Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, February 10, 1847, Image 3
Appalling Distress In Ireland. The conuition of Ireland continues to be the absorbing objects of attention. Day after day the di s tress continues to increase, and- famine is doing the _work of death in various parts of the country. Immense numbers of poor, half starved creatures find their way across the chan nel, and beg and exist as beet they can, by ap peals to the feelings of the inhabitants in the great towns of England. - The number of these poor creatures in Liver. pool, • anchester, and the manufacturing dis ?d Inas, natives of the sister country, who have !led from the wretchedness of their homes is adding siriously to the local taxation of the places named. The parish of Liverpool feels t h e pressure so painfully, that they have me morialized the Goverment on the subject, but a ny Measure to be effective must be general in its application, and the hands of the Govern ment are too full of Irish misery to pay much attention at the present moment to ad miseri cordiam appeals from other quarters. The distress is su overwhelming that the Irish lifidlords have bicome alarmed 'for the safety of their estates, and are combined to de vise measures to arrest the ruin which seeing to be impending over their heads. The poli cy of the Government is adapting itself to the new state of things, and more enlarged views have been promulgated from Downing street. Th e public money is ; withdrawn from non-pro ductive and concentrated on productive works and landlords who derive benefit from the la bor of the people, will have to bear their share of the expense .so incurred, or submit to the pena'ties of confiscation. Panaceas of all kinds tomeets the calamity, are as plentiful as blackberries ; and the chro nic diseases of Iteland pass, of course, in re o.o, in compassing measures of amelioration. Bat the present is the time for action , not dec i,mation, and accordingly. Parliament is to be tided together on the 19th inst., to consider chat ought to he done in the crisis of the peo pio', foe. Lord John Russell has issued a cirular to his ati; porters in the House of Com• ciihciting their attendance at the open log of the ~es-ion, as measures of great impor- Lowe are to he immediately considered. dtsphys earnestness of purpose, at all crews, whatever else it may denote. Some lariltri_ annmincement may be looked for in rsterence to Iryland, and assuredly there never was a mere liming time in the history of the two connives for carrying out a great and COM 7ebev4ive in, , ,,.nre of itnprovementi The oil obstacles and prejudices which would have testsied, tooth and nail, all - etforts 01 amelioration a year or two back, are now beaten down and prostrate, and even the land ed proprietary are beginning to see, although hg;,l has broken on them tardily, that the welfare of the masses is essential to their own. The misery in Ireland is so appalling. that it has touched the hearts of the much abused Sax ons, who have been generously getting up sub scriptions in iheir z various places of worship to le'wive it. lliielt money has been thus cullec- A, arid sent to the scenes of the distress. Sifine idea of die state of society' across the channel may he inferred from .the fact, that in county of iavo alone. nu less than thirty at deaths are sliegeiTto have takeuplace from starralic , F..—E77giiSh Pap er . •Prophrty and kality. PerhAN it would not now be amiss ~to look f,o t and see bow the bold prophecies that were 11 lie by the Federaliets during the List— of Conaress. when the Tariff was under ! , !1 ~tn, have been verified. We were told in speeches almost countless !Nred by Federal Congressmen and Federa vmp iir.itors'iraversing our Stale, that if the .ii.ctite principle of the Tariff of 1842 was and the Tat iff of 1846 established, the :olefacturers -would be immediately broken up -that the people employed in the factories wn1:1 be thrown upon•the land—that the home market would he destroyed—that the tarmer's pr , :r.:l , ts would rot upon their hands, or be at unusally low prices—that our coal interests would he prostrated--(and to assertion, calculations .were repea ,ily pot forth in the United States Gazette, -Irt 1 other Federal papers)—that our cities would . ..crowded. with persons thrown out of employ rem —that commerce would languish—that. `.read of busy industty, the grass would grow :rmantly in our streets—that our merchants be ruined—that specie would be sent of the country by shiploads—and that we only have the bare representative of ineylleft. in fact, every evil was to befall people that talent and ingenuity could de ;n. Al these prophecies were scattered over country, and on doubt a great many people "lously thought they would be realized. And what $s the reality ! The Tariff of 1846 was passed, and has been , peratton for a considerable period of ume.— ' ,l lls see :Ihrtiter these prophecies have been d. Our inanufscturers are fully employ remunerating wages ; the coal and iron are in lull and successful operations, ti. , • ,, isine daily ; the products of the far •'"nm: inu , h better prices titan they have : , :la.amle,l for many years back, - with a good of p. rmanent prices ; our ships are ful '•lTl-1,,vt.t1 with taking the products of the far (ram our 'bores at remunerating freights. `'-''"any more vessels are wanted ; numerous are made. and being made, for the ' f "'n= of houses in the coming spring ; specie "‘" , .q into our country, the bit steamer "2 akin , hroueht over one million of stell are the pleasing results, no doubt to the annoyance of the Federal prophets. . c he : , :eture is full or i interest, and is a most i' l '• , (lmentary upon Federal predictions.-- J P"' nisi - alas of any kind, whether arising from headache, toothache, or any other kind of all cases caused by impure humors of the 4 ' 4, which nothing save vegetable purging; (purify can remove ; becadie by no other means can said be driven from the body. Sotta's Indian Vegetable Pills have no 'superior, if they have an equal, in removing every descrip °Pun; liecau se th e y carry off, by the stomach and '44, 4 morbid and corrupt humors, (the "use of :4 4k, tt so easy and natural a manner, that the body ie In skily restored to health as if by magic. Four or ' st d Pills, taken once in twenty-four boars] on I. : 114 bed, will in a short time not only drive pain or s4tv of every kind tram the system, and restore the ate of sound health, but the blood and other be le completely purified, .that new life and pal he given to the whole frame, ,Idevoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's ,2etahie Pills, Wholesale and Iletatl,l69 Race ephts; 289 Greenwich St„ N. York ; and ;• ',soot St., Bosto ''.„ - f o s: the sale of 'Wright's Indian Vegetable Montanye's & Co ; for other agen eltSCMClat in another C9/1403a. Married, In this boroagh, on ganday evening, 7th hut LYDIA Rev Julius Foster, ELIAXXII T. FOX, LO MISS LYD 8 lioxiT, all of ibis borough. Citizen. Soldiers of Bradford ! THE undersigned has recently received authentic as. surancs that a company tendered by him to the go. vernment for service during the war with Mexico, will be accepted as soon as the ten regiment bill, pending in the House on the Senate's amendment, becomes a law. The bill doubtless, soon pass. Men, between the ages of 18 and 35, desiring such a tour of service, are requested to communicate, as ear ly as possible, with the undersigned at Wysox, where be can be seen at all hours in reference thereto, It is hoped that the patriotism of Bradford will prove prompt at our country's call,emnlating the efficiant zeal glowing throughout the counties of this Commonwealth. E. W. MORGAN, late of C. 8. Army. Wyse:, Feb. 9, 1847. On's Cour Sale. TN pursuance ofrpha an order of the t Orphans' Court, in IN and for the county of Bradford, there will be ex posed at public sale at the House of V. M. Long, in Troy borough, at one o'clock, P. M. of the 10th day of March the following tract or parcel of land belonging to therestate of *be C. Taylor deceased, to wit: The equal and undivided half of a tract of land situate in the township of Troy and bounded as follows: Begin ning at a post the south west corner of Alfred Parsons' lot, and the ;oath east corner of a lot belonging to John and Uel Porter and the north east comer of a lot owned by John Courtney thence east thirty-six peiches and sixteen links to a post at ther side of the road; thence south twenty-seven degrees west, forty-three perches to a post, thence west twenty-six perches to a post stand. ing in the line of John Courtney, thence north fifty-two degrees east, Eve perches and seventeen links to • post in said Courtney's line, thence north, twenty-four and a half degrees east, twenty-eight perches to a stump, thence north, forty-five degrees west, eleven perches and a half to the place af beginning. Contain;ng about five acres, after deducting one acre therefrom enclosed within said boundary belonging to Daniel Dobbins.— There i• situate thereon a: valuable flouring mill, to which as apportenan6es thereunto belonging, are cer, rain mill races leading to said mill. ALBp—A tract of land ei'uste in Troy-township in said c nty, bounded as follows : Beginning at the centre of the Williamsport and Elmira road, in the east line of Daniel Dobbins' land, thence north along said line, ten rods and two links to a stake and stones, thence south eighty-one degrees east, eight rods to • stake and stones, thence south ten rods and two links to the cen tre of said road, thence north, eighty-one degrees west, along the centre of said road, eight rods to the place of beginning. Containing about one half acre of land. Feb. 5, 1847, JOHN Administrator. Administrator. 1 DMVZ.B THOMPSON & CRAWFORD. WHOLESALE Druggists, No. 40 Market street, (South side, below Second.) Philadelphia, offer for sale a large stock of Fresh Drugs, Medicines and Dye• Stuffs, to which they call the attention of Country Merehants and Dealers visiting the city. Coach, Cabinet, Japan, Black and other varnishes of a superior quality. Also, White and Red Lead, Win dow Glass, Paints and Oils—cheaper than ever. ao> T. & C. are also proprietors of the Indian Vege table Balsam, celebrated throughout their own and neighboring States, as the best preparation for the cure of Cciughs, Colds, Asthma, &c. Money refunded in every instance where no benefit is received. Philadelphia, Jan. 8. 1847. I.IIFORT.RNT TO EPICURES. uTOOLSEP'B, REFINED SYRUP, equal in flavor 1 . 1 to the best maple molasses, for Gale by December 29. MONTANYE & PDX. CLOT S, CLOTHS—We wish the attention of all who are in want of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinet &c., to our large stock on hand. These cloths must he sold. We never have been undersold, and never will he. Call and examirvi. G. F FLYNT Of CO. U...11. 1 MC1LL11.2- 8 IP&EUZILIIIM 8 L lITOULD respectfully say to the citizens of Towan- V V da, and the public generally, that if they wish to have their work done in the most fashionable, neat and durable manner, and good fits, and as cheap as at any other establishment in town, they will find it to their interest to give him a call. Lry CUT !INC done on abort notice, and warranted to fit, if made up ri.Oat. Shnp in the next building below Brick row, up stairs, directly over Brown's Grocery. Towanda, January 1, 1847.--4.1 - TIBT OF LETTERS, remaining in the Post O ffi ce -1-2 at Towanda, quarter ending Dec. 11, 1846. Allen Lucinda W - Lent Wm J Allen Stephen W ; LeFavor Ames '. Agney Miss Mary Laporte Maj B Bullock S A Marvin A J Burny Edwd Mason E H Buckley Edwin M'Allister Capt John C Bowmen Sally Morrow Joseph Bradley S 3 McCan Owen 2 Bowman David Mitchell D jr Cowley Nelson Nobles Jonathan Growl), Davit] Northrop G H Carman John O'Slain Patrick Cummings Harvey Osborn IsasO Cummings Clark O'Kielfe Darnel Carle Mrs. Ann E Peckham A K. Doane Mrs Maria E Powell George Drislaine Richard Patterson Edward Edgar J W Pratt David T Fitzgerald C.irnelius Ruggles Mrs Foster W R Rutty E Grosvenor Charles F • Santee Wm jr. Galigar Michael Sandford P P Gustin John Sickler Abigail 2 Gillsen Mrs Diantha Smith. Geo W Granger Roderick Scott John Hubbard W B Stoddard 8 2 Hemingway 0 F Smith James Harrison Rev Wm Tuttle Nathan Heath Ceo Titman George Hoyt H T Tomb Jacob Horton Miami Wood H F Hull Miss Sarah Wilson & Allen Howley Eleanor Warner Wm Jones Rev Daniel Wilcox Daniel Keeler George Weelbridge'Nancy Mrs. Lefits J J - A. S. CHAMBERIIN, P. M. Broad Cloth, Cassimeres & Sattinets. A LARGE assortment of Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, and Sattinetts, which we have long been famous for selling good and cheap, now cheaper than ever— and upon which we challenges the world, just received at 0. D. BARTLETT. Towanea, Nov. 3, Ig4B. WANTED IN EXCHANGDFOR GOODS— Wheat, DomeStic Flannel, Rye. Woolen Socks, , Cqrn, Buckwheat, Oits, Flaxseed, Butter, White Beans, Cheese, COON SKINS, in short, almost anything, for which liberal pliers will be paid at 0. D. BARTLETT'S. Towanda, Nov. 3, 1846. • Hear Ye ! Hear Ye ! T _ llEnates and accounts of Dr. Jam ear M.Goodrich. are in the hands or A. L. CRANMER. Esq., of Monroeton, foi collection. Persona interested, are re quested to call there, and settle the same u soon to convenient December 1, 1846. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ALL persens indebted to the estate of Patrick Brady, late of Ulster township, deed, are requested to make immediate payment, and these having demands against said estate. are requested to present them forth with for adjustment. DANIEL VANDERCOOK. Towanda Jan. 9th, 1847. ' Administrators. PINTSSOO dilTerent styles, bought in the city o New York, by the case, on the " cad: down" plan aad will be sold accordingly. BAIRD & CO. LOOKING GLASSES, one ease of very nice, 0 frames, latest style, just opened at ' noel' . NO. 3, BRICK ROW. BOOTS & SHOES—II dozen pair Coarse Boots, boys' and men; also calf and kip boots and stadia, and a good deal the best and cheapest lot of women's and misses' wear in town. Call at BAIRNS. ANNUAL Of the Expenditures and Receipts of Expendlions. . Anneors, . $ 994 60 Building new bridge in Windham, 315 00 RePurinlt bridges built by county, 1,166 691,481 69 Damage views, 14 00 Damages by roads pantos through improvements, 45 00 For fuel for Commissioners *Sink Court House. Jail, &c., - . 75 13 Sundry incidental Opernes, 13 04 Justices fees, 25 76 Grand Jurors, 508 79 Traverse do. 2320 87 Blank books for various public office; 84 31 A. Martin, Crier of COurt, 80 00 Sundry wild cat estwillestes, - 18 00 Support of prisoners in county Jail, 473 89 ' Sundry bills for Printing, 258 641 Repairs af & about public buildings, 168 541 .1. N. Weston for conveying coo. Tina to E. ,Penitentiary in 1845, 100 00 Support of convicts in E. Penitentia. ry in -1845, per bill rendered, Recording, Stationery, Township views. Account with the ee►eni CeHelton et Dusty Tun, in the Cony •IPT'T Towanda township, Richard Hansa, Wells, Wm. Smedley, Sheabeguin, Elijah Horton, Athens borough, Gas. 0. Wells, Windham, John Rowell, Leroy, Hiram Holcomb, Standing Stone, H.S. Stevens, Wyafuzing, 8- W. Bike, Asylum, Jason Horton, Athens township, Robert Sutton. Franklin, Samuel Annable, Standing Stone, James Aj Ennia, Wyalusing. ' Clark flellenbock, Athena borough A. T. M'Dowell Albany, Freeman Wilcox, Canton, John Gray, Herrick. Elisha Keeler, Litchfield, Elijah Wolcott, Orwell, James Cbubbuck, Pike, John Baldwin, Sheshequin Jeremiah Kilmer, South Creek, J. L Philips, Springfield, H. 8. Grover, Springhill, J: C. Brown, Standing Stone, Isaac Westbrook, Towanda township, David Rutty, Ulster, James L. Confine, Windham, A. Dunham. jr., Wyalazing, Austin Stafford, Wesoz, Abner C. Hinman, Albany, James Wilcox. Armenia, James Lyon. Asylum, George Terry, ' Athens borough, Wm. H. Shapley, Athens township, Harris Murray, Burlington, Anhel Smith. Canton, Ebenezer Linty, Colombia, D. Li!ley, Duren, M. T. Vangorder, Franklin, • Thomas T. Smiley, Granville, John Vromsn, Herrick, Jeremiah Barnes, Leroy, J. D. M'Kee, Litchfield, Elijah Wolcott, Monroe. Libbeus Macey, Orwell, James Chant*. . Pike, G. W. Humphrey, Ridgbery, Hiram Dewey, Rome, Au Fuller Shesbequin, Isaac 8. Horton, Smithfield, Rufus Cala, South Creek, J. L. Phillips. Springfield, Harry 8. Grover, Springhill. J. C. Brown, Standing Stone, George Venn's!, Towanda borough, W.'C. Bogart° Towanda township, A. C. Gregg, • Troy, George P. Freeman, Ulster, James L. Goraline, Warren, H. B. Bowen. Wells, L. W. Knapp. Windham, A. Dunham, jr.. Wyalusing, Ephraim Beeman, Wysoz, Wm. D. Stsopa, *Since paid in full. Jacob Red, Treasurer of the County of Brad. ford, in account with said county. To money in Treasury at last settlement, $1,897 91 Amount of verdict fees receded, 128 00 Due on dup. for years of 1840, 1, 2,3, 4,5, 2,822 11 Daphcates for 1846, 9,101 80 Unseated lane transcripts, 897 38 Bonds, judgments, notes, 2,083 17 Money rec'd for redemption of Un.Lands, 1,650 88 " premium on pay% of state tax, 405 43 Int. and cost on settlement in full of dup., 68 00 By county order's returned by L.Pieree, late Tcessurer, Jan. 8, 1846, and allowed here, in settlement,' $ 736 53 2 per cent. commission on same, 14 73 Co. orders returned by J. Reel, in 1846, 11,691 60 2 per cent. commission on sante, 233 82 Returned on duplicates as uncollected, 2,625 97 Bonds, judgments, notes. &c.. " 1,255 52 Per centage sllewed collectors, 566 82 Money in Treasury, Dec. 81, 1846, 1,728 72 BRADFORD COUNTY, BS. 1 County orders in account with Bradford Co.. We, the undamped, Commissioners of said [L.B.] county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is • To amount of orders issued in 1848, $11,796 28 true and C01111:11 statement of the Receivals sod " Cr. " to collectors 262 21 Expenditures of said county, from the lit day of Jana- Outstanding Jan.l, 1846, 423 671 ary, to the glut day of December 1845, inclusive. Witness our hands and mil of office, at Towanda, this first day of February, 1847. _ By Amount of county orders Monad In 1846, including credit orders, $12,248 O. Outstanding Jan. I, 1847, 54 13 ej grig ®II gg. Al g el 31 &g als: TI B T OF LETTERS remaining in the P. O. a This way for Bargains 1 -44 ATHENS Pa. quarter ending 31, Dec. :846. THE subscriber would respectfully say to his old N B Arnold Friend Ealkins customers and the publie generally, that be has John E Aldred Adeleab Davis re-commenced the manufacture of Chaim etc., at his B B Bennet Mn M M Done old shop on the north side of Bridge street, in the build. Alacip Baldwin Michael Driscoll ing known as the " Yellow House." lie keeps wan. Reuben F Brown= Daguerrian Artist stantly on hand, or will make to order, (in a neat and Peter Brooks John Femur= durable style) all articles in his line as cheap as the Simeon H Brown Alex Fryman cheapest. His friends can be supplied with William Belch Joseph Fisher 2 Army, ;Timor and Common Chairs. e d ifi er. Mason Crary M . D Proprietor of Fulling Mill 2 enl patterns—Settees. Rocking Chairs. "'Oen Cumm ings Phoebe Gray Da M Cawington 2 Sheklinn Gamey Children's Chairs, 4v.. 4.e. Joseph Coke Thomas Gardner Also—Bediteads aid Tables. Rachel Cahill Bevenhart Gilbert Call and see me at my shop on Bridge street , and I Moses I Cis*. Gib Hoyt will satisfy you that you can bay reasonable. Wm Campbell James Hulet N. B.—Whito wood, Cucumber and Basswood H C Orte e 2 Harman Hall plank, wanted in exchange for chairs on reasonable Sarah M Hathaway 8 C Park terms. JESSE TAYLOR. H p whimsy 3 Directors of the POOP of Towanda, Jan. 20, 1847. base Reynolds base Rice Mack Reed W H Richmond Moss & Jackson NOTICE. ally WHEREAS my wife Mary Ann kas left my bed E N Jackson V and board without any just nose or provocation p ia ' mini m now .therefore I for bidamy reason or paeans harboring m at * L i ,. or trusting her on my account Baleen determined tom mi me s no debts of her contracting after this date. M G Merchant HidPbury Bradford CO, Pa. Dec..s 1848, Algish Mead HENRY M. COOPER. Haney Malley C AME to my enclosure, about the middle of teptem- Simon M'Callen ber, a deep red yearling BULL. The owner is re. John M Meek muted to prove properti. pay charges and take it away. James Olmstead Shashequin, Dec. 28, 1 848. WM.HIIRTON, 2d. E Owen THEGILEFENDERG VEGETABLE PILLS E C Ogden and the Green dfounferin Vegetabk Oinhaeni, frir Rosin Parks sale by the subscriber, only agent for the town and bo. W m Pa l ma rough of Towanda. d 22 N. N. BETTS. REPORT he County of Bradford, for A. IL 1846 1 Amount brought forward, L. E. De Wolf for Unavailing index to docket in Proth's raw, Ahura. Chobboek & llVlEcen's feu Proney & clerk of Quarter &salons, 625 Si Bridge views, 70 60 Bberiirs fees, - 370 00 Road news, 7 00 Costs in Commonwealth snits, 877 83 Election expenses, 777 09 Constables unending Cant and mak ing return, Cans in civil suits, Redemption money received on ourrat ed hods, D. Brink for enviers as Commissioner in 11145 in full, $8 51 I. Towner, " " 1 00 u. .. 1848 208 00 L. Putnam, " 1845 in fall 960 " • " 1848 A. L. Cranmer, 1845 Lo full " 1846 J. if. Black, 1846 J. K Wattles for ativicas as cleric to Caner.. 1846 in full " " 1846 87 90 187 98 4 27 23 14 14 00 $6.780 90 AMOUnt ^ Amount I Arn'nt I Ito Received. Due. Ain't charged. con. CM 1840 $l3l 85 80 92 25 55 89 18 182.71 24 67 108 05 32 25 28 76 71 41 80 42 104 84 189 38 32 12 ' 3 81 30 MI 18411 EUM El=l QM 1846 $10,928 91 $257 34 $568 88 $8,473 74 $2625 97 Jacob Reel, Treasurer of the county of Brad ford, in amount with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania—on account of State tax, To amount of Unseated Land tranaceipts, $ 502 28 Dad on duplicate' of 1841, 2,3, 4 and 5 2,985 45 Amount of duplicate of 1846, 9,469 54 Balance due Treasurer, 688 35 By amount returned se uncollected, on du plicate, prior to 1845, $ 279 99 $18,863 66 ofl 845, 655 77 Exclamations allowed collectors, 240 11 Percentage " " 515 39 State Treasurer receipt for taxes prior to 1845, 500 00 " " on unseated lands, 500 00 " " of 1845, 1,334 57 " e of 1848, 8,759 27 1 per cent. anormixdo; on 111),093 84, 110 94 $18,859 66 $12,482 16 $12,482 le Attest:-3. M. Wsresss, Clerk 226 00 6 00 134 00 10 00 603 0 99 59 285 41 385 00 $11.796 2 of Bradfa 60 92 2 57 993 29 25 14 03 164 62 6 99 13 99 4 06 3 69 20 84 14 41 17 94 14 39 5 00 69 96 IMO m 50 60 34 06 2 87 1 70 13 34 33 91 23 36 20 69 9 25 102 37 17 64 9 87 21 65 145 43 37 41 100 80 31 21 155 02 5 48 14 25 18 11 127 07 14 49 154 00 1 BO 14 42 EIII IE 20 80 15 16 94 01 18 69 66 43 236 24 2 77 9 48 1 14 6 70 20 37 30 00 26 42 10 19 190 38 10 19 193 76 295 67 109 37 15 19 286 07 18 55 252 46 9 27 176 09 5 93 112 73 7 65 145 98 6 49 123 38 119 51 81 64 12 54 236 66 14 79 280 85 290 31 ' 158 79 10 24 196 47 20 12 382 44 15 94 320 78 553 105 18 14 87 282 95 10 08 5 16 4 20 6 29 2J.08 325 49 14 68 279 08 22 19 421 76 118 00 194 00 866 164 58 13 96 265 28 213 00 216 00 3 10 4 08 LEI $13,046 62 of 1845, 149 58 $13,045 62 L. PUTNAM, A. L. CRANMER, . H. BLACK, Commissieners James F Redfield Charts B Stuart 0 bitten' Martha Spaulding -Sarah A Sperling R Sutton Jeans F Sikes Alvah Smith Jerusha Tozer Almeria H Tozer A & J M Tozer Ira Sherwood C. H. HERRICK, F a M WINTER GOODS! H. S. Sc M. C. MERCUR, HAVE just received and are now offering for sole at -Li wholesale or retail, the largest and most general as sortment of Foreign and Domestic GOODS, ever brought into Northern Pennsylvania. which will be sold as here. tokire at prices satisfactory to the purchaser. Dec.lo. Str,7Bo 90 $ 92 87 Cloths, Cashmeres and Battinetts. ALL those wanting anything for Cloaks, Overcums Coats, Pants or Vests, will find it to their advan tage to examine the large stock of French, English and American Cloths. black and fancy Cassimeres, Saul netts, Kentucky Jeans, Vesting!, dec. dm.. at Dec. 10, 1846. ?of E HOUR'S. 958 35 180 86 LADIEB can find a Buntline asaortmei2t of DRESS GOODS & CLOAKING.% at MERCUR'S. 1 A TONS IRON, American, Swediss and Englb.h a general assortment of hoop, band, scroll, round square. one and two horse wagon tire, bar, &c., just re calved at d 33 MERL:Win'. MEW MEM S 3 SMIV7 ZWILgo CHEATER' IN TOWN ! - MONTANYE & FOX HAVE just received and are now opening a very extensive assortment of GOODS, consisting of almost everything every kept in a country store, which they pledge themselves to sell as low as the same can be bought in any town this side of the city of New York. Come one and all, and if we don't sell you GOOD/ Casa, don't buy; it will cost you nothing to look, and all we ask is p chance to show our stock of goods. Be sure and find the right place, it is the "I Corner Store. a few doors south of Montanye & Co's. The D'hoys are on hand and will sell you goods right for Cash or Produce. Towanda, Nov. 9, 1846.• MI 55 22 98 5000 YD& SHEETINGS ¢ SHIVITINGS selling very low for cash in pioduos, by MONTANYE & FOX. Nov. II CM L.IDIES' GOODS. WE HAVE I good assortment of De laines, repps, eashmeres, ginghams, (Kline beautiful patterns) white dress goods, different styles ; fringes, gimps, cord 4 velvet ribbons, bonnet ribbons, kid and silk gloves and mitts, comforters, linen handkerchiefs, &c.. &c., all of which will be sold cheap. MONTAN YE 4 FOX. 4 36 60 42 41 19 88 76 91 82 FOR GENTLEMEN. WE HAVE a Gee lot of Hioadcloths. Cassimeres, Vesting*, and some very nice Satin; Kid and worsted gloves, suspenders, net drawers and wrappers &c„ which we have pu• down to the lowest notch. Nov.ll. MONTANYE & FOX. eROCKERY—a good assortment, in setts or other wise, to suit purchasers, by Nov. I . MONTANYE & FOX. 14 74 43 38 43 98 BOOTS 3ND SHOES MENS' kip and coarse boots; boy s do., mend and boys' coarse, kip and fine shoes ; mens' and boys' pumps; ladies' thick boots, morocco do., common and kid slips and but - Albs; misses' slips; gent.'s rubbers; ladies' Patent and buskin rubbers, misses' do.; also, a first rate lot of children's shoes. november 11. MONTANYE & EOX. 65 77 132 42 12 41 rots may be Interested I ALL persons that know themselves to be indebted ts be indebted to the subscriber for Goods di 'Medi eines. arc requested to call and settle the same before the Ist of December, however small the amount may be, or they,,may expect to pay cost, without respect to per sons. null A. D. MONTANYE.. 327 81 239 19 LIQUORS, • full assortment, consisting of Cog. Brandy, American Brandy and Gin, Monongahela Whiskey, Port. Maderia and Malaga wines, may be found at. the New York Cheap Store, No. 2 Brick Row of REEDS'. 14 62 148 65 186 89 54 58 BOOTS & 81 - 10 ES—a first rate assortment of coarse and fine Boots, Shoes and Slippers, the latter French of course, just opened at nova O. D. BARTLETT'S. S— WLB--quantities of Shawls, nice.t kind. going 1, -) off fast and cheap at 0. D. BARTLETT'S. 127 911 182 76 112 66 CAPS of all kinds cheap, besides every thing else at 0. D. BARTLETT'S. SANTA ANNA TAKEN! J UST received a large and splendid assortment of new Goods, bought entirely with Cash, during a great depression in the market, and with the express view of UNDERSELLING the BRAGGADOCI ES, O. D. BARTLETT. 138 42 79 71 137 45 96 26 FLOUR, from the." Globe Mills," a superior article also PORK, first quality, for sale by November 3. FLYNT & co. MORE of those A. No. I. BOOTS, and a large quantity of LADIES' SHOES, just received by November 3. FLYNT & CO. Tana DO .6.7ENM, MILLINER AND MATUAMAKER, Corner of River and arid,. ay., Tow ANMA, PA CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Cloths of all shades _kW and colors, and qualities, and prices. Casimeres. Fancy and Plain. Sattinetta and a good assortment of Vestings may he found at GEO. E. FLYNT& CO. BONNETS -A great saving to the •• Heads of the Nation." The Ladies will find it a great saving to heir heads to call and purchase one of those beautiful Strew, Devon, Gimp, Florence, or Lace, Lawn, Gipsy Bonnets, selling so cheap at REED'S. la I S T T R O O Y F la E . T q u T a E r t e ll S r , e. n r e di n n a g i n p n g m i n b et the 1' 3 P. . 1 0 8 . 4 6 a t Alwood Mrs. Maria Leonard Eber Alvord Royal Leonard Albert A ve7 Wm C Leonard Alfred i;ißestiey Mrs Amanda Morrison E R : onfire C S Monroe Andrew Bush Wm 2 More Ebenezer Ballard Myron Mott Alphonso Boyce Win Momford Mrs E A Baldwin A Momford Dr. T R Chamberlin Miss Susan Miller Henry Crimmins C W Peters Comfort Curtis Rosemead J - Puffin Charles Claflin Robert Potter Mrs Sary Curtis Nathaniel Parsons Oscar Curtis G I , l' Rockwell Miss C Dunbar Alanson Styles Reuben Demund J li Sherwood Mrs Sara!! Eaton Wm Soper Moses Gustin Miss Jane Scott John IT Grundjn J L 8 Spencor G W Goddard Miss Holen Spading A N Goodwin John Spalding Miss Helen Harrison Miss Achsah Sherwood Julius Esq. Hichok S Spencer Mrs M H Harding Hiss Harriet Sanford Mrs Rhoda Kinyon L T Thomas Samuel E Knapp D B . Warren John Long Ezra Wheeler Ralph LAYTON RUNYON. P. M. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate ofjcssaph Tuthill lethal Smithfield township, dee'd., are requested to 'nabs, immediate payment, and those having demands against said estate, are requested to present them forth. with for adjustment BENJ. TUTHILL, Smithfield. Dec. 9, 1846. . Administnithrs. FOR SALE. 21 HEAD OF COWS and young cattle will sold deep for cub or approved credit. Towanda. Oct. 13, 1846. HIRAM C. FOX. DRINTB-a large and beautiful lot of PRINTS. by nov.ll. MONTANYE & FOX. L IE I BAY, LADIES! ! If you have made up your minds to buy a nice dress. cloak or shawl this season, don't fail to call at N 0.3, Hick Row, where yon can find the most, best and cheapest articles in that liue, that is kept in town, besides all kinds of trimmings. Remember, call at nett BAIRD'S.' Es tray. ("JAME into my enclosure about the first of last June N.-iv & light red yearling STEER, marked with a row of warts on the back of his neck, and without any other particular marks. The owner is requested to prove property , pay charges and take him away. Burlington, an. 10847. JOHN HATTROEN. • NEW DRY GOODS, Corner of Main and Bridge Streets.. TEST OPENING, at the corner of Main & Bridge street, a well-selected assortment of new and fash ionable DRY GOODS, which will be sold unusually low for. ready pay. The stock consistsin part of Stinnett, flannel, gingham, elpacea, the cheapest lot of" prints in town, edgings, insertings. Swiss and cam bric marlins, linsey, canton flannel, drilling, bleached and brown muslin, (cot to be surpassed) „ticking, check, cashmere, cotton, wool and buck gloves, cotton hose, suspenders, German handtirchroy cotton and pongee hdkra, gin4ham cravats. plaid shaabt, wool comforters, cotton tapes. patent thread. sening silk, cotton bills, packs pir+. curdles, spool cotton, nooki and eye. sthiagaler, .h.rt nod metal buttons, with many oth er articles, u.u,tly Mum, in a more, nut mentiooecl- The pubbc are invited to call and examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they will be sold cheap er than at any other establishment in town. Tossed', Nov. I I. H. O'HARA & CO. BOOTS & SHOES OF ALL JUST received from Philadelphia, a large and splen did ascorttnent of men's calf.kip and coarse Laois, ofrm $1 50 to $5 60;" boy's do.; ladies gaiters and walking shoes; also, fine kid slips and buikins, and all kinds of overshoes; do. calf bootees and laced shoes; children's and Mimes shoes of all kinds, heavy and light, suitable for every kind of weather, Youth's calf, kip and coarse boots to suit children from 4 to 12 year. old. We pledge ourselves to give a better article at a lower price than any other establishment in Bradford county. TRUNKS from $1 50 to $lB 00 HATS AND CAPS. A large assortment of fashionable Hats and Caps of every kind and description fur sale very low. GROCERIES Mataxies, sugar, coffee, codfish, No. I. and 2 Macker el, best quality black and green tea, from 3l to 88 cents a pound ; pulverised and loaf sugar; rice tobacco, snuff, sperm. dipped and mould candles; raisins by the box or pound, starcn, soap, segara at 50 cents per hundred, and in fact all kinds ever kept in our line which people will find it their advantage to purchase and we will give you ressong for it: A little Logic and Common Sense. There aro three things beyond dispute:—lot—lf a man pays out much money, he must revive as moth. 2. If a man's expenses in business are large, his profits must be large. '3. Therefore, the Grocery and Shoe Establishment at the corner of Main and Bridge eta., in • small plain store, at a cheap rent, can afford to sell boots at shoes. hats & caps, and groceries, at lower pnces, and of better quality than any other store in town. Now, if this is not sound logic, two and two ao out make four; but if it is, common sense calls on you to come to us for your Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes &c. See the contrast, and let your own reason deade it it was not your advantage to give us a trial. FIN bINGS elan kinds constantly on hand. Thread, awls, bristles, shoulder-sticks, kit and files pincers, all kinds of binding, silk cord and straps for boots, patent Pegging awls, skiving, paring and crooked knives and floats. H. O'HARA & CO. Towanda, Nov. 17, 1846. GROCERIES, of ell descriptions, at wholesale or re. tail. Attention is particularly directed to their avant:pent of Fresh Teas; (we don't know the differ ent names of the packers, but the "article" is " C.K.") •nos It W. H. BAIRD & CO. LTA RD WARE, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints, Oils, Dye WoalA, Dye stuffs,3ledicines, etc, in general and large quantities. n.ll W. H. BAIRD & CO. EATABLES !— Su perfine flour, pork, fresh hotter wheat, etc., etc., constantly on hand and for sale at nvtt NO. 3, B. R. HORSE SHOEING done on short notice by Towanda, Oct. 13, N.HEMMINGWAY PRINTS 200 pieces now opening and for sale gray low at REEDS' BONNETS, velvet and superior Leghorn Bonnets. Also, velvetsof all colors, together with artificials, asps, bonnet ribbons, &c. may be found at REEDS'. The Last Arrival of New Goods, N,TOWANDA, are now being opened - at No. 2 I Brick Row, by Wm. H. Baird 4- Co.. the first Pio neers : in the cause of Low Prices and liberal barter er changes. They do not hesitate to say, that they wil sell Goods for cash or any kind of Merchantable pro duce, at lower prices than any other establishment in Bradford County, Owego, Elmira, Binghamton, (or any branch thereof.) Call and see. Further particulars next week. November 9, 1846. DOMESTIC COTTONS—Brown sheeting', shirt ing, and drilling; Also, cotton yarn, batting, wick• ings, and wadding. for sale by the bale or leas quantity, at nal 1 BAIRD'S. NOTICE RAN away from the subscriber, an apprentice toy by the name of John H. Thompson, 16 years old, without my leave or notice. All persons are hereby forbidden harboring or trusting said boy on I.y account, as I will pay no debts of his contracting.—One cent reward for the return of said boy, but no charges paid. Warren,Oct. 9 . 1 8'16. CALEB C. TUNE. FALL & WINTER GOODS, MONTANYES . & CO., are now recieving a very desirable assortment of Goods,purchased during a great depression in the market, compri,ing French & English BROAD-CLOTHS, Cassimeres and Sattinets, and the choicest patterns of Prints and Worsted Goods. Grateful for past favors they respectfully solicit a gene rods public to call and examine their stock, and think can hold out suf f icient inducements to ensure their share of public patronage. Septembor 7, 1846. 01111122.21.(525 1 1 -MEMILMIRZOO an VERYTHING in the line, including Elliptic Springs, Iron Axels, Mailable Bars, Dash, - Seat an Stop Irons, Ornaments, India Rubber and Oil Cloth, Lace, Tufts, Mose, &e. for sale at jlB MEW ,ER'S. TXTOODEN MEASURES, brooms. patent pails and WV sealed f bushels. MONTANYE & FOX. HA Ts tit CA PS, a first rate Int, of all kinds., descrip done. colors and qualities, cheaper than ever by november 11. MONTANI E dc FOX. PEAS! TEAS! W E T h E av A e s o a n t hand k a in l i a . rge or stock Rut, w k e ol n i ce3tFe ha ve RES just struck a vein of 4e. Tea that in right. Call and by it. ' MONTANVE & FOR. HARDWARE - . A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of HARDWARE 11. such as nails, axes, shovels, manure fork; shovels and tongs, sad irons, knives and fork; pocket knives, butcher do., shears and stissors, razors, cloth and halt brushes, shaving and tooth do., wool and horse cards, coffee mills, hatchets, augers, wood saws, door tnm mings, steel squares, flesh brushes, ark ropes, sad be‘l cords, by null NION TAN YE A: FOX. CODFISR AND MACKEREL, a mai article, by novi I MOSTANYE & FOX. rriAPIOCA4 nice article—far puddincs, for sale at novll NIONTANYE & FOX. P.IINTS, OILS 4 DYE STUFFS. ALARGE quantity White lead. No. I, pure,gend in oil and drv, whiting. Venittan red, chrome limn. Paris do., Prussian blue, rose pink, etc., linseed oil, lamp oil, ooach and copal varniah, logwood, red wood, camwood, madder. cochineal. annstto, etc. We =lea be undersold in anything in this line, at all, at all. november t I. MON rANYE & FOX. DRUGS dim? 1./EDICI.VES ITTE have on hand the largest stock of Drugs ones • Xedie;nes in this county. including every thing used b the Physicians and people generally Weals° keep on hand nearly all of the most popular Patent Medicines of the day. One of our firm (A. P. M.) having had a long experience in dealing out medicines. we flatter ourselves we can suit all who may favor ua. with a call.. Prices can't fail to suit. Particular atten— tion will be paid to ordem from physicians. november 11. MONTANYE S: Fox.. •