manufacture and keep on hand
I at their old stand. all kinds of
'S :'X''. ,
# ! Cane and Wood seat Chairs";
~.,,-; :,-
_- / also Settees If various kinds
\
\ :-- -.•'.; 4- 43 E DSTEViDS, of every
• ,
;• • '.... description, which we WHY
sell low for cash or produce.
• TURNING done to order.
TOMEINS r.r. MAKINSON.
Towanda. April ta, 1845. '
Administrator's • Notice.
T.T. persons indebted to the estate ofJarmo R.
Bowman, late of Towanda township, deceased,
are requested to, matte immediate payment, and all
those having demands against the same are requested
to present them, legally attested for settlement. •
The administrators will ril- , et to adjust the claims of
said estate, at the house of Geo. Bowman, on the last
Saturday of each mouth. MBA NI SWEET,
G. BOWMAN.
Towanda. July 2, 1845. Administrators.
ONE DOZEN Morgan's celebrated GRAIN CRA.
with Harris Se)thea, for sale Lv
. . _
June 23, 1845
Newts Fellow Citizens.
'WE aro now in want of Bradford County stock,
and any persons basing certiflirates, eellyd
caut,:y orders, can find a rnaket at No. 3. where they
will he taken at par in exchange for any of the articles
enniprising the largest and cheapest stock of Good■ in
the United States.
e had some thouzhts of taking a few share ' , of
'tSrvings Bank" mock, hut we find after the '• Pan.
nick" which is now about over, it has down below
par. and holders are begioniotr to think they have burnt
their fingers. Don't forget ant our office is at No, 3
Brick Row W. H. BAIRD & CO.
~~ a ~.L: ~ `~:: C;i~.~J~.s`3~ ~
Hun QI:ARTZIIII.JUIy 1, 1845.
ET is hereby ordered that from and after this date
goods are to he sold in thi's encampment fer cash
whenever they will iititic tiny thitig-lhoire cos. Clerks.
agents and customers arc hereby commanded to govern
themselves accordingly'. Braggarts are to stand back
and keep off the parade eroithd:
0. B. BA RTLETT. Commanding officer.
GIN' ES.—The hest assortment of Nqva
Scotia and other kind of grindstonei. over brought
to this place. for sale by O. D. BARTLETT.
DoZ OLD FA:sHIONED SCYTHES, a spleii
%.o did article for sale cheap by
OE
O. D. BARTLETT,
ek. FIRST RATE ARK, and lots of ARK ROPE'.
A for sale by W. H. BAIRD A: CO .
No. 3 Bride Row.
Dui :ITS of superior qualitimi. and moat approved
s yleik, from $2 up to— Coll !mit see.
OE!
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Samuel Edeall,
deceased. late of W sun tp.. are requeetetl to make
immediate payment. and all those having demands ag at eat
the sa m e are req ue s ted to present. them. legally attested,
for settlement. JESSE EDSALL,
WE4I9, holy 7. 1845
T.4_`,E2-)IEgAIN M&VY-.0 -
milt; PA NI PHLET LA WS Inf the lastLegisle.
Lure have been received, and are ready fur di■ttl
bution. A. CIJUBBUO . K, Prot.
Prothonotary'a Office, July 8, 1546. •
MEDICINE AND SURGERY
DR. JAMES 'AL GOODRICH hos located himself
at MONROE, for the practice of his profession.
and will he pleased to wait on those requiring. his Set.
vim. He may be found at J. L.l Johnson's tavern,
Retetence may he made to Dray Huaron Sc. tilao- A ,
of Towanda. April 2.3, IR•15.
To the Voters of Bradford County.
FELLOW CITIZENS offer myself tu • your
consideration for the offiCO of sheriff. Should
you honor me with your confiders
.. e , by nominating and
electing me to said office at !htt c.nsuing election.l pledge
myself to discharge the dur,cd of the cake with , fidelity
and hainanity. . F. FISRER.
Towanda Township :icily 1. 1845. •
.1.14 iM LI • IP t 7 w.;tolAti
• - HIRAM lllX & SONS'
A RE: now opsnineas their stoma beautiful and cheap
lot of BUMMER GOODS. direct intnOthe City.
w hitt:will bo;soldi for Cash, 4ii; horror i csok. ber Lion)*
at "Tho Savings Ettnak l , grACIMY,t I I II 4?O: liZtet• — c llll
and see. Tnv soda, Itqh slay, '45.
AARON CHOBBTICK, Piat
REED
G. E. FLYNT .# CO
NATHAN ALVOIID, Jr.
• Mminikrators,
— .4ll' 4 3lllkMiltalf 6=24 -
lAt the Elmira-Cheap Cash store,
- .74r0:-1; Orick /110/!.
EL CH..4fiffIERIAN,at spectrally, informs %be
A
publiC that ho hot purchased of), 8. Woad &
ea. weir stock of gdOdr; erid Ssi "jit et ieeilved a am
supply. !bid, readers hoasasamornt of Dniss. Medi
dna, Paiiiis. Oaf. Dyt-gujr.gtfd Family Groceries
complete. His stOck'coriaineiit 'part of. tb. following
- 3ffiDlCiSi,:' NTC.' ' -
Annatto - - - -• , --• -EniendesN"'• - •
Arrow root - Flour sulphat ,
Antimony ''• *•' '. dd 'fientedia * *
Agusforus r 's • • ' B lob , : -:„ ?
Aqua unworn's: .•.. , OutdeamPkOt ..• .
Xther f, .
brimstone * MirrEi * -
Blue Vitriol - Gamboge ,7' IF i'l o
Day burry bark *
. - Glauber salts -
do tall - Oar **
Mille; p'iti , ~.
Balsam iobe• •" Martini 011 - ' r • .
•do Copsivs '., • Mydrioste Pauli
Barbs.lnes tar Iceland ,tutea
_. •
Balsam iwney - - - -• '•••• f i s e : e i c
Blood root • '•• • • lodine • , • .
Blue pats :. Jelap ,• , ,
t -
lialearn Fir
Black drop - ' Lunar Catisim:
Barley Pearled .Liquories ball and reel
Ilatearan's drop, teudantrat , -
Bugundy Pitch' ' * " I'doiPhins:
Cayenne pepper - Mann*"' - -•
African do . Mace .• •• ~, •
Camphor ?dusk
Calomel * Nos Vomit* • ' •.'
.•
Crnimonile dor. . Oxalic acid. •• 2
'Corrosive ,sublunott Eueutial eiles.fal Wads
Cochineal 'Oil soap . •
Cantharide, - * • Paregotle • '
Cubebn .. , riu. . ,
ce,,.. inue.icos Phosphate from
Carbonate iron Quicbilair . - •
do Magnesia •Quassi, i '
do Soda Quinine , • ,
Cowage - Red Precipitate
Colocvoth shire •
Chloride lima Sugar Lead
Cream tartar Syringes ~
Dragon's blood Valerian root
Dover',, Powders Saffron*
Digitalis VVil Ursa
Emery, assorted Vol. Liniment
Epsom salts .' - Yen. turpentine, &e.&e:
A complete variety- of GROCERIES, such a Tees
Sugar, Coffer. starch; Raisins, Cinnamon,Boda,Crstk
ers, Ginger, Pepper, Eng. Currants, Nutmegs, Tabanco
end Snuff, Candles. &c. '
A complete assortment of Paints, Dyestuffs,
dot* Glass, Patent Medicines, &e.
Towanda. June 16. 1845.
BBRU sH ES . —A genets! assotttnent of Bait, Pam.
. Resit, and shoe brushes at
CFI A.MBERLIN'S, No, 1 Brick Rm.,
tecutor's Notice.
A LL persons - indebted to the estate of ledtathew
Withey i late of Canton, deed, ate ?Nitrated to
mass immediate payment, and alf those hatiogdentilada
against the same are requested to present them. legally
attested for settlement to either of the subscriber ,In
anion township, Tioga
CHARLES a. SPENCER.
BDNJAMIN LANDON.
Canton. July 1. 1845. Exectdoer
- -
•
IF UST received and for sale MIL Kingsbery's State.
-a few barrels superfine FLOUR. from Overton
mill. Warranted an entre:article. "
June 2 . 3. 1845.
A NEW SUPPLY !
RTON KINGSB ER It informs the pubilic genes
rally that he has just received direct froin New
lark City, his spring stuck• of GOODS. It comprises
ti very general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware sr.c. Hie goods have been selected with much
care, and will be sold as cheap as can be bought na To
wanda. Call in and see it nis not so.
:Towanda, April 30, 1845.
"Goods for the Millions."
UST reivived at the Streinga Bank, a number of tons
WV of those cheap Groceries, which makes our
assort
meat complete. Those who patronise our cad estab
lishment, will derive a decided advantage over those who
pmchase at other stores who do buiitieva on the credit
system, CM they are not overchalzed equivalent to ths
rielinqueuce of those who never pay. No 5, Brick Bow.
G. E. FLYNT di. CO.
MIANCY ARTICLE ,4 .-.-A great variety for sale
low, at 1:1-1ANIBEr8.
June 1845. No. I Brick Row.
Portrait Painting, by W. 11. Perkins,
woirrit SIDE of the square. in the room over J.
1 . 11 C. Adams' Law Office—Col. Mix's block.
Likenesses warranted, " Transparent Blinds, of any
size or pattern desired. June 18, 1845,
Sweet, Comor and Lamp Ma o
good and chiap at CHAMBERLIN'S.
Jobe, 1E445. No. 1 Brick Raw.
MONTANYE'S STORE
Corner of the Public Square & Mama Street.
/MBE largest and cheapest lot of goods ever offered
in Bradford County is now opening at the above
stole. The most fashionable,Goods of the season, such
as Balzarines, Lawns. &e.. with every variety of Print
manufactured in the United States'. MI the new styles
of Sunimer Goods for Gentlemen boys and youth.
BOOTS 4 nR(IES (Irony quantity and any price.
20 doe.. HATS at the lowest possible prim.
GROCERIES dell kinds and HARD WARE in
abundance.
Returning sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage
they have heretofore received, they pktlge themselves to
sell as eliesp as gctorkls of the some quality tan be pure
chased in this or any of the neighboring villages. We
would therefore advise our friends tri call before pure
chasing elsewhere. 1. D. it E. D. htONTANYE.
Towanda, May 12, 1845.
THE TOWANDA CHEAP STORE,
GREAT ATTRACTION,
TLIE subFeriber has- just returned from New "fork
with a splendid assortment of Spring and Sum.
miner goods, ahiclr he offers .for sale, at least taken'
per cent. ehesper than goods love ever twee, pr. eve r
will , be sofd in this bormigh. 'His
reign and domestic DryiGoods, such as Prenclt.'Etiglish
mid American Clothe, Caesimaree,.. - Stittiiiitis; Kentucky
deans,.Surnmer studs. A splendid assortment of 'hints
of all prices, also is. full .supply, uG Brown and Bleached
goods, also, Fancy Goods, stick usLitieu Handkerchiefs.
Black. Blue Black, Plaid MA striped Silks. Thread and
Mtistin Edgingi, Ladies a.nd Gentlemens Cravats, Bon. ,
net Ilibbon4 Damask and Mouselin de-Laine Shawls,
Parasols and it thousand articlestoo numerous to mention.
-6.ll°C E„Rig;s---BrotTn. Loaf acid Crushed finis.
St . ! Croi , crAiriCo and :dew Orleats Molasses, Pogni
ae•and&—Aerican Brandy. Holland Gin. Teas, &c., also
'Crock. r y, Glass, Naito, Hardivare &e. dec.
' A.tt persons desirous of purctrising goods low: will
. .es well to give hum a tall before purchasing. elsewhere,
Butter, Eggs, Cheese and Grain taken in payment
for Goods. CHARLES REED.
Towanda, May IR. tS4S. Nt. &irk Row,
In all yor,r ;lett iilf,rs. getlindetstanaing.
A Nu TO ILVDEfitsTAND ahem Goods aro to
131.. bf .cold CHEAP. don't for g et die uld tstahlish•
melt( NION'I'ANYT'S sTonr.. 0111 , T . o f the public
strr.so and main street . where goods altvnys hose been
di avian! of for tho Re.uly, and slways will be, as lobg 55
the fian eantincea to do I,o=inets. at ae small a rnsfit as
la any other establishment this side of NtiwNotk. city.'
In addition to former moth, we, have been.reestistos TS.
4611/ articles pf Hn•bandry„ such a. Ileythets Scythe
Stones, Cradles,` hates, PitehTorlot, hd.
Also, 500 bushels of firstgate BALT. 1 .
1014 in the
very bast batielti,r - • •
100 feeds VARitrING" for iota ye(f
Wanted:. fooff.ooo entrzatraacid etesbny Words,
for which 7.lltoral faineant IA pact. - '` ...-
July 7. J. P. & P. r %NTT.%