TIIE PROCESS OF Ts7sNixn.—A recent dis rover: in the art of tanning leather has been ,„ ,d e ktv DJ'. Turnbull, of London, which is said in :a French paper .• to eclipse every thing that has been discovered in the practical arts w these hundred years." The process is de ,wribed in a communication to the Academy of sciences. When a membrane intervenes be tween two liquids of different densities, they produce two currents, the one outward called eatesmoss, and the other inward called endos.; one o, ,By this new physical law the currents interc hange until they become of the same spe 06n gri my ; thus Dr. Turnbull, by sewing up : hide filled with one liquid of a certain spe cific gr avity, and then immersing the hide in loather liquid of greater or lesser density, keeps up this reciprocal action until such time :5 the hide is thoroughly tanned. By the or dinary process of tanning it requires eighteen Months to tan an ox hide, and 400 pounds of bark. Dr. Turnbull tans the hide in fourteen dace, and with only 100 pounds of bark. Tkis process gives an extra weight of leather, „rl k 4wg, from 13 to 25 pounds per cent.— calves skins, which under the old process re quire an immersion in the vat of five, six, and wend' months, are by the new process tan ned 111 two dat s. This rapidity of execution is by no means attended with inferiority to the leather produced. On the contrary. it is said to become much better, all the saturation re quired for the production of good leather, be ing as fully effected by the new as the old pro cess. • r um 'r E xAs.--The Legislature of the State o rr exas assembler! at Austin on Friday, the February. General Burleson was chosen r resie,ent nt the, Senate ; 11. P. Bee, secretary ; A. Lurkett, assistant secretary ; N. C. Ray mond. engrossing. and enrolling clerk'; Mr. .Nvetts, sergeant-at - arms, and F. flugts, door keeper. \li. Crump. of Austin conntv, was ~ke t e,lepeaker nt thaa Rouse ofßepresentatives ; James !I. Raymond. chief clerk ; T. C. Wood. bet, asso.tant clerk ; Ira Munson, enrolling clerk ; B. UAL engrossing clerk'; Mr. Ilardenian. sergeant-at arins ; .1. 11. Cockburn, door-kecocr. flu counting the vote for governor, it appeared Ina Gen. Henderson received 8.910 votes, and Dr. Miller 1,672. 'File •' Teleg raph learns through corrr sponhent. that 'C . :en. Darnell m oved a majority of 48 votes of the oflieial returns were receici.d from the counties ot • !T op, San Patricio. Jackson. JetTerson, Brazos., and Lamar. In these counties Col. Horton re rimed a majority of about 600 rotes. The (mails ofrAn. Darnell think he will nut accept the office undor the circumstances. TOE NEW l'auminfr OE Tut LATTER DAV SAEN N.—A new prophet. named Strang. at Voree, tNiseonsin, lies been. has been ac.. howledged by one portion of the Mormons as the head of the church. The Moraluns are flocking to V wee in great numbers. It is to he gather place or this people, except the Twelve au„ their adherents, now on their way to over the Rocky Mountains.— fames J. Strang' is a lawyer of considerable eminence in the West. and owns an immense Act of land, the capital of which is Voree.— e is the person. it is said, who went with the Ciallllls out of Missouri, at the time of-their ,11.iurbanee., planned the Temple at Nauvoo, d wrote the bulletins of Smith, prophet.— This portion of tile Mormons will probably seule in Wisconsin. The greater part will go over the Rocky Mountains. A.RMY UNDER Gee. TA'“.Ol3. at Corpus Chno, a New Orleans correspondent of the In kilezenrer says, is under positive orders to ad r.inie upon the Rio Grande; and will move for ward on the Ist of M•fireh. Mote than three thrsisrtil barrels of hsve alreatl) gone formini, tt !te•li iode•ates a pretty long sojourn (it' every Ming required for attire (Tenuous have also been Mr warded, m the way of ammuninim . eatupe(tvipage. and all the mate rirtof an arms. ' rite Nriny will be transported In steamboats, and they will take up their pee -ition at Point 15.01 , 1!1, which is within three or fear miles of the Rei G ranJe. l'ttEstiNur. or MINo.—A little aid, (wily eight yens Ohl., was in hor lather's house, at Prune- Wtsoiti,sin, when it took tire at night. nn the 9th of Fefiruarr. ller father and mother were two tidies away on a visit. She caught her yomerer sisters, one 01 0 time, and cad- TI them out of the house ; then went to the re mote pap of the Louse and w4e up het two 'Tethers, who had bately time to escape with heir II t'us. mi:.—Mr.Lewis Benedict, of Vcrotia,N killed himself nu 'Tuesday morning, by cut tag his throat. rte' 3. 0. 0. V.--=-The regidarcommunications of MONROE LODGE, No. 1:37, of I. 0. tli 0.F., will hereafter be held at their II Al, in Mon melon. on Saturday of each week, until further notice. Elmira, Cl:ruins*, and Buffalo Line. NIUE Proririi tors of the above Line will continue to I run a Line of Passage Boats between ELMIRA, C "NING and BUFFALO. for the accommodation of ENIIGRA NTS and FAMILIES, moving West, af fording facilities not heretofore otTered.to the Emigrant, from this section of New York and Pennsylvania. The Boats of this Line arc of the Fllits.7 CLASS fittrd and furnished with all the conveniences and ac. cocaroodatlons of PAC KET 8, commanded by experien ad Captains, and towed by relays of Horses. BOAT ROME, Capt. H. W. THOMPSON, TEM PLsT, Capt. A. TA ra:Oft. Durin g the sea.son of ISIG, ono of the above Boats vill - lvave-Corning,'art4 Elmira, every week, in the fol lowing order:— renviso, eve,y Monday evenirig, at 6 o'clock P. M., ELMIRA, every Tuesday evening, at 6 o'clock P. M. Towing down Seneca lake every Thursday morning. touching at Big Stream. Lodi, and Dresden, leaving Buffalo for Corning and Elmira, every Wednesday morning. FOR EREIGHT.OR PASSAGE apply to Captain on board, or to Wm. Mallory. Corning, S. IL Strang & co., Elmira. Wintermute & Tuttle, Hariallearti, A Nash, Havana, L. G. Townsend, Big Stream, 'Woodworth & Post, Lodi, Price St Holly, Gencoca, Gay ¢ Sweet, Waterloo. I.Shoemriker, Sineca Baker h Rosa. dtarttezuma, IL ‘Vright. ltoclaster, H. Niles, Buffalo. 's Votice. G. F. Mason auditor to the use . of E. G. F. Ma son vs. Silas Gray—ln Brad. Com. Pleas. Xo. 181, September Term, 1841. •qtto. Henry Voorhis vs. Hervey French—in said Court. .t'tio. SO, Feb. Term. 18.16. THE undersigned having been appointed Auditor for the adjustment of the several claims to' the* meaty: raised from the Sheriff's sale of real estate, by. *true of executions issued in both the above eases, will *bend to the duties of his appointment, at his office in the borough of Towanda, on Motiday, the 20th day of April next, when and where'll persons are required to' teaks known their claims before him or be debarred from coming in upon raid funds. 3 tuch 17. ULYSSES MERCUE, Auditor. Treasurer's Sale of Unseated Lands. xroTicE is hereby given. that agreeably to an Sri IN of Ueneral Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed the 13th day of March.lBls,en titled " An act to amend the lel entitled an act di recting the mode of selling Unseated 'Lands fur taxes,, and (or other purposes," and of sit act passed the 13th day of March, 1817; " a further supplement to the act entitled an act directing the mode of selling unseated lands far taxes. and for other purposes." the following tracts of I3NSEATED LAND will he sold at public vendee on the Bth day of.funa next, (being the second Monday) at the Court House in the Borough of T.. wanda, in the county of Bradford, for the arrearages of taxes due, and the cost accrued on each let respectively. -•- - State, Read, & Scheel Taxes. No. of uvo.oq Warrantee WarrantlAcread NIUTIPR. ALBANY 400 John Barron, senr. 400 Frederick Castator 82 Peter Benson 100 L. Coffin 418 Andrisr Buekhart 266 Thomas Bradley 204 Abel Pierce 160 Daniel Shepard ASYLUM. atin Abraham Bradley 100 Sally Fish 181 Avery Christopher ASYLUM AND ALBANY 280 Nathan Cary' ATHENs. 817 Charles Carroll 482 do do 950 do do CANTON. 100 Henry Cameron 535 409 :101otnoi Lyun 15 89 433 k John Friend 21 57 4071 Jacob Crook 20 64 100 Mathias Stow 885 407 Abraham Singers 24 74 487 Robert fstlAW 24 39 533 Jelin Grinon 21 67 4600 211 dohs Vsrrgn 19 47 4601 31 do do 140 G 1.111 1.510 • • 407; Stairner Casper 19 81 CANTON AND LEIIOI'. 4071 John Morgan 19 91 FRANKLIN. 343 James pect:, 20 96 34:3 Joseph Betts 20 9(1 :343 John Betts 20 96 400 Henry Bryson 22 40 375 Samuel Cooley 21 67 343 Peter Edge 20 'B6 400 Samuel Edgo 22 67 343 Samuel Fritz 20 '96 400 Simon Hardy 22 07 400 Joseph Seely 22 67 900 Henry Seely . 22 67 400 Peter Temple 22 67 400 George Temple 22 67 400 James Hardy 22 67 400 Jonathan Hann ton 22 67 400 N aihan Hardy 22 67 400 Peter Haga 22 67 400 Paul Moore 22 67 400 Andrew Sitldons 22 67 400 George Siddons 22 67 343 George Edge . 20 96 400 Paul Hardy 22 67 400 George Castator 22 67 400 Joshua Cooley 22 67 400 George Haga 22 67 400 Nathan Haga 22 67 400 Henry Hardy ' 22 67 400 Pens Seely 22 67 400 James Siddons 22 67 400 Stephen Hollingsvcartft 22 67 MONROE. 400 Samuel Anderson 16 50 400 Haman Caststoc 1G 50 400 Nathan North 16 .50 400 Peter North 16 50 400 Frederick Sherds 16 50 400 George Shorts 16 50 400 Mercy Ellis' 16 50 448 Ann Harris . 18 48 230 Mary Wallece 9 39 400 Joseph Caatator 10 50 400 Peter H ampton 16 50 400 J ohn Moore 16 59 400 James North 16 50 400 Hannah Woodruff 16 50 237 John Stevens 9 00 4373 Ephriam McAdams 17.96 4364 Thomas Hamilton 17 91 RIDGDERRY. 1507 661 Charles Carroll 26 37 1506 612 Jo do 26 36 130'J 7i 7 Jo do 31 84 SPRINGHILL. 262,1 IA Peter Guiness 12 40 226:1 pt do do 11 11 I %COB REell, •treasurer. Treasury Office. Towanda. March 12, 18.16. : AUON AND SLEIGH. .11AKIMi. .Syliar . .a aa-aira, A\' N(: formed a co-partnership for the purpose of carrying on Lb' above business at Monroeton are prepared to eiecuto all orders punettkilly, such as Making, Repairing and Painting, on the shonest notice and at the lowest prices that they can be had in this vicinity for ready pay. All kinds of Produce and Lumber taken in payment at the m rrket priers. CA )FriNzi inadu on the shortest notice, and ut re duced rives. P. DUNFEE, Nl.enucton, March 17, 1815. J. C. smrrii. _ Mini Hist rator's Sale. o-ricE is hereby given that by viitue of an order of the Orphan's court of Bradford county, and to me directed, there Will be expo<ed to public sale at the premises, on Monday, the '2 0t h day of. April next, •t I o'clock, P. M., the following described property. to wit • A tract of Land in Ridgberry township, boun ded on the west by lands of Jacob Richardson ; south by lands of Elias Impson ; cast by lands of David Burt, and on the north by lands the owner of which is un known. Containing forty acres all improived. ALSO—A certain other tract of land in said town ship, Beginning at a post on the easterly bank of Bent• ly's creek, at the termination of the mill race, and at the point where the said race empties into the said creek, and running from thence north 81° east 3 chains and al links to the centre of the Berwick turnpike; thence south 23 0 east along the centre of said turnpike 6 chains to the south-east corner of the mill yard, thence south SU' west 2 chains and 30 links to a stake; thence Routh I S° east S chains to the centre of the Stirton rood, the north line of Thin A, Gillett's land, thence West along said road and Gillett's north line, five chains to Bred ly's creek ; thence north 29° west 9 chains to a heap of stones; thence north 35 0 east 6 chains and 70 links to the place of beginning. Containing 6 acres, I rood, 20 rods, all improved, with a saw-mill and shatitee there on. Terms made known on the day of sale. D. VANDEBCOOK, Admiuistratar Towanda, March 18, 184.6. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. THE undersigned having been appointed „Anditor by the court of common pleas, to ascertain and report liens against the estate of I 'onsider B. Park, tak en and extended in execution at the suit of Orlando Saltmarsh. hereby notifies all persons baring claims against said estate, to present such claims before him at his office in Towanda borough, on the 16th day of April next ensuing, at t o'clock, P. M.. or else be do. barred from coming in upon the fund arising from the extension of said estate, March 11, 1846. HENRY BOOTH. Auditor. BRIDGE LE'T'TING. ('TICE iv hereby given that, the commissioner'sl of Bradford county will meet at the bridge over Sugar creek, near the house of Samuel Allen, in Troy township, at 10 o'clock, A.M., of Tuesday the 14th day of April next, for the purpose of receiving propokils, and letting to the lowest and best bidder. the necessary repairing of said Bridge. A plait of the work will be exhibited at the bridge on the day of the letting. By order of the Commiationert, • J. M. WATTLES, Clerk. Commissioner's alike, March 11, 1846. ------ cLovmsEtrolliftifillfeil IMARMERS wdl find it to their advantagobefthe Jr -purchasing their CLOVER SEED to call and examine a superiot lot of nrte aced, just , received at March it. COMMONWEALTH OF PENN'A Brtufford County, as. 'Rio- THE SHERIFF or SAID COUNTY,— LL GREETING . Whereas, at en Orphan's Court heat at Towanda. in and for the county aforesaid, on the 12th day of Decituaber, A.b„, 1845. before the Hon. John N. CetWoalwm, president. and Reuben Wilber and Harry hforgiut associate justices of said. court. The petition of James M. Edsall, was presented. set ting forth that lila father, Samuel Edsall; late of the township of WeJla, in Bradford county, died intestate, leaving a wido re. to wit, Sarah Edsall, and issue eight childr•n, to %Nit, Jesse Edsall. Pamela Seely, wife of Benjamin Seely, Richard Edson, Charles Edsall, wife of Nall fan Air ord, jr., Elmira, wife of Solomon Bo wler, James M. Edsall, the above named petitioner, arid Andrew J. Edsall, and that the raid intestate died seiz ed in his demense as of fee of and in actrtain montage tenement. and tract of land situate in the townships of Welts and Columbia in the sainecounties, and bounded as follows: Beginning on the north by lands of Whit ing Gifford, E. P. Wood and James M. Edsall ; on the east by lands of James M. Edsall and James Fries ; on the south by lands of Jesse Edsall, and on the west by lands of Jesse Edwin. Containing about one hundred hundred and forty-live acres. Also, one equal, undivi ded half of one other tract, lot, piece or parcel of land, situate in the said township of Columbia and Wells, 4- bounded as follows, to wit: On the north by lands Of Nathan'Sbcpard ; on the south by horde of Jesse Ed sail, and on the west by lends of Edson Aspenwali.— Conuining about forty-five acres, with the appuretnan ces to both the above described lots. And in the said petition, tl4abovenatned petitioner prayed the Court to award an inquest to make partiuon and valuation of the said premises to and among the heirs arid representa tives of the said decedent, according to the acts of As sembly iu such cases made and provided. We therefore command you, that taking with you twelve free and lawful men of your .bailiwick, you go to and upon the premises aforesaid, and•there their oaths or affirmations, that you make partition thereollto and among the children and representatives of the said intestate, in such money and in such proportions as by the hies of this Commonwealth are directed, if such partition can be made without prejudice to or spoiling thew hole; but if said partition cannot be made thereof as aforesaid, that then you %alue and appraise the same according to law. And further, that you CHUSC the said inquest to inquire and ascertain whether the said real estate with the appurtenances, will conveniently tra. I commodate more than oue of the children or represen tatives of the said intestate, and if so how many of the children or represeqativee it will accommodate. That due notice of the timed snaking such partition be given to all persons interested herein. And that you make re torn of your proceedings to the treat general Orphans' Court. $l5 30 111 30 3 45 4 20 20 68 1 I 18 t 2 23 4 20 14 03 3 44 6 of 8 83 14 34 10 05 19 95 Witness the Hon. John N. Conyngham, Eul, Pre sident of our said Orphans' cold, at Towanda, the 26th day of,,,December, A . D., 1845. LYMAN E. DEWOLF, C.O.C. Continued by order of the Court. February 4;1846. LYMAN E. DEWOLF, C. 0. C., I certify the foregoing to be a true copy of the origi nal writ. Atte4l, J. F. MEANS, Sheriff. To all persons interested in the above described pre mises ; take notice, that a jury will be held upon said property. on Monday, the 13th day of April next, at 1 o'clock, I'. M., for the purpose of dividing or appraising the same, according to the above order. Sheriff's Office. Towanda, March 9, 1846. J 1111. - F. 11USTO.V. Columbia, Lancaster Co., Pa. Refers to D. L. BgEnwooD, EN,, V. E. Procter, Esq. sod E. S. GOO MUCH. Esq. mehet ANNUAL REPORT Of the receipts and expenditures of the Boro' of Towanda, for 1845. Amount of duplicate for' 1845 $462 30 IlecY of A Martin, on judgment a 15 00 " Wysox tp., in full of judgment ~7 111 I= Ward done by the Street commissioners individuals over and above their tales 59 29 " flagging side walks, &c. 101 99 Paid D L Sectt for work done in 1844 1 75 For services on specisi election in 1843 3 00 Publishing annual report rf 1844 in 2 papers 9 ;50 Justice fees; Goodenough and Vatalcrcook 1 20 Office rent for 1845 5 00 Exonerations in collector 1 45 14 Wilmot, council fee 5 00 John E Geiger, fire warden 2 00 Prothonotary's fees 1 49 Repairing fire engine 4 00 Serving notices and stattonery 2 93 Collector's percentage on $275 22, at 5 per cent. 13 78 Treasurer's percentage 8 86 Paid J P Kirby on old judgment 27 94 Durge:s and Town Council, 1845 31 00 N I Keeler, borougb clerk 23 00 Borough Ordcrs Amount of outstanding orders Felt, 18, 1845 8195 75 orders issued in 1845 253 05 Returned and cancelled in 1845 Outstmutile.: order,. PA,. 111. ISO, 14112 313 Treasurer's Report. Received of Collector, on duplicate of 1845 $275 28 A 51a0in, on judgment 15 00 circus company 5 00 $295 '2B Ordcrs rewrite.] and crneeded in INA:, • $2.46 42 Treasurer's percentaga 8 Mi $295 29 IndrbirdneNs (1 Borough. Feb. ►U, ISIII. Due on judunients, Out.tanding orders, 'Feb. 16, 1g46 Due from S S Dailey, collector for 1845 $3l 31 S Savage late collector (note) 30 50 " Martin and Woodruff (judgment) '24 16 Poor Fu n ds Dalance due from 8 5 Bailey pour master 1844 $ll5 49 Amount of duplicate Cm 1646 307 22 $422 71 'spenties in support of poor in 1846 202 92 Balance in hands of 8 S Bailey Feb. 18,1845 $ll2O 29 Borough of Tomuntio, ss. _ We, the Burgess and Town Council of the Bo rough of Towanda, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true statement of the receipts and expenditures of raid Borough, for the year 1845. D. P. BARSTOW, Btitgegs. N. N. BETTS, Tou•rr W. BBOWNSON, Cuutird. J. D. GOODENOUGH, Attem—N. I. KEELER. Clerk. A FARM FOR SALE. roue subscriber offers for sale the following descri bed lot of land situate in Monroe tp. Bradford county, containing ninetvone acres; adjoining lands of George Tracy, Jared Woodruff', Absalom Coothough, and Russet Fowler, with about twenty-five acres im proved, and a house thereon. The title is good, and the land of a good quality for farming purposes. For terms imply to WM. ELWELL, Esq. or of the soli scriber at Pottsville. F. W. HUGHES, March 10; let4o. Atey-in•fact of James Murphy. FRIENDSIiiP'S OFFERING. GSO. E. FLYNT & CO. are now offering the balance of their stock of goods at lesaptiecs than nand!, preparatory to receiving spring supplies. Call at the Savings Bank. March 11. is46 - --PLO:fiEsct BONNETS. 'Bun teceiveil at the SAVINGS DANK, 0 RN Juzena IogGIIORN BONNETS—sprint fash ions. We aie selling- them cheaper (same qualities) than ever. mil G. fI.FLY,IT iSa CO. IMMMT! X 505 21 $l3B 56 ;445 69 $714 80 CR6 42 4 , 78 00 402 38 $540 :3%4 .1 sets $B4 27 XOTICE. • IHE Commissioners of Bradford aunty, heieby giro public notice that they have 1110 upon tbe following day. and dates respectively, for hearing ap peal. from the amseseutentd for the year 1841, at their attire in Towanda, to wit: Columbia, Wale rk South Creek, Tuesday. March 24 Armenia. Troy & Burlington. WednesdaYs March 25 Canton, Granville and Leroy, Thursday, March Springfield, Smithfield & lhdgberry, Friday, March 27. Franklt, and Monroe, on Saturday, March 28. Athens township and borough, Wednesday, April I st. Litchfield; Windham and Warren, Thursday, April 2. Orwell, Rouse and Wysox on Friday April 3. Ulster and Towanda township Saturday April 4. Albany. buret' and Asylum on Monday April 6. Wytiltining, Standing Stone &Herrick Tuesday April 7. Pike and Springhill on Wednesday April S. Towanda Borough and 15besbequin Thursday April S. The Assessors of dia respective townships and boro's are requested to be punctual in delivering the notices to the taxables, and in making their returns on the days mentioned in ttivir warrant and all those who may feel themselves aggrieved by the assessments, are requir ed to attend on the days above specified. as there will not be any 'abatements made thereafter. By order of the Commissioners, . J. M. WATTLES, Clerk. Commiminner's ()Ince. March 3, 1:41i. Orphans , Court SUM. SN pursance of an order of the Orphans' Court of jt Bradford County, will be exposed to public sale at the house of John Enni in Standing Stone oli the 28th day of March next at one o'clock P. M. of said day the follinsing piece or parcel of improved land late the es. tate of James Holly dec'd, bounded on the south west by lands of H. W. Tracey, on the north west and north east by lands in possession of the heirs of the said Hol ly and the south east by land of John Taylor Jr. Con taining about nine acres---terns of sale rash. ASA STEVENS, SIMON STEVENS, Erten/ors of James Holly. • StatAing Stone, Feb. 2G, 2846. NOTICE Ti"partnership heretofore existing under the firm of F 1111.411 Mix ¢ sos, is this day dissolved by mutual agreement. Ali ileinands due said firm are to be paid to Hiram Mix. HIHAM MIX, Towanda. March 3d. 1946.. H. MC Jr. CLOVER SEED 6 BUSHELS CLOVER SEED, large and Itpi entail kind, just received anti for gale cheaper than at any other store in Town. ALSO a fere:lnte.hel of very fine TIMOTHY SEED ate BAIRD'S. 1:eb.2:311. 11416. 5Z)R.P24 . 2.11g. 1 9 .11Ontanyes dj Co.'s Cheap store. ADE.4IZ:IISI,E assortment of various kinds of GOODS may be found at the above establish ment, purchased Jae _ill the fall, expressly for the de mand cc-caring before the opening of navigation, They have just received, and have on band : 50 barrels Mess Pork ; 30 •• superfine Flour; Clover seed . ; 500 pcitinds sole leather; 30 tons Gretna! Plaster; Also. a quantity of sugar kettles. fel.9. 01:a " 0 7 0.41. lIVHE subscriber would respectfully inform the pub lic that he has COMMUTED with the Athens Chemung !fridge Conspany,and that all persons corn ing to his Mill tor grinding, will beentitted to cross said Bridge FREE. •1 rckets will be.given at the mill. Cayutn, Jan. 1846. WM. H.OVERTON. CAIJTI6N.—AII persons are hereby cautioned not o purchitse a note drawn by to Isaac Ford, dated Dec. 19, 1845, payable on the Ist of June next, for the sum of $25 in neat stock. As I have not received any value for said note, I am determined not to pay the said note unless compelled by law. Pike, lan. 21, 1845. ALFRED WEED. Oh ! ! What ! ! Try it again Master G., You may wake up old no. 3. II has long since ceased In be nereesaey, For no, 3 to say they they have the largest and best stock of Goods tn Towanda, for that has long been •• A PROVERB." II has long since ceased to be necessary. For no, 3 t ~s ay they buy goods for cash and buy them 10 per cc, cheaper than most of their neighbors, for that too h long been "A Paovran." Il c :lung since ceased In be neeessamj. For no. to say they are selling and will sell goods cheaper ..ain any establishment in Towanda, fur that too has long been " A Phovsno." It never hag been necessary, For no. 3 to say they would sell goods for " 123 per cent profit —" for we can do that and (hen tell at a price less than many of our neighbors pay for the same goods in the eity—L- - and that too has long been "A Pao vans." We from( that it nrrrr wilt be nrcry-ary, For no. 3to boast of "rniitirr, ,, " any body by itiling goods cheap tither in " Br;rk Row" or Wood Row— we sell goods cheap to benefit community and not to ruin them, this too has also long been " A Ponytail?' II is no irldAper— But in the mouth of every baby, ev e n th e little boys in the streets proclaim it aloud, that no. 3 are selling '• bel• to good., and man of Fluent" than any other establish ment in Town,—wonder how long sime some of our neighbors found out this was A Paormi '!" 'Naar. IS A W 1' TO TE•T Tarr. • SOVE : Just continue your did practices, drop in at no 3 before you buy, where no charge is made fur exhibiting goods, Nov .25, 1845. . 13 A I 81l & CO. BROAD C 1.0 ASSINIERES & MAT. FRENCH, English and American Broad Cloths of all colors and qualities, also Beaver and Pant Ciotti for oven-oats, and perhaps it would be as wag to mention that we have over ONE HUND,I2IIO different styles of Caitsimere, Fitly pieces Satineus,beddes twen ty odd of Sherpx Grey, which toe are now selling at just about Iwo thirds the usual price in town. W. H. BAIRD & CO.. No. 3 B. R. D omEsTic co rroN 8-5000 yds. Sheetings 1500 lbs. Cotton Yarn; 500 " butts ; 150 wick, on hand and far sale at last summer's prices. lia26 W. H. BAIRD Sr. CO. rif e l 747 ; 4 0),) )0 .1j 1341 ,uir. tIN i{ INGSBE It .is now receising at his 44) old stand, which has been going Mr for eighteen years, where goods of all kinds has been sold and WILL be sold, lower than at any other store in this Coun ty. A very large meek of all kinds of goods which hue been selected with great care and attention. and bought at such prices of the importers and manufacturers, that it would be a ruinous butinesi for any firm in the Brie.!: Row, of any where else, to undertake to sell goods, as cheap ad I can, and will. If my friends arid the public generally, will call before they shake their phrchaaes elnewheie, they will find that this notice isnot put in the paper for a nu ET, like iefee by the side urn ; but, it means what it says. I have a general assortment of every kind and deserip• tion of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ilardzettre, Crockery, /boots 4 Shoes. Nails. Iron, Leather. 4.r. _ TI)AT D. 'Li C. Of:II:FORD. lIAVE the hest assortment of Goods', twit the 'cheap cat, and get the mod money of ahy eture to the 7 Is IT TFITIi, That tinder the present tariff. Nitta are sold at the dit ne enure, (tdontuetott) fur 5 cents a puttud. • ME= That five doltars at WARFC RD'S STORE buys mote goods that six Juliana a some other stoic? • A V I, 1$ IT TRUE, That any " Large store," not fifty miles off sells goi:Zi as cheap, much less "cheaper" than tie do ? N. D. & C. WARFORD. Monroeton. Feb. 3, 1845. 11011000piT,ONGO ,dr.. TONCIO ISLANDS, two I.7lL'alebratect countries fur priducfng fine kaa : The subscribers are now furnishing. their customers With samphu or the sboSe teas, frod u gosh cargo just arrived jn tae ship hcepp store," for Ain 7. WSI.H. BAIRD Ai. CO. THE TOWINK NW 01 • GEOIItiE E. FLYNT & CO. .Ire again in, the Field with fifteen thouspyul dollars worth of the cheapest call fitifrit de'arblea Block of Good ever brOught into Bragord County AtiE Cashier & Co. of the TOWANDA SAYINGS BANK, tender thcit sincere (haat; lei the very H °bend patronage heretofore secured, dad trust by 4rict attention to business, and selling goo!, ehee'Perithen any other establishment. to merit a continuance of their Oldies and favors. Our stock of goadscollie of every krtuo n variety and style of Dry liothods, from the Gist fn alco houses in the city of New Yoe and sake.. .vi with great care expressly for this meridian. Also, a large vblictiou of Family Groceries, Shelf Hardware, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Abilene Warr, Iron, rreillS; and an uasifid . quantity of HABERDABIiEItY, to make our snick of useful and ornamental complete. ilia stock of goon . Were purchased for cash, and for cash will be sold as chap .40 at Binghamton, Elmira or Oierglq and derx.iedl,betiper than any estsblistunent in Towanda. Time and spike yjill not allow us to enumerate the many new, deli rind desirable goods, but will•be j town to all who fans us with a Mill, with plcsaum. ICEMEZIBEIC tint call one doer below 'Trary& - Moose, where the '• pay-ddiali" system is in full force, and as a consequence, dip not overebareed with delinquenties in the Credit system, or additions made to support the Lumber trade. " Otfrice, sod no deviation is the true system." al' A cull is ;relict ;b l Towanda, purchasing elsewhere, at Ns. 5, south end, Brick Ron.. , • owanda, October , 845. GEORGE E. FLYNT & CO. 11Vt)TIGE is beirby en that the following Maui fication of the Heinll'o,4 Foreign Ockids and Merchandise, has been made by the subscribers. and that the Associate Judges and Vonunissionens of Brad ford county will meet at the Cn . 4iiii`ussitiner's Office, in the borough of Towanda, an IdiT the 30th day of March neat, and continue in sesati:M . two days, to bear those who feel themselres aggrieseil,infiare desirous of appealing from the classification herelikroOde, To wit : Names. GI& Amount. 471/ ENS SOROUGH- Saiterice, Welles & Harris . 10 1 $2O L. S. Ellsworth - 12 12 50 .Thcmas Masarett 2tl . 12 12 50 U. A. Perkins ' 14 7 Chester Park 14 t C. H. Herrick 14 't H. S. Rogers 14 ,1 H. S. Comstock 11 15 , Job Morley 12 12 50 ATHENS TOWNSHIP John Watkins Thomas Gardner 13:11311 Elmer Horton John Horton, jr aoRLINGTus A. & 8. H. Morley Gee =EMI Charles Rathhene DURELL Ulysses Moody Oliver D. Citareibeitiii Israel Smith FRANKLIN Jeruce W.Mercur lIERRIVK Wilt ism Angle ISONItO6 Rogers Fowler D. C. Salsbury Benjamin Coolbiugli N. D. & Warford H. S. & J. H. Phinne3 , .1. 13. & G. Smith John Naglee & Son otIwELL Theepilue HuaipErry Henry Gibbs I= Smith ti• Reis 13 . 10 Jesse E. Bullock 13 10 Daniel 'Bailey 13 10 P. M. Bostsvitkl3 10 liO3ii. Z-- John Passe:lore ..,....! 14 7 Maynard & Wattles 14 7 111000Eallt.. Asoph Colburn John L. Webb ansenagvh Storm & Jones I 2 30 Horace Kinney & Co. 13 10 Wells Nichols & Co. 14 7 /11frItiFIELD. Lyman DUrf ea Bullock & Phelpei E. 8. Tracey 13 10 V.. F. Kellogg 13 10 seniso ritiv E Norman sTANbiso iims. Henry W. Tracey Mix & Storrs TOWA\DA 00k0VOil Hiram Mix & Sons 11 15 Elliott & Mercui 11 15 0. D. Bartlett lll 12 50 Burton BingsberY 13 /0 .1. D. & E. D. 510nianyo 10 20 J. Kingshery jr. id 10 A. D. Montarrye 13 ..0 H. S. & M. C. Mercur lb 20 Charles Ileed 11 15 Wm. H. Baird & Co. 10 20 Tracj & MOOlO 12 12 50 George E. Flynt & Co. 10 20 E. H. Mason & Ilustoci - t 4 I S. 8. Bailey ' 14 - 0 Cyrus Pratt 14 7 u. C. Ha 14, • -7 A. S. Chimberliti 13 to Miles Carter 14 7 Patrick (Main 14 .. 7 Zeruiah Croce . 14 I ECM , G. F. Redingtun 10 20 Layton Runyon 13 10 Baird & Stephens 11 15 D. F. & S. W. Pomeroy &Co. 1,0 20 0 P Ballard 12 12 50 :,. ult.sltß. , Guy Tracey id /0 Truman & Co. 1S 10 William Gibson wteox Robert Spalding Juthon Hotcbtub ivsA Elgin Lewis M. IL & U. H. Weller McKinney & son MI!! Robeh Slieoree ITAiettEq Robe! t Cooptr %Irma Tyrtell 14 7 Benjitoin Buffington - 14, 7 By the tenth section Of the tiCi of AsicriffilY; Passed the drat day of May. A: D. 1841, it is pnisided - that every seller or vendor of iiines or distilled itgitois either with of without goods, sidles. meichandite, Oodnnodi ties or affects ce sforesailf f sball pay for hlo license mist per cent. in addition to the isies shire ipecified." And by the act of ASienibly pissed the third day of March, 1843. it is made the duty of ttib ciinstabteli of each &what'll . ), borotErh 6'r %Mid tri.the ieiehd warts of this commonwealth, "to give tittifsti of piloted notice et least Eve days before die da# of appeal Una by the Judges of the court of common picas, and the ,commis sioners at said county to every wholesale dearer `Mid re• toiler of merehatulise telthia their respective townships, borough ad word, of the aftdount of shin to which he stands idol, and of the time drat Oka of such splicer of which the. constables in tee shVirial townships cud baroness id Bradford coliaty. Oft( please to talc notice. .11;MQRP,511, Associate Judge. .1. TOWNER' , L. pliT,Nivit, euaktWati. A. 14 tnArlmEß.) , • CoOiridadioCiera Office, Tolatedi, 1846 ~.. pitoctiAsTiriAlltiN IS mil liwzona 2 SUCCESS: , A-1 RATEitL [aim* the suierfibef Elms Ulf notes that he has left 1114 riefoints with Mt. N. .1. !Willi for seitlisient—onj person inifebied for riotloiriotarj foes etas cal on' hid and settle the same z_ spy payment Miss tri hint of Mr. A. C; ALUM of this Oleo wltfie 'Arai:l4M hi • tfistitaon . of iuch fees; -A picimpt it*lfiisi to , this moth:. wit greatly obi* So:uis ate.. ARAN COUDBIT.N. Towatidi, ribrui4 i 7, The Hi.sorkeetion of Dead Watches! It'arner troodrulT respectfully inform the citizens of , s , Towanda and 41cirdty., that they '4 1 7 have formed a plainership for the ' purpose of proitkeatiitg, for the public interest, the busineis of I Clork and Natib at the old and well-known stand of Capt, J. Gill son, (numbered 100,) neat door north ot,Col. litany's Grocery store, and two doors south of Elliott dr. Mercer, where they will give their undivided attention hz their business, and coti2dently inform the public, that from their long experience in their profession, and a ditarrni tuition to attend punctually to the interests of those fa voring them with their work, they believe they ilia nen desatisfaction, and make refractory time-pieces, , " P oin t with unerring finger to the march of Time." They will be foiind at all hours, at their establish ment. and solicit a shore of public patronage, of All kinds of Countru Produce. received in pay. mcnt fur work, at the market pricm Nov. B, 1845. 13 10 13 10 OD TEA—Yabtig • yaiai; OLd Hymn, Impe: rial and frobctiabg Tea, caa he bail as . • WA !WORD'S. 14 / 7 14' 7 s Groeery, and Eating House, Is in Betts Montanyes Comer Block, fronting the. Putpa Stale, WHERE everything may be found in his line of business. The public lie invited it, call. 13 10 13 13 10 13 10 13 .10 14 ' 7 FRESH AMBOY OYSTERS, Rejularly reeeittit here. IZRE aIWLYSZMIC93 HE subscriber wants In stiprentice in the Black , smilhing Business. A led, eighteen or twenty years of age, who is desirous of learning the wage, and can come well recommended; will filtd a good chance. Tommie. Feb. 18. WM: TROUT. 13 to 13 10 12 12 60 12 12 50 13 10 12 50 12 12 50 13 10 14 7 The Lad and Jog Important Außal Yet at Ike TO W. CHEAP S 7 ORE; No. 2, Brick Rot'. G REAT BARGALNS are now offered the people of Bradford county, by the subscriber, who is now receiving end opening one of the largest and best oleo, ed assorthent of goods ever brought into the village of ' Towanda: Dia stock of goods has been selected with great care expretaly (or this market, and as prices of the old c'r'edit systeat are decessarily high; he offers great in ducements to okl who may have cash of produce to ex change for goods file stdekcotisista iiriin assOrtmad of DRY BDODg, such as tioadclorba, eassimelias, and . yestings, (minim, sheep'. gray, herd times, Linsey wool. • set's, a splendid assottilkelit of Winter Shawls, ladies* 'cravats, gloves, bosieo, stisilders; ard Len thousand az: ticks, too numerous to croaky). 13 I'd 13 Id 12 12 51/ 1:1 10 Stich as sugar, tea, coffee, molasses; ipicee , camp atid lin seed Oil, a full raipply Of Liquors, such as Champagne, Cognise and American Brandy, Holland Gin, Old Mo. nougehala tibiae*, Port, Maderia, and' Malaga Wine. A tao—Diochery, Hardware, Nails, Gime', Iron, I,:witb er, Boots & Shoes, Buffalo Robes, Hata &Cam Ditip & Dye Swirl, &e. &c. All persona wishing to ptirehase goods are resrectfuily Invited to gite the subscriber a wallonia his goods and prices before Pinaiiing elsewhere... , tHARLDS REE f), No. d Brick Row. 13 10 13 to 14 7 Oct. 1, 1845 „BONNETS, VELVETS ' IBBONS.. :ICS”? received a great, variety of bonnet Velveni Vand Silks together with Plaid, Pringed, Rainbow / Polka, Satin, Ombre, Velvet, Cap and Taffeta Ribbons which you will readily aisCover tire very cheap by cal ling at no. 3 bra row. W.H. BAIRD & co. 12 12 50 13 10 M U 1 71" U 3 60 as a .fttoi•aity at Law, OFFICE in, the north corner of the 13444 hour.di rUctly over the Post Office, Mein street. 137Eiz trance at the north end of the building. Wanted, at the Savings Bank. wt less?. WROM Orwell, Pike & Burlington totitiaLiµa,loo a goad roll and fresh Butler. . , From Elkton(' township, 750 a rail buffer rind a quan tity of deerskins. wi waive • From Smithfield Cantoh, W7sox and Ulstej, 1000 a Butter-4,500 Mishits of grain, various kinds. *II Nr , 11.17 From Albany, Franklin, Standing Stone end ki 7 Yalua l Mg, 500,00 of Limbo} of all kinds, frit *Mob rash will he }mu!: wa WANT Flom old and new Sheslittnin, 5010 bitheift bins, rye; wheat and corn. we wLR may From the above townshiim, 74 cash rosin nets, to znak4, our number just 1000. Will wishing to purchase g o uda far their nil:mince, Will pleas@ price our goods, se we are giving in exchange, goode at "gold and surer prices." There ie but 'one price:. and that a cash price at (129 G. E. FLtlll7" & COl3. 13 Jo 13 to 12 .is 50 BOO . l'S SHOEts—A very large stock of every kind and size, at lower pikes than ever, will be found at ' KERCEIRIS. l 7- 1 10 14 7 0 contract. or in small quintities,st my store, in ex change Fur ca4i or goal& d 3 R. FOWLER. .14 - T E EW3SIBE 7 I"ftE D. a JURY twelve ladies bee decided, that the plati ato putchtiee mai Teas,.(noappeat of ecitiree) ii a. G. E. FLYNT ct CCM: i 4 t :ROUEMES. CHESTS' Of Tea. tlifferenikindi and which will lie sold by t h e That or lea iqueetti; ty, et4urb wires e(i . to ensure the sale of the let tithe' larger than beiight by ring other' aerrbantTite r wines; Call at BAIRD'S 146.3 bI."R. at 1113 ' Of qua bitiv..ft,:vfEorEmana Pe : i. iv 2 ELLIOTT & AtEmAIR. JVEW iitRA&GEMENT. AND NEW.FIRM. WELLE, g , R & TTERLEE have this dal too- chord with thee', in the mercantile business. N. C7ITA KRIS. 4ful ¶lll do business hereafter iMer . .ths name of Segleilee, Welles 4- Harris. Who resitfitilly Solicit* euntintistio* o thief& age of the pit& so liberally eatrulrd to' the eld. • 0.,11. etATTERLEE, I'`. 'WELLES, Je.; HARRIS, . • Br We above it will he seen that the than of Wine. & Smarter etwwil with the !South of February ftrfittilieli our Mends will see the absolute necessity of itioinata, etihey by new or payment, %mortal/4y., WELLES & RATTEELEE. Athens, March 2, 113411. CROCKERY—z . , Liuge ett . ditions eve been mule . t.f oar stock a. Crockery—aitiinottiiini ie now eciiii4ete. bow 12 U. E. PINNT & CO. FEW BA "1 Lt 3 "CAN Rs OIL, , --A ciet. 1 21. MERCER'S WAN'rEb in ezehitpge foi gnn la ene bunglin4 pounJs"LIV'E GEESE". F E Till ERS, fui bun* coniitoptieti, n O. E. rI.OIT & CO. i th 11
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