,
[Written for the Bradfoed Reptieterl
TO THE IRISH I„EACUr
worrraii cos Tex smarms or was imareosintu.
ST W. ■.
Though dark and sad from the scene of strife
The herald confab this morrow,
Thank God no pattlot blood. or life
Add yet to oar cup - of
And though bright genial in her cell,
Think not a nation will sluniber
Which only 'weitsthe *Wee of a Tell"
To invoice the battle thunder!
Oh! where is "young Nosy." "Prince Louis" too,
Could a brighter prospect offer, -
To avenge foul, treacherous Waterloo,
(The glory of Briton's coffer 1)
Go " Ney," and a -people true and brave
Will strike for the death of thy sire—
yea ! in England's blood , bedew bis grave,
• And old Erin with freedom fire!
" prince Louis" go—Old Erin will bide
Thy word, for thy soul inherits
The fire of Napoleon, and at thy side
Wilt arise immortal spirits:
Kik years* of exile, torture and death,
Oh,swear by the martyr of Byron
To revenge at the threshold, and the hearth
Where crouches the British Lion!
"Brave Shields"--others in battle rinound
Will join in the " Lists of glory"
And Columbia's smile-will heal the wound
clf poorEritis bloody story;
Watch well the foe, he'll weary at last,
Then arise with tempest motion,— •
And East, West,N orth, and South at,ne's blast
Will arouse the brooding ocean!
More Wl* Rebellion.
Never since the foundation of patties in thiscouri
try. has there been such wide-spread and open re
bellion in any party as has existed in the Whig
ranks. since the sitting aside of the " gr, eat unavail
able" Henry Clay, and the nomination, on trust o
the " great available" Zachary Taylor. At the mo
ment of the nomination a respectable section of the
party in Ohio, Massachosetts t New York arid other
Rates dissented from the nomination atididoclared
the Whig party dissolved, and almost every week
same new seeds of diesention manifested itself.
Recently Gen. Taylor has written three letters which
have started afresh the ire of the Whigs who make
any. pretentious to consistency. In the letter to Geo.
Lippert!, of Philadelphia, dated July 20, 1848. he
reiterates his original declaration, that " he will not
be the candidate of a party." In his South Carolina
letter he says he would have accepted the nomina
tion of the Baltimore Convention, and in his Chock
taw letter. he actually accepts with great satisfaction
the nomination of a "large and respectable" mee
ting, which nominated ZueharyTaylor for President,
and Wm. 0. Buffer for Vice President. This_ last
act of the old General has'earriedle. onstemationint o
the ranks of the 'friends of Millard Filmore of Ne w
York. A call was immediately issued at Albany,
a large meeting of faithful Whigs held : the letter of
General Taylor denounced, and a Committee ap
pointed to report' at a subsequent meeting.
Now we submit, was ever a party in our coun
try placed in such a humiliating position:as this!
The following are the letters ofGen. Taylor re
ferred to above. The first was written to a friend
in Charleston, and is,as follows:
"1 never had any aspirations for the Presidency
nor have I- now, farther than the wish'ef my friends
are concerned in the matter nor would I have it
on any other terms than I stated when - the subject
was first agitated, which is, that 'my acceptance
must be without pledges of being trammeled in any
war, so that I could be the President of the whole
nation and not of a party.
" I have accepted the nomination of the Philadel
phia Convention astwell as the nomination of many
primaky assemblies gottenup in various sections of
-the Union, in some instances irrespective of party,
and would hare accepted the nomination of the Balti
more Concention had it torn tentlerod on the samt
trrins. tam -fully, if not fairly, before the country
as a candidate for the Chief Magiiitracy, and if it
should be my good or bad fortune to be elected, I
trust my course will be such for the most part, as
regards the management of our National affairs, as
will meet the approbation of -my fellow citizens.
Should they fail to do scy they will, I flatter my
self, have the charity to attribute my errors to the
head and not to the heart.
Very restectiully, your Friend,
Z. TAYLOR
She following is the letter in response to the
South Cambria meeting that nominated Taylor and
Butler, and in it the readers will observe that he re
pudiates the Philadelphia norninatpn, as a party
sumunatimi, and says it "was generously offered to
hun without pledges or considerations. The generous
Whig party renounced all their principles, repudi
ated all their great leaders and generously offered
Gen- Taylor the nomination of their Convention;'
without pledges or considerations." What ccmdeseen-
Sion
BATON Rocco, (LA) Aug. 9, 1518.
Sin : I have the honor to acknowledge the recept
of your communication of the 26th ult., official
announcing to me my nomination for the Presiden
-47" a large meeting of the Democratic citizens
of Charleston, South Carolina," held in that city on
the 20th oh and over which you were the presi
ding officer.
This deliberate expression'of the friendly feeling
existing towards me among a large and respecta
ble portion of the citizens of your distinguished
State, has been received with emotions of profound
gratitude; and though it be but a poor return for
such a high and unmerited honor, I beg them to
accept my heartfelt thanks.
Concluding that this nomination, like all others
ickick hate had the honor of receiving frons a.ssens-
Unger-if my jelow•cilizens in wiriousparts of die Uni
on, has been GENEROUSLY offered me without
pledges or conditions, it is thankfUlly accepted. And
beg you to assure my friends in whose behalf
you are acting, that should it be my lot to fill the
office for which I have been thus nominated, it
Mall be my unceasing effort in the discharge of its
re+ponsible duties to give satisfaction to my coun
trymen.
'With the assurance of my high esteem, I have
the honor to be, your iferv't, ' Z. Tsvion.
The friends of Filmore, at Albany, were thrown
into a high stale of excitement by the appearance
of this letter. The Telegraph" brings us the follow
ing, account of their proceedings : •
Excitement Among the Whigs—Gen. Taylor's Leiter
itcceptpg the Sortk Carolina I\omu►ation Ik
►wcnccd
A large meeting of the Whigs was held here
last evening, to take into consideration the letter of
Gen Taylor accepting the nomination made in
South Carolina for the office of President pn the
Ra me ticket with Gen. Butler, Wm. - Parmelee pre
sided assisted by James Kidd and others, its Vice
Presidents. The letter was read, and Messrs. John
A. Collier, till. Haswell, Judge Carpenter, of (k
-sego, and Lewis Benedict, jr., spoke strongly in de.
ennciation of Gen. Taylor's reply as insulting to
Mr. Filmore, and the Whigs of the North.
A committee nn resnintiOns, was appointr4l to
report on Monday evening ; in order to give time
for consideration.
The feeling of the meeting Was decidedly in fa
vor of the demonstrations made by the spmdrers.
The movement is understood to have the coon
tenance of Filrrtore.
CAPITAL CONTWTION AT WILICESIARRE--Ai the
late Court of Oyer and Terminer for Luzeme county
held at Wilkeibarre, James Cadden was convicted
°idle murder of Daniel Gilligan, on the 10th of An.
gust. On the day of the murder Gilligan was at
work on a railroad at the mines. A gun was fired
- fiont a clump of bushes near by which took effect
i4on Gilligan, killed him almost instantly ! At
the same moment Cadden iVan seen running from
the bushes with a gun in his hand, which, with
threats of violence he had previously made against
satisfied the jury who returred a verdict
of L:Guilty of murder in the first degree '.•' Judge
Con yngt, tarti proutwtal the ttenteuce of death upon
the pi wittier.
Y . MAYA L--Funt Yucatan aocomis bad been re
ceived op to the 27th of from the capital Merida,
confirming the rumors of the smutinned surceases
of the whites against the Wiens, the title of Sae
cesi seems to have complete4yebunged. They are
rapidly
_recovering the towns which were taken
from them, end were, at the last' accounts, ontering
the mem portion.of the cApstrs, that par-which
was .tbe most overrun by the Indiana. *scalar,
probably the most important place Istria the In
dians held, bad been retaken. Don Wain Rua
had muskets the town of Timm, , distant only four
leagues front Valladolid , having completely rooted
the Indians, killed kmartapen of the* and wounded
a lame Dumber. Amounts bad also been received
at Merida, of the captors and destruction of Pinta
nit+ by the knees under the command of Colonel
Zetina. Notwithstanding their triumph, however,
in the southern part of the peninsula, it is to be re
gretted that the government tones do not contrive
ta gam possession of the territory occupied by the
Indians; as, hardly have they some , m gam
ing possession of some poin t before they are again
obliged to leave it. The ussorrection memo to
have been most concentrated in that part of the
country.
Licostme Couirry.—The Democrats of igeom•
ing e3unty have nominated Gen. W. A. Petriken
for Congress. •
O. Tuns EV, of Illinois has declioed ihe appoin
went of Associate bilge of the Supreme Court o
Oregon.
(Ij' However beautiful the season, it eau present
but - feiv charms to those who are not blessed with
health, especially to those afflicted with that distress.
Mg nervousness and lassitude so prevalenti—what
would not the desponding sufferer micrillee to obtain
relief! Dr. Guyaolto Complied Exited of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla—the two best detergent and
tonic Roots known—will cleanse and strengthen the
to . •.• rig the blood, impart elasticity to the step,
and clearness to the mind.
To those who are acquainted with the Virtues of
Yellow Dock Root in the treatmeth of Scrofula, Liv
er Complaint, Pulmonary Affections and General
Debility, it is unnecessaqto point out the superiori
ty of this compound over all simpk Sarsaparilla
preparations. For sale by JOHN B. FORD.
ccj- See Advertisement. •
NOTICE.-The Nprth Branch Associa
tion of Universalism will hold its annual
session at Shesbequin on the 3d Wednesday and
Thursday of September, 20th and 21st.
Sermons may be expected both days, at the usual
hours, from visiting clergymeh ; and the public are
respectfully invited lo attend, People from a dis
tance will call at the church where they will find a
Committee to direct them to places of entertain
ment. S. J. G.
LIST OF GRAND JURORS drawn for Bept'r
Session, A. D. 1848.-
.
Wyalosing:-.oscar Allen, Win. McDarry
Fray twp—Henry 8 Adams -
Herrick--J Baffles
Springfield—D H Brooke
Troy bore—Rli Baird, Seth W. Paine
Southfield—T M Beach, H Croswell, 8 Perkins F
Ransom
Wysos—Morris J Coolbaugh
Orwell—Julius 8 Gorham
Monroe—Cha's Holland'
Athens twp--Cha's McDuffie, Almond Tozer
Windham—John 8 Madden
Canton—John D Merrick, Asa Pratt
Columbia—James H Nash
Burlington—Cyrus Pratt
Ptke—M B Foster
SpringhiH—Cyrus Bhumway
kiheshequin—E C Vought
Pike—Tho's Brink 2d, Frederick Gregory, D John
son, Nelson RosP
Colombia—W G Bradford,Cornelitts Furman Isaac
Besley •
8 pringfield—A W Bailey - -
Windham—Henry Bice, Robert Nelson
Wystos—A A Bishop, Lnke - Btrickland
Litchfield—A F Campbell. trai Larcock
Troy boro—lii. M.Carnochan
smithfield___Sidney Clark H 8 Kingsley
Orwell—Cyrus Cook
Franklin-0 W Dodge
Asylnm-=4" aecib Fratchey, John Horton Jr
Bhesbequin—Geo C Gott., Wm B Horton
Ulster—,J F Gazlay, Patrick Higgins
Warren-Bamuel Hort .
Athens boro—Jacob Harder
Burlington—Jelaial McKean, David Soper
Herrick—E B Mints
Athens tw W Park
Leroy-8 B Btone.D White Jr
Springhill--Chester Wells David Wood
Rome--8 F Washburn
Second week. •
Orwell--Bilas Atwood, Jan Cbubbuck
Albany—Ehenezer Brock
Towanda ttep—Geo Bowman
Wyalusing—J A Biles. C Ho:Seebeck
Monroe—l Medullae, E W Hale -
Towanda boro—W Browneon, JIC Smith •
Warren—,l !Mani*ley, C James
Leroy—l 8 Crofut
South Creek—Avery Canedy
Dnrell--Wm-Coolbaugh
Ridgebery—Hiram Dewey, 8 Van Boskins
Granville—Chas Drake
Wells—Norman A Derry
Athens twp—N Edminster P Tyler, 0 Rickey
Rome—Asa Fuller, Joseph Towner
Sheshequin—Obehiah Gore
Burlington—Jos Hilton, Jacob Morley
Smithfield—Smith Mitchell
Wysox—J E Piollet, E Whitney
Pike—L L Stuart. Alonzo Smith, Gen Wells
Canton—Nathan Tuttle, T M Wilson
•
Standing Stone—Henry Weatbtook
NOTICE is hereby given to the mend Collectors
of Bradford County, that the Cosa&lawn; will
attend at their odes in Towsinis Tuesday. Wednesday,
aad Thanday the 18th, Roth, oaf 21st, days of Sews.
sten to nuke exoneration
,frees the Duplicates at
State and County Tones for A. D. 18411, at which time
they are respectively requested to attend, add lay lila
claims before the board. By order of the Cousniers.
I Towanda, Aug. 30, 1843. C. 8. RUSSEL, Cl'k.
ALL those who know thimeelses iodated for Mail
Licences will please all and settle immediately.
J. M. PECK, Trees's. Bid. Co.
• Towanda. Sept. 6th. 1848.
BROKE into the enclosure at the subscriber in Her.
skit township, on the 10th et August instant, a
black two year old deer. The owner in regowited to
prove property, pay dames and take his away.
Herrick. Sept. 8. 1848. O. W.ISLIJOTT.
.ADMIMISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the wham of MATTHIAS
MISCHA. deeesoad, late of Mary Warp, we
hereby requested to make pereest without tbakay, wed
than basin claims egoiostiaid issised . will plum pm.
sent them duly esthentiested for settle tent.
iSept.6. 164. JOHN G.HISEItLIN.
ALL persons indebted to the mute or BEN%
M'KEAN, deed, We of Columbia township, ere
hereby requested to sake payout without daisy, end
those having claims against said estetawill plow pro.
seat thew duly autheatioated t. sattlasumit.
C. IV briMAN,
.1. C. M'KEAN,
Administrates,.
Witidast , •
,a.TS -- ecollacrwg Aire IT 415 AV ,
Hrenievegi his office te D. Codes tieereilim en
second sheet, *bete &veil! be pleased terse theme
who peal hts professional services. Dec. 29, 1847. y
Nag Ilbocrtlennents.
Traverse Jurors--First week.
ESTRAY.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
September 8, HMS.
111m*1.M44-SFs.
ewe &ma xitime
GREAT RkVOLUTON IN FRANCE,
Ilientig for We Wilat if damp node, Ireekko
Jratirsi Crow AA at ski
NEW CM NS WARN ENE!
TANTA P. BULL asisseddly Winos the abase
his esmi vithaty. that ha bee holy swats
ed asil penessead, Wiled is
T.
wairia. f a i ra mi r heirs the Wick Ress.is the non imp
rev, ' by Mantas'. }ldiom, wimps" soy be
tesed diver watches. geld. hi sod peal
&Asa. sold mai silver penile. geld peas. bless piss.
auger dap, dm, cheap tat ash. aid weary wide war
sussed. A legs supply et CLOCK% et the Wert isr.
proved patens. tuosispr has SO Imre Is days sod
a aims* with sea visas* •
aty Partictibir sissies paid he verities CLOCK%
W !MBES I JEWELRY. of may dameriptios. sod
from the loss esrienea *hick he has had he the tn.
eilsese.. *set lei is big elm will be done is the beer
vreibmisaliluo wmanier. Old geld sad else tam is
exchange. Tweeds. Amass 10, 11114*.y
111111 V/
•
GENUINE CHEAP CASH STORE,
IN TOWANDA. •
• _
ET. FOX would moot respectfully informs bin old
. frisodsomd any one elm wise is is want of oar
chandler.. that be is raesiving and will keep cowS
on hand a good esewasent of kinds of Owls
kept in a country dare:--Dry Gook Greceriee, C
cry, Harisaare, Haab 4 dues. Nab sad Caps, FieA,
Polars lead Oils, Dye stuff., Ina. Nails, Carling.
fre. We will consider it a bear kw people as let oa
show them our goods, as we think they cannot Coil to
suit. It is true, I cannot West at as greet a anuaint of
year.' experiestos in pirehwing goods, as sante, yet I
trust the good people of Seedbed have not forgotten
their own dear boaght experience in baying goods id
thew same old experienced aims. Lookout Anthem,
or they will nick on their usual tariff! I will sell as
cheep, if net cheaper than lay obis live .as. Please
give us a call. et No. 2. Brick Row.
Towanda. May 24, Is4B. E. T. FOX.
JOY TO THE WORLD I
T flE only Universal Remedy is at last dhetreered in
the shape of Cheep Goods, at FOI'& It is an
an external remedy, but if applied by the subscriber, is
warranted mm cute, and no mistake. If a man feeds
poor or bed in the region of his packet-book, the most
efficient remedy is to all at Fox's, and boy what goods
he wants, as ha can buy more for km mousy than at
any other place in town. For anything' like dyspepsia,
the safest, plesantest and beet remedy is a quantity of
that fresh. deliebea Tea at Poi's, (mm 3a to 6s per lb.,
swemened with some of that nice d Sugar. la feet,
there is hardly a disease that Resta, bar to, that a reme
dy cannot he found for at my 24 FOXV.
AN ACT ENTITLED
A,N ACT for the bimeit of the People of Bradked
/ - 1. Co. Be it re.neembered by all pod cilium, that
a man mutiny ea many Dry Goads and Ciraceries orbs
can carry home, for • mere tribe, hardly mirth mention
ing. at No. 2, Brick Row. ory24 FOX'S.
DRUGS, MEDICINES
GROCERIES EL LIQUORS.
JOHN B. FORD has just received, at his Drug stare
one doer below Kingebery's store, in B.Kingsbery's
new brick block, Main street, a large addition to him
former assortment, which he now offers to the attention
of the public. His stock now eomprises every article
usually kept, among which may be found the following:
DRUGS Si. MEDICINES.
Opium, cream tartar, camphor, castle seep, liquorice,
balsam copaiha, rhubaris jalap. aloes, Bowers chm
mile, gum arable, mew ail, quicksilver. magnesia. faß
and flow sulphur. refined and wade born, edemel, red
precipitate. corrosive sublimate. aqua ammania, tartaric
acid. mem salts, laudanum, arena. sulphate quinine.
all of the essential ails, guru nyeb. aimbaridlisr gm
tragscanth. corks. saimpardla. gamboge. Worley quo.
its turpentine, rotten mane, tenter. WTI de sienna. Mk
peter, earns seed; isinglass, abate, musette, &e.
DROCERIEIL
Crushed, leaf, and muscavado sugars, dread:
eau be Wright elsewhere ie town black and pees tea;
salerates. pepper. spice, mustard, pepri imam, raisins,
nutmegs, clever, mace, Aim and Jaya toffee, starch. gin
ger, oils, blacking. erectile, brown. variegated end trey
soap. sperm and tallow candler, • tobsixe. WILTS and
snuff, matches, dec., &c.
UQUORS.
Cognise, Otani, peach Ned American Brandy; St.
Geis. Janterist sad New England Rum ; rowan, lien
and Baltimore Gin; Elesick. Irish and Monongebsia
Whiskey • lifedesia. pole sad brawn Sherry, pare juice,
Port, Te;wriffs. Lisbon, Malap, Musest, claret and
champsigne wino, alcohol, 4c.
PERFUMERY & FANCY GOODS.
Bay water, lavender. colony and roes water, mac
easier and bear's en; Otto meas. cm marrow. penisturn,
rouge pearl powder. Madeline, Seek
_broth. heir, nail
and clothes brushes, feather dastra, eaV w.alkaa, bey's
belts, combs, rim. fish harks, pool point^ playing
erehr, percussion caps. ink meal pww. der.-
-- PATENT MEDKINES.
Western Panacea. Balm .f Colombia, Pink Syrup,
Vomitories Versifier Hay's Liniment. Mother's Re.
nsf, Psn Extruder. Acoustic ail, Hair dye, A.drow's
and .Mrs. Brewres Painkiller, Cediniy's cordial. Adhe
sive plaster, Townseers, Webrises. Weed's and absP•
herd's BeruparMa, Lithootripics mutate, Wistar's Bal
sams. Hangarian Balsam of Life. Uphanes Eleetsery,
WA Melees °lntranet. Shepherd's, Kerestecks, Orrick's
and Pahnitriack's Vermifege, Brewe's misheard Lariat
for Coosumptien, Sovereign balm pills, wager coated
Pills, and all the mod popular medicines of the day.
c ry. The stock is complete, containing everything
kept in the largest astabliehmesta, and is tared at the
lowest possible pricer.
Renternber, that Ford's Cheap Drug Grocery and
Liquot t3tort,, is in Kingsbery's new block.
Tr 'trattoria; June 7,1114 S.
NOT THE FALL OF EMPIRES!
let a Great Fall la the Mee of Gude, it tic
SAVINGS BANK !
REED. the proprietor. is now mesivincs large
C
asounment of Spring sod Rummer Gem* which
are willing so low as to astonish men the' itatheo."—
The seketien ermoista of every misty sad style of
fashionable goods for the sesam e a analogue of which
would be inetiroly too numerous to .ration boos. Row
plea will be shown with the ream* pimmire. to soy
sera who will hare the goodriens to eon. and we will
show them that goods eon sod will be sold limper a
the Savings Barth. No. b. Brick Row. that is soy abet
establishment in Bradford Co. C. REED.
Towanda. May 3 0 , 1848.
"Goods well Bought arc Malt Sold !"
0. D. BARTLETT,
TO sew opening a tarp sleek sod estessiv' e Twisty o(
I (MOM selected with the rosiest awe, and btu h$
seder
It advantsgee is the eider of blew Y. Ind
Philedelpithi--taking advastage of the favorable oath
ties of both stathete—end having in 'olll* di* motto
above, has so bought (bet he an and wit sap as as fs
seeable torus es the tad, sad will eadesvor se thaw to
eseentanky the advantage slimy* trim those who buy
well. _Tommie. Kay U. MIL
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
VOL& pobbbal by Ow Americas eforbay
UV School Mum. mai for Ws kw is lambi**
to yomboom mylVI 0. D. ItAIRTUITT.
AIL G reaTll:ll4 114
INIMMECIMr =MEM
(Crilwh mainnianat wimp Oa dre pargla of
ifwandla, and 'kinky.
Mee at Chamberlin & Porter'. Drag man, Es 1,
Brick Raw. .nryli
PIMPBI—Cast Iwo well and awes pampa. war ,
vented •to draw Inlet tweet thirty se linty bet for
axle at the New ifambrare Star. D. LORD.
TIARDWARE, a good aseartamt, lachading tree,
1 4. Noel, der,. at No. 2, B.R. ECM'S.
_f,
GREAT REDUCTION Ili PRICES'.
NEW GOODS,
Mein mmi Os.
HINGSBZRY. JR. la met iseeieksi k•aa Nage
40 • Yak lisdadelpida, a laze awl cheap deck II
Spiv; sad Smarr Dry Gado :
Alen a putout waseamentd -
Orsawies, Hardware, Crackers, Amity /liidaiare,
Dods cad Sao, (a large eariett.) Nails,
Glass, Peints, Dymeoesle, Fuk
Alow—Legbara. Pedal sad Pan but lisle; Argyle,
rid. artisans ma Mt 'Nab; Plarrwee. Chimp/ad,
Moratea. 4 Vell wart awl lawn Ileande. leaks and
Statimtery. Wall paper ham. 10e toffee per pine, Wia
dow piper. te. ifseiesi hutnimerile—notes. Ceri
se% Plweelela. Fifer. &e. J. EINCISSERY, JR
Tewersda, Ks 17,1848.
--,---
G1,1011A148.--Wa bays a law quantity at ratan
potairss. 'sty hasitaotse and dealtable ; num& sad
gisqlssaw . of eseallaut quality.
tosy 12 KINOSTIERY & CO
LAWN&—Fresch, Anode= sod Omni& Lawns,
• hosolifol asoortwoot Aso. plaid sad Irma at
wool hump. myl7 KINGSBERY & CO.
CALICOES. -A choice imlntim of Merriam* ae•
mige and blue. Fink end alb other kinds, soma Air.
are. Two AUG% coke for nine cents; call and see,
be* mind. the only pleas is KINUMILRY & CO.
BONNETB.--A deice eeleetir of Memel bier,
China pearl. Ninth. Leghorn, and other fashion
obis etylca of ladies' and mires' Bonoeb. very ebeep;
also Bonnet ribbon, artificial'. wrath& &e.
man KINGBLIERY & CO.
U galosh. Isairtateat of kaiyasede Makilig
Just received at L Batufseler's
CLOTHING STORE.
MY meek is large, comprising a foil assortment of
/TA Semmes Clothing am" kind : moth as Tweed.
Croton, Qoetw's Cloth, and silk mixed Grecian -Sack
and habit cloth, Pines and cloth dime COATS.
Also, PANTS & VESTS, of every kind; cravats
and handerchief., gloves and 1101111111 M hose, all offered
cheep— an cheap that I think it will pay for coming and
looking at my Mock.
Also, A good smottneent of Dread MOM, Cassinicres
and Vest/rigs, Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans, Linens,
&e., that I will make rip to order, and very cheap. I
pledge myself to aril as cheap as can he bought any
where in the eoantry. L. BATCHELEK.
Towanda. May 8, 1848.
JOIN ER'S TOOI.B.—A good assortment at Bead,
Moulding and Bench PLANES. grousing plows,
and other Joiner's Tools, just monied from the menu
factory, arid for sale low by O. D. BARTLE IT.
_ .
TOWA VND NEW CHEAP
CLOTHING STORE S
THE eubscriler haa opened • Currey' s &revs, two
doors north of . the Public Square, on Main street.
(nearly opposite the new brick tavern now bring erect
ed by C. L. Ward, Esq.) where be will keep constantly
On hand, and for sale at the lowed porible priers, a
large and general armament of READY KADE
CLOTHING, Poch as
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, SIaTiOSOMS, CRAVATS,
Collars, &Odra, Suspenders, Gloms, Hosiery, Drawers,
Flannel Underskirts, err., kr.
He has else on band and is constantly receiving, •
large assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSINERES AND VESTINGIII
each es Silks, Satins. Marseilles, the.. eil of which will
in nods up to order on short notice and on reasonable
team. The subscriber having been • practical Tailor
(or the list LS years, in the city of New York, Setters
bowel( that he can give aatisfaction to aQ who may fa
vor him with their patronage.
His Clothing is all made up under his own inspec
tion, and be has therefore no heatancy in memonrend
log hie these who wish to purchase.
0:7. CUTTING arid MAKING UP for persons ehto
prefer to furnish their own materials; and Cutting done
for persons who wish to have their made else
wheve—ell of which shall be dose with normain and
de Ctscribes Is also agent for A. Wheeler's Report
of Fashions, which he an furnish to such as sus wool
ing. on reasonable terms. . B. A. SMITH.
Towanda, June 6, 1846.
LARK& &LATEST ARNVAL OF SPRING 6, SUMMER
GOODS.
H. S. & M. a MERCUR,
RESPECTFULLY oftoosoos to their aulawroas
Mewls and cadoomoss, that they ars now •
deo bawd sail add pedal sossitarot of GOODS,
Error Wont oared us Towanda. sosbrodois aided every
thing All waded
thaw by rinfons of awry elan awl oraditioa.
trishaw to plucked Goods foe cash, will
Sod it foe their demo to examine this dock.
Towanda. May 20, *O4O.
Cheapest Goods ever sold is Towne,
ME NOW SUNG AT TIE SAYINGS !
SPRING AND RUMMER GOODS of mg r•
=optimaa for old amen and young own, for young
mimes and aid ladieti for the high, the low. the rich,
and the peers all can bow be accoransalated. A law
articles in the line of Drees Goods, which are going off
with a perriret rush, we can here mention, such as Preh
lawn gingham., dark and light gingham's, linen Inures,
Perneb lawns. henries, and a great assortment of Prints
are now selling Wirer than the lowest at No. 5. B R.
June 14. INS. REED'S..
BONNETS, and Bennet Triatatinp, of every der
aiptios, soitable far the seseoe, say be found in
atenstieuee, mid weey cheap at 3, B.R. REED'S.
117 ANTED. say quantity of Batter, at the racket
pine, et the Central Stem N. N. DierTit
SPECIAL COURT.
VOTICE,ie hereby eels that . Special . Court will
.1.1 be held et the Court His.. in Towittmla. on
Tseeday the Blet airy of October, 1818, it 10 o'clock,
A. 11.„ h tbe Hon. W. Jessup, for the trial of the
following eases. to wit.
John Bennet wk. Sele Payne.—No. 145, Dec. Term,
1845.
Meow Baler. et. al. vs. Jahn Bennett, et. *l.—N•.
105, Dee. Tenn, 1846.
Jaen Aekk vs. A. Btawinan, et. EL—No. ISt Bin.
Tina, 1846.
A. Haring. et. al. vs. Henry Roberts.—N.. 1911, Sept.
Teem. 1848.
Same, vs. Jabot Ilarkesom—No. 148, Key Term. 1847
Some, •a. 0. P. Ballard.—No. 192, Mept. Tenn, IM7
Bdune, es. 0. P. ddlaed.--No 121, Teti. Teem. 1 948
Aug. 24, IW. A. briCEAX, Prat.
GREAT LOW OF UFF,
•
At IMIII
IPMCDIPICJIMOSO SECAIMMESIN
!IsTHE gebeenler respeetfol
ly informs the Whew of To.
wand* that he has opened a
!Wet in the Union Sleek,
ons door. wen of Woodruff's
Howl (bwerseent slay) and
will NAIIIININ to keep eroutandren hard. aud supply
thew who wish the sear of " geed living." with Elatt
and ►teak Beef. Hawn. Lamb. Veal, Park, eu,of the
I. quality end in the Wet ealer.
05 0 Candles & Seep by the box or poen& constant.
ly kept on head and for sale et leer priers.
Towerade. Aug. Ui 184$. A. HAWLEY.
=CM1114:1114117 d 013711202141Cre
D. Pt NEVIITCW . , M. D.
ririsrmits his professional services to the citizens
.1. ollionrouton sad vicinity. His rooms are at the
Mailroom Exchange of J. P. Bei&
Refers to Dr. Heaven, Towanda; and Dr. Thin
Leroy. August 22.1848. _ _
CARPET BAGB.--Ladica' and ones, a good aa
lJ 14 ELLIOTT & TONKIN:3:
And•ship, ac.
x' l * 0 031
RetaiL
Asum:it Elc k CO. . ,powpecorias
in fru W Yask soillWirlalphis, tb mar ea.
alt L I new war aimed is tir asikel. Nod
*Mk Aft as madam se tosely year bstM alba
dos at gawk bed rot lio mar dor to Madre r
rasp as the idrapas. We trade frac asasdas Ia
sr ark swill disk re am sew riessaimi why
Ur soda et do sod dos berm NJ sissnin ds.
~obis musk ! May 1.
THIS WAY FOR BAROAWS!
VOW reetibriw g shoo* daily at the Central WWI
Sene, o 4Zpsiere if Mkt al.) hash auppltoe
& SUMMER 0001:Kk
which we are( edam at runweelly low priers. If you
west aftp rag g oad Garda, newt the Central !More.
!or parwertlen, are Reporter nett work.
May 21, Is4ll. N. N. 11E178.
SOP I -STOP I
WOOLsay to thy aid friends and all t wish to
CErgoat cheep. that lam will to bow at the
i l l'itAl.lBTOßE, where wry *stilt
to partially tithe charge of sod assist Nr.N.N in
the above owed estabfwiewent.
I would therefore Ito phased at any dna to show and
nullify you that it is not always a but that thous who
make the moat natio in the world. or harm the largest
sitens, that sell goods the cheapest. .
Respect:ally. yours.
Towanda. lone C. 1848. A.D.MONTANYE.
CLOTHB de CASSIMERES.—EngIish., French
. and Americus Cloths and Ceasinterea, and a large
aniortment of Fancy Caasinsonta, selling at very low
Merl at the Central Store. N. N. BETTS.
LAMES! gOODIEL-I,strus, gingham*, nor ells.
and silk and lion !gingham'. (Dew style of goods)
de hums, white dress goods, of every variety, at the
Central Store. _ je7 N. N. BETTS.
pRINTS -1006 Yards int boa& in yin mall
to mitt castoaras at coot.
Mao* 2i. ISM DIONTANTEB tic CO.
CIROCERIEB.—Gtxi young by.oe end hymn' akin
teas, at 371 cid 50 einita—said sem to sweeten
it at 6} and 8 tents ; all other kinds of Groceries in pro
portion at the Gentled &ow. N. M. BETTS.
EXPECTED in a few days, a few mores loads of
New bawds, at - N. N BETTS'.
•
TIR. JACKSON'S PILE EMBROCATION.—
..I.J This is no disgusting. nauseating pill, patios, or
mixture; nothing that produces pain or irritation; but
• medicine that is at once pleasant and agreeable in its
applietti affording immediate relief, and will =re the
very worst eases of painful. itching or bleeding Nevin
• any dew! days. Pall at Crtexaanzix Jt Porren's
Drug Store, No. 1. Brick Row, Towards, and you will
not go hems without a bottle.
'WORSTED DRESS GOODS.—Plain, figured end
plaid, Meek and mimed Alpeceni; black end co.
bred Fietieh Ji.eriecies; Oregon Plaids rich French
and emersion Cashmeres, DeLaines, dm, a greet variety
of styles f o r sale at mep2s ME RC UR'S,
DROADCLOTHB. Costumer's, and Sommer We&
11 —sod wallow variety, to snit al lanes mud all dr
ew of people, ee lino extotwely low at REED'S.
SHEETINOtii AND 81111RTING8 —I( you will en
funks or Souk. you will be awe to buy, unless
you sbooki think the peke so law, that then wss some
thing wiring in k. KINGBBERY & CO.
TERMS OF THE
131140HAWON BOAFtENNO SCHOOL
F .
OR board and tuition, iniduilkag Orthography, Reue
ins. Writing. Arithmetic. Algebra. Book-Keeping,
English Grammar. Rhetoric Composition. Geography.
Use d *M. Globes. Mineralogy, Natural Philosophy and
Aswan°ay. (with the um of si good optimums to illus
trate thaw mates.) Morel Philosophy and Chemistry,
payable quarterly in adrancs. pat mama * IMO 00
Day nebular; per ,weer. 4 00
arras CIA VG FA.
FMB* per Oa*, w
80A . •
lihsToic(en the plarre) Per Trererr.
Embroidery mei reework. "
Any prong lolly ratining in sure:lion as the p
is privileged to learn napwark, as any one of the abietir
languages, at the same time, without additional dune-
To a young lady who . roadies the Eustis branches, the
tams of Wanting each of tits shoo braarchav, we per
claw, 113 00
Instructien an the Guitar, e 4 00
Use of Pianos,
Deawine sad painting is water colon, asehrling
tie see of Nuervielti suck as &min paper,
!Ishii. rod* stc. 4 011
Oil p r se canvaso. 0 • 10 00
Painting traseporent window shades, inichniurg '
the map* of iimionials. each 00
Form& pointing ea paper, silk sod velvet, pus
tied, issions, 5 00
Gilding* silk. crape, &c. do. 3 00
Wax Ikvers, per quarts:, , . " 500
Rees sad ink, " 30
Washing, .. 2 90
Board la vacatisa t $2 00 per walk.
Limos, podium& addressed to der Mimes W RITE
& GRIFFIN. Binghamton. Broome cm, N. 'F., err
receive prompt attendee.
cj• Tao melt session of this astabfislansist apses
dor Int kreaday in Sepissabsi.
Binghamton. August 0.1445.
11111 W 41061606%
B. KINOSBERY & CO.,
iftßl4 pow roceiving • now supply of GOODS (ow
Nuns York. Also, ono ark lood of SALT.
Towanda, July 12. 1848. _
J.. N. SUMNER, N. D., DENTIST ,
TUTU' pay hie next visit to Towanda, in October.
I' V next, and may be found at Wettest-7es ROM.
His friends are invited to all.
_July 12. 1848..
HARDWARE AND
STOVE STORE!
DANIEL LORD takes this method to inform the
inhabitants of Brodkin! Co., and the surrounding
curtly, that he is receiving at the old stand of J. P.
Kerby. a large and welLeakeed assortnent of
JIM AIL Rn 11I7iT Allk. u
Consisting in part of the following : Nails, conk`, tin.
sheet iron bar and sheet lend, lend pipe of vurionsais es,
anvils. cotter and ample vices, crow tam sped" mho
ten aid knits, mill, X cut, circular, panel & web saws.
SAMMY HARIPNARE, CARPENTER'S & MEWS
Tools, Hones Trimmings of various descrigekten.
COOK & PARLOR STOVES,
Latest iinproventent. Also. the reff.Reinkding Par
fer Stove. Hearin assuefectoue and keep en hand
Capper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware,
of all kinds, sal at low prices. Al] persons wishing
to pnr:cbsee Modem% will do wall to call on D.. J.erd
before purchasing at any other place. His stook is en
tirely pew and fresh. He will sell as sheep May oth.
er estatlialunen twithin 100 miles of this plum, (se
saineke.) All kinds of Copper, TUB end Mien Iron
Warm topairod and made Mader is workmanlike , min.
atm . Towanda. June 28, 1848. :
Rio DoNo
nR. GUYEIOTTII Compoand Extract af MAIM
boa and AssaiNvoriiks, au eliciust sod Douai*
reasimly far Coossuppuessomenofils, esuososes dimness,
rbesnuatimas, piat.raeral dehtlih, flystepsia. bilious
diseases, kerbs ossupisiabl, beadoebesr comills. colds.
fever awl "guy ad all chromic sioclious *oat from
the abuse of usufacioes, for ode st Na 1. Brick Ravi,
by CHAMBERLIN 44 PORTER.
ARABOI,I3 d< UMBRELLAS. the meat estataint
,and splendid assortment ewer bro't into Towanda,
may an d
*mud at No. 5, B. R. RREIrt.
GREEN PABASOI.B--s few mews of twee Spier t •
did green silk widTint satin hinged emir& and
shadier, just reed edlirra very kw at FOX'S.
attdigabilt,
li .
anik : ,f Bind Mani
man COM idry wow 1 disoir NEW COODNI
go ses4 4 . o ftl•allia hi by dm! relS o rielt ire
am gm. prepared sopa as kw sllkrestit
this assiso.-, This lb* / a rrival
ptY al
wow lIARDWMatiIiCKERIti
de vest vane% sod whial rill be soil seil.gk,l4
Isl. 14. nr.ityrr a iwastrath
4.21 1 A W . Uf• - • - • Veld a ialailleark VON.' Mims
14.) sod everything usually 100 ti ' s ialge.7
Jule 14. E14.410TT. 0_
VOIMITERPANES. —A few wet e'llalkith
•-) ree'd nuorr &
8 0 14NET13.--Fleresee, Arm, peed MAIN 110*
Bassets ; also, pelm•lesi sod Ingbses bats; bi
Jule 14. ELLIOTT & TOKKIES:
1 L° 111 " - hued variety ; nisi& sad E
.
Ca"duseres of an kb*, sod SatinetteOZ !AU
he will low by , - Eworr * TOM 11.
1 EON AND NAILS: aim and ase_l). /ter.. =Pa
1. Imp sod small. drop end_ riii_ti:er *V&A*
ammeatly an bald' by ELLMI - 1* at TO
PeliSOWSpuifi - ea' Wrill'ilii lien is tsrif
mo an. on, voile before porch,* elprohei:
as our mock is large and WWI stlawlel; iiikl pa ' .
4
when the good* are lowest ; A ao . thal w it esre a' ' " '
table advantage nevi Aerie who kiii% 4-. • igere#l . • (
can aecommoilati our euatoment with Mimeo everytheeir
they wish. from a Mao mill to a corn libeller.
July 14. ELLIOTT & TO114E:
ATIENTIOM! . - HORIBIBI!.
.
ox.Lovrs . ( ) , ••• cataaamma
I / '
HEAVE ( , - I , CURE, ,
Tor wide et No 'ill
,74! f'. E. 1114 11.17
chomberlin e . : "*._z____ V eritiNiter:
A LIST OF POPULAR MEDICINES;
rein ictt.t• ;Or . ,
CIIAMICERUPf ti PORTER, Mal, 166.:
who 'keep cuidtandy on t and a felf assedasent
genuine Drugs and *Widnes, Paints, ClTi, Diessols;
Groceries, Fermi a, iicle,;yr. 4c.
Airliners poor man's Out. Trask • magnetic catmint;
" tooth ache drop.. Toiiiies Ilnivegsal Es
litiok'ff health restorative, • Master of pain ,
Clickencenc a. C pills. Wider's bola. w ill dory;
Delley's pain extractor, Buchan's Hans. bi#•eir
Palmeacick's vernriffsge, pant' hair:
Gridley's salt r h eum dot. Davis' . do, ,
Grwiersberg 'medicines, Mirdings sticking salve;
HobensadVa worm Prop, Pelee, White's dn.,.
ingoldatry's pile speci fi c. Ellis' ad. lister clo ut,;
Dr•Jarre's methane*. Extinct d We-Armor , bor..
Jackson's pile d. tederens'; - 'lane Indiiin
111bennan's medicines.. 'keine for connomptsso,
•• poor mat's plod. diseases of the Geer, do.,
Merriek's vermitoge, nompron's e7m water;
Worsdell's veg. ms. pills, Weaver's ,worm'bra,*
Dr. Weston•s kumle " Fikfte. oil,'
Winslow's hale. horeliOniia, Wien'
Molrst's medicines . : liiiiniimx,=Wdieves •
Peke?* Oleamossian;• „dimilnatie and other pain,
Phinney'a Webeier's ex. sarsaparilla;
Pocahontas'do. Baden oil,
Porter's tooth cordial. carpintitir'i .lib:
eloole's or. sov. balm pills, licAllister's °kaiak,
Swayne'• iry-rnp w. cherry, Tinliggthres balance' Wei'
do. rermifuge. Balm of Cohimbia,
Benides a c. Ind. veg. pills, Bateman's pectoral drops;
Scarped ammo IC oil. Codfrey's cordial,
Wright'. frat'~fs.pi,M. ullard'', oil ansit:•
Oriental dp. fridi'sn'iegitdde Aim;
Brandreth'i flo. J,ew DaVideplaster, •
Web War's Wrens dp. cinnamon's Arabian bale:
Pbelp•s tnmiio do. CoO . 's "corn
Dr. Rush's de. >b • ve1,14;
Ides' . do. Mime caps'iles,
Post's poor 'Adis da ie crown emelE •
With cmmy 'Awn, isi Mitiniavatsit: 'Tim. eclat:A-
I berm are neves kw admit ot the , above nidheines. and
warrant every article l'enaitie• July 19, Is4ll.
VARIETY STORE. STORE.
$4 04;
4 00
4 00
10 00
2 00
8A YRE & WOOCIWCIRTH,
'WOULD reeprethilly inform the inkabitante of To.
VW wands and' vicinity, that Abel bare opened a
*AMERY it VARIETY STORE. in dio wrist
ei l the pa& mitiskii, Oa MaistAit. takes
nay be foetid ell pods . .
Greceileri nemerves; Pickles, .11Pridllii;
Toba* • &of, ,4 4 i'Ort Caiklyi trackers' and privy'
every ' A:Ads, Brooms, Willow wore,
4c. • Spentl OrlTolioto,CorodlM Air artl'y
floqui,; Flour, Podc limns,
of whie6 inn aoo thump for ash.
Towanda, Juli 3, ma. .
CH~_
Lt •
Bil
pinch_ ,
aViAalwtiii aord aim rtirit,
end solicit the continued . ilOtiratigisof Aleir
They are premed with in earilitiaa to araisiia ,
misdate the pub*, having
1111114„„, Cu. La.
which • will _ens them to demote@
. 6011direst' from:
New York to glitandma DAILY during the Wagon.
with NO TRANSHIPIEENTS on the entire ionic
(c The= invitee cell horn . thhil Mewls berbsisidoippitig.
as their charges Will be at loviest rates:
WKINNEY, Biluriorsten
!Miaow :1.1:8E EDIVOL 7 - Soisrh.et., N. '&4
IL A:REXFORD,
CM
The sub#ribeistiltzotiiinas the buiii
I
rage and Forwarding. and may at all times be 3osi at
his well known !storehouse, rebid° be keeps ( . 4 rale at
lowest prices. Floor, Salt, Grindstones, Ropes* Pitch,
Oakum. Beef, Pork, &d .
cry• Cosh paid for all kinds of Lombei Intl Proabsee,
delivered at the Storehouse. C. WICIICKEY.
Binghamton,lApril 21, 1848. • Om°
A QUANTFir OF surisire FLOUR jest
- the single bared or..load,'
MERCIIIVSI.
PIANO FORTIES, MIAMI AND INKOINANS,
VllOlll the best lthave6euniesikseitoe. 66' by
Troy, , Au g . 16, 1846; BASSETT...
SEED WHEA
FOR SALE.; 250 busts. of the celebrated 1901114"2 . •
WHEA t r procured of Mr.lkowleed, sear Roebee:
ter, iwid to yield on good ground, from 40 to 50 . halAtls`
per sae, at $1 125 T ori.li sere. Also, two fine
half breeds; otw / • ter surd the otheiii
very low. ! WM. W. 6VERTOI2.'
Athena, August 9, 1848. .
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ADMINISTRATOR'S' cerger ff .;
ALL pent. indebted MUM eatilleof liatriiliantito'
idiroy, 'd., We of Orwell tp. .ar elnmsby mien:
Ind to make pa. t wilbodedeTaY • abd Mori batitise
aims airtime estate IV plisse presort theme's' , "
ambestiestail semkeitent. ' C.O. GRIDLEY,
Orwell, did 12. 184 . 8. Administrator.
cuTors NOTICE,„I
inJebteertio the Wide of.,YXEDtRIER
; Y. darnel.. late'of i.itcbfieltil, sie Istmeby
e Peree4 withbet 4.14, aisa those
spinet aid Argo sill plasm ifeione
iestal foe aegkaimilL
DREW BRADLEY,
!ANDEL DAVIDSON. ?
use 14, I 848.•
13:21
BRA DL ,
Vegetated to '
twilit deists
than (144 j
Lstebfield,
=I
ED
pai
eg
0 ,
P
, still
ISM
Vestinea, Overcoat
vs and gold mixed TIVe
SAVINGS BANK.
-STUFFS, also WatC
R. FOX'S.