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The true Democrat., 1856-07-15

.-Fy-' We are informed that Judge Yell in his boosting speeches, the mountains, claims that he will, among other counties, have majority in Crawford county This is either braggng on the part of the great JeenaS, else he has been most egregiously deceived by lis Know Nothing friends here. Conway will have majority in this county of from two to three hundred. Fun Bu,en htella- gefacer.
 The Judge" or the "Genera,' as he is known about here, makes a great many "clalms" that will be ''set aside" on the first Monday in August next. Yell may carry fue counties in the State-more, we do not believe he will get He will not make so good a run as General Smithson did in 1852, by at least 3 900 votes. Yell will be the worst beaten man that ever aspired to office in Arkansas. Snch is the universal sentiment of the people.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15
Spea!king Appointments.

As one af the DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS for the State at large, will address the people political ques forenoon arl at the following places and will cheer fully divide time with the Know Nothing electors viz:
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15
EFAN APPRENTICE WANTED at this office to learn the printing business.

Nor YET TAKEN--Up to the time of our going to press, the offer in our hands to bet Sl,OOo that Buchanan and BrecknridSe will carry Kentucky, has not been taken. We hope our Know Nothing friends will not suffer this offer to be lost. Why don't they back their judgment by taking this bet?
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15
INHospITALITY-Capt. C. c. Danley, in [

INHosrITALITY.-Capt. c. c. Danley, in the last Gazette, speaks sne 1ingly of Gov. Con- ways party at the State House, during the ses- sion of the last Legislature. This is in keep ing with Danley's low breeding. He attended that party-wc saw him there, and were dis gustei with the Sormandzer. He eat and drank enough to sicken dog.
 Capt. Danley now sneers at the Governors party. What better could be expected of a man that is utterly lost to all the decences and proprieties of life. He accepted of Gov. Conway's hospitality for the purpose of sian dering him and his guests. Shame shame :, Captain-the jarhepey of the lowest pot house in the State could teach you superior mauners
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15
Good News from the North-W est.

An intelligent gentleman, and one who has the best opportunities of knowing, writes here that Yell did himself no credit in the north western counties. He IS regarded there as purely slanderer of the absent He injured himself by his speeches in the north west. The writer says, in that judicial circuit, where Gen. Smithson, the most popular man in the north west, receved four years ago, about 2OoO votes majority over Conway, Glen. Yell will be beaten by Conway from 2,5OO to 5000.
 The democrats in the northwest, and the old line whigs, who scorn Know Nottingham, are active and excited. Gov. Conway's ad- mnistration is warmly endorsed, and he will receive the largest majority there ever given to a democrat. His bold, fearless and noble eff forts to obtain justice for the State from the Real Estate Bank, has endeared him to the people of the northwest.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15

E. N. Conway's address sent free from this office to all orders Address Publishers of True Democrat.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15

Little Rock, Pulaski = Saturday = ,. My democratic friends will please give publicity to these appointments in their respective countless will speak at other places if necessary, in case it will not prevent me from fulfilling the aboyeappont mentS. $. II. HAMPSTEAD. Little Rock, June 23, ls56.
 .1s~ l will address the people as one of the dem ocrac candidates for elector, at the following times and places
 County site of Randolph July 19
 lo Green .July 2l
 do Independence ................ July 24
 do Van Bufen ......... July 26 hope the democratic papers and my democratic friends in the counties named will give publicity to these appointments. will be happy to divide time with any Know Nothing orator who may desire it.
 N E. BURROW. sy The undersignel, who nominated by the late democratic State convention candidate for presiden tal elector for the first congressional district will ad dress the people al the following times and places. He proposes to divide time with any Know Nothing orator, and respectfully invites all persons to come ont and
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15
Tickets {! Tickets '

Tickets 1! Tickets! Our friends in this and the adjoining coun- ties, who want tickets printed for the August election, will send in their orders.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15

My cemocratic friends are authorized to make any other appointments on the route that will not con hlct with the above will also be happy to divide meet at any or all of the above named places to discuss the issues of the day Democratic papers please copy. J. J. GREEN
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15
Colonel RurrOW.

flowing to sickness Col. Burrow, after leav- ing Ozark, has not been able to fill his appoint ments as published. He is now, we are happy to state, .convalescent, and will soon make ap- polntments for speaking in Sebastian, Crawford and Washington counties"
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15

Col. \. B. BURRow-We see it stated that owing to sickness, Col. Burrow was not able to fill his appointments in Crawford, Sebastian and Washington counties. We regret this much, as 1t will throw the Colonel out of near ly all of his appointments He is most able and interesting speaker, and those who lose the opportunity to hear him will miss rich treat. The Van Ruran Intallirapoar eors.
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15

sf5- As one of the Democratic Electors I will ad ress the people the political issues of the day at
The true Democrat., 1856-07-15

The democrats in the vicinity, and democratic pa papers requested to give publicity to the above ap ponunents JOHN MCCOY. sa5- The candidates for the Legislature and coun- ty offices in Pulaski county, will address the citizens at the following times and placcs, to wit
 fGy-At Reed IS Bridge. ...........-. July l6 Eagle--Ilouse of Sam'l Flanagin. ........... IS Campbell Pennington's mill.............. l" Fl F0urcheSaln Whites house. P O10eR-Baptist church h.................. 24 say Col. Warren will meet Col Fowler at the fol- lowing times and places and address the people upon the political questions of the day:
 Atcourt-h house of Hampstead, Friday July IS
 .... IafayettC Saturday ....,.. 's l9
 Columbia, Monday. ....-.... 21 At Eldorado, Union CO.,, Wednesday ..... |" 2S Lisbon, '' " Thursday ........ < 24 At court house, Ouachita CO.,. Friday . 25
 Calhoun, Saturday ....... |" 26
 Bradley, Monday ....... '' 2S
 Drew, Tuesday. .......... " 29
 Ashley, Wednesday .. 30
 Cmcot, nday ............ Aug.
 IeSDa Salufday- At Arkansas Post, Monday ........... 4
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-12
Buchanan Defining his Position.

Nr Buchanan addressed the keystone Club.
at bis residence, at Wheatland, Pa, on the 9th
gt. as follows
Gcatlcmcn of the KeystoRe Club-I give vou
m1, hearty and warm welcome to my abode
Congratulate you not uponmy nomination, bnt
upon the gIorious privilege Of being citizens of
our great Eepub|ic- Your superiority over the
lcop}ecf olner countries has been fully demon
s,racd by the conduct of vast concourSe as
amcIed during the past week at Cincinnati
Upon apy Siniiiar occasion in Europe the vOlun-
tar expression of the people would have been
',owned in martial music and their actions
controlled br an army with banners.
How unlike the spectacle at Cincinnati, where
delegates from the people of the different States
met in convention under the protection of the
Constitution and laws, aud tremendously delib-
Grated upon subjects Of vital Importance to the
country. Gentlemen, two weeks since | should
have made You longer speech, but now have
been placed upon platform of which [ most
earthly approve, and that can speak for me-
beng The representative Of the great Democrat
rNrtr, and not simply James Buchanan, |
@>t square my conduct according to the plat
'na Of that party, and insert no new plank
nor take one from it. That platform is sufli-
GENTLY broad and national for the WHOLE De-
~mnc PARTY. This glorious party now
more than ever has demonstrated that it is the
tue conservative party of the Constitution and
q the Union.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-12

FREEDOM IN EIRGINIA.-The citizens of Fau-
Q'eT County, Va, have held a public meeting
hrthe express purpose of uttering denuncations
a,ainst Mr. J, {, Underwood, who appeared in
l1c Republican Convention as a delegate from
Virginia. ThereSolutonS which we're adopted on
iAtoccaSl0R are not remarkable for moderation.
They declare it libel to impute to Nirginians
any weakness like that of a love of Free-S0il
.octrInp, and are loud-voiced in praise of the
taIon But the demonstration did not end here
A Committee was appointed to wait upon Mr..
Underwood, to af0rm him Of the sentiments of
,le Meeting, and to hint that "it was deemed
I'Q and advisable" tor him 10 tsare the Stdts as
s-0a as possible. We do not learn that Mr. I'm
e'fEood has yet obeyed this pcremptOry man
rae The order savurS of the tone that Border
4lJ Us employ in Kansas, and the result may
,s,,Hlar. Mr., Underwood may find it essential
@as safety to withdraw to some other locality
~rnca he can exercise the privilege of thinking
sa' 4TakIng as he pleases. In any event, his
80 new Instance to show that persecution for
y y 'uon sake is not yet done away with
Ir.a'N>p.antation Of Rufiianism from Kansas to
"S'na appears to aggrayate the severity of
vi. >!mptoms. Times.
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Meeting of Young Men.

,+a meeting of the Young Men" Of Du-
= .,wnship, convened pursuant to notice, at
IEn ltn White School House, in Frenchtown, on
Woudav evening, June 3Oth, HORACE II.
M0OnY was called to the chair, and E. l..
pnowy appointed Secretary.
h"r The object of the meeting having been sta.
- Inv the chairman, on motion, Edw Homet,
w X Moody and VIM. Barnes were, appoint
~ committee to draft resolutions.
{" Ibo committee having retired, and Col. b.
: ,norrr being present, was called for, and re-
Ian 'nnIod in usual earnest and eloquent manner,
:lIotnr us to united action the present strug-
~, far Freedom, and against the ruling power
IF our government.
u Thc committee then came forward and re-
.,r,rJ the following preamble and resolutions,
aaLirh were unanimously adopted =
That whereas the time has arrived in the
,;.torv Of our country, when it is necessary for
senators" who have the moral courage" to
.r,rpss their principles upon the Senate floor,
- curry arms to defend themselves: And
,ybcrpaS certain outrages have been committed
rnop the free people Of Kansas, whose cries
SLr MD from our Government have been unno-
ticed. Therefore,
Psolrud, That We disapprove of the policy
of the present administration, and of the plat
farm adopted by the Cincinnati Convention,
and will use all fair and honorable means in
ornosition to the principles therein presented.
'R<<aly,d, That we heartily coincide with the
nrinripIes set forth in the platform adopted bv
tbe Republican National Convention and hail
with Measure the nomination of JOHN C..
FREMONT for President, and WM. l.. Day
r,y for Vice President of the United States.
E,uhcd, That our worthy Representative,
Ham G. \. Grow deserves and shall receive
orr earnest support for the bold and fearless
manner in which he has discharged his duties
IN Congress
Rmlrd, That we approve of the nominal
tons made by the Union State Convention and
e,ueriay that of our worthy townsman, Col.
Z L,roRTE for Surveyor General
Rr1,Irsd, That 5. NJ Laporte, B. X. Ross.
Cd Passage, Theodore Clark and w. L.
oaks be appointed committee, whose duty it
shall be 10 call meetings at such times and
Places as they may deem proper.
RluirYd, That the proceedings of this meet
Ing be signed by the officers and published in
The Rparicr and ArGUs.
Ii. T. MOODY, Chairman.
T. L. Brown, Secretary.
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SUFFERING AND sTAMMERING CURED.

DIT. DEARBORN JEwErT will be at the Ward House in
this village until the 24th instant purpose of
ing persons afflicted with Suffering and Stammerng. He
has ample testimonials of his ability SO, from which
We select the followngletter:
HARRIsBuRG, Pa Feb 3, 1866.
DR.. I. d. JEwETT, ElIpira, N. T.:
Dear Sr-I take my pen in hand to inform You of the
of your treatment in the my friend Potter
saw him day or two SINCE and though have known
him for years, was pleased and surprised to find him
speaking fnently and easily myself or any one else
to express to you his gratitude and try induce you to
return Tor several persons afflicted he had been were
unable to see ycn Among them two ladies who are
iesrous OF becoming acquainted with your panacea Tor
mpedments in speaking.
Now, Doctor, will you and relieve these af
nlcted persons, you here but short time Will
you not visit us again And will assure you warm
Welcomes and plenty of business Write to me soon and
tavoraby if your engagements will permit and believe
me, Truly yours, julylO L. A. CARMAN
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stuttering and stammering curedI

hR. L. ID. JEWETT has taken rooms at
~ the WARD HOUSE, where he will remain from the
sd to the 9th of JULY and receive persons afflicted with
the above difficulty and them of the same without
pam or surgical operation. The following letter will show
in what high estimation the Doctor held where he has
been and practised this wonderful art
MEADSvILLE, Dec. 2i, 1855.
DR.. T. D. JEwETT-Dear Sir | take the opportunity to
write to you, and express my gratitude for the great
change you have produced i'll the speech of my SON /
would have been willing to pay you double the amount
which did-yes, ten times rather than have him back
where he before you him. lie is no more that
suffering and tammerng lad of Judge FucrS but he
now pain distinct spoken boy, that's not ashamed
speak to any one. And hope you will persevcre your
course, and you will ever have the goodwill of
Your humble servant
July O. Hon GEORGE FILLER
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MES= CAMP-MEETING.-The undersigned would
RAE inform the public generally, that arrangements
are being made by committee chosen for that purpose
TO mold CampAeeting near Frenchtown in most beau
ui grove on land owned by Bartholomew LapOrte Said
meeting to open by sermon, at p NJ Tuesday the
"a o September next and close the following Tuesday
morning The public generally and especially all friends
OF meetings from far and near are earnestly invited
to furnish themselves with cloth and supply of pro-
Visions and come thus prepared to remain with during
the whole of the meeting Competent aid both clerical
and lay, from abroad, will be expected
l.. WOOD, Chairman
Liberty Corners July l, 1856. Com of Arrangement.
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NACKINAW TROUT-Some very fine
VI in half barrels also Nackcrel in half and quar-
ter hwTeis at jlS FONS.

LNOREIGN ATTACHMENT Bradford
Il County. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
To the Sheriff Of Bradford County, Greeting We
mand that you attrch Patrick Mdon late of your
ty, by all and singular his goods and chattles, lands and
tercmcnts moneys rights and credits. in whose hands
possession the may be- that he be and ap
pear before court of Common Pleas to be holden at
the borough Of Towanda in and for said county the
first Monday of September next there Whitman
Phillips aud Elijah Sheldon in plea of trespass the
upon promssory note &c. not exceeding three hun
dred dollars, and that yOu summon all persons in whose
hands possession the said goods chates moneys ,rght'
and credits any of them may be attached that they
and every of them be and appear before said court at the
day and place aforesaid to what shall be objected
against hem and abide the judgment of the Court there
in and have yOu then and there this writ
IL. Witness the honorable David WilmOt President
of said court at the borough Of Towanda aforesaid the
Goth day of May, \. ID, 1856.
ALLEN M'KEAN, Prothonotary.
The Sheriff is directed to attach certain lot, piece
parcel of land situate in the township OF Orertnn Brad
ford county aforesaid and is also directed to publish
py of the writ in this for six weeks in the Bradford
Reporter and also in the Bradford Argus papers publish
cd in said county. Order made by Judge in vacation
July !. \. M'KEAN Prot.
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w. N, II On Saturday last, 2Sth ult., as
, "l' l. Stephens, a we'll known citizen Of the
Tt' part Of Luzerne county, was riding in a
,tn t'ITse with VIM. &. Jones, on the road back
. T.. n!4e Park, and about two and a half miles
5.., I.. mat village, he was shot dead. Jones
/ .l,D M gun shot, and turning his head slight
,.:,; "a" stephens leaning over, and without
,+Aus IS, TO look for the murderer he drove rapid
!, wards S'a home A Coroner's jury assembled
rr,,., @%,,prcay evening, and after a post mortem
~ mutation Of the body, adjourned The Jury
t,.5 u! session all Sunday, but nothing was eli
"'' 10 Tx the crime on any individual.
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CHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of writ

CHERIFFS SALE-By virtue of a writ
~ of f. IA issued ont Of the of pleas of
Bradford County, and directed will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House in the borough of Towan
da at o'clock p. NJ. of Monday, August llth, 1856
piece parcel land situate in Athens township, and
bounded north by lands of Ira Elsbrce, Erastus Wolcott
and others west 10y lands belonging to the estate or heirs
of Mary Cation south by Ira Elsbrce and - Burnside :;
and east by land of Ira Elsbree. Containing about $50
acres less about 100 improved one frame
house frame barn. one corn house. and two apple or
chardS thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of James FL
rdge now to the of Francis Tyler James Thomp
j. \. CODDlNb, SheflH'
Sherf-s Office Towanda July s, 1856.
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CUTTINBURc, ROSENBAUM g. co.
-...-.'.. HAVE OPENED A
NEW STORE,
New Prices and New Goods {!

the Corner of Main and Bridge streets, in Pattons
n New Block where they will exhibit and offer for sale
splendid stock of DRY GOODS consisting of the latest
STYLES of Ladies' Dress Silks such plain black waered
laventnc hrocade &C., changcabe China and plaid silk
splendid style of striped pongce silk, OF all colors and
shades. 4 splendid stock of Grape, Silk, Stella and
printed Cashmere STIAWIS; regular assortment of
DRESS GOODS, consisting "f challys. de aines beragcs
lawns &c. from 30 cent calico dress pattern up to 81
silk dress In nOMESTICS, assortment is complete;
have large stock of prints gnghlms, checks, tick
ngs bleachcd and unbcached musls &c. Also Splen
did assortment of EMBROlDERlES, such French
needlcwUrk collars sleeves Swiss and jaconc ouncng,
needlework edgingS and nserngs, linen thread aces,
cotton embroidered lace curtains, aconetS dotted mulS,
grospart musns Nc. too numerous to mention.
We have also elegant assortment of Bonpets Rib
bOns, FYo,cers and Borders HeaddreSses, hair fronts,
hair brdids Sc to which invite the attention OF COun
try Mliners and the Ladies' in particular.
All of the above articles feel assured offer to
the public at stonishingy low prices and determn
ed not to be udersod by establishment this side of
New York city. We would invite the citizens of Brad
ford county and elsewhere to give call and examine
stock and satisfy themselves about prices before
purchasing elsewhere. 1t is true saying penny
ed is two earned.
To the GENTLEMEN in particular we will say that in
connexon with the above we have regular Tailoring
establishment in the city oi Newly ork. and have taken
particular pains to get up splendid stock of SPRING
AND SUMMER CLOTHING. which offer to you at
prices unsurpassed any other establishment. Our
sortmcnt in this branch consists of Infants Boys and
Mems Wear also general stock of GcnHcmCnS Furn-
ishinG Goods such Shirts, Collars. Cravats Stocks,
Socks, Srspenders &c. Also, general assortment of
Hats. We prepared to take for nice suits,
and furnish them on short notice and warrant them
good fit and satisfactory in every respect In short all
the goods sold by will he warranted and exchanged or
taken back if required We atter ourselves that we have
the best cutters in the city, and the best
worknen employed and give satisfaction the public
Reference of our firm can be had from Ben Bentley
Albert Chamberln L. Scare Wm. X. Hatch X. b. Little,
John +. Dean, Esqrs,, Montrose Pa.
Towanda, April .. 1856.
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G,,;,I.AAANADo N

On Wednesday, I'd inst, in Towanda by Rev. J. McWil-
liam, Mr.. BENJAMIN NORTH to Miss MARY JANE
ARNOUT, both of Monroe. ~
In Franklin, the 2lst ult., by Stuart Smiley ESQ., Mr.
oRltiN L. WATKINS, of Granville, to Miss NJ AIRY
ROCKWELL, of Franklin.
On Friday, 4th Instant. at Greenwood by the same Mr.
FREDERICK WHITE to Miss MATILDA TALLADAY
both of Monroe.
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MAP OF BRADFORD COUNTY, fyou

MAP OF BRADFORD COUNTY, from
1NI actual and surrey throughout the Co,u
IT, made under the direction Of j. ". B1RkER-The
subscriber will publish shorya New COMPLETE MAP
BRADFORD COUNTY. The surveys now in progress
All the Public Roads Railroads, Stations, Post Offices
Churches, School Houses Stores Shops, Mills Private
and Public Houses &c. to be shown the Map in
addition to the usual Topography OF Rivers Creeks Ponds
and Mountains The names of the property holders
orally including those in the County who subscribe in
advance TO the Map also TO be inserted in their respec
tive places.
MAPS OF THE PRINCIPAL VILLAGES. a large
scale will he inserted in the margin. Also views of pub
lie buildings and private residences.
No Maps will be published than subscribed for
and at only one price.
The Map will contain Ii Is square feet. Toll
engraved and delivered subscribers handsomely conred
and mounted WILLIAM j. BARKER Publisher
North Hector, Ny May -, lsJ6.
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Mem advertisements.

n Office is HEREBY GIVEN that an
application will be made to the Legislature of
Pennsylvania for the incorporation of Bank to be called
the NORTH BRANCH BANK, with banking privileges
OF Issue Discount and Deposit witha capital of one hun
dred thousand dollars with the right increase the cap
ita stock to two hundred thousand dollars to be To-
Gated in the borough of Towanda the county Brad
ford. July | lS5G-6m
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that On

application will be made the next session of the
legislature of Pennsylvania for the incorporation of
bank to be called the KEYSTONE BANK, with banking
privileges of Issue Discount and Deposit with capital
OF one hundred thousand dollars with the right increase
the capital stock to two hundred thousand dollars and to
be located i'll the borough of Athens, in the county of
bradford.
Athens Pa. July -Gn