El
_ ~..„ .
to the gistAnterview asked tne. if I .wn
hold b y :He.iiijoitaidMo se
;tee— y rte the at all. •He seented•to be cob' •
collected, and coridtietedit an husinettiPlikti.
'' •
gtnner- ' • •'• , • B 1 0 • ; --
After I left him net 'Mr. urre ;near w e
tand in Hall ;1: Voted • ' Af.
Par"
k n ew McCook ;the
he said he had bec biro titie he
miainted with him travelling in a stage . ; I Said
b e appeared to fie deeply interested in the
Lehigh investigation, and I thought : an attempt
wehld be made to corrupt some one of the
Committee on Banks; he said; if shit will not
te loag before some one• will be approached:
I told him I had -good reason to _believe, it
would be Col:Tiollet ; Mr. B. made some,ra.
mark in return, in which he was understood to
say they might get Dr. Samuels by getting Dr.
Dillinger.'first; some conversation- was: had
b e twee, Mr.B. in,regard to'selectitit the man
who should " accommodate" the matter, done
said very little. for I thought I had
enough in the business.
During Sunday afternoon, Mr. Burrel, my
self and another gentlemen, held a consultation,
an d i t w as agreed that if it did go on it would
be unsafe for Col. Piollet to have conversation
with more than one man. A respectable. ga
livant, a member of the Senate, was named as
one who might be entrusted with the secret.—
went to my room after this, and left my door
ope n. While there, Mr. Piollet came toi the
door and called me. I went into his room,
sod found him very much excited. s He told
me that man had been there, and made almost
direct corrupt offers to him : that Mr. Burrell
b a d enjoyed secrecy on him, but he did not
consider himself safe in the hands of on'e man.
Mr. P. had testitied that he (Mr. L.) had left
the room in a strange manner. Perhaps he
did; he felt very strangely. He went to Mr.
Burrells' room and they both went into Piot
let's. I then, for the first time, told him what
I k ne w, after, he had told what had occurred
between him and Mr. Cook. The matter was
talked over, and it was agreed that he should
Igo on. He,said an interview was to be held
this evening, and he supposed money would
be offered him. I told him to beicareful what
be said.
Mr. -Laporte, in continuation, testified ,to
the visit of M'Cook to Mr. P.'s room 'in the
night, the promition to iay $250 down. &C.,
the meeting and konaultation afterwards, &c.,
&c.
Mr. Burrell was next sworn, and corroboi4t
eil the facts above stated, where his name is
used. He also testified 'to meeting M'Cook
in the stage travelling from Greensburg to Har
risburg, and to McC.'s attempting to use po
litical arguments to get him (?Ir. B.) to report
favorable to the Lehigh County Bank.
Tariff and Treasury Report.
We have looked over, with .much interest,
the voluminous report of the Secretary of the
Treasury on the Fmancies. It is a formidable
oetavo of 957 i pages, composed mostly of sta
tistical matter, and contains answers to ques
tions addressed by the Secretary, to persons
engaged in all kinds of business throughout the
Union. The answers are curious-and charac
teristic, and display, in a dear light, the •great
fie t," that the present tariff is a close monopo•
lv to those engaged in the business. The re
plies to the 29th question are peculiarly illus
trative of this truth. That question is as fol
lows
11 the duty upon the foreign manufacture of
the kind of goods you make were,reduced. to
121 per cent., with a corresponding reduction
on all the imports, would it cause you to aband
on your business, or, would you continue to
manufacture at reduced prices ?
The first answer to this question is by Sam
uel Batchelor, of the Manufacturing Company,
Maine. The capital is 8559,900; and has
averaged 91 per cent. dividends for 14 years.
They make coarse cotton goods. He states:
"A:general redaction of duty to 121 per
cent. would not affect the market' directly; ,as
there would be little directcumpetion with sim
ilar good goods imported. But those manu
facturing companies which are making finer
goods, - oi which have not been so long in op
eration as to become establisbed and able to
contend with foreign competition; and the
labor anti capital thus employed, together with
buildings and machinery would be directed
to other branchmemd thus over stock the mar
ket."
The Salthon Falls company, N.H.... think
it would be ruinous." The. Great Falls
company" Make heavy drillings, and think the
reduction in duty would make them depend
solely on their own skill - to succeed. The
Globe Mills, Mass., make drillings and state
"they do not require so much duty as articles
requiring more labor." Essex Mills. same
goads, thelPwould ~ abandon the business."
James Mills, do. do. The Hamilton Co„ say
.• the manufacture of the coarser' cloths might
be continued without interruption, except from
one cause—that is probable change of machi
nery from the finer descriptions to increase
the quantity of the coarser, so that the manu
facture of the latter would be overdone:" •
The Appleton company make the same an
swer. Tile Uxbridge Mills also made the
same reply. Mr. Benjamin Mc rattail, of New
York, replies thst'he makes ahirtings, and em
employs 80 females at 50 cents per day, and
find themselves, ,working 12 hours per day,
and that. The AWL *lie of labor would not
enable him to compete with foreign importa
tions at 12:1 per cent duty." 'All the answers
teed to the same result, viz: that coaise cot
tons are made cheaper here than anywhere
else ; but that as very few, if any, individuals
have sufficient capital or knowledge-to engage
in it, the present manufacturers have a monop
oly which would be interfered with so es to re
duce the dividends, were tine mills to take
Pp • she making of , coarse , cloths. ;As fine
goods are prohibited by the tariff. the man
urattilrers demanct what They 'please. *lt is
curious to observe the repliespf the manufat
torero.' The more conscientious state frankly
that they require no protection. ,Another class
state they don't know. think they should leave
the business,' The more bold and reckless, as
sert thatthey should abandon the business.—
Mr. Marshall, of the New York Mills, had
the boldness to asierviia letter. published,dn
ring the Presidential-election, that when he
formerly imparted prints from England, he
received a bounty • from the government Of
England for hervirchised, intimating at the
same time that it , was done to injure the Amer
ican manufacturers. He must have known.
as every one elie knows, that what he. called
/I bounty was only coremission -on exportation
-of an excise duty pitd 'upon all prints congeal
'ed in England.and that the drew-back excise
coati:ilia Acme( to 101. Staterients, from
interested quarters Shonld'ilways licregiVgd
Avith peat cation. • Now sod thee .we coats
scrosra manufacturer who is really inare!thifl
the il litieritiansysiteml u lsetiiiiiilit;'llaniiii:
bte and thifiitiginin,A r eptindtmtionlyiiiin his
I.lpdtistry, , and deifieittioyttisld.
Weasill ilootraiit - 'suctt a man'.ividsSuiothe,
the same , basidess; de' l A:Griws:have:etr ,
ine3rporated leather faitoirritillohronecoun' s :
ty_ t capital,l3llo.oQo,•and they Wi e flri unmet to
t9th 'question. It wi'uld cause its to aban
don our businesti."' "Iv; Williatii,POsuirhas a
private leather factory in Oswego cotint . l., cap
itallso,ooo. He answers the titiestion-.'whst
duty is required I" as ,
" No.duty,- whatever.' !AO duty imposed
by ;Me tariff ot6 canto . ' 'ltifpound on role leoth
er is totally., ipaperative for protectlan of 1955~
nue. for the simple reason that we can - maul
facture at a less price than at any tither-nation
and so long as it remains on the list of duties,
ii will . one of dianthus :of import, which :
justify imaliatoiY: duties by' other guvern=
This is refreshing ; as it is sound sense from
the right quarter; and it will be observed that
this is an individual at work on his aeCount,
dependent alone on his own account, depend. .
ant. alone on his own attention to . btisiness,
economy, skill and enterprise. The other is
a joint stock stock concern.' The creature of
special law seeks special law to support
Mr. Foster is a genuine. specimen of the
" American system" of manufacture. He
stands on his own independent ground. •and
says, " let me alone, and I will contend against
the world. The crawling slaves of govern
ment bounty whine out their beggarly cant to
the effect that unless supported by a tribute
levied on their industrious fellow citizens.they
must " abandon the business." It is quite
time they did, for it appears they do not un-.
derstand it. Such men as Zadook Pratt and
William Foster can make leather enough with
out corporations anti tariffs to support them,
and should ,not be subjected to taxes on, what
they constitne, for the benefit of the laz y,-the
shiftless, the incompetent and knavish in oth
er branches of manufacture.—N. Y. New,.
CORE molt Loczraw..---A correspondentolthe
Albany Argus pretends to have discovered a ewe
for the lock jaw. We give his statement, with.
out, however, vouching for its efEcary. He
says that a common cent or piece of copper
bound firmly upon the wounded part, and in ac.
foal contact with it. will produce almost imme
diate and entire relief. and cause the wound to
speedily heal, whether it be - made by rusty nail,
steel instrument, splinter, or any othei cause,
either ,in foot, hand or any other part of the
body. Rusty or tarnished copper is preferable
to bright copper, though either will answer.
Downveu. OF A SHOT Towsa.—The work
menengaged in taking down Paul Beck's sbot
tower, in Philadelphia, after loWering the
bricks down . in a basket fora time, came to
to the conclusion to undermine the foundation
and blow it op with powder. After they had
dui away part of the foundation, and were
about to.lay the train, the wind blew it over,
it came Sown with a tremendous crash. It
Was 180 feet high, and was estimated to con
tain 8,00,000 bricks:
MURDER TRIAL AT Arnmiv--Wvatt. the con
vict, is on trial at Auburn for stabbing a man,
named Gordon. He is defended by the Hon.
W. H. Seward and the Hon C. Margan. The
difficulty of obtaning a jury appears to be great.
A panel of 36 has been exhausted, and but 4
jurors were obtained. The sheriff has been or
dered to summon 36 talesmen.
CANAL TOLLS OF NEW. YORK --The New
York Canal Board have .resolved upon farther
and important reductions in in' the canal Toll.
Among them is the toll upon corn. This very
important article, which has hitherto been charg
ed sti mills per 100 bushels per mile, is to be
charged by the new rate at 3 mills.
A atom COHPLIMENT.—At a meeting of the
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, held in Phila
delphia on the 22h of December last. Dr. SETH
SALTPEURT * was unanimbusly elected a cor
responding Member of that Institution.
Married,
In Herrick. tp., Jan. 24th, by the Rev. Mr. Colt, flax
rat. CRAWFORD, of Pike tp. to Miss. fisaleats. Cane,
of the former place.
By the same on the • 17111 inst. Jong M. Gansis of
Asylum tp„ to Miss- Harriet Vaugn, of Wyalasing.
DIED,
At Mauch Chonk Pa, on Friday the 13th instant aged
25 years. Sarnia, wife* of ORLANDO N. Salons:ay
and daughter of Daniel Lyon of Monroe.
The deceased had removed with her husband. in the
fall, from Bradford to Carbon county, where they were
commencing domestic life with fair worldly prospects.—
But the pad of death arises over the picture - of earthly
hope.
Her remains were brought back to ber family by her
bereaved consort, and yesterday consigned to their long
home by a multitude of Sorrowing friends, who testified,
in signs stronger than words, to the dearness so abruptly
sundered.
A cherished daughter and sister, an amiable associate
and affectionate wife, bas thus passed away from the
fund eision'of family and friends, beckoning them on to
the spirit-land. Thcl bride via year, and recent mother,
is sullenly summoned from husband and offspring to
await a reunion, there, where " Goa shall wipe away all
tears from their eyes: and there shall :be. no `more
death ."—Cu Feb. 18th, 1846.
In Burlington tp., Feb. 19, isms!' Eno/a:eon of Lo
renzo D. and Julia A. Taylor, Aged yeari BMA
months. -
In Burlington tp., &EOM ANN, daughter or Jas.,F. and
Huldah Robinson, Aged 10 months. • •
CLOVER SEED
60 BUSHELS., CLOVER • SEED, large end
small kind, just received and. for'arle cheeper
Visit et sny•other store in'Town. ' ALSO it revi,kusbel
of very fine TIMOTHY SEED at • BAIRD'S.
Feb.23d. Hl4O. -
oManitte.o773 )- 2412A • 09.
.rlt'.flontanyea Of Cats' Cheap. Marg.
DEBIIIO3I I E asaoninent ,of various ,kinds of
GOODS may be found at the -above establish•
meet, porchased late in the fall, ezpiessly for the de
mind occurin before the opening of navigation. They
have just received, and have on band ,
. 50 !unclip Meis Pork; . ;
30 supmfwe Flom; - ,
20 r (Never seed;, • ,
500 pound's* leather, • „ ,
30 tune Ground nailer,:
. Also. a quantity of sugar kettle".
Cik.4l3 ; E l ots VILKOZT4=III&•'
. .
MAHE subscriber would reepietiolly inform the pub
j lie that he, bait COMMUTED with the.4thens
Chcrnung BridgcCompiny, and that all persons 0301*
ing to his Mill for grinding, will be entitled to, cross said
Bridge FREE. Tickets will be given at the mill.
Csyute, Jan. 1846. , WM. H. OVERTON.
CAUTION.—AII persona are hereby cautioned not
o purchase a note - drawn by to Isaac. Ford, dazed
Dee. 19;'-1845, payable on the let of Jane next, for the
sum of $25, in neat stock. As I have not !retired any
value for selhote, I iiro'dertertnined not to Pay the said
note izateencompolled by law. - ; 4
Pikei3in. •44,41815, _ '.SI4.FRP. WEED.'
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'. . . lia 1101tUVOIX -.-- - 'lO • e t, ver than most of - their C .
2 , *leen "A Nouse.
getterlee, Wall & llrill -: ' .SO , that (Pc , h ton g ' . ag o 6„eceostriry.'
.
Batter,
-. / 2 . 12, 50 ".
' ' 4.; in ,k n ig s • 44cettal tu n -kid e at 'll sell glade
'Fiiiiiiillskl24' ' ~,,
~ 1, .'i2 ° • - 4 O.' Par irci: : 10 seyMO"' cre!ft! f Tawilikft, fur that
.A. Pedant; ', i' '' ' - '•. lt 7 : ' : I • cheaper "
..iin any 'este,Wahtnent n
. 'Timm." • •
Cheater Park ••- ' ` ',.,'...
C. ii..Ntrack" - -' ' -; , !.;• ", ~ 'f . ' - • a - net .6. & Es . ki ‘ m weary.
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74 0 111.4 W° 4 '
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' 4 ' .
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to; to , Mikis:flute it ism? icsilben, ... •
jobillfri.'
' 411-11 " 1 " 41110 ; - ' ' ' . "
,vit trooda ls. ht the city—end that toP:has lin; beat "A hit"'
'
or'
by 'ruing
Pea l,. Kir " gaxl—P' "
either
i ch tbe es r pl2.inulbeanaelitawcOmMraltlVY Food Jame--
we
null them; this too hu also long been " A Plicin 22 .
. .tg 4no whisper--
.fipt in the Mouth of every tiOdy. even the, tills ley'
kn
the streets proclaim iiedoud, that n 0 .3 are eelline ".fl7.
s
'meatgoods and more of dohs" than any other ensb lith
'meat in Toan.-4rocder how long since seine of our
teighbors found out this was" A Palmitin 1"
: Tune Is A mart° :tem its' *sots: • '-
Just continue your old prsetiers, drop in at iso 8 below
..
you bay w here no charge is made for exhibiting goods,
N0v.35. 1345. W.ll. BAIRD & CO.:
John Watkin .
Thoioss Goa*
EllitilioitOis • • '' ' ' .C 2
Jokui • 14 •
IitIALINOTOIG
A. & 8. H.Morloy
Coreyell,di
CaIITOBI.
Charles Rathlxtne.
VIIIISLL.
Ulysses Moody
Oliver D. CtuNaborlin
Israel Smith
111A2tIELIK.
12 20
James W.Meresu
litiltVCl
William Angle lt £0
*MOs.
Regers Fowler .ii
IS 6O
D. C. Salsbury IS 6 0
.
Benjamin Coolbaugb 13 10
N. I/.. & C. Watford 12 12 60
H. 8. &J. H. Phinuey 12 12 60
J. B. &G. smith ' " 13 - 10
Jolla ?Niles 4 on ' 14 7
oswitu,
Theopilos Hatsphri
Henri Gibbs
EZ33I
Smith 4 Roos
Jesse E. Bullock
Daniel Bailey
P. M. Bostwick
KOMI. •
John Passmore ;14 7
Maynard dr. Wants,' ~ 14 7
RIDOBERIM. .
Asap% Colbeirn
John L. Webb
SIRSSUEQUILN.
Storrs & Jones
Horace Kinney & Co.
Wells Nichols & Co.
Lyman Dudes • 13 ' 10
Bullock . & Phelps 13 10
E.B. Tracey 13 10
%1. F. Kellogg . • 13 • 1 0
SPRINGFIELD.
E Norman 14 7
STANDING STONE.
Henry W. Tracey 13 13 50
Ma &Storrs 13 10
TOWANDA nonotras
}Brun Mix & Bona, I t 15
Elliott & Aftvenr 11 15
0. D. Bartlett ' 12 12 50
Burton Bingabuy a , 13 10
J. D. & E. D. hforptanyo 10 WI
J. Kingebery jr. I/ 13 10
A. D. Montanye 19 "0
H. 8. &M. C. Mercur ' /0 '7O
•
Charles Reed 11 15
Wm: H. Baird & Co. IC 20
Tracy & Moore , 12 12 BO
George E. Flynt dc Co. ' ' ' 10 20
E. H. Mason & Huston 14 7
8. B.. Bailey 14 6
Cyrus Pratt
D. C. Hail
A. 8. Cbscuberlin
Miles Carter
.Patrick o'Blain
Zeruiab Cross
TROT
G. F. Redingtoa
Layton Runyon
Baird & Stephens 11 15
D. F. & S. W. Pommy & Co. 10 20
0 P Bathuxl
VLSI'S&
Guy Tracey
Truman & 'Co.
William Gibson
11ITIOX.
Robert Spading
Judean Hoteomb
Millis Lewis
M. H. &, G. H. Welles
McKinney & son
W
14 7 ,
Robert Sheares
NVARRIPC.
Robert Cooper_
Marcus Tyrrell
Benjamin Buffington 14 Rs ,
By the tenth section of the Act of Am :nobly, passed
the first day of May, A. D. 1841, it is provided " that
every seller or vender of wines or distilled liquors either
With or without goods, wares, merchandise. commodi
ties or affects us aforesaid, shall pay for his license fifty
per cent. in addition to the rates above specified."
And by the act of Assembly pawed the third day of
March, 1843, it is made the duty of the constables of
each township, borourb or ward in the several wards of
this commonwealth, "to give written or printed notice
at least five days before the day of appeal fixed by the
Judges of the court of common pleas, end the commis
sioners of said county to every wholesale dealer and re
tailer of merchandise within their respective townships.
borough or word, of the amount or sum to which he
stands rated, and of the time and place dutch appeal"
of which the constables in the several townships and
boroughs in Bradford county will please to take notice.
H. MO ROAN,- Associate Judge.
J. :TOWNER,
L PUTNAM, Comenienre.
A. L. CHAN HER,
Commissioner's Office. 'Poland., eb. 11. 18461
CAUTION
T~WIFE MARY, hawing IBA tity bed sad board
witbout soy just cams!' or, provocation. I there.
fore forbid all persons.horboriog or {rutting het on my
*mount, as I will pay no debts of her ectoteanting.
ELLIOT? HURLBERT.
February 4, Ifi4B.
DR: J. It SUMNER, DENTIST,
131ESPECTr ULU ,itikrins the public that he tesy
'oianund it tri H. Stephens,' where will bi ptiiv
ed to see those desiring his erefeethlaleerrieee
'
Towanda, Feb. 4.
Pratt's Grocery , and 'Eating Haase,
Is in Betts 4- ontane'a Corner Brock,
fronting the PublicSquaie '
WiERE everything may be found in bit line of
buginess. The , public MS invited to eill.
- -FRESH AM-BOY-OVITE I RS,
Feb. 4. - _Reguherlireeeimi here. • y.
. aaliumeasaratianna.
MOE lubscriber waroi an apprentice to tha'R/act
anillhing Ruchwu. , . A lad:Atiasiw or twenty
peat* of age, who is anima of learning the trade. and
can come well ntommeirded, wiU titui a seed chance.
Towanda. Fab. 18. WSI. TROUT.
PROCRASTINATION
nice zer..wron.e .ro SUCCESS."
GHATEFUL for pad favors, the subscriber i ium
. notice that he haslet sseouos:wi th , M t.l+l.
J. iCsstza far settlentent.l-4ny . person. indebted for
Prothonotary Ayes can call as hits and settle the earne r :
any payment inedetto him or.. to Mr. A. C. Altus of
this goat odli,be dttly altstowlodged in satisfaction of
such fees. A ProtapkoltaPoo to this nodal, will
patty oblige yournicc.„ . ,AAßOPl cnuosticc
Tusvialot kOnsity • •
, 4 , • ;
. /0 . •
IS " 10
13 'lO
13 10
14 , 7
BROAD CLOrNS. CASSIATERES & SAT
!NETTS.
FRENCH, English and :American Broad Cloths of
an colon and •qualities, also Beaver and Pilot
Cloth for overcoats, and perhaps it would be as wet. to
mentiars that we have over ONE MINORCO different
styles of Canimere, Fifty pieces Satinetts, besides twen
ty odd of Sheep. Grey, which we are now selling atjasi
about tux thirds the usual price in town.
W.,11. BAIRD & CO., N0.,3 8.11.
11)051EISTIC COTTONS-5090 yds. Sheetinp ;
1500 lbs. Cotton Yana ;
500 " batts ;
150 " wick, on hand Ind far sale at last
attesser's pricer. na2o W. 0. BAWD & CO.
13 10
13 10
13 10'
33 . 10
13 10
13 • • 10
rit 1 2 _1' Tir att) 1 0-2 $1 a
irDUICTON KINGSBERY. is now receiving at his
deVell old stand, which has been' going off for
,eighteen
Years, where goods of all kinds hu been sold sod WILL
be sold, lower than at any other store in. this PO9ll.
try. • homy large stock of all kinds of goods "Fhb:him.
been selected with great care and attention, and bough;
at such prices of the importers and manufactotrers, that
it would be a ruinous business! for zany fern inaheflred'
Row, or Any where else, to undertake to sell goods as
cheap u I can, and wilL If my friends and the publid
generally, will call before they make their purchases
elsewhere, they will find that this notice isnot put in the
paper fora BLUFF, like some by the sax of it ; bay it
means what it says.
I have a general amortment of every kind and descrip•
Lion of
12 125 Q
13 ,
IS 10
13 10
14 7
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware. Crockery.
Boots $• Shoes. Nails, Iron. Leather. 4re.
DAY'S celebrated INDIA RUBBER abets and
Scuspendera—a new artirde.for sale is •
aep.,27. B. KINGSBERY'S.
SOLE & UPPER LEATHER, for sale by
sep. 27. B. EINGSBERY.
ODFISH, Idackerrl and Bbad, for vale by
"zi aep. 27. B. KINGBBERY.
COTTON YARN, Knitting Yarn, Balla, Wieling,
Wadding—any quantity for sale very Ion; by
sq. 27. B. KINGSBERY. ,
2TON Fall river Nails, for rale cheap, by
imp. 27, B. KINGSBERY
Wanted, at the Savings Bank.
WI WAIT
FROM Orwell, Pita & Burlingtontownahipa,looo
a good roll and fresh Butter.
14
14
13 10
14 7
14 7
14 I
IWZ WUT
FronvElkland townitkip, 760 a roll butter and a quan
tity of deenkins. wa vast
From Smithfield, Canton, Wysoz sad Ulster. 1000 a
Butter--40500 bushels ur ginui, various kinds.
WA WANT
From Albany, Franklin, Standing Stone and Wyaluso
iog, 500,000 of Lumber of all kinds, for which cask will
be paid. wa WAIT
10 00
IS 10
From old and new Sheshequin, 6000 bushels oat., rye,
*heat and COM. Alt WANT .11.110
12 12 60
From the above townships, 74 cash customers, to make
our number just 1000. Farmers wishing to purchase
goods for their produce, will please price our goods, u
are arm giving Mc:change, goods at " gold and silver
pricer." There jabot 'one price,' and that-a cash price
at , d 29 O.E.FLYNT & CO'S.
13' It
13 10
IS 19
13 10
22 • 12 60
Flour I Flour!
BUCKWHEAT & WHEAT FLOUR, by the
bbl or leas quantity, at j 7 BAIRD'S.
14
13 10
14
101 FATS & CAPS—a large assortment of swards.
MIX setiption. They are selling very ehea#.
November. 12. 0: E. FLYNT & CO.
Administrator's Notite.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of HECTOR
ZIL W. STRONG, late of Southport, N. Y. deed«
are.requested to make imtnediate payment, and all
those haling demands against the same era requested
to present-them, legally attested for settlement.
DANIEL YANDERCOOIC„
Triwanda, N0v.22, NV.. Administrator.
14 7
14 7
GOOE TEA—Young Hymn. Old tlyron, Imps.
'''rial and Ponebong Tea, can be had at
Feb. 4. - WARFORDII,
*ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
LL persons inhehted to the estate of Timothy Brig.
barn, late of Granville, deed, are requested to
make payment ; and thaie having demands against said
estate, to present them legally attested for settlement.
JONATHAN WOOD, Administrator.
Smithfield, Dec. 9 1845.
The Last and Most Important Arrival Yet at tie
TOW.II.IVD.I CHEdP 87 ORE,
No. 2, Brick Row.
GREAT BARGAINS ate now offered the people
of Bradford county, be - the @bar:fiber, who know
rdeeieing and Opening one of the largest and best select
& assortment of goods ever brought into the tillage of
Towanda. Hii stock of goods bas been Seletted with
great careespressly for this market, and as prices of the
old credit system are necesearilyr high, he offers great in
ducement; to all who may pave cash or produce to @-
change for goods, . His stock consists in an assomientpf
DRY. GOODS, each' as broadcloths, eawintereis
sniings, satinetts, sheep's gray, bard times linsey wool.
rye. :a epl@did assorMemt of Winter:Shawh4
craraiN gloves. bosiem suspen&re, and ten thousand sr.
Aides, too numerous to natation.
Butch ai tfrOOrici4 , ,
inky, tea, coffee, molasses,.ipiats. Tamp and Ra
seed full ropey of - LimiOri,.such es. Champagne,
Cognile 'aid'Ainencen Brandy, Hollwio Gin, Old :No.
,
whiskey, 1'00;Mo/feria, and Malaga news
Asio-.-Crockery, Hardwere„ Nails: Gums, Iron, loth.
er,Hoots do Shoes, ateffsb RolistiM, '&P44 1 0 11 0
& Dye Stuffs, &c. &c.
. 1
AU persons wishlog'Mpunelterie grade ere re...peetfuily
itird to glee - the 'eubsenher a i eall,'Sr,alejou tT hp
coda end Fie@ teeing putehising so,,,e'whem
• OKARLRSHHED,
Oct 11645; No : 1 Brick Rom:
BONNETS. VET:Vera& 'RIBBONS:
U 8 1; received a- grad veiny of Bonnet Velvets
VP and sae togethervrith Plaid,:Friaged; Rainbow,
Pollee, Rads, Vel4e4,Vap"and - Taffetallibbotin
which icst silt teeny discover are very cheep hj est.
lioa st no. 3 brick row; W; 11, BAIRD &
11121 . 1:i 133 1r GCVO
Attorrfev , al•Laset,
oFFICE fel the not* miler . of the" !trick Itow,ai.
redly over the Post Offiea, Main Arse: 'cage.,
trance it the with 'en4'orthsbuildiciii:: d 3,
• s I
0,,,
00 T 8 . 15 r. 13 1 1 9;S -- dt vo7 brae itteekof envy;
, kind mad 4ce," st tower,pnces, ttisa etre. will .be'
'at •,. ~ -.... ...II ~ . NE*STIVII...
•
,„,• • 7 1
• L
GEORGE. FLYNT St. CO. :
•.
the Reid, voillififter:lt thousand dollars worth ofthe' cheapest andinaSl'diririlds
„
Goods:ever broghl into Bradford Country -1
rims arabio' r Co.-of„the TO WAWA SitrINGS BANK, tender their sincere thanks for the eery h.
Weal patronagefirn,tofore secured, and t:ruet , by strict attention to business, end selling goods cbeeper than
way other e s eabu t o too t, jet merit a continuance e 4 their sprites and favors,. • Our stock of goods consists of every
* wwww eaFiegy and eiy h e , e f Dry Good e , gy m , the first auction houMein the city of New. York. and ashes.
ed with great are elpressiy for this tneridieu. ,Ahtt,' • largo selefitiT of
Family Grocerles,•Shelf Ilarhvare, Crockery, Boots 'Shoes,
nouoir waiv,irren, draitel Steil,
ma on unusual quaraltfor HABE,2DASRERY,.. to make per ,'took o f useful and ornamental complete. Ow
suck
°foal,
were
Foreland for ash.: anti for carts w ith b e soh as ebesp as et Binghamton, Elmira or,-Oreige.
and decidedly cheaper ihan any establittorent in Towanda. Tim !reit."' spate- 14 U not snow us to eournenkthe
many new, rich and desirablirgoode, bit will be shown to all who h sot us with Stall, with pleasant. .;
REMEMBER and will oete door below TrecYdk Moore, where the :tay4ovin" system is le foil Rene, and
.as • anmemamme, are not overcharged :with aclinquenuies in the eredit'll;ifou!, or additions made to support
L amber ttadc. '"One price, and no deviation ie the true system."
ti? A call is solicited, before purchasing elsewhere, at Ns. b, south ertd,,.& - ic 4 : Row.
Towanda, October 21,1846.
.. ' O,It I EGE Er FLYNT Qt CO.
CROCKI3RY—Litrge additions hire been mule to
our stock' of Ctoekerp:-our asschroiot G uow
complete. nova E."FLYNV,Ze CO.
ANNUAL REPORT
NYe the teceivels sed'eSpeoditurse of Bred/mil; fin.
the yeir .1845. VotinneneOg Jen.' 1, 1845, and
ending Dec. .3. 1845, %Adele.. • •
Ezrx:writtaxs.
Auditors
A muchlo66 60
•
Br ihe Contacts.. 23 16
,
Coroner's Inquisitions • Il' 64
Counsel Fees lib 1)0
Damage 'rums- 39 76
,
Water by rinds Ord iroprossmiens, 344 CO
Fuel
loci.:!edit! asp:rues
Justices' fees
Grand Juror. 468 66
Came books - 69 57
Crier of court 92 40
Wild at autinests• 14 25
•
Traverse Juror 2460 05
Prisoner's support 240 64
Printing 258 25
Public buildings 179 83
Stationery IS 00
Civil suits •
Commonwealth gun*
Bridge view.
Sheriff's fees
Road views
Elections
Constables attending coma
Paid E. Overton. Eaq.._on sate of R. Depaw's •
fen in Herrick township: bid in by the
county, to secure duplicate *fuzee 144 72
A. Chubbuck, prothonotary and clerk Q. 8. • ••126 48
C. Stockwell. late Treasurer, balance due.
per Auditor's report, of Jan. 1;1844 282 32
Commissioners for laying outtOste road from
Monroe to Ralston, Lycoming county 95 00
J.Towner, coin. balance doe Jan.-1, 1845 - 25 60
id for services' in 1846 192 00
D. Brink, corn. balance due lan. 1, 1845 . 42 68
for services in 1845 137 49
L. Putnam, com.balance due Jan. I. 1845 22 00
for serail= in 1345 222 25
A. L. Cranmer, corn. for soviet* in 1845 34.00
E. Aspenwall. late awn. bal. dna Jan. 1. 1845 64 30
A.B. Chamberlin, late clerk to COMM.. for set.
aim in 1844 ; pat Auditor's repot! of Jan
1845 432 67
J. M. Wattles. ell to some& sorvim in 1845, 356 41
Paid drab. from Eastern State Penitentiary,
for 1841-2-3-4, as per ace't readerod
A - Statement of the Acconnls ll the seam!
Collectors of County axes.
Names of rs Townships ( lAmottottlAmoint
Year. Collectors. lona dos.
1839 A W sriendye Wells
1840 Win Ross Granville 9 32
Rchd Horton Towanda tp 196 35
Wm Smedley Wells • • 12 00 60 92
1841 Robt Depew Herrick 129 20
T B Merri l Litchfield ' 19 86
E Horton Sheshoquin 62100 26 55
E Vaughn* Wyelusing IS 97
David Owen Wysoz
--
1842 Geo. 0 Wells Athens bon;
John Watkins " tp. 57 04
Jas S Illiean Burlington 28 00
H Sherwood Columbia
J Bethwell Canton
A Lent Wysox
John Russell Windburn 182 71
Geo Merrill Athens boo' 13 32
Chas Taylor Burlington 24 37
C W Stedbsns Franklin „, 68
N B Wetmore Herrick 40 64
H Holcomb Leroy 21 37 24 67
T B Merrill Litchfield 20 67
W Welles Orwell 73 60
Luther Adams Smithfield :0 :3
W B Horton Sheshoguin 220
/I 8 Stephen, Send. Stare • 106 05
Alvan Whitney 117ysos 62 03
8 W Biles Wyalusing 26 91 32 25
it Shaw Ulster 46 60
Jason Horton Asylum 62 95 23 76
M A Ladd Albany 78 99
R Sutton Athena tp 462 37 71 4t
51 Sawyer " born, 41 16
L A Pratt Burlington 211 03
J W Braley Columbia 30 16
Elisha Bloom Canton 141 99 .
F X Hornet Dwell 98 92
8 Annelids Franklin 47 68 60 42
H Samori Granville - 49 29
C Stone Henieli 128 10
H I Stems Leroy 103 44
H Litchfield 146 47
9eo Smith Monroe 227 34
Jam Chubbuck , Orwell 41 35
Stephen Brink Pike 337 58
8 Vanßoakirk Ridgbenty 92 45
8 Murphy Rome 130 79 .
D B Culver Shesiteguin 284 79
E Stockwell Springfield 42 46.'
Luther Adams Smithfield 213 54
James Ennis Stand. stone 53 70 104 84
W Thompsonjt Springhill 111 45
H Maas Tatiana. tp Z 99
Lucius Fuller Lister 127 15 .
.Wm Sibley , Windham 160 70'.
Peter
Petet Knapp. Wells 52 .41
.
C Hrdlenback Wysldemg 234.16 139 36
H Strops WYSCA 160 46
Win Bowen , Warm - 56 37
S'R Shoemaker' Athenstp 887 , 64
A P McDowell " t horn, , 233 14 32 12'
1 , Wilco: Albany, 212.62 ; -81 80
Hew; Terri Applam aos.oi• , .
Armenia , 60 . 13 •
A Smitit, " Burlington, „ 444,59, ,
5ch1,"14.9 Canton - „ • 423 31' 46 92
- Joel S tevens Columbia 494 34
Joshua Kilmer Dundl 255 44
Hot -
Wllley r Franklin - 170 22 02
JOhri Spalding OS' -
'H .ISeelet - Herrick 173 46 113 32
' E Wolcott litehfield" 325 40 27 61
J D Wife. Leroy . 212 11
' , A Fin ir Memos - 396 17 .•
J..Chubbuek. Orwell 284 04.169 AS
3' Baldwin : Pike - 610 49 152 id
A Pella:••- • Borne, 310 73. •P.
11l Dewey ' Rithigrerry , 353 46 • • •
Jeremiah Kilmer *tribes:win , 438 13186. V
di. Adams Smithfield 485 72
H - Gnsver, • Elptingflekl • 443 63. • -4 2 36
J . LPhilfips South creek 1913 -F . 3 775
J C-Brown 8" r 90 142'60'
I West/1,00k., StaniLatixter ; 1 , 9 24 , 7 . 35 ,1
ANA Chamberlin Towanda 554 : 54 4 1
D Rutty- • . 868 33 ' 33 "
G P Freeman en 62 -••-• ,
L gots:dine r
-.trot 194 25 118 65i
A Hiram*.
Was. '39639. 99 84
If,fe cisc ' ; Wells - 311 os A ! _
• W'yalusing --178 43 302 91
'1
, 7 7" '3eatdsley, Warteu 1 ; 418'38 ''
" shook. 'Windham 288 •76 ' l B6 25,
QM
QM
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pii rc i l AN r Treasures-y:11)40M
, c 6,,, 1ey, i n : aci; ; Nni wi a 'ls said Co.fai. 1845.
-altiarclovavtatrowdoptiestrircummoty
• • ••• • ofign•4o-1 " 111 .- 643 as
• ' of 1434244 6289 - 4!
of dtiplie.tes for 1846 14,161 'B2
Notes, bonds,judgments,-Bce. - • 6,171 04
Auditor's report-IAL Btepbeits and juds
:Dent against Pamir
Money received far Telianda money Sidi!
Fine remind of Atidreer Monroe
Cost received of 0 D Psny, et al,
Transcripts of Unseated lands
$ 4&00
22 77
II 62
By amount overcharged on judgment against
L. Smith # b ixo
ENE
. .
Paid on drafts from Eastern state Panhandle.. ' •
ry, for years of 1841-2-3-4 . 523 - 63
Two per cent. commission on same 10 43
Amount of county order returned in 1845 16,07091
Two per cent. commission on same ' 821"42
Am% returned on drip. of 1840-1-2-3 947'012
K - u• 1844-5 2,22957
Notes. WW I . judgta. 4t. 39!9 Si
Amount of:Foliector's eionaratiuns 890 93
072 09
Pi*Dtage
spurious moray in Treasury
By cnoneyl . 4 Tnasuiy, lan. 1, 1848 ' - • 1,020.10
40 60
1183 23
16 60
164 12
21 00
927 02
91966
Amount of county unless issued in 1845,
including credit order.
Outstanding Oats. 1, 1845
County ardent returned in 1843
Amount outstanding Jan. 1, 1846,
DRADFORD COUNTY, 88.- - . I
We, the Commissioners of said county, do certify the
foregoing to be t true statement of the receives and 0.
penditures of the county of Baadford, for tho year 1845,
commencing Jan. 1, 1845, and ending Dec. 51, 1845.
Witness nur hands and seat of office, at Towanda. this
2nd day of February. A. D. 1846. -
JOSEPH TOWNER,
LUMAN PUTNAM... Conuniers.
A . L . C FA NMER, ~ ...
Attest—J. M. Warrtes, Clerk.
The Resurrection of Dead Walehew!
t... . Warner 4 'Artpodrldr
2 iP.:, tespectfully hiforra the citizens of
)
C in k Towanda and vicinity, that they
f .. . 4 1 .%7\-7 hare formed ti partnership for the
‘.
~,:,.c purpose of prosecuting, for the
4. 4 . c / 1 4, public interest, the business of
\. \l ' _;-..', - Clock and Watch Repairing,
at the old and well-known stand of Capt. J. M. Gills
eon, (numbered 100.) next door north of Col..Bsiley's
Grocery store, and two doors south of Elliott & Memo,
where they will givo their uodisided 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 interests - of those fa
voting them with their work, they believe they elnien
der satisfaction, and make refractory time-pieces, :.
" Point with unerring finger to the march of Tinter
They, will be found at all hours, at their establish.
meat. and solicit a share of public patronage.
0:1. All kinds of Country Produce, received in pay
ment for work, at the market price. Nov. 46, 1845.
621 62
$10,686 13
MO
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m
103 0b
7 1 . 11 4 1EW ARRIVAL-48tone ware. Crockery ;
Looking glasses, Brass Kettles, Brooms,
0 Traveling baskets. 12 BAIRD'S
27 45
15 91
KEGS NAILS and one side UPPER LEATH
CIF ER at No. S BRICK ROW.
HARDWARE, of sit descriptions, at No. 3.111: TA.
dec3. DAMPS.'
FEW BARRELS TANNERS OTL, for sate M AOct. . MERCER'S
IbING WANTED-300,000 feet of bIDIN 0, on
0 contract, or in email quantities, at my atom, in ex*
thump for cash or goods, d 3 R. FOWLER.
THE QUESTI9)I SETTLED.
t 3 VEY of twelve tidies tuts decided, that the plus
Ala to purchase Fresh Tees, (nn appeal of c00t..) is
ac G. E., ri,YNT 4- CO's: '
CHESTS of Tee, different kinileand qualities.
OF which will be sold by the chest or less quanti-
VA( such pricer os to ensure the sale of the lot altbo•
rgear then bought by tiny other merchant in Towne<
yi-Cell et • BAUM'S No, S B.R.
YET S SMOKING! -
B.ZS_AFACT, acknowledged b y . all. that. th eism
CIGARS in town. are to be bad at the
sep. T. • CENTRAL DRUG' STORZ.'
To'
all whom it May Concern.:.
4, those who know themselves indebted to Dr/I
fonl county, either by duplicates, judgments, notes.
or tin-felled recognizance*. will !cease Ca sack settle , by
tho lint Monday in - March. The county is thergethins
tercet on demands in favor of the state ; the demands
against the county are such that it requires pnampc_cei
lection to meet them; therefore, all will see the neat***
of paying up immediately.- Prompt measures will he
taken to enforce collections. J.REEL, Treasurer.
Treasury Office, Towanda,.reb.-41,.1846".
.11g .. 7 1M127111,9
THAT •
.7r.' D. 14 C iIIaRFORD.•
II AVE the best steortmeot of.Goode, sell ineantip,
Rit
eat, and get the most ornery of any store in Ai
piatel , : IC IT Tier,
Trust.nraler the present terie, Nails are sold raspier*.
ne store, (Mailroom) far ¢s a porind,„
Tki fi.e 41011 m t WARFCR.U.V Ir,,ORE toi• " 19
o°4i tt!aa six Oalia" at some atkir: stoat
„ 7 Ant 41 IT
That ” Lana *tore
,tiot,', i ft y ~ile a o ff se n i :pods
as cheap, muLtb cit'";4v" than we do !
A. D. do C. WARFORD..
hiontoeion, Feb. P, stifs,
• - -
111000N'' ;;;
, or, TONI.* ISLANDS. Ay*
, „q:r•Arzorarti countries for producirw Age ko
.. " 64i- .:lsbetitier3 arc 'unir furuldiug thaw "'yaws
ifiorti teas; from ml
ilrealfj pit
heap'..twe," for
• '
7. • nAIRD Bc'CO.
rrON n AT1 4 1NG. waildiag,air.
jwt warp, for saki at :
• oR. 'REED'S, No. 2,Brict Row.
3/3121110,411311PT0W • •
.1111 ORE of those A. 1 0..1. Boots, jag
Together with • largo quantity of Ladies Shoes.
mrs--gaiter bpots. tia i slipperw. - tmairins. `arid little aiss
to moth. • -.noilS•••• • 0.• E. lISNT & Ca=
4340) BUSH. CLOVER SEED, o f supwia qss.
justreecirtil and for sate. . ; 1
ELLIOTT & NIEBUHR.
igill
--- nu m. cLovalt muovir...u:,..s.,
49
-received runt fur sale isi.qpatititirpittr,
porctioipribxt
$15,701 : 09 -09 63,
iNiEI
...2t-- , . it
895'4)4
10 011
6;00
63 44
344 45
#24,918 AG
626,913 60
$llO2O 47
5;08
$16.984 66
16,070 92
423 67
GROCii - RIE/8
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