TILE PRESIDEIM—We have had occasion
several times to renibrk upon the,jndustrious
habits and close application to-business of, the
p r esident of the United States. Being c o rn.
ivelv a young mail. enjoying gaud health.
antPP; - -
accustomed from early youth to these liahs
its, he is most - indefatigable rn giving his per
'anal attention to all branches of the public ser
vice; and that too, more in detail than perhaps
anv of his predeeessorsihave hien able, from
their more advanced age, to bestow upon them.
With many of these details ho has become fa.
wilier. He is found daily in his office irom
an early hour until late in the evening.
4 . s the country has been enlarged, and its
population increased. the duties and responsi•
hairier' of the presidential office have been
greatly augmented ! In the midat of business
he receives the visits of the thousands w h o
throng to the capitol at this season of the year.
and is courteous to all, whether they call to pay
their respects. or on-business, taking care to
neglect no public duty which requires his at
tention.
No inconsiderable portion of his time is con
sumed in reading the immense. correspondence
which he receiveedaily. To answer the thou
sands of letters from correspondents who re
quest answers is physically impossible; nor
has it ev r been attempted by any of his pre
decek,irs. Were the President to abstract his
whole time from other more important duties,
it would be imp - ossible Tur him to respond to
more than one in ten of his tiuuieruus mows .
poodents. We mention the fact, that it may
b e generally known, and that answers ought
not to he expected by the thousands of persons
who address letters to him. But, though he
can not answer them, the public may be assur
ed that nu letter on business requiring his at
tention is neglected.
PANTALOONS AND SCANDAL.—The Boston
p piers, state that one night recently a gentle
tam in Charlestovin. on the opposite side of
the river, left home to go to the theatre, but
changed his mind ankreturned at nine o'clock.
Soon alter he had retired to bed, his wife com
plained of being very ill, and begged him to
get her some brandy. Alarmed, the good man
hastily dressed and hurled to the shop, where
h e purchased the desired drink. and putting
lint hand in his pocket took from it a quarter of
a dollar, as he supposed—all he had in change.
h e wag positive. The shopkeeper gave him
her dollars and seventy-five cents in change.
The piece was examined —it 51 as a half eagle.
The gentleman felt again in his pockets and
Lund over $2OO there. tie looked sharp at'
the anwhisperables—they were not his own—
while those be had doffed in going to bed were
among the missing.
• Married,
la Athens, Dec. 3lbt 1845. by Wm. Andrews, Mr.
Jair.ra JOHNSON, to Miss Haaatrr.E. LAN-rz, both
of Njprimeton.
On the 15th Mgt.. by the Rev. Mr. Low, Mr. R. K.
gort.r.i. of Towanda, to Mina Maur TaLLIIIIKVE.
gerNOTICE.—The Preshytery Su.iurhatine
is to meet in Rnh s, nn the first Tuesday in
Frbruaty next: on.which day the Pteshyteriati church
u that ',Lice, is to dedicated to the wur.bip of Al.
cv,:ht, God, Father, son, Andty Ghost berme to
al 11 A. M. Set..ai.tna of Pteshytery to be
ot,ned club it .cim.itt at Fix in the evening. A general
trodialive NotAl . gratit)
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tirsH. CLOVER 4 TI310:1111 SEED
CM, just received end tor ti.de in quantities to suit
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60
1 13 ,, C6 . 11 :t D i, of n superior qua-
ELLIOI'r &
WyIyBUSH. C I LPFER JEER. p.!
cud for calf by
ADMINISTRATOR'S NoTrcE. --
14 0.1. 1cE is eivcn that all prr , uns indebted to the
estate of Benjamin Brink, lateurNheshvquin tp.,
Occrppe.;, are requested to i!ntraNlialt• payment.
and all tho - se haring th.mftil.lm nainnt the came ore re
qt,e•ted to present them legally attested for se dement.
De ?
s Administrators.
Shesbequin, January 21. 1945.
QTATE J MENT of the'amount, description and ea
lueor the real a..d pers-inol property. trades. Sic..
made tsiable by the act of llth June, ISIO. and the
severs' sent]. tornts th, rem. Showing the amount of
tan assessed for County purposes: i t each b rough
township of the county of Bradford ; also the sum as
versal for the use of the Commonwealth and the aft
portmionent thereof according to the assess-3mA made
In the fall of the year 1845, for A.D.1846.'
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Alhen, ip. F.... 174.903 $450 $l7O $.',510
A t(irns borough, 60.017 8250 90 250
A limne 28.418 700 25 75
A.Nyluio 49.005' 1110 7.0 485
Arnirnia • 11.772
Burlington 105.549 60 100 480
Culutnbis ' - 92.000 - 160
Croton • 92.894
Duro!' 46.801
Franklin ' 29.661
Granville 50.363
Ilcmck 34711
lanrldield 50.643
Lerny ' 46.428
3 1onroo 84.819
On ell . 67.936
Pike ' 151.363
Rome - 63.0 6
Rolgberry . • .56.837
Stifthequin 113.599
B oiith6Hd 113.397
t‘pringfield 86.663
S andln2 stone 55.85,1
Booth Creek 39.459
8 1eingbill • 45,838
Luanda born' 143.950
Imp., 74.295
' 122.548
56.016
165.347
53.806
91.299
50.698
82.851
650
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2160
2900
`' l looo
600
160
200
4100
:3650
1744
1266
200
800
13.700
Tray
Lister
ygox
Wen.
tit Wimp
Daiwa'
" Plain
2000
100
1000
3300
1310
$2.548.475 0.5,1130 $2755
Brad/Ordrounfy. , • •
We the Commisstoners of said county. do Lime.
l" -1, 7 emit; the above statement to be correct, ac.
..cording to the returns ramie by the several As.
'errors of the several townships and boroughs in 'arid
'uat9, and we hereby give Eunice that the Board of
11, 1ision will meet at the Commiuianet'a Office. in Td.
Neanda, on Wednesday. the .Bth day of January A. D.
184 6, to correct and equalize the above statement.
Witness our hands and seal of odiee at l'olwards,
thia 12th day of Jencaay, A. 0,1848.
I. TOWNER,
1.. PUTNAM. Cenunia'nrs.
A. L. CRAMMER,
WA-snarl', Clerk..
Atb‘t-1.14
A 7 tl
dr, CAPS, without number, far Ear
than mai ere, Wore-heard of, tni .
-se,p 24. ' B . EINGSBERT.- •
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V 4 4181 T OF LETTERS; ieniainitig 'in- the P
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U. at Towanda, Dec 31, 1845. • - .
Arid Wm 13 , 'Johnston Henry
Agney Mary Miss 2 Ketcham, John F ' • •
Bowman J ' Knapp Chalice M
Beaman 4 R Ladd C K •, '' •
Bishop Eliza Miss 2 I.oviller Elizabeth Miss
Barlow Frederick N Lane. Bricklayei
Bull Wm H • Law Andnitv
Balch•John Meredith", 1) 3
Bailey Jeremiah • Morgan Wm
Brosmon John ' Mead Daniel - .
Cummings Harry Mace Abram . • .
Crimmins 1 ennis ' 141 . Kale,Richard
Curtis Lawrence Mar Win E C • .
Carter John ' MeGuyre John
Costo:o Edwanl Al iirdock Salta ,_
Carpenter Elisha Overton Win
Carmen Charles - O'Riley T B
Comyns James Peckham D /."
Coll, ewe of Brad. Co. Paymer W B
Decker Pertnilly Mies Niter Rev. Alonzo'
Decker Panache - Pierce James -
Decker Wm • Quypemey -Nicholas
Decker James • Salsbury' Seth Cola'
Dodge Oliver ,Sntith Samuel H
Etheridge Isaac D --. Sinith Almira Mis
Eveland Abrnae Sanford Daniel
Eggleston Daniel Shewit George N ,
Emery A Kroft George
Foreman Daniel Seely Reuben C
Guyer E Santee Wm
Gregg Frances Thayer Marvin
Goodwin Benjamin Taylor George
Gilbert Elmer Upright's' /tf
Hod John Van Seiver Hiram
Hall I) R Wattles James 2 2
Hutchinson Francis R 2 Wilson Thomas M
Eager Daniel Whitney Mary
Hine Henry W Wiliam" David
Hartley Andrew .1 Williams George • .
Hathaway J , Wood Bam'l H ,-
Donenback Peter ' Wiggins James
A. S. CHAMBERLIN, P.M.'
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MOCONIONGO & TONDO ISLANDS, two
celebrated countries far producing fine teas:
The subscribers are now furnishing their customers
with samples of the shove teas, from a fresh cargo just
arrived in t.ie ship .4 Cheap mom." for
Jan 7. WM.H. BAIRD & Co.
BUCKWHEAT & WHEAT FLOUR. by the
bbl or Ices quantity, at j 7 BAIRD'H.
LIST OF JURORS, drawn for February T.
and Sessions, 1845,
GRAND ArIIORN.
Athens tp.—Ebenezei Dunham;
Albany—Joseph Lee;
Burlington—Efiphalet Justin. jr.
Canton—Jesse Oran. John P. Lindley ;
Leroy—John C. Griswold ;
Monroe—Joseph Bull;
Pike—Judson Eastabrooks, Chaumy Seymour;
Smithfield— A'. F. Kellogg ;
Springfield—R. W. Root, S. L.-Cooley, C. Westfall ;
Springhill—Joseph Baker;
Standing Stone—Anson Goff;
Tray—Orrin P. Ballard, Reuben Case;
Warren—J.Beardslee, J. Brister, Wm. Pendleton;
Wysos—W .C.Green. A. A. Bishop.
Windham—Edwin K. Collins;
Wyalusing—Chester Buck ; •
TRAVERSE AVROES.-VIUST WEAN. -
Athens hor—Thos, R. Basis, W. W. Verbeck;
Athens tp—A. Watkins;
Armenia—Erastus KilT;
Albany—lab:Aral Corson; •
Burlington—Thomas Blackwell:
Columbia—J. Cladding, B. Calkins, J. Beeman ;
Durell—Daniel Cole;
Franklin—Hiram Gay;
Granville—H. Ross, Latnan D. Taylor;
Leroy—Jetliah Hunt;
Lite Veld— Nick dos Demurest;
Monroe—. W. I. Mason, W. H. Strickland;
Pike—Loomis Wells;
Ridcheirv—Miles Covell;
tt one— W. E. it:gym:int. D. M. Wattles. J. A. Moody,
Edwin A. Ridgway. Isaac Parker;
South Creek—Valentine Lewis ;
Shei.heguin—A. Gore. Stephen Shores, Peter Green ;
Springfield—C. Monks. A. Traphap,sa, J. T. Learned ;
si.nnaliill—Nr at. S. Hall;
Siarnliint stone—John Bishop, John Vanness;
Towanda tair—Jerry Culp;
In—William Gregg. Bernie M'Gill;
Piny—Leonard Upham;
ter—Jam-F. Vandyke. Edward Kemp. jr.;
Warken—Gen. W.ll ,woran, Benjamin Lyon ;
%%Ina:am—Win. D. Babcock;
Wynlusing —Benj-tiniti Aria, .1. Hornet;
Wysox—Angesitre Bull. J. E. Piollett..
ItEED 8
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Athens tp.—Gro .lyres, W. H. Overton; John Spal
din Nremus : . /irrn, Silas W. Park;
A rmenia—l..rael Moore;
flurbliabiti—Jolin WCord;
Coluinbil—Haydrn ;
P. 1 1 ,4 y
Litrlift-13---E F. Sertviii A B. ". ;in tr.!, .1. Park ;
Wo.,drillT. L. E. ;
Orwell—.l D llutriphry ; .
Pike—EilwarJ Jones. IVm. 'Mark, C. B r u s h ;
Rom..—G. W. Ea.tman, li.Piyornorr, S. F. Barnes I
Ridulierrs—Evans Peter. Isaac Baldwin ;
Sprinufirld—Caleb Trask, 0. Harkness ;
Smithfield—James H. Webb;
Troy—Leonard Bradford, H. D. Freeman ;
Towanda hor—Joseph K. Smith ;
Standing stone—W. H.Gonlon;
Ulster—John Bow an; D. H. Fuller;
Windham—Daiii l Bailey. David Bragg;
Warren—Samuel Hari;
Wyalusing—lsrael Burk. January 7. 1845.
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1.600 Acres of . Land for Sale.
FOR SALE, about one thousand six hundred acres
of Land, situate In Smith Creek township, Brad
ford County and State of Pennsylvania, lying within
twelve miles of Elmira, one of the most flourishing and
growing business places in western New York, and di
rectly on and near the Williamsport and Elmira stage
route,and contemplated railroad line, between the two
last mentioned placed; and being tbe"great thorough-fare
between the interior of New York, and the southern and
interior parts of Penna. This land being a superior
quality of upland. for farming purposes and hawing grow
ing thereon a considerable quantity of Pine Timber, of
fers inducements not usually met with, end will be
sold in lots of not less than one hundred acres,. or in a
body. For price and terms inquire of A. W. Johnston,
El., Chesnut Street above Broad,.Philadelphis, or of
the subscriber, Smithaelif township, Bradford County,
5 j P
enna• JOHN L. WEBB, Agent.
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December 1845
1650
3112 - :ZMIr 1100U.151
• attaraeij at Lau',
OFFICE in the north corner of the Brick Row.di
rectly over the Post °dice, Main area. cO'En.
trance at the north end of the building. d 3.
70
75
'25
100
Wanted, at the Sayings Bank. ,
• WL WANT
FROM Orwell, Pike & Borlingtonlowaships,looo
a good roll gad fresh Butter.
200
4220
1270
WE WANT
From Elkland township, 750 a roll butter and a gnaw.
City of deerskin,. wa WANT
From Smithfield, Canton, Wysox and Ulster, 1000'a
Butter-1,500 bushels of grain, various kinds.
2475
305
150
VI WIN?
From Albany, Franklin, Standing Stone end igyalas
ing, 500,000 of Lumber of all kinds, for which each will
be paid.
Frtim old and new Bheshequin, 5000 bushels oats, lie,
wheat and COM. we WA3T eue
,From the shove townships. 74 cub customers, to mike
our number just 1000. Framers wishing to purchase
goods for their 'produce, will please price our deeds, es
we are giving in exchange, goods st "gok/ and sheer
prices." There is but•onepriee; and that's cash price
at .129 G.E.FLYNT & CO'S.
$13690
LaU33 , 23'033D0 ZK)Ratfago
IWOTICR is beret, given, to ell persons interested.
that Burton Strait, guardian of f,oiinda Lee; and
Smanet Kellum, guardian of Throdore Isaac Ennis, have
Clad and ' , rubs! in the office of the Register of Wills in
and for Bradford county, the accounts of their several
guardianships, and that the same will be presented to the
Orphan's coat of said county, on Monday, the id day
of February twit, for confirmation and allowance.
LYMAN E. DE WOLF. Register.
Reglater's Office, Towanda, Dec. :9, 1846.
Flour ! Flour 1
PROCLAMATION
717 11 p E re llE id t
j e u ta dg l e lu o at f „ tb J e un i .l l; 7 iu C di . r i i s a re di ti g a i gt,
consisting of the, counties of Imze•ne, 11radford and
Tioga,and Ha:ry Morgan and Reuben Wilber esquires,
Associate Judges in and'fr the county of I.lrAdford,
have issued their precept bearing dam the Vld of De
cember 1835, to me directed, for holding a court of
Dyer and tennineri dcrie•ai quarter cpecione ether peace,
common pleas and orphan's court, at Towanda, for the
county of Bradford,' on the first Monday of February
nett, being the serond,tu Continue two weeks.
' fiottee is ihrrrfore berfby
to the Coroners.. Justices of the Peace and Constables of
the County of Brailfiani, that they be then and there in
their proper persons, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
sald day, with their records, inquisitions, examinations,
and other their remembrances, to do those things which
to their office appertain to he done; arid those who ar t s
bound by recognizance or otherwise to prosecute against
the prisoners who OM er may be in the jail of said conn:
ty, or, who are'or shall be bound to appear at the said
court, are to be then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just. Jurors are requested to be punctual to
their attendance, agrees ly to their notice. -
Dated'at Towanda. the sth day of January. in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-six,
and of the Independence of the United States the
seventieth. JOIIN F. MEANS:Shirilr.
lEST OF LETTERS. remaining in
d 0. at Athens, December 31, 1845.
Richard II Benson 2 8 8 Hoyt
John Barnum Oliver Ellswonh
Wm Briggs : Chas Hopkins
Charles Benedict Geo Kill .
Sam': Chandler Mary K Rogers
D G Newton Nancy Rice
Harrierson Cruz Albert N Russell
Joseph Clapp , Joseph Fut gerson
George Giulia Chas B. ,Stuart
Wm Edward Henry Bible '
Philip Frederic Isaac Springsteen
Ethan 8 Fox Pitney Snyder
Horace C Gallop Ira Scud
Edwd Hurlburt Irona s Snyder .
Mrs Hannah Ke , ch Anna Spaldirig
John A Lidell John. Sweet
Mrs Deborah McDowell Nelson Tuttle
M G Merchant David Watkins
Esther iiiiaina Morris E Wilcox
F. McDuffie Jane P Wheeler
Israel S Mead Daniel M Wilson
H 'F McGeorge - Melissa Wheeler
David Playfoot N F Wynkoop
Lorenzo D W heeler
Wm Welles
Nancy Park
Abel P.estoy
Wm H Willson - 3
C. H. HERRICK, P. H
Nzra Preston
ADMINISTRATOR'S NMIOE.
NtheOTICE is given that all persons indebted to '
estate of Wm. Ksroz, of Tray tp., decd., are re
quested to Make immediate payment, and all those hav
ing demands against the same are requested to present
them legally attested for settlement.
CHARLES DRAKE
ANDREW MORRI:±ON,
Granville, Dee. 31, 1845. Administrators.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. •
persona inhebted to the estate of Timothy Brig-
OA ham, late of Granville, deed, are requested to
make payment : and those having dementia aeainst said
estate, to present them legally attested for settlement.
JONATHAN WOOD, Administrator.
Smithfield, Dec. 9 DM.
ADNIINISTRATOR'IS NOTICE.
ALLpersons indebteJ to the estate of Anna Dim
wick, of Orwell, deceased, are requested to make
payment; and those having demands against said es
tate; so present them legally attested for settlement.
AMASA DIMMICK, Administrator.
Orwell, December 10, 1815.
Administrator's lit tice.
A"persons indebted to the estate of Leonard H.
Thomas, late of Springfield township deceased,
nre requi,ted to make in - lineal:de payment, and tho-e
tidying dem olds against the said estate are requested to
pre,„ent then. III:ally attested for settlement. to the sul.
scriber. JON ATHA N WOOD, Administrator.
Smithfield, Dec. 2, 1846.
Administrator's Notice.
4 M. persona indebted to the estate of Abner Tho
ni. mca, late of 'Smithfield tp.. dec'd. ore regdeeted to
make immediate payment, and al/ thine havingdemaads
again.' the same are requeeteeto present them, legally
attested for settlement to the subscriber.
JONATHAN WOOD, Administrator.
Smithfield. Dec. 2, 1845.
A timilliNtrator's Notice.
A!' T.persons indebted to the estate of Abner N.
Me mo% late of Smithfield tp. deceased are rc
qucAed to made intmediale trtyment, and all those hav•
in" dementia eanin4t the name are 'lnvested to present
them, legally .alte.te.l for settlement to the subscribers.
drINA'I'BAti WOOD, Adoijnigtattor.
Smithfield. Dec. 2, 1945.
17iptr:11"17QUA 3c TONQUA, two celebrated
epecimemt of their TEA (fresh im
p.rtstioni) are selling rapidly at
December 29. G.E.FLYNT & COl4.
3za33tau)3 aatilvaa.
NOTICE is hereby Own to all persons intereeted,
that David Griswold jr., and Joseph Braman, ex
ecutors of the estate of Burton. &ball, deceased, late of
Wells tp.. and J. E. Bullock and D. A. Carey admin
istrators of Sam. Lewis, deceased, and David Griswold
jr. survivor of Nahum Haulm, deceased. late of Colum
bia township, and Nathan Coon jr. Seth Loomis and
Reuben Bennet, w ministrators of the estate of Thomas
Rennet!, deceased, late of Canton township. and Edw'd
White, one of the executors of Patrick Cummings,
deceased. late of Sheshequin township, have filed and
settled in the Once of the Registet of Wills, in and for
the county of Bradford, the accounts of their several ad
ministrations upon the estates aforesaid, and that the
same will be 'presented to the Orphan's Court of said
county, on Monday the 2d day of February next, for
confirmation and allowance.
LYMAN' E. DEWOLF, Register
Register's Office, Toteaucla,"Dec.29. 1845.
WT r ( ALMANAC'S ANA C'S fur 1816, just remised and
sale titERCLipS'
UONV&Wait. =mem LscAm
THE SAYINGS BANK.
Mills action was brought for "downright murder,"
g against the Cashier & Co. of the Towanda Sa
vings Bank, for inning goods too cheap, and thereby
bringing leanness upon the " Merchant Princes" of the
borough. But, with all their vaunted sayings, hired
witnesses and combination+. together with the principal
evidence admitted by us—(that goods were sold cheap.
er at Flynt St Co.'s than any other establishinent)—
we have at last come of with our " capital increased."
and obtained a signal victory over tliese stioulithe l law'
and order combinations. and carried dismay even into
the enemy's camp. In addition to our former stud: o
Fall Goods, we have just received
Another Ark Load of Goode,
which will be disposed of as liberally as heretofore.—
Therefore we have to record the
' IT XTR PAOVXIIII,
That George E. Flynt & Ca. cannot be put dawn.
1:0" Look fur the Saiings Bank. dec3.
The Resurrection of • Dead :Watche !
-_-.... . earner A ll'oodiuff
respectfully inform the citizenry of
C.
...i l k Towanda , and vicinity. that they
-- 0 1 , 1 7 have formed a partnership for the
u•IA pur pose of pro
i s t e l c u
t
in g , for
, f tho
1,..)c ic - pu blic mte. l!g• 0 business o
"•:._-:-.=-;-•z-' Clock. and Watch Repairing,
at the old and welbknown stand of ' CePt.' J. M. Gilk
son, (numbered 100.) next door north rif Col. Bailey's
Grocery store, and two:tenors south of Elliott 6t-Alenuir,.
when: they will give their undivided attention to their
business, and confidently inform the public, that from
their long experience in their profession and a determi
nation to attend punctually to the interaaa of those fa
venng them with their work, they believe they can ten
der satisfartinn, end make refractory time-pieces.' 1 •
" Pant with unerring finger to ihetnetreh of Mac."
They Will•be foam) at all boars. at their establish.
meat, awl salica a share of public patronage.
0 :3- All !Linde of Country Prxtuce. received in pay
ment for work. et the market prier. Nov. 26. 1845:
ONE TON of KIPP a; CALF SKINS for sale
choir' than any place la lowa at -PALRD'S. -
- NOr.3C I AN'T BE -OUTDONE!
to und:irsigned are under many and deep oblige.
tions to their numerous friend's - for the very libe
ral patronage they bout :eceived, fi.r which we render
you many thanks; and wehave no Junto. of s i patine
trace of your ••amilm and furors" long t» we ca n.
linue to sell gouda cheaper than any store cithiu lett
miles of us.
We now ukee the pleasure cf informing our friends
and customers Cod the public generally ;bat we ore re.
ceiving direct from N. York , s luger and better assort.
Went of Goode, that we. or any other merchants ewer,
brought to this market; consisting of
Dry Goods .5r. ; Groceries.
Crockelly Hardware,
Drugs 4- Medicines, I Leather 4- Fish.
DyeWoodi4-Dije Stiffs,' Boots 4- Shoe. 4.e.
We gave notice in our last advertise ment that " we
hid Henri Shelden 4. CO., floored—"since which time
some of our neighbors have . been flung their link pop
gum at us; but its of no use,—rnen who hove stood at
the cannon's mouth as long' as we have,' cannot be
frightened by such small trash.
We can assure our worthy neighbors who have fal
len so deeply inlove with the ; terms r bluff "and **kV.
/fog," that it is our intention so long as. we remain to
business to always have a naafi of Goods, and after
the gross attempt made in 1842 to prevent our buying,
we are not so green as to go to the city without a
FULL HAND, which in addition to the experience of
onoof our firm in the city trade (having been for some
time a clerk in N.Yoik city,) enables us to buy goody
cheaper than merchants generally from the country can.
So just come on, all ye who want to buy cheap fur
CASH, call at no. 3, shake thereadij" at us and you
"are caught—" or if you have a load of produce '!" give
us Me wink " and we ale crier you.
For More particulars look Mang through the paper.
• W.H.I.IAIRD & CO., No. 3: B.ltow.
Towanda, N0v.25, 1845.
Oh 'Gosh ! ! What Proverbs ! !
Try it again Master G..
You may wake up old no. 3.
Il has long *ince ceased to be necessary,
For no. 3 to say they they base the largest and best
stock of Goods in Towanda, for that has long been " A
Ptiovana." .
It has long since erased to be necessary.
For nu. 3 1. say they buy goods for cash and buy them
10 per cm cheaper than most of their neighbors, for
that too 1l long been A Penvenu. 4
.1/ t slung since ceased to be necessary.
For no. to soy they_are selling and will sell goods
cheaper ..,an any establishment in Towanda, for that
too has long been " A Paciesita."'
It super has been necessary,
For no. 3 to say they would sell goods for " I2lj per
cent prop —" for we can do that and then sell at a
price less than many of our neighbors pay for the same
goods in the city—and that too has long been -A No
vae's."
We trust that it ner'e:r will be necessary.
For no. 3to boast of ruining" any body by selling
goods cheap either in " Brick Bow' or .IVood &w—
-are sell goods cheap to benefit community and not to
ruin them, this too has also long been " A Pnuesne."
Il is 120 ivhirpee—
But in the 'mouth of every body, even the little boys in
the streets proclaim it aloud, that no.'3 are selling " Let •
to goods and more nf them" thud any other establish
ment in Town,—atuntler-how long since some of our
neighbors found out this was " 4 Pnweln a r
THEHZ IS • WAY TO TEST THE •DOVIC
36st continue your old practices.., drop in at no 3 before
you buy. where no charge is mode fur exhibiting goods.
N0v.25. 1945. W.H.BAIRD & CO.
BROAD GLOMS. CASSIMERES & SAT-
!NETTS.
FRENCH, English and American Broad Cloths of
all, colors and qualities, also Beaver and Pilot
Cloth for overcoats, and perhaps it would be as wel. to
mention that we have over ONE H UN DRCD ditTerent
styles of Cassimere, Fifty pieces Satinetts, be ides twen
ty odd of Sheep. Grey, which we are now selling at just
about luv thirds the usual price in town.
W. H.13;11311 dr. CO.. No. 3 B. R
I,„omEsTic carroNs--5000 yds. Stmetings
1500 113.7. Cotton Yarn ;
500 " hams ;
150 " wick, ou hand rind I:,r safe at last
summers prices. nv2G W. 11. BAIIID & CO.
MONTM4YES & CO.'S
Cheap Cash Wholesale Commission & Jobbing Stare.
itHE above establishment has lately been enlarged
and improved, and is being replenished with a
new stock of Fashionable WINTER GOODS, which
in addition to their former large stock of staple Goods,
makei it the most desirable place tar large purchases,.
as also for shopping, in town. j Their new stock con
sists in part of French, English pad American Cloths
and Satinetts, cashmere de eiaassts and mousselin de
tomes, of the newest styles and patterns, sinchew, on
bra, grade Swiss, fig'd poult de soul and watered strip'd
Silks, maroon for ladies skirts, and a new article of
fringe for dresses; plaid cashmere and Tuckers shawls,
and a thousand other et ceteras necessary to please the
Their stock of Groceries, Boots and Shoes, flats and
Caps, Buffalo Rubes, Oils and faints, Iron and VVaili.
and most artides that the wants of the community re
quire, wallet found well assorted and selected, and of
fered to purchasers on as good terms or better than in
soy of the neighboring villages in the state of N. Y.
N0v.12. 1.1.1.& E. D. MONTANYE 4,
sooDpn
KINGSBERY. is now receiving at his
old stand; which his been going , off for eighteen
years,where goods of all kinds has been mid and 1V ILL
be sold, lower than at Any other store in this Coat,-
ty. A very large stock of all kinds of goods which has
been selected with great care and attention, and bought
at such prices of the importers and manufacturers, that
it would be a ruinous business for any firm in the Brick
Rout, or any where rise, to undertake to sell goods as
'cheap nal can, and will. If my friends and the public
generally, will call before they make their purchases
elsewhere, they will find that this notice isnot put in the
paper for a BLUFF, like EQIIIO by -the side of it ; but, it
,means what it Skye.
I bate a gOneral assoitineut ()revery kind and descrip•
lion of'
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware:: Crockery,
Boole $ Shoes. Nails, Pon, Lea/her. .S.c.
int A ICS Me/wilted INDIA RUBBER 81:we• and
Suslienderr—a new article, fee sale at
sap. 27. B. KINqSBERY'S.
ALE & UPPER LEATHER, for sale he 7-
0 sap. LI. B. KINGSBURY.
V) ODFISH, Mackerel *ad Shad, for rale by
sep. '27. B. KINGSI3ERY
riOrTON YARN, Knittik Yarn, Bails, Wicking,
vu Wadding—any quantity for sale very low. by
rep. 27.
6110 TON Fell river Nails, fur sale cheap. by
sep. 27. , B. KLNGSBERY
PRINTS.! PRINTS! PRINTS!
Arg.tiLlcoEsLzoo PIECEs. which were bought for
" Checks on Me City Banke,of the manufacturer's
agent*, (1 of at 'Auction: where all inferior goods are
sold) and will be sold here is cheap as any merchant
(who bought before the. decline . ) paid.
. . vide A 1,3, BRICK ROW.
j elkYE HUNDRED THOUSAND cubic feet o f. W.
NUP Oak and White Pine Tinker for sawing purposes
luideeted on the ur-at Port Deposit, wanted in
cbexange fur goods and some cash by
N 05.5., wELLEB do trATTERLER. -
BUSH LS of l'imothy
wanted in exchange for goods, a
REED'S
~ Oct. 8
OPTON BATTING, wadding, wicldag, and ear.
pc: warp, far sale at .
Nov. 12. . REED**, /fn.% Brick Row.
~Ct~~'l'L'~a
3MORE of those A. No. 1, Boole, just receivsll.-
11 TOgether with a large quantity of LtidiesMifes,
vu—gaiter boots, ties, slippers, britkins, and little once
to match. novl2 G. E. FLYNT do CO:
AZ &{CAPS—a faro, assortment ()revery de. ,
ecriptiotr. They are GOUT; very cheap. -
tiovenaber -6.• rtYNT eS; CO.
" • THE LATEST NEW S :-•
• .
■
-
„
•
11. MIX AND:: SON
MAKE exceeding greet pleasure in announcing to the. public that tficir extensive stuitonent or ?ILL •
.IVINTER GOODS. consiitin 4 - • • • • •
DRY-GOODS. GROCERIES,..ILIRDWARE. CROCKERY.:
Glass 4. Nails.,
Iron 4. Salt.
. . .
Loots, Shots, Iron, Jails , Sall, Fish: Lather . etc, 4.0.•,` , . i
Is in market, opened and wady fur their numerous customers , mid 'ratio ,told cheaper for CrishJ Mari can A
Loughs us any other eztabtannen lip town ! We do not say this for Ore "purpose of• deioyingrornera into
our store, ( as is the prictice with some of our neighbors,) but merely that'idie Citizens of 1/tinilor County may
know best where to buy goods to their interest. - .
It is gratifying fur us to know dust we have enjoyed some La - the •• smiles and favors" of a genetutta public. far
a number of years, and we will by no means make assertions that we canon , end do not intend 't . 9 tuitd, inn
ova might, like some of our neighbors, receive their frowns. Ilut we we wish every, Man, wonuin sad ebiliftis
know the Glut, that we will sell our entire stock of New and Fashionable 1i0a,,, at - the eittetnei kliaiiiie if liSh
per cent. above cost and transportation !. _
. .
Towanda. October V. 7. 11;45. - . • . ,
THE TOWIIIR
. .
.tire again in the Field :pith fifteen thousand dollars worth of the cheapest Nod mist dental*
stock of Goods ever brought into Coun'll I
resHE Cashier ,St Co. of the TO BANft; tender their sincere thanks for the arty ha
beret patronage heretofore secured. and trust b strict intenirpri to business: and selling goobachespet nub
any other establishment, to merit a continuance of their sunhat arid imam. Our Ureic of goods CM:mists at tract,'
known variety and style of Dry Goods, from the first auction honarsinthe city of New Yetis. and OW*
tal with great care expressly for ibis meridian. Also, a large selection of
Family Groceries,-Shell Hardware, Ctockett, Boots it Shois,
notion , Wort, Iron, .Araits, Steel,
and an unusual quantity of ILA BE RDASIIERY, to make our stuck of orrtut and.ritnamentsi 4omplete. Our
stock of gouda were purchased for cash. and for cash will be sold as cheap as at Bzne,fiarnt on. Elrhira or Chap.
and decidedly cheaper than any establishment in Towanda. Time andospgce will not allow us ihr: enumerate dm
many new, rich and desirable goods, but will be shown to all who foam us with a call. with plesiure.
REMEMBER and call one door below Tracy & Moore, where the .• pay-down" system is its full forte, and
SS a consequence, are not overcharged with delintrencies in the Credit system. or additions made to support t h e
Lumber trade. " One price, and no deviation is the true system."
err A-call is solicited, before purchasing elsewhere, dt ICa. 5, south eqd, Brick Pow.
Towanda, October 21, 1845. GEORGE E.''FLYNT & 'CO. •
The Last and most Important Arrival Yet at the
TO WaND.I CHEM' S 7 ORE,
No. 2, Brick Row.
GREAT BARGAINS are now offered the people
of Bradford county, by the subscriber, who isnow
receiving and opening one of the largest and beat select
id assortment of goods ever brought into the village of
Towanda. His stock of goods has been selected with
greet care expressly for this market, and as prices of the
old credit system are necessarily high, he offers great in
ducements to till who may have cash or produce to ex
change for goods. His stork consists in an 'assortment of
DRY GOODS. such as broadcloths. rassimeres, and
vesting., satinet* sheep's gray, hard times, linsey word.
seys, a splendid assortment, of Winter Shawls, ladies
cravats, gloves. hosiery, suspenders, and ten thousand ar
tides, too numerous to mention,
Groceries.
Such as sugar, tea, coffee, molasSes, spires, lamp and lin
seed oil, a full supply of Liquors, such as Champagne,
Cognise and American Brandy, Holland Gin, Old Mo
nungehala whiskey, Port, Maileria. and Malaga Wine.
A tso—Crockery, Hardwure,Nlllls. Glass, Iron, heath
er, Boots & Shoes, Buffalo Robes, Hats &Caps, Drugs
& Dye Stuffs, &c. &c.
All persons wishing to purchase goods are respectfully
invited to give the subscriber a call, and examine his
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES REED,
Oct. 1, 1845. - /Va. 2 Brick Row.
— I3ONNETS. VELVETS & RIBBON..
JCS I' received a great variety of .Bonnet Velvets
and Silks together with Plaid, Fringed, Rainbow,
Polke, satin, Otubre, Velvet, Cap and Taffeta Ribbons
-which you will readily discover are very cheap by cal
ling at no. 3 brick row. W. H. BAIRD & CO.
41 SPLENDID lot of Brush , Silk, Fur and Sporting
0. Hate, also Oil 'silk, velvet and fur caps, together
wall Muffs, and Buffalo robes, for sale cheap at
Oct. 8. - REED'S
71718,M14535 , 41g
.tack or Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Die
rq Stuffs and Groceries have just been received from
New York, and will be sold very low—call at No. 1
Brick Row. Terms cash. A. S. CHAMIIERLLN.
Oct. 1, 1845.
HOl6'S SHOES — A very large stock of every
. kind and size, at lower prices than ever, will be
fatted at IdERCUR'b.
Wayne County Ploughs. -
4D
OZ Wayne county ploughs. for sale at the Sa
vings Bank. Plough merchants supplied at manu
f..cturens prices, anti Farmers on the most reasonable
terms. G.E. FLYNT er CO.
July 30. No. 5 Brick Bow.
TCopartnership heretofore existing between the
ji subscribers under the firm of H. Kingsbery 4 Co.
it. this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted w said firm are requested to settle their ue
coounts with H. S. Comstock, who will continue the
business ut the old stmnd.
HENRY KINGSRERY. -
H. STANLEY COMSTOCK.
Athens Pe., Oct. 1, 1845.
-CROCKERY—Large addition - a have been made to
4 _l our dock of C;rocLeryL—our assortment in now
comp;etr. novl2 G. E. FLYNT & CO.
A FEW BARRELS TANNERS OIL,. far vale at
AI L ,Oct. I. MERCUR'S
& UPPER LEATH
ER just received and for vale at
.t.ov. 5. REED'S:
OIDING WANTED -300,000 feet of bIDING, on
contract, or in small quantities, at Inv store, in ex.
change fur'ca•h or gouda. il3 IL FOWLER.
THE QUESTION SETTLED.
gt JURY of twelae holies has decided. that the plaee
to puttlquio Freah Teo , . (no appral of cOut.a.) im
1/11Th CRESTS of Tea, iliffirent kinds and qualities,
OF which will be sold by the chest or le, quanti
ty, at .ucli prices CP to ensure the sale of the lot eltho'
rgser than bought by any.other merchant in Towenea.
Call nt BAIRD'S No. 3 B:R.
DR. J. N. SUMNER, DENTIST,'
WILL make JUs next professional visit to Towan
da, early iu Fsbruary, 1816. Dr. S. win, dut
lug his stay, make a short visit to Athens. Nov. 5.:
B. KINgSLIERY
MXIMPS. CORDS, Fringes, fancy velvet 1.,,,n11
bane at , ME RCUR'S.
FET .4 SMOKING
NT IS . A FACT, acknowledged by all, that the best
,CIGARS in lawn. are to 1* hail st the
Bey. If. CENTRAL M; STORE.
Ir r ..EGS NAILS and one Ride UPPirITEATI/.
..X.
Ilejg ER at " No. 3 . BRICK ROW.
;lic A ROW AftE; of oil ilescriviona, at No. 3. IL R.
g: ' t! c 3. _ BAIRD'S.
_ •
NEW ARRIVAL—§tono ware, (;rockery';
Looking gloses: Bros Kettles, Brooms.
ira•rling hoknts , < 413 :-- BAIRD'S.
a~itusil ‘'ltatiag Naito—.
etsmpleto assortment. at the
Sep.J7. (7 1 2NTILA.I. DRUG STORD.
Administrator's.,Notice. l '.''
LL persons indebted. to the - estate of lIECTOR
461: W. STRONG. late of Southport, N. Y. deed.
are requested .to make -immediate paytnent, Ind it II
those having demands against the same are • requested
to pram:Mß/cm, legally attesteator settlement.- -
- DANIEL - VANDER - COOK.
Trneanda ‘ Nov.'26, 1845. • Administrator.
MILVE WOODS. PAINTS & OILS.of every des.
-R,7/ caption, for sale, orte notch betsc'the-markel.
• rep. -- 21: 13. EINCSIIERV.
GEORGE E. FLYNT &
NOTICE.
G. E. FLYN'I' 4- CO'S
GROCERIES
itiB BANK !
mi w is a 15) Oil .
Elliott -& Mercer,
ARE NOW RECEIVING,' very large. snd•sars
general assortment of Fan mid Winter Goods.
which they (Orr to the public on liberal terms, formate
grain, or approved credit.
Their stock consists of almost everything that any
one wishes to buy. And for the benefit of those who
wish to purchase naerchandize of any kind, and want
to know where to find it, they will enumerate a few:
the many articles thily have for salt:
Ladies' silk shawls and black teapots:
Orme' satin cravats and ten.pennthallat
Colored satin, far ladies benne% and
Glazed hate for men; •
Knitting pitis and crow-ban;
Carpet tacks and' vest patterns I
Broad Axes and alpaccas;
M. delaines and wagon buxes;
Printed blue teas and young hyson
Umbrellas and Gerthan pipes;
Poriket knivei and loaf sugar;
Molasses and coarse boots;
Ladies' cot. hose and steel corn hoe.;
Ladies' night caps, for six cents, wad .
Men's scalene caps f0r,124 cents;
Ladies' linen tulkes for one shilling, and
Plenty of English and Swedes iron, all dm*
India rubber clad' for carriage covers and
• Beautiful figured alpaccas for ladies' cloaks!
Ladies' boos and mulTs, and lampblack
Legliorn'bonnets and stone jugs;
Black and blue ink and spirits turpentine; •
Lamp oil and Oolongs water;
Sweet oil and sarsaparilla syrup;
Blue vitriol end beet Java and Rio mares;
Wafers andbuck shot;
Indellible ink and pore dry end ground while lea
Looking glasses and cut tumblers;
Tea kettles and black silk stockings;
Candle wicking and bed cords; ;
Coat Buttons and writing taper;
Shell
Shellside combs and corded skirts
Bonnet ribbons and caventlish lobate° I
Plough points and cap ribbons;
Ladies dress b'd'fa and stove tribes;
Assorted Needles, and best Nutria bats;
Pqret pens and shovel plough patterns;
Plated hub bands and silk scarfs for Ladies;
Congo Yarn and wire selves;
Awl blades and pine, assorted sizes; •
Ladle.' kid slippers and nail hammers;
Willow baskets and gimp cords:
Men and bays' cloth caps and plane irons ;
Knives and forks and ark roep ;
Cast steel and steel dined
_dea ;
Brass kettles and brass thimbles;
Beaver cloth and cotton patting;
Pepper boxes and shot knives;
Bonnet boards -and elate pencils I
Carpet binding and inkstands;
Coach lace and handsaws;
Raisins anti saw-mill saws;
S. Lititz powders and trying squares;
Rubber overshoes and 4.3 inch spites;
Sleigh bells and steelyards;
Cassimcresand ivory combs;
Gridirons and Welting cord;
IN hale bone and patent saw setts; • .
Sus,pendera mid
.patent door butts;
,
FiNter'e chisels and laces for ladies' cap5t...„ , , ,.
Ponlice handkerchiefs and hair brushes;
Itlis — si's and wom e n's bl. cot.gloves & hni' bruituns;
Cocoanut dippers and . teeth brushes;
Colored catnbrig and door handles;
I Augur bit's anti children shoes:
Woolen shawls and gum caps;
Black tea and patent wheelheads;
Morrocco belts and ten servers;
Saildier's.silk, and mouse traps ;
Bonnet wire and stone churns;
Plaid linseys and sash pulleys;
Patent blind fastenings and butte. (a saw article)
Spoke shaves and door mats;
Elask snuff and madder;
Brittannia lamps and shoe strings:
Witt. and bl.ailk gloves and gun tints;
Sattinet of all kinds and gunpowder;
Moran cards and satinerating ;
Curry combs anti fur caps;
—Nair combs and sash fastenings;
Glass dishes arid wool raids;
,Corset !seers and trace chains ' • • •
Brass bock combs and calicoes of all quatdbee,
S.aelt.cohls and corn whi*Pall • '
• Coat canvass & padding and byde. whips;
Furniture prime and ta;or strops:
Table covers and Olneys geography's;
t.'3.arse shoes and polished augurs I .
Linen cambric end sole leather;
11001. iron and linen edging & insertion ;
Florence silks and brown sheeting. ; •
Cap wire and copal varnish,
.Litr.Oil and,Russis diaper ; •
Silk: French craps and American door loci,:
Mineral knob locks and white lilac crape;
Chrome yellow end green, and coat tending;
Indigo and ribbon nine;
Cream Tatter and silk cords and tassel.;
Enise tilanhebt arid -brtise nails;
'l'ea setts'and setts trait
i-Spitit levels and spool rotten,
• ` Towanda, SeEkeloher 13. lad& ' •
NOTICE' .:N(ITICEI - . .
this . oproannity to IriNirm all whe In.
delqed payment lifiTtir be aside' by
COURT...:Tho fun' due from mob
individual, Is en but in the eagyeaste it runtroata. to
coisideruble. 1 . - trusttlist • more rierdual notice l aw
not be ntertemty. • • • W LITT) „N=
; Dereitilier 44. Irate Sheriff.
OTIC —Whrrut. toy la ife, 4111 AM 14, h
o t
Ling kft niy.k . 4l and hoinf.'without,4
amiss, I'do hereby Caution Al P ersons raping
ins Of „trusting her en my account. sal Asa 1117
dusts of her efontraetin, after this date.
. . . .1.. W. - COWL)
Bti.lgexat Sue. Co., Dc.e. - 13, 1840.
Il