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SdsM#ttethetfaumpCgasutatiptatilpnal• In thi ewe
ben axecety .eangie.divpue, pipe futuur Uh
O► Tat
Forth IrruTictql College of .11,alth.
• liitiacailiinuy Pills ate coMpoi•ed of . plants
'Mehl/Mar `spatitaneously - .on - Mir -own soil: and are.
thtfalfUia Geurt adapted to our constitutions, than Medi
tines.ict' r6Cted fplinfoivign drum howsver welt they
; and as WRIGH'rS INDIA&
VECIETeiIIf.E PILLS 'so founded upon the Principle
that itiOturiisn holy is in•truth
"11,,IIIIACT TO IJUI ' ONE DIREASE,I .
natnely: corrupt humors, and that . said ma'am cures
thiatieSse nn
NATURAL PRINCIPLES.
hytonsing and purifying the lay, it will be tromi•
tealrat If the constitution !lb not entirety exhausted. a
pdietfainve In iheit uee, afeunlinq to ilirerti•nrs, is al'
whitely certain to drive diewne of every name from the
. , .
'When' we tvieh to restore a 'swamp or morass 'n
fettifiii;wr drain it of 'the superabundant aster. In
like . inaiinei. if we wish to restorer the body to heulth we
inliii,Eleinser it of impurity.
'WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one of the how, if not the very best, medi.
eineThin . the world for carryina nut this •
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE. •
beiVictsri they expel from the body all !florid,' e n d eownpt
hdrni r. the' canoe of the disease, in an easy end Ain.
railtlinner, and while they every day give EASE &
plia • litre . , disease of every mame is rapidly driven from
the' &Say: •
'TIM following highly respectable Orme-keepers have
been, Oly appointed Agents for the Nalls . of Wright's In.
dianitegetahte Pills in Bradford County'.
& Co., Towanda ;
"'A: H. Gaylord, Canton -
•
John H. Furman, Columbia Floss;
. T. &S. W.. Pomeroy, Troy ;
& Gee. Bur •
v!,
• Wor. Gihson, Ulster ; lington ;
*Men Duffer, Smithfield ;
1: - .B.Enriworth, Athens;
Trscy.Milan ; • -
U. Moody & Co. frenchmorn ;
John Horton. Jr., Teirytown
irD; Nimusn. Springfield
,:•stDrrs & Jones, Sheshequin;
, ; „,,Pilniel Brink, Horohrook;
N. D. & C.
,Warford, Monmeton
Officrs devoted exclusively to the, sale of Wriuht's
Indian Vegetable Pills, of: the North American College
No. T 26 Greenwich street, New York ; No.
199 l'iemont st., Cotton ; and Principal Office, No 169
Rinv"Street, Philadelphia.: 15v
MONEY LOST.
y the undersigned on the 23 inst., at' the Toll
House,' or near Mathewson's ravern. in Athens,
a Wallet containing st 7 in Bank Notes, and about
fit in change._ Also L Note signed by Samuel Niles &
twopigMad by A. C.: Scott, amounting in all to about
s_o:prid. urine other "paliers ; if the person finding or
Inkingthenk will return them to the undersigned, shall
beAniitled to d ss ; or any , information given whereby
(he alwve may be recovered. shall be amply rewarded by
BENJAMIN I'. SCOTT,
Smithfield, Sept. 2Qth,' 184$.
'Administrator's Sale
rpursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of
Bradford Couuty, will be sold at public vendor., at
the honsead George Coryell, in Monroeton, at 2 o'clock
in - thenfternoon on Thursday, the -15th day of October
ittext, tie following described property, late of Noadiab
.15141tner;''dee'd, to Wit: The undivided one-eighth port
of a tract of land situate in Monroe township, bounded
north by lands of A. L. Cramer, east by G. F. Mason,
Sarah Case and Franklin Lyon, on the south by the TO.
wands creek and on the west by lands of G. F. Mason,
Containing one hundred alerts with about -silty acres
improved, with a:framed house and barn and au apple
orchard thereon.
Also—the south half of a lot of land situate in Mon
roe townihip .eontaining one hi.ndred acres, bounded
on the north by lands of Jab Summers. east by James
R. Irvine' & 917.: W. Irvine, south by W. W. Irvine &
Sebleus Macey, and on the west by lands of &blear
Marcy and ReVellon Fowler. The said fifty acres be
ing all unimproved. Term, made known on day of ale.
CIA EIRISSA CRA Nhl Ell, Adminittratriz
JAS. R. IRME, Adminialralor, • Sep. 9.
SHERIFF'S SALE:
Y virtue of a writ of yenditioni exponas is
-111 sued out of the court of Common Pleas
of Bradford county; to me directed. I shall ex-
pose to public' sale at the house of Ira 11 Ste-
phens in the borceigh of Towanda. on Poch).
the 16th day of October. the following described
piece or parcel of land situate in Wyalusine
township. bounded north by lands of Justus
by:---•Stallord. south by J. H.
-Wadi; easi hy_ the township line. Containing
i 35 2] arirrs; abort two hundred acres improved.
sting tour fianed_houses, three .log houses. cow
framed barn, one log barn, one spring house.
Vane 'grist min and the half of a saw mill and three
orchards thereon.
'Seiied. and taken in execution at the suit of
.dtlieha Lewis vs. Samuel Black.
JOHN F. MEANS. Sheriff.
GEM
> l,, ' , Sheriff 'is Office. "Fiaanda; Sept. 16. 1846
Arrival of the Great Western !
Al Towanda. Mast 18th 1E46.
j 1 .
.N the Cargo will in found a large lot of sods. Imam
*nd lemon crackers. Ladies lasting gaiters, do. Mimes
lissome boots, Zo. :Misses walking shoes, do. children'
leather boots, do. Misses gaiters, and boots and shoes of
7, sakirids, which will be sold very law foe ready pay.
N. B. 50 Firkins of good butter wanted. for which
half cash and half trade will be paid, and the highest
at price dud the lowest trade '
at the grocery and shoe store.
• The sobscriber bus been so long in the business of
• boots and shoes, that ho flatters .himself that he can
,femiah a better article than Des 'Clef. brought into this
Market.
I want you all to come an* try,
if they Ao.not. fit yo Geed not buy„
Bow toes are broad,and some are narrow
„,.„.„ II you want good shwas, come to O'Hara.
August 18.4848.
"a- ''' Agrailla VYBILM[ga ,
a 'THE, SUBSCRIBER would respectfully infora
.r .the public that ho continues marry on the above
' 4 'hcdnims at Ids shop in the vicinity of Lersynaille, and
that fie is prepared to furnish on the most reasonable
WIRE CLOTH, suitable for Safes, the Rolling
ttemens, in Grist Mills, or for Selves in Fanning mills,-
, prdpm directed to Lersyrville, Bradford Co. Pa.,
be promptly attended to. E. MARSH.
September 21,
.1818. •
SHERIFF'S SALE.
, Int virtue nut writ of venditioni expense issued oat
"'Vail , Of the court of common pleas of Bradford Coon
,,.^,ty; to me directed, I shall expose, to pub& sale at the
licerreefV_. M. Long in Troy, on Wednesday; the 7th
All 4, Of No"vembernezt, it 10 o clock A. the ( 0111 ;win8
. kods situate. inTroy, Brsdfonl County, bounded on the
• east by the Sugar Creek and lairds of Samuel Allen 4.
the Avery Ruail, and on the south by land of Aldrich
Ward, on the west by land of said Wird_and Gardner
Seaman, on thinorth by the mud creekoned and land
belonging, the heirs of Myron-Allen. and the Troy
and Towanda road ; containing about fOrty suet more
'or less, with • framed house, framed bare, and 4 1 4 8
Lenge, and soma small
. apple taxi thereon all improved,
Seized and taken in execution et thc auit - of J. Morris
Wattle* va. .4dolphus Allen. • , , '
( JOHN F. MEANS...Sheriff. •
Sheriff's Office, Towanda. Pool., 3 0 , 1846, •
POSITIVE. • •
•
J'vrict is hereby, siren to all those Merchants
who wiihed to compromise, and themiry raise the
price of Goads in Towanda, that we , cannot finer into
any.amusgements °fibs kind. ;Weer': hound to sell
:emlP3oOle,Per thaw say . ethe r e4iblishrlent, let the eir
cinliiinees be what they may,. Penman desirous of
vire:toting Goads at the Mired •notch."..most call at
tee ' B l,vinite Limit" as usual.. where .4 most' goods
are ciiins feethe money.
- GE4, R, pixy ! -
.EATHER—CaIt Skins, bole and Lipper hinher at
r. B MERCUR'S
.ININELEX2I4I;
nit HE nest year of this Antitathrt Crinatienee
Mend*, the ald dal of August.! I MILL- C. j
VANONBCO,cIF.. Prineipid,Vattss„E. C.SLACIC;
MAN. Precepuess. ;The year will be trtylded into foci?'
,terms of eleven weeks each.' The llnit term will be fol.
leWed bj 'wallop of rine week: _ • -
_Tho second'term will commence November 2.11.' •
The t.hiid term will commence February Bth.' and bs
followed bi a vocation of one week. • ' •'.
' The fourth' erm will commence May 3. arid'be suc
ceeded by a vacation of six wells . '
Tuition, per term ofe:erma'sivek4
For the common .Engli.h studies, • "
For the higher hrenebes,ineluding Natural. •
_ _
Intellectual int! Moral Sciences,'
MAhrmatics and Language', '
For trio wood and thin! IP11115;
For Drawing and Painting.
Fur Music, uith use or Inatrument,
Without,
Percent.literary and scientific gentleriore, in'erinjunc.,
ton with the principal, have cimsenteilto favor Vic in
stitution with ketoses an. the Moreinipstiant bratichei
of education, frro'of charte. . ' ' -
All students will bo'charge far not less than, h alf
term, unless absence is occasioned - by illness or other
unavoidable causes. •
The exetri-es of enniposing and . declaiming' will he
required of every student, unless excused by the teachers
or titivate.
The mouse of instruction is designed to be thorough
and practical, adapted to - the' requisitions of Waimea,
and the demands of an intelligent people. •
The Academy has one rf the finest locations on the
Susquehanna. 'commanding a charming view of that
beautiful river, the borough of Towanda and the aura
rounding landscape.
From &confidence in the veal, enterprise and abilities
of the teachers, and the unusual piosperity of the school
during the past year, we take pleasure in recommending
ibis institution, to the favorable regard and patronage
of an enlightened, intelligent end generous people,
trusting that it will continue in usefulness, and the
consequent favor 'of the public.
, HIRAM !MX.. President.
ENOS TOMKINS,
J. D. MONTANYE,
O. L. WARD, . .
J. F. MEANS.
DAVID CASH
B. KINGSBERY,
H. S NIERCITR,
WM: ELWELL.
Towanda, August 3, 1846. '
*Owing to an error in manuscript. the date of the
hand•bills will be found incorrect. It is three diys
. .
too life.
The late Preceptrese: having left the institution,
without giving the necessary notice, we are under the
neeessity of deferring the opening of the Fenzak-De•
par:tient for one week.•
MISS BLACKMAN convey highly reeommended as
a pianist and *scholar. 1„ C. VANEEBCOOK.
CLAREMONT HOUSE.
oarammt matamiawg.
RESPECTFULLY informahis friends that belies
leased the above Houseontuated on the south
sole of toe public' square, lately occupied by A.M. Coe,
and having made entirely new arrangements, is now
prepared for the reception of visitors. Presenting his
compliments to his friends and the public generally, and
as-uring them no pains or expense will be spared to
pleaie his guests, he respectfully solicits public patron
age, pledging himself that while the establishment is
under his control, it shall not be eicelled by any in the
country.
The rooms a the • CLAREMONT HOUSE,' are
spacious and airy, and furnished in the best Style.
The Table will be furnished with every substantial
the country ran produce.
The Bar will be stocked with the best liquors in a
pure and unadulterated state. - -
First rate Stabling attached, with ready and faithful
Ostlers always in attendance.
In short, nothing will he omitted, which will add to
the comfort and convenience of customers, and with his
facilities, he believes satisfaction will be renderato all.
Towanda, April 8, 1846.
STILL THEYTOMEL
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C. .
... S. C. .11ERCUR,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER ASSORTHENT OF
GOODS, •
consisting as usual. of everythlng. which will
be sold at the lowest notch.
Towanda. July 6, 1846. '• •
Prima and Gl:whams: .'.• •
A VERY large and beautiful asaortnient of Print",
Gingham and Lawns.; purchased in Neer 'Yink,
:dike the late reduction of price., juat'received '
July . 8. • " M OW:TRW.
PIIINTED CALICOES -20,0i 0 yds .. .tioni
to 25 cents. Those wishing Ptinta lisikbeiter
*veil themselves of this opportunity—they are selling
rapidly.. • G. E. FLYNT & co,,
PLUMBE NATIONAL ttAGUESSIAN GAL
LERY AND PHOTOORAPHERSFURNISH-
I N DEPOTS; awarded the Gold and Silver Medals,
Four first Piemiuma, land Two Highest Honors, it the
National, the Massachusetts, !he New York, and the
Pennsylvania Exhibitions, respectively, fur the most
splendid Colored Daguerreotypes and best Apparatus
ever exhibited,
Potiraita taken in exquisite style, without regard to
weather.
Instructions given in the art.
A large emolument of Apparatus and Stock always on
hand, at the lowest cash prices
New York, 551 Broadway ; Philadelphia, 138 Chest
nut S.; Boston, 75 Court, and 58 Hanover Sta . .; Bal
timore, 205 Baltimore St.; Washington, Pennsylvania
Avenue; Petersburg, Vs., Mechanics', Hall;: Cincin
nati. Fourth and Walnut, and 176 Main Bt.; Saratoga
Springy, Broadway ; Paris.l27 Vieille Rue du Temple ;
Liverpool, 32 Church Bt.-3y. -
•
DissoLuTiso - N
THEt .
Copartnership heretofore existing between.L.
Bachelor & A. M. Corel iv.this day dissolved by
mutual consent all persons indebted to aid firm are re
quested to settle their accounts with L. Batchelor, who
will continue _the business 'at-the old stand. I would.
tender my ackim;whidgements for put favors, and fur
the, solicits share of public patronage.
• • L. BATCHELOR,
• : . • A. M. COREL.
Towanda. Almost 13th, 11346. . -;
SPECIAL COURT.
.o be Tl h C e E ld im at h r ere ow by an gi da rt, t in hat d ati o specia r
the ( C c o o n u rt nty w o il f l
i
' redford, by the Hon. Wm. Jraair, on Monday. the
26th day of October, 1846, at 2 o'clock. P. M., tot the
inal of the following causes :
Alexander Baring ct.-al. vs. Almond Berry ; Ent.
Girard Life Insurance Company & ,Co. ea. Edward
Overton et. aL ; Eject. • , • _ . , • • :
A. Bering et aL int. EzraAllers 4. Eject., . _ • .
, A. Bating et. al. we. E. )4.Ainta and , terns' tenant;
~
Eject. :.
A. Baring et. aL vs . . tlich'ela Voothns - }; -Eject. -
• A. Bering et._ al. ire. Morel Chamberlain et. at ; Eject.
: Chestei Butler and wife tra.John Barnet ei. aL ; Eject.
John. Aeltli ins. A Bowman et. al. t , .ject. , . .
.-1 . . 'Baring al. al. ea, Clement' Leonard ;_lejeet.
'A:Baring et. aL ea. J. Wood Adms.&c. ,aci. &„ •
A: Baring et al. att . . J. Wood 'Aden!. &c... ; & A, fib
A. Baring et. aL ye. Stephen Wilcox ;-aci. fa. .
, A.-Baring et al. as. B. Beely'ei: al. mai: fie:.
A.. Baring et.aL vs.l3. Rawly Esr.lce. et. iLeel r fa.
A. Baring et. al. vs. W. °Autost al.; eject. ,
lt.'Hatina it aL vs. G. Harkness et. aL;- eject.,
. . A LIDISOH 11t1 'KEAN; Ppthonotary.
TOwanda August 22, 1846. :. : ... , - .
• •
=IT =3I.4I2ISOMASHIG
Afontanye
AVILG entored into a colannanhip in the WI ,
H
anitile baldness.ara desist:ma of fedi:Was the 'hid,
on hang as much as possible before raeciatng their new
itonds, and are willing WWI theijedd AT COST.
Per.iona aiebing to puichaso apjthingin.theiriina will
find it to their interest to call and"examine their goods
Won; purchasinz elsewhere.
.Taarapda,,t3ip:l4, 1446:
‘7l LA$l2-7 by 9, 0 by 10,10 by:12,10 444
. 1 11311: by :15, 12 by 14, 12 by .16, 12 by ,(8,.14 by 16
16 by 20, ads day received at j 18 ". MERCUR'S
EMiiiZW=
,Thelreasury .pf listorp- -
Cdawrti Ri a aeiterstiatrd&Mty hotline, if tridelosal
- littaoty,:kneient' mid Madera, end I win of tiei
:,,petite , Walla of eYi.IY Printio ol "gm ) dig
saute ? their tueeelmairesv
i reeitt toad
"ay 8 lithatl:tDE ;v. =
Author of ulo -wfouteri ifiroledirt' Biokraill!*
cal Tre,slW,b".43le:ipettidiag ,
TIIE
SDITZD aT JOSS INMAX,Zift.
The republiestiOnl of , this...valuabletvviarli,has been
undertaken panty Mi'accOdra of .the ihigh_ favor- with
which ii has been meeiled - in , England,' hut :ahlefiy' to
consideration 'of rtiiintv from • the
feliehous adiptibri -of the/ plan to a wintshat hes been
long and generally' felt inif , friim tha.•judgment.anc
fidelity manifested id iii exietition. ;.The idea of giv
ing in a single Worki of rro-very.• formidable iiiiteosions,
.a sufficient outline If • the; worbri whole history, and,
ainifitertitlides^of 'the history.: of every nation,- is -so
obvious, judicious and Ampropriiste a. to; require no:
eulogium. Every. person who cares at all : far the
11CqUiliti011 Of useful knowledge - must desire to poseas
such a general knowledge of pan gunny not only in his
own country hut in all countriee.-- es shall enable . hint
to' undeistimd the perpetually recurring - allusions that see
found in" almost any coma of general reading; because
for want of such understanding there is -airways a serious
diminution both 'of - pleasure and profit earn in the
perm' of sueb- works as are designed chiefly for amuse
ment. For instance, most of Sir Walter Bcott's novels
are founded upon history, and abound with reference to
hiotoral events and persunage4 a wain of some acquain
tance with which detracts seriously from the interest and
delight they are so well qualified to awaken; and so 'of
most other winks belongiing to the better class of what
is called light literature. • Bathe difficulty{ has been to
obtain this general knowledge without going through
many books, requiring a greater es penditure of time and
-money than most persons are able or willing to afford;
and toobviate such difficulty hair been- the purpos of Mr.
Maunder.
Hi' plan bas the merit of , completeness;and is un
doubtedly the best that could have - beekdesited.
gives first a general sketch of ancient and rendetn his
tory—a rapid and comprehensive' binfs-eye view, as it'
were of the rise and program of nations, the most im
portant incidents of their career, and-their relations to'
each other; and idler - this he fakes up the nations
separately, famishing a concise digest of ell -that is im
portant or desirable to know concerning each, and thus
affinding a sort of key to the changes and events that
were more briefly indicated, rather by their results than
theri incidents, in the general sketch or outline. Thus
the salient points of history are brouabt within a man,
ageable campus ; and an excellent foundation is laid for
more thorough and extensive reading in reference to
any portion of the mold or any epech of which a corn.
plete knowledge may be desired. •
in the execution of this plan the author has been very
successful. His notices of historical events,though brief,
are load and satisfactory; and he truces the connection
of effect and cause with singular acumen and generally
with most commendable freedom from partiality or bias;
thus supplying a very 'good idea of the philosophy -of
history as well as of the facts which history records.--
In a word, the work will be found invaluable to the ge
neral reader, and a very useful help to the student.
Complete in two volumes, large SCUM, with engrav
ings- $4: An edition in paper covers, complete, suita
ble for mailing, $3. ' DANIEL ADEE,
Publiiher, 107 Fniton.street, New York.
BEI
4 00
b CO
25
2 00
700
6'09
CornuTg, — iiirruffalu Line.
THE Proprietors of the above Line will continue to
run a Line of Passage Boats between ELMIRA,
CORNING end BUFFALO. for the accotnmodation
of EMIGRANTS end FAMlLlES,inoving West, of.
fording facilities not heretofore , offered to the Emigrant,
from this section of New York and" Pennsylvania.
The Boats of this Line are of the FIRST CLASS
fitted and furnished with all the conveniences and as
eommodations of PACKETS, commanded by experien
ced Captains, and towed by relays of Horses.
BOAT ROME. Capt. H. W. THOMPSON,
TEMPEST, Capt. A .M.TA RLOR.
During the season of 1846, one of the above Boats
will leave Corning, and Elmira. every week, in the fol
lowing order
Cansiso, eve r y Monday evening, at 6 o'clock P.M.,
Curries, every Tuesday -evening, at ,6 o'clock P. M.
"rowing down Seneca lake every Thursday morning,
touching at Big Stream, Lodi, and Dresden. leaving
Buffalo. for Corning and_ Elmira, every Wednesday
minting.
- FOR FREIGHT OR PASSAGE apply , to Captain
on board, or to Win. Mallory; Corning. •
8. B. Strang &co.. Elmira,
Wintrrinuto & Tuttlr, Home tads,
A' sash, Havana, • •
L. G. - rownaenil, Big Stream, ,•
Woodworth & Po.t. Lodi,
Price & Holly, Geneata,
Gay 4 Sar i .. Waal."
J.tiboemaker. .Seneot
Rabat Rona, Monteitsma, .
• H. Wright. Rochester,. •
- H. Niles. Buffalo.
(giLiz9o2,b 4L‘rail •ve.Li.LADIEU2.:e,2
/SHE subscriber not bring in full.cornmunion with
the firm of M—. lie is not - prepared to boast of
the largest assortment ofJ EW BLit Y out. of Jail : and
haying never learned the Cabinet mckink businces.—
he is not prepared to do any work in that. line; but
having areal a regular apprenticeship (I) in the
watch repairing business. and the experience of 161
,ea
has no hesitation in saying that -all work entrusted to
him shall be done in • workmanlike manner, promptly;
and second b at to none west of that city from whence
came that mighty rush of Gold,Javetry "
Now my friends, in all your getting* don't
.forget
to get your watches fried at uh.l.No. 100 opposite the
Public Square and two doors north of Briggs' tavern.
• A. M. WARNER.
. Towanda. April 29, ' • • .
.•.
. 13.—f pledge myardfrodo my work right., All
work warranted one Tear and the money refunded if it
does not perform -according to agreement.. Stick a P. 0.:
there !
MODERN ROME!
THE subseribers'wou'd tender. 'their thanks to their
customers" fur OA favors. and 'call their attention
to their Newkkock of Goode . ; which exceed their for=
vier one in quantity, : quality' imetZtry pricea. Their
present stock havingtheen selected with gneat'eare, end
bought lemil they will endkiorle ;lee their eitstomers
better bargains for Cash or Produce thin can be bad at
any other establishment.. • -
Their isiortment tieing complete. it areold be nselesi
to partiinlarize articles, hut would just say "that: their
stock consists of a full sitriply 'nf Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery; Hardpan; Dye tdoilfs;Brufs, Hits, Bonnets,
Bikes and Sheeit, die... die." •" -
The above 'reek shall be sold it pied that will give
entire satisfietiOn.
Being gadded That ready pay is best for all parties.
enabling the fornier to sell his produce at a better rate.
and the merchant to sell hiigoodi it lower prim than
he can'do on credit; therefore twill adhere to the Retdy
Pay Systero. We do net ask)ion: to call and see our
goods first, but'imamineOtheri firs'Of you tdetse. and
then our!, and we are sure you will purchase of as if
you warn bin:garbs: MAYNARD ec WATTLES.
• 'Rome. JuneSO, 1546,,• '• •
T".partnership. heneltdone.'esistini between , the
Subscribers under the firm of Elliott dt Illercur,
is !his day hot:Mutual consent dissolved. All accounts
due the firm, will:be found in the .hstids, of Thonias
Elliott who is duly authorized to settle all of the bad
ness of the late firm :THOMAS. ELLIOTT,
• - • • 'HIRAM MERCER.
Tow!nula, ,Aneust Ist, 1 4
D!tilian► seat;
1P.11'01111Z1A1t....L2 , 170:91V7 o
UTILL promptly Ind punctually remler hie proles
, slow maims in „Aginteies. • Collections.. sod
other matters in his proration , entrusted to his . eare.
(CT Betas removed his office to She room over N.
N. Betts' storm . -. • • • - „ -
WAILS & SPIKES, assorted sites; and of superior
4nanlieL foeiteler at, jlB 418RC111153%
'at
ItGE AIESSORTMBNT of WINDOW SASH
' :MERCURS•.
ilD n AleTia quantity juat;ieeeiarell; and for sale by
10,:j18
F 4OUII-Bu P er6nV P bur o for glair bY tho band it
JIB MERCUR'S,
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO. Nibßakers.
lyear 112 Fulton New York.
•
Blacksmithing ::EStablishment,
rig rotranda, .•
Prices 25. per cent. cheaper - than.have ever
• been known itt Northern Penn'a.
THE subscriber, having commenced the above bu
siness, takes this method to inform the inhabi
tants of Towanda and vicinity: that he is prepared to
do all kinds of work entrusted ' to his are in the m at
neat and workmanlike mlnner r Such asironing coach
es, carriages, Sleighs, of all kinds; mill-work of ell
kinds, done a little nicer than at any.other'shop in tho
county, , Some attentiotVpaid to EDGE TOOLS, to
611 up crevices, and,anally all kinds Of . ..work:in the
above line (horse.shueing excepted) and will warrant
all my work to stand the test. Try'ineind if you do
not find Things just right, then put merilow'a: From my
long experience in the business, I Batter myself that I
can please all kinds of people. -Tod can- find me at
all times at myshop:•-few rods south of Bridge Wet%
known as Means' old stand. • •
All kind.' of Produce taken in payment for work,arni
a little of the ready Jo-Davis will not he refueeti.
: N. HEMINGWAV, JR.
•
Tat:rondo, May 6, 1846.=y • . - •
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
JUIPR. AM Ei4 M. GOODRICH' has located Winn
at MONROE, for the practice of hit profession,
and will ho pleased to wait on those requiring his am
vicesi-'• He may be found at J. L. Johnson's tavern.
•Refeience may be male traits. -Burrow & MAIIO2I
of Towanda. April 230 R 45.
Clocks, Watches. Jewelry &Silverware
.12T NO. 1. BRICK ROW.
WA. CHAMBERLIN has juet retorned. from
• the city.of New York with the largest assort,
mencot FASHIONABLE JEWELRY, ever , brought
to this place, such as Ftogx-rings, Breast-Pins,pf every
description'; Lockets, bracelets; gold,and silver p:_itcils,
golirki ye, thin.blre, silver spoons, euger_tUrige'.'sreets
cies. fix all sges,.perr cid pocket knived.t(Roger's ma
nufacture.) and many other sitielei which ho will sell
extremely low for CASH.
All hinds of WATCHES; consisting, of Indent Ie
%TT. L'Epine. English and Series watches, warranted to
keep good time.
It is as clear and unquestionable', as' our right to the
whole' of 'Oregon, that Wx. A. CB.IOIIIIIIIUN' has got
the lergeit and best selected assortmentgaf Fancy Goods
ever liniUght into the borough OTTowends:alid - that he
will his' oods cheapee than was , ever 'sold by' any
Airman living being !—etick a pin there !!-• !,•• • ,
N.B. Matches warranted to nip well one year, or
the money refunded.; and .a written agreement given
to".that eflkci to all that 'desire ohe.'
c o- MAPLE SUGAR, Wood: and all kinds of Conn
try Produce received in iraVrilent • '
W. A..CI - IAI4IBERLIN, - Agent:-
Mowandt, April 22; 184E4 ;
CHAIRS AND BEI)STEADS.
THE autmcribers gill lcontinue
allf to manufacture and keep on hand
I 4 7 1 1 1 1 at their old gland. all kinds of
ale Cane and Wood seat Chairs
also Settees of various'inds
* BEDSTERDS, of every
description. which we will
sell low for mash orprpduce.
TURNING done to order.
TOMKINS & MAXIM:3ON.
Towanda, April 23, 1845. - .
ARRIVAL OF SUAIIiER - GOODS
; • •:" .4t No. 9,' Brick . Roni.• 1
THE subscribers are now t salving' and opening a
_eety large supply of leasonabla GOODS, which
they are anxious to sell on the most favorable terms for
ready pay. • - • •
They are Undetermined taut no one shall sell Goods
cheaper than they. ' Having taken much pains in the
selection of their goods—snd as many articles of mar.
&mediae have fallen off in piice Illikespiing purchases
were made they confidently believe they' can- offer
some inducements to• those who wish to. boy cheap
goods theyirill not readily find elsewhere. especially,'
stores that purchased 'their goods early In the season
it will like hat
,a moment to drop in anti examine some
of their' heep Goods. 'Such as , •• r* . •••
Good 'Brown Muslin, 7 cents per yd. - •
Very Pod PriUtel, 10212 dt-15 - 11ryd. •-;
Drown Sugar. 7.8 & 9 cents per' Ithi
Goitallidolistes; 30 cents pert Atom
Glieseret than - I2i cents to $1 pectli. •
And alUutherorticles in propoition.i , Thry do not
like to sayativi ivillsell'"cheaper" and *More"- "gooda"
than any body else. - That would poem roii :Much' like
boasting; but they wfil say distittetly. they teitt.surr*
be lenders:4d; and, will also say to their Lumber , and
Produce customers, that they have the thirst entire 'cm
fidenee that no fault will be found with the:prier of
Goods. if they only bring in their Limber and Pito
dace, the willfi nd goods as cheap as Where they bell
exclusively for CAIIII!
They do not consider it neceriirrtri enumerate all'
or any of the articles they have Fir isle. f3uf6ee it to
say, their assortment is now full and complete.' Call
and examine for yourselves; ,
Towatidaarily-t. 1816. TRACY ,fic-110Gite,
*"." •... DRESS GOOD'S:
jicßoic solection oldies! goods rani lies bind,
s t the savings Sank, consisting pf Ctaimeres,;M.
Lane& CasAtnere • Missals Plain rand Changeable
Alpo esiksernendrains, - Bombazines, and a good variety
of Cites Ptice lory at- 0. L.FLYNT 4, 7 CO.
AT AN AIINUAL . IIIEtTING
Opthe Idkomtent sof the" Towsndoßktfinge,Rlnikr
, held at Towanda‘ Mir Ist; 1040,' the' foikrwing
preamble - ind resolutions were unanimotiely idoPtid :
thaslsigest , stock of GOODS , Ad/
tie pitted its finj 6; sentirend Usk Revs." , ; . :
Resolved, ThattoECtiE. FLYNT dr:CO. a¢ill con;,
thine to sell Poode as ustutirrchesper thee, any other
establishment in Tewands. . , ,
the 4. Rink "'regulates the
priem of kfeinhendise ElChtuiic until our . nest
otisi'ntretiag: ..
Resolved, tyhst the war against Lumber—Credit and
High: Prices,ishall bonoittinued.. • . ,
•Reselvad, „That, the ",H eady, Fay System ". , best,
idspteti to , this atm:Sphere ant} w hen in "saicessfel:
*perukes:looS hare, can Ind shall be sold cheap iii
in the nest 'Place.' •• - • -"
liaohreiL , (not - More goads and. better, shall be sea
at N 0.14 (F.ii& Co.) for., the coming twelve months.
than anyettoireetsblishumnt. - . .
.Besolvid,,Thst the, pruceetiiirigs of this . Meetirid,"be
published its tha ..•-ifirsdford Reporter," and is 13 m l/b i d
Argui.7:tunt two timSand copies circulated throughout
the county. " • " GEO.E. FLYNT at Ca '.
.
_ •
Another Great , and. • Enthuiaitie...•
j• MEETING!
Ar
A 'MEETING of " all loro. fr.—Brick Bow." held
on the psa day of Maiiiinst.; OLD BAIRD. wai
called to the hair, and Mitt Baum appointed a com
mittee of the whole to draftresolutions:, After.several
pathetic apeenhes by Eleamar and George, the follow
ing 'Preambli2 and' &ablutions •were unanimoitaly
Whereile, Th ere appears to bee great desire on the
part of. some Ifertbants in the Borough, to come up'
dung with No. 3i and Whereas we are willing to
assist them in doing scias far se consistent: Therefore
Resolved, That such merchants have our consent to
unite their several stocks together, as the only means
by which they can equal , No. 3.
Resolved, That the " Shavinge',/kink" fake the
right wing ; "'small profits and quitkailes" the left;
and " Nem Yark in Miniature" the reire=a pike team
backwards. • . •
Resolved. That.we never before thought New York
was such a looking place as its miniature exhibits.
:Besotted, That Nit. 3 always has, always CAN; sod.
always WILL, sell goods cheaper, better goods and
more of them than any store in town: •
Resolved; That the proceedings of this meeting .he
published'in the Village papers; and that one copy be
handed to each of par competitors, and half a copy. to
New York :in miniature'
May 29. 1046. '
BOOT & SHOE MAKING.
, t
.4")
WLCOX & SAGE have seam/sled themseves
in the Boot and Shoe Making business, in the,
borough of Towanda, and may be found at the old stand
of S. Hathaway,lately uccupied by Elkanalt Bmitb,near
I. H.Stepherts' Exchange Hotel, where they solicit • a
share of pOblic patronage. They intend. by a careft.l
selectiOn of stock, and by attention • to the interests of
their customers,to make as neat and durable work as can
be manufactured in this portion of the country.
They keep constantly on hand, and wilt manufacture
to order,
morocco, calf and coarse boots and shoes;
Ladies' Gaiters, shoes and slips; children's do.; gent?s
gaiters and pumps, &c., &d.
JOHN W. WILCOX,
PHILANDER SAGE.
Towanda, May 14, 1845.
CalliNET FITIiJrITIVRE
AIAY BE .HAD at our shop much lower then it
has ever been wild in Towanda. Goode are
cheap, and wheat am lowered, and that is the reason we
can afford all for to do it. All kinds of produce will
he received in payment. Also, LUMBER of all kinds.
Sept. 1. L. M. NYEA CO.
411CIS12110.111U7.11E"M10TMS
WILL be kept on hand a large assortment, and
• made to order on shorter noticnand for less mo
ney, than can be produced at any other establishment in
the land. Those ;taro are under the necessity of pro.
Curing that article will and shall be satisfied. A good
hearse and pall may be had in attendance when desired.
September 1. 1845. L. M. NYC fir CO.
NEW ESTaBLISH_IIEN7'
ED]
USA IP • aPii • 04z-7/4
, .
L. M.-NYE as CO., would re.
•apeetlly inform tbe citizens of Tow.
ands and the public generally, tout-
Otriff[t, they. have on hand & manufacture
- to order "all kinds of CABINET
- 'FURNITURE, of the best mate.
glom
r i
ANL riali, and worknianshipihat cannot
bisurpassed, in additionto theusual
assortment .in country shops, we will keep on hand turd
make to order SOFAS, of various and most approved
patterns; Sofa Rocking Chairs, upholstered in superior
style. and for ease and durability cannot he surpassed
even in our large cities. Also, the half French .Ma
hogany Chair, beautifully upholstered, with curled hair.
which never loses its elasticity, and finished with the
best hair seating.' We Batter ourselves that having
had much experience in the businass,'we shall be able
to satisfy all who may feel disposed to call. both .ea to'
quality and price, and, by strict attention to business
hope to merit and. receive the patronage of a liberal coin-
Tunity. • " L. M.. NYE & CO.
' ,Towanda..Septembei 1,1845. • -*- " •
ASH FOR WOOL—The sbNoiber has no
ol t iection to pay part or even all CASH for Waal.
at as high rates u the market will permit.
Towanda. May 20. 0. D. BARTLETT.
NETS, another lot just received end. for sale
cheep jell REEDS'.
WANTED --500.000 ).+lbingle ;
. 300.000 feet Boards:"
• ' • 1000 lbs. Good Miner
June 14. J. D. 4 E.D. MONTAI)IYE - 4. CO
111F0 lfflefo, Gimp 1W IIPP•
TOWANDA SAVINGS 'BANK,
Established May 1815... . • .
New Store,. New Goods and New Prices
. .
•
G. E. FLINT & CO., the only A brielnal Cash itore
TWELVE MONTHS' eiperience has induced the
Cashier & Co. of the "Towanda Savings Bank "
to enlarge the sphere . of their operations, being well as
sured f ro m the past, that the systegr of "Pay to-stay
and trust to-morrow." is well adapted to Bradford
county. Our "tack of Goods' urpass in quantity and
quality any previous, stock. which will enable us to of
fer rester inducements than ever., The following are
• few among the aunty articles that comprise our stock
of Dry Goods:
French. English and:Arnevidan Cloths. French Cas.
simere, Vestings, Swine. Summer Stuffs, carpeting,.
French Muslin', Lawas.Barages, Balserines, Gingham
Muslin,. Gingham.% Cashmeres, De Laines, Shawls
of all - tisscriptions. su c h.. . as
_. Breehe, Plain de 1 4tne(
Range, Sum silk, Sob Soy. and Merino, ,Farasols.
Sheetinp,'Tickings, Drilling,; Bagging, Wicking. Oil'
Cloths, &c., ;0,000 yards printed' Calicoes. together
with our, usnallatock of Milinery Goods. • Our nook
embraces almost every article usually,called for.. We
hive just received a large invoice of Family. Croce . rms—'
which we erect:ruing at reduced pricestime and space
will not
. ellow us to eunmerate. Alsoor large stock. of
Crockery, Ghisaware,' Shelf Hardwire, 'Nails, - Steel,
!rim. Hats and Caps,Bools and Shoea;' du.; lie . :
WS take this opportunity of returning our thanks to
the people of Bradford ...-. i "r . r unties. aid in
site all who wish to BEY GOODSCHEAP, to give
us 4 call. es we are pledged to , go for. " The,Cash Par
ty.". , We assure our fneoils that no compromise has
&am e ected with the CREDIT OR LUMBER. pri..
ma, In:tyre:shall continue to froxlme.stml cell cheyp, as
lone r s' 'there is 'a eashiustomer in Bradfird county.
' • Our motto fri the year to tiefne, isa. WE' HAVE
WE CAN. WE WILL." . - ' ' -
Ci", Look for the &trimnd Batik No . 5. South End.
Riga Row. 2 • . GEO. E. FLY? T deCO.
Tovi!inda..l%TeP 20. 1040
01/AMER SIIAWLS, Handkorehoifs and Ribbons,
in beautiful gulches's, at toytel BETTS*,
for , the trefreikri Balm
Ji is nbw about foiti years 'sire Dr. E.'Llitinh fi a
iaYrndaced the Oriental or Scivereign,Balai
pubGe end we venture to say, that no' ether ,
has giien such universal satisfaction. soil, th e ink
awe 0 fut.for with very ; little milieu orad te 4
the demand bu increased tAI',COTtI hareem.
I
They are intiref r y . vegetable; and'cause no pain in
t ir t
bperationi; being perfectly isle for young m o ld,
those of debilitated conefitotions. and Is s fit* ill .
icing, have no equal. • They are au effected r am r,
for diseases of this climatasech as bilious disc:sepia
their various form s . Fever, Old Liver Complaints fin, : t.
aches, Coughs, ffolds, Costiveness' '&c W e b o ,
warranted•them in over 100 cases of Poser and Ap t .
and have.netrer tninvit themin *rentosie r i k; „
from one to via days. when take according to 6 1 ;
lions. They never 'leave the bowels rye;
very different' from any other Pills in use, wbi l - 67,
the bowels costive, and one dose Only creates these:ea.
ty for another. ' Lineman' debility . and female ante '
their effects have been truly astonishing. -Ttiefl e ,
restored a large number of, such asses after they h i d hu
con fi ne d to their beds, and given up by - thengbi t i t i ni :
The certificates.n fel of which may be seen in sea
caws'', which may be had of our agents antis. Th y
gliet the nervous
.system, end remove lbe cuseri to ,
voile irritation. In short they strengthen sad we nn
the whole system. -6. cues of Dyspepsia and mine s
they have wotked wonders: Thousands have k in ,
stored from all the honing of the nbeve diseases, rod t
'number of them .S y racuse, and fit this coney,
~
For particulars see circulars.-
We have always taken great care in wleetineet
compounding our medicines. which . has been dea
Dr. Soule in person, as. may be seen by the follos ij
certificate..
-- -
We have acted as agents for Dr.E.L.Soitle tar d e b it
four years in purchasing most of the medicines earl 4
the coneksition of his pills.—Dueinethatllitor .41
of the articles have advsneed nearly on bandied poe m
He has not varied his proportions, and hes at min x
oral any but the best qualities of medicines. %ten
also acted as agents in selling his Sovereign Re ,
Pills,:and from the universal satisfaction given, aces.
eider they rank - among the best pith i note before the gel,
lie. Dr.Soule is the person who first introduedthis
into this country, and ha. continued the maati*tur
of them ever since. . T.B.Ferca & Ce.
BILL BAIRD & CO
Syracuse, Fehruary 23,,1840. •
None are genuine. except those bearing the Dam,
Dr. E. L, Soule& Co. on the face of each
For sale by Huston & Ladd, Towanda; Om,
Perking, Athena; Lyman Buffet, Bil&hneld; A. k
H. Morley, Burlington; Levi Taylor. Granville; tral
Smith, Franklin A. Burroughs, Monroetoo; Gea
Nichols. Rome ; H. Z. Friable,' Orwell; U Rz,nl
J. E. Bullock. ' . , 12=3m
New Wholesale and Retail Commis ,
$lOll Grocery.
THE subscriber would inform the good mkt
Towanda and vicinity, that he bat opened an
Family Grocery store orrthe corner of Main sad Baip
streets, where he intends to keeps!! kinds of Gram*
that will suit all kinds of customers - Ilia stock on.
prises every article Offered in hii line, (liquors upped)
among which can be found candles. James Rico Ts
bare°, sugar, tea, coffee, molasses, figs, ground peirpt
ground allspice, saleratus, cloves, starcb.cionatosa,it
ground, lump sug ar , bar, fancy and castile am
mon crackers , h erring, by the box or kw quota!,
mustanl.ccalfish, No. 1. mackerel. Also. routroagot
(hall - Tani% at 50 cents per 100) cream ouu,fifick
almonds, raisins, peppersauce, tomato and wiles
ketchups, lemOn syrup and carpet bags; combo 'ha
kinds. A large stock of CANDIES, of all Itiodt
wholesale and retail. . ,
• BOts sad Shots.
He has also a large assmtment. Of the Enna *shit
article of BOOTS AND SHOES: e'er brought ira
this market ; being, of Philadelphia minufarters, mob
iing of Misseifine morn co bouts, calf boots, cam&
kip boots and shoes. A very large lot of laden bl
slippers, made of the hest material and workmothii.
Ladies half gaiter; silk do., begs and children's mono
maniocs, children's half gaiters, boys kip brogone
of which will be sold very low for cash, or wady
The highew price paid f..r env quantity of poi
BUTTER. - HUGH O'HARA.
Towanda. July 1, 1846.
TARIFF IiErEALEII!
HE sUbscriber takes. pleasure in onnounciaple
friends end the public generally, that hs
receiving and opening an entire new stock of GUM.
(at his stare in the 'borough of Towends, atoned a
the ee4 side of Moin street, three heart moth
of Me
tanye's & Um, and nearly opposite B. Kingbtry's)tir
bracing everything in the line of
Dry Goods, Groceries. (the ardent exceptc„)
flardzonci; Glass 4: queen's l; are, Boob
and Shoes. Paints. Oils and l'ar.
nigh. Iron awl Nails. 4-s.. 4'c•••
which he will sell ea cheap as the cheape-t. net ealt•
ing the Nenoralor, or any of the champions of rul
prtfiticualquicksak2. He would respedfdly Ira
those who wish to buy cheap to call and ernsiorls
goods and prices for themselves, .before punhwitg
any other place. N.N.BETD,
Towanda. May I k 1344.
c4Alt, THE IVAL
. - •
et:( 0: it
(s),
...SJ9Y/UkFileN
5,7/411 Lm •
, Tt
Dr':'E::sottle'~i''
pHIN IS, WNS & MI/4ANS, a Ivo too
merit on hand and for sate chew • et BEIV•
•
EPHORN le PALM LEAF BATSoMter ti
wilit ? e found at my 2 :Bert
LARGE ARRIVAL'
Of New and; Cheap spring and ;Samar 6aa
Direct from flte'City. •
1 URTOIN KINGSBERY most sespecalo
WII6 forms his old customers, and the public
is Gr
cal. that heir now receiving of his o'.d stand, Fig'
assortment of all kinds of goods, which bo ialo
Fell a little cheaper than any other SION in '1
ft is impossible to pit in a- newspaper ill the 0 01
kinds of go . o,ds that Marble found at my store• lb.
a full assortmentier Pry Goods, Grocesish rot
Dru;a, Medicines, Paints. Oils. Dye 5hi1f 4141 "....
Shoes, Nails. Iron; Hales -4 caps, &a Can sad 1 a
before you buy elsewhere. May 14, 1846.
PRINTED LA WNS, Muslin de Mines *I
jr - mar Sltarats.4 Very large assortment, 144 ,,
be sold lower tban be bought at any other rue& .•
and Fee. rny . 14, B.KINGSBEEt
11111)0.1y7.1.—Any quantity, frum ova do.;
lip $ with beautiful trimmings, &be 6 P 1 7:4
side sprigs soil wreaths, all French, whictioo
at" utyl4 B.KINGSBERf_.
immousidmins
0. 1. CODFISH dy .MACKEREL. 01
" 13 Y 18 . : B. KINGSBEI6
RABBE'S CELEBRATED CROCCitATTI
I
a;coo. superior tes' old data coat' d i extra
morebealthy beverageiinhiCh may be eed t..
.Cbesp stone of . • 1 413 B. KINGSBwr
. . .
filmy Shall. oto
AME to theericloeured the subscriber ,
C as,
first of June 1a5t,,20 B.IIFEP. baring D T;el
ler mark!, *ithllixt exception of one O,IOP hica.
obi..
• • • ANN E.
Towanda, J.sly 25. 1846.:
lerme of the 'Bradford Rep#
. .
Two &tiara and fifty cents per annum; r oo °
deducted if paid within the year; efla i br CA .I
ally in advance; Oxx will be dedurt"i o v
Subscribe at liberty_to discontinue Itol,o
Ming fillreurakea• _Most kinds of Coeval . "-
,received in payment, at the market to!"
Advertisements. not exceeding • Ka"' ,010 1
lines, inserted for fifty Cents ; evert wTerq
twenty•frie cents. "Jk discount made toyell: o f it
Job Priv N.TING;' of every' deseriptiou new_
peditdocusly executed on new and fashionshis Trot
Letters on business pertaining to the o(PI PP
see of postage,. to ensure attention.
IS